Could you post the Index for the Census address to the list?

Does anyone have a link to an "Every name Index for the 1850 & 1860 Census?" If so, will you share it with me? I had it and was using it extensively and accidently deleted it. Beverly [email protected] ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, July 03, 2004 12:13 PM Subject: [VAAUGUST] augusta appentice bonds 1772-1817 > Does anyone have access to "Augusta Apprentice Bonds 1772-1817"? > > I am looking for any McClungs that may be listed. > > Thanks, > > Anita McClung > Fayette County, WV > > > ==== VAAUGUST Mailing List ==== > **************************************************************** > List Administrator > Barbara Stanley - [email protected] > **************************************************************** > >

Wish I could help, but I don't have anything on the (I'm assuming) English Rev. John Brown. My 4 Great Grandfather, the German Rev. John Brown, didn't arrive to America until 1798. So, the 1792 marriage performed by Rev. John Brown is by the English Rev. Brown .... Michael Sellers ----- Original Message ----- From: "Mildred Fry" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, August 20, 2004 10:34 AM Subject: [VAAUGUST] Jacob FAULK/FOULK 1792 marriage > In the "First Marriage Record of Augusta County, Virginia, 1785-1813," by the Col. Thomas Hughart Chapter of DAR (c. 1970), there is a May 29, 1792 marriage of Jacob Caulk to Margaret McFaddin performed by Rev. John Brown. > > Does anyone know where I can obtain a photocopy of the original marriage record or a list of marriages performed by Rev. John Brown? I believe this person may be Jacob Faulk/Foulk. In the early 1800s Jacob in in Monongalia Co., VA/WV and court records show his wife's name is Margaret. > > Thanks. > > Millie > > > ==== VAAUGUST Mailing List ==== > **************************************************************** > List Administrator > Barbara Stanley - [email protected] > **************************************************************** >

Augusta County Vital Records Augusta County Clerk 6 East Johnson Street Staunton, VA 24401-4301 (540) 245-5321 Augusta County Historical Society P.O. Box 686 Staunton, VA 24401 Copy costs are $0.50/page ---------- At 10:34 AM 8/20/04 -0700, you wrote: >In the "First Marriage Record of Augusta County, >Virginia, 1785-1813," by the Col. Thomas Hughart Chapter of DAR (c. 1970), >there is a May 29, 1792 marriage of Jacob Caulk to Margaret McFaddin >performed by Rev. John Brown. > >Does anyone know where I can obtain a photocopy of the original marriage >record or a list of marriages performed by Rev. John Brown? I believe >this person may be Jacob Faulk/Foulk. In the early 1800s Jacob in in >Monongalia Co., VA/WV and court records show his wife's name is Margaret. > >Thanks. > >Millie > > >==== VAAUGUST Mailing List ==== >**************************************************************** >List Administrator >Barbara Stanley - [email protected] >****************************************************************

In the "First Marriage Record of Augusta County, Virginia, 1785-1813," by the Col. Thomas Hughart Chapter of DAR (c. 1970), there is a May 29, 1792 marriage of Jacob Caulk to Margaret McFaddin performed by Rev. John Brown. Does anyone know where I can obtain a photocopy of the original marriage record or a list of marriages performed by Rev. John Brown? I believe this person may be Jacob Faulk/Foulk. In the early 1800s Jacob in in Monongalia Co., VA/WV and court records show his wife's name is Margaret. Thanks. Millie

>Date: Wed, 18 Aug 2004 13:21:09 -0700 >From: Tom Wardlaw <[email protected]> >User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Win98; en-US; rv:1.0.1) >Gecko/20020823 Netscape/7.0 (nscd2) >X-Accept-Language: en-us, en >To: [email protected] >Subject: McPheeters/Wardlaw >X-NAS-Bayes: #0: 1.22096E-150; #1: 1 >X-NAS-Classification: 0 >X-NAS-MessageID: 4845 >X-NAS-Validation: {86975100-D96B-11D6-BB85-A6A73EB70F22} > >William McPheeters (1764 Aug.Co VA/1843 Marion Co MO) was the son of John >McPheeters. William McPheeters married Elizabeth Wardlaw (1773 Aug.Co >VA/1803 Woodford Co KY), the daughter of James Wardlaw (1735 Aug.Co >VA/1816 Fayette Co KY) and Martha Steele (the daughter of Andrew Steele). > >A son of William and Elizabeth (Wardlaw) McPheeters, Maj. Addison >McPheeters (1798 Fayette Co KY/1881 Moultrie Co IL) married Julia Poage (b >1805 Pocahontas Co VA/1845 Fayette Co KY), the daughter of John Davies >Poage (1779 Aug.Co VA/1825 Marlington WV) who married Martha Rankin. > >We have a copy of the Diary of Maj. Addison McPheeters which prints out at >six pages in Microsoft Word if anyone might be interested. > >Mary Lou Wardlaw >

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Dear Craig: I went to rootsweb.com's Chalkley pages and looked for the reference, but there is not a mention of John Frazier or Anne Allen on the page you posted. I searched page 261, Volume 1. Perhaps the site I examined wasn't complete. Would you mind posting that piece which mentions them? The page 261, Volume 1 I found was abt the 1790 period. John Frazier was involved with a lawsuit with his SISTER, Anne during the 1790s. That suit was regarding the estate of his uncle Robert Moody, and the heirs of James Moody were suing John and Ann for the land. I would be very grateful, as using the Index with John Frazier's name does not bring up this page! Constance

In a message dated 8/6/04 8:40:31 AM, [email protected] writes: > Have you looked into Chalkley's? Vol.I, page 261 refers to john Frazier and > Anne Allen. He index indicates other references. > Good Heavens! I thought I had looked at Chalkley in every which way-upside down, on my head, etc. I have never seen a reference to John Frazier and Anne Allen. If this is true, I think I will probably cry. Don't be surprised to see sniffles in my next post! Bless you for the page and volume number! Constance

Have you looked into Chalkley's? Vol.I, page 261 refers to john Frazier and Anne Allen. He index indicates other references. Additionally, you can probably find information in the Staunton, VA library. My recollection is that Ann Arbor, Michigan is named for Ann Allen, but probably not this one. This one had m. Dr. McCue, then someone else who enticed her to follow him to Michigan because she liked grapes and he had planted them there. Good luck.

Dear List:      Recently came into a puzzle about a Frazier man of Augusta County, VA who married Anne Allen, d/o of Robert Allen, Sr. and his 1st wife Unknown. Anne was born ca  1740, and is called Anne Frazier in her father's will of 1790. Does anyone have a Frazier man in Augusta County who is a good candidate for this mystery husband? Robert Allen, Sr. probably married a woman named Martha Montigue/Monticue and had more children with her. Anne's brother, Robert Allen was business partners with Teays in Augusta County. William Allen, her other brother moved to Kanawha County same time as my Fraziers.      We have reason to suspect that Anne Allen Frazier ties into my Frazier line, as Samuel Frazier who moved his family to Teays Valley/Fraziers Bottom, WV ca 1799, named a son Allen Frazier, and another son of his, William, named a child Montigue. That is the last name of the 2nd wife of Robert Allen, Sr. and not exactly common. Any guesses, suggestions, hints??? Constance

Dear List: Recently I have become involved in an interesting puzzle about Augusta County folk. Do any of you belong to the family of Robert Allen, Sr. of Augusta County? He arrived sometime in the 1750s, I believe and is seen on the list of subscribers of Tinkling Spring in 1765-1770. He had children with a first wife: Anne, William, Robert, Jr. and possibly one other. He remarried a Montigue/Monticue woman and had more children. The daughter Anne is called Anne Frazier in the will of Robert Allen, Sr. 1790. We can't find out which of the Fraziers she might have married and how she may have tied into the group of Fraziers (my Samuel) who moved to Kanawha County. Samuel named a child ALLEN, which had not occurred in the family names previously. Samuel's son William named a child Montigue, which could be suggestive of a tie to the 2nd wife of Robert Allen, Sr. Confused? Me, too. Robert Allen, Jr. was business partners with William Teays in Augusta County. William Allen his brother, moved to Kanawha County around the same time that my Fraziers moved there. We're hoping to ferret out a connection. Can anyone offer a helping hand? Constance

I have NO idea why I have come up with this new form of insanity but would like to enlist help from this group. I am working on the James Callison family and his sister, presumably, Margaret Callison McCutcheon. Got a bee in my bonnet to try to figure out a time line for them, their children, and grandchildren in Augusta up to the 1810 census -- for now. Also would like to include the families whose children married into these families to see what family groups migrated together and where they lived in relationship to each other. Crazy, you bet. So here are the names that I know of in Augusta County. When I get to Greenbrier where some of the family went -- I'ld like to see if they were previously in Augusta County also. For Now, I have CALLISON, MCCUTCHEON, MORRIS, BLAIR, MITCHELL,EVANS, DONALDSON, HARRIS So if you have info on any of these family names pre 1810, would you please contact me to see if we are working on the same family. I am seeking dates of birth, marriage, death, land records, tax records, court records or just anything to show location at a particular date -- and the 1810 census in Augusta County if they are living there at that time. Take care Marilyn

Thanks, Mickey... I'm struggling right now with the Moodys, but I also am going to get the real documents from Augusta County. Enough of these Chalkley abstracts and their confusion and errors! I praise them for the records they present, but they aren't the answer to the lives of our ancestors in totality as some suggest! Please keep me in mind when you find them back in PA! Constance

Constance, I'll enter the info you provided in my Frazer database and will contact you if I find any connecting info. Thanks. Mickey in Iowa ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, July 12, 2004 8:28 AM Subject: Re: [VAAUGUST] Augusta County Settlers > Mickey; > > Although I have Frazers out in Iowa in 1860, all of them came back to > the WV area where my Frazers moved from Augusta County, VA (the direct lines did > anyway) by 1875 when they were adolescents or children. My Moodys are trapped > in 18th century Augusta County, VA sorry to say. They all died in Augusta > County. To my knowledge, none of those Moody uncles had sons, so I doubt that our > lines would be connected directly, which is not to say that Robert Moody of > Pennsylvania, their father, didn't have other sons who might be directly > related. Again, I haven't found him or his wife Isabella in Pennsylvania yet, just > the hint that the Moody brothers/sister came from there. > > So, I'd say no, at first glance, but perhaps your Moodys/Frazers are > connected with mine, simply because we find them together again out there in Iowa. > Never rule anything out! It's gonna take some serious research on your part to > bring your folks back east and locate where they hailed from! Please let me > know, and if I run into any of mine that head west, we'll compare notes! > > Constance > > > ==== VAAUGUST Mailing List ==== > **************************************************************** > List Administrator > Barbara Stanley - [email protected] > **************************************************************** > >

John BARGER b. abt 1740s/1750s Germany or Virginia d. abt 1832 Rockbridge Co, Virginia married Mollie or Mary Unknown 11 children. son -Peter BARGER married Ann PETTIGREW-10 chilsren; grandson- James Madison BARGER married Anne Eliz WILMORE-10 children; great- John W. BARGER married Jemima BYERLY-12 children; 2nd great- James Henry BARGER married Florence Jessie BURNS-3 children; 3rd great- Ralph Burns BARGER married Dorothea Blanche KLOEPPER/KLEPPER-2 children; 4th great- Virgil Ralph BARGER married Beverly Jane HIMES; Descendants went to Lucas Co, Iowa before Civil War then to Bates Co, Nebraska to Saunders Co, Nebraska to Bailey Co, Texas to Bernalillo Co, New Mexico.

Dear List: Does anyone here connect to Robert Allen of Augusta County, who arrived ca 1750s? He is shown with his son Robert, Jr., the subscriber lists of 1765-1770 for the Tinkling Spring congregation. I ran across a post on Genealogy.com which is seeking a husband for Anne Allen Frazier, daughter of Robert Allen, Sr. She is called Anne Frazier in his will of 1790. I wondering if she could be the wife of John Frazier, Jr. I know that others have said that Jennett Gay was his wife, but I can't find any proof of that, and I may have seen a reference to her as the husband of a Frazier from Rockingham Co., VA NOT Augusta. Any ideas? Constance

My information indicates that Joseph Lee Desper was born 2-27-1861 in Augusta County. He and Victoria were married 11-3-1881 near Staunton, VA. I have no children for them but Joseph's parents were John A. Desper and Sally W. Kesterson. Joseph's siblings were John David; Robert E. and Mary Alice.

Michael, I would appreciate a look up of Berry Thompson in your register. Thanks Sarah Mock Charleston, SC

Heather, I have a Joseph Lee Desper that married Victoria Clements. Victoria's parents were Wilson Clements and Betsy A Thompson. Is Joseph in your line? Sarah