>Date: Mon, 13 Jul 1998 10:25:19 -0600 >To: VABEDFOR-L@rootsweb.com >From: Katherine Snow <teddi@ida.net> >Subject: John (Jack)Hines > >>Resent-Date: Mon, 13 Jul 1998 07:58:42 -0700 (PDT) >>X-Sender: teddi@mail.ida.net (Unverified) >>X-Mailer: QUALCOMM Windows Eudora Light Version 3.0.5 (32) >>Date: Mon, 13 Jul 1998 09:08:02 -0600 >>Old-To: Hines-L@rootsweb.com >>From: Katherine Snow <teddi@ida.net> >>Subject: John (Jack)Hines >>To: HINES-L@rootsweb.com >>Resent-From: HINES-L@rootsweb.com >>X-Mailing-List: <HINES-L@rootsweb.com> archive/latest/198 >>X-Loop: HINES-L@rootsweb.com >>Resent-Sender: HINES-L-request@rootsweb.com >> >>Parents JOHN (JACK) HINES >>M. SALLIE MEYHUE b. abt. 1810 PITTSYLVANIA COUNTY VA. >>children: >>Thomas Hines b. 1838 >>Frances Hines b. 1840 >>Jane Hines b. 1842 >>Lucy Hines b. 1844 >>Eliza Ann Hines b. 1847 m. James Crew Shelton 16 June 1868 in >>Pittsylvania Co.Virgina >>Elizabeth Hines b. 1848 >>Harriet Hines b. 1850 >>John Hines b. 1858 >>Thanks for any info. you might have Kathy Snow >> >> >>==== HINES Mailing List ==== >>Please remember: chat mail goes private, not to the list. >>Please don't send ATTACHED FILES to the list! >> >> >> >>

>Resent-Date: Mon, 13 Jul 1998 07:58:42 -0700 (PDT) >X-Sender: teddi@mail.ida.net (Unverified) >X-Mailer: QUALCOMM Windows Eudora Light Version 3.0.5 (32) >Date: Mon, 13 Jul 1998 09:08:02 -0600 >Old-To: Hines-L@rootsweb.com >From: Katherine Snow <teddi@ida.net> >Subject: John (Jack)Hines >To: HINES-L@rootsweb.com >Resent-From: HINES-L@rootsweb.com >X-Mailing-List: <HINES-L@rootsweb.com> archive/latest/198 >X-Loop: HINES-L@rootsweb.com >Resent-Sender: HINES-L-request@rootsweb.com > >Parents JOHN (JACK) HINES >M. SALLIE MEYHUE b. abt. 1810 PITTSYLVANIA COUNTY VA. >children: >Thomas Hines b. 1838 >Frances Hines b. 1840 >Jane Hines b. 1842 >Lucy Hines b. 1844 >Eliza Ann Hines b. 1847 m. James Crew Shelton 16 June 1868 in >Pittsylvania Co.Virgina >Elizabeth Hines b. 1848 >Harriet Hines b. 1850 >John Hines b. 1858 >Thanks for any info. you might have Kathy Snow > > >==== HINES Mailing List ==== >Please remember: chat mail goes private, not to the list. >Please don't send ATTACHED FILES to the list! > > > >

Searching for information on Benjamin Robinson. Ben Rob(1755-1848) was born in Caroline Co., VA and migrated to Bedford Co after the Revolutionary War. He enlisted in the Ind. Reg.'Line from Caroline Co. He later joined the Cavalry at Fredericksburg under the command o Col. Baylor.He fought in the battles of Germantown and Brandwine in PA and Tappon in NJ. and spent the winter(1776/1777 at Valley Forge in PA. After moving to Bedford county he married Margaret North. Their children were Abraham, Elizabeth, Susan, and Nancy. His pension records are in the National Archives in Washington, D.C. However there was no mention of his parents, who must have lived in Caroline, CO.,VA. Research on Ben has yielded no info on his parents. Any leads on this long standing mystery would be very much appreciated. Roland R. Robinson

I am trying to sort out all the William Browns of early Bedford County. Two of them ended up in Campbell Co. when it was split off. Does anyone have a copy of the will of William Brown who died in Campbell County in 1782? Thanks, Tracy J. Brown Tracy.Brown@eastmansoftware.com Weekends: TJBrownNH@aol.com

Carol, There is A HISTORY OF BEDFORD COUNTY WITH FAMILY HISTORIES AND ROSTER OF CIVIL WAR SOLDIERS. Reprinted from 1884 Edition of Hardesty's Encyclopedia for Virginia. It includes 217 family histories and gives names and service info for more than 800 soldiers. It is soft cover, 40 pages 8 1/2 x 11. ISBN: 0-9608598-1-0 and is $9.50 plus postage and packing. May be ordered from HAMILTON'S, P. O. Box 932, Bedford, VA 24523. This was found in the back of PARKER'S HISTORY OF BEDFORD COUNTY, VIRGINIA. Sue

Does anyone have information on the Strawberry Baptist Association? My JOHNSONs were supposed to be a part of it. Thanks, Jeri

My great-grandmother was Martha Octavia Booth. She generally used her middle name Octavia. According to her tombstone, she was born May 1, 1855, and died September 12, 1924. She married William Henry Harrison Pagans on September 11, 1870, in Franklin County, VA. The old homeplace is near Hales Ford Bridge on what is now the Waterfront Properties. On her marriage license, it lists her parents as William and Elizabeth Booth. In the 1860 census, she is living with Kessiah Booth, age 60, female and Mariah Booth, age 21, female. I am looking for any information on her parents, siblings (if any) or the people she was living with in 1860. Why was she there and not with her parents? What was her mother's maiden name? What are her parents birth and death dates? Donna Wingfield

Other than the book, "Our Kin," by Ackerly and Lulu Parker, has any other book been printed on the history of Bedford Co., Va.? Carol at bcmolen@juno.com

Bedford Researches, In case some of you do not know about it there is a book, OUR KIN ( I think it was by a person whose last name was Jeter) that is in most libraries that gives family histories of many of the Bedford County families. The Hatchers and Whites are in it. I live in Williamson County, Tennessee and many of the Bedford County people came here in the early 1800s including some of the Hatchers and Whites. Sue Barton Oden Thompson's Station, TN

Bedford Researchers, This is a quote for another great book, "The History of Bedford County, Virginia", page 37, by Lula Jeter Parker: " ... 'Our Kin,' the history and genealogy of many of the old and prominent families of Bedford County, written by Mary Denham Ackerly (now Mrs. G. Harris Field) and Lula Eastman Jeter Parker ..." I think it is two volumes? It's been awhile since I've looked at it. Unfortunately, it does not include the Gross family. Julie Smith (Researching: Bays, Bohn, Bowyer, Carter, GROSS, Martin, Rice, Stanley and Tuck in Bedford County)

Capt Jacob White. My Source My Kin and My Hatcher family research. Descendants of Jacob White 1 Jacob White b: October 20, 1765 d: June 02, 1832 . +Hannah Spires b: 1750 d: January 11, 1816 ..... 2 Elizabeth White ......... +Henry Hatcher m: February 04, 1812 ............. 3 Alexander Hatcher ............. 3 Henry Hatcher ............. 3 Allen D Hatcher ............. 3 Demaris Hatcher ..... 2 Sallie White b: August 18, 1787 ......... +David Douglas ..... 2 John A White ......... +Elizabeth Robinson ..... 2 Nancy R White b: 1789 ......... +Abraham Robinson m: August 15, 1805 ..... 2 Jacob Washington White b: March 05, 1792 ......... +Matilda Buford m: December 17, 1812 ..... 2 Rebecca H White ......... +Charles Lewis Davis m: December 23, 1807 ..... 2 William Allen White ......... +Caroline Poindexter m: November 03, 1828 ..... *2nd Wife of William Allen White: ......... +Lucy McDaniel Reese m: May 10, 1841 ..... 2 Samuel D White ..... 2 Catherine White b: 1800 ......... +Thomas Hatcher m: November 27, 1818 ..... 2 Polly White b: 1799 ......... +Julius Woodridge Hatcher b: 1799 ..... 2 Henry Milton White b: January 31, 1805 ......... +Mary Ann Gwatkin m: January 31, 1805 ..... 2 Edna A White ......... +Moses Penn m: October 19, 1824 ..... 2 Edith S White ......... +Gabrial S Fisher m: July 16, 1827 *2nd Wife of Jacob White: . +Nancy Oglesby m: December 10, 1816 ---------- > From: Brad Molen <bcmolen@earthlink.net> > To: VABEDFOR-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: WHITE and ALLEN families > Date: Saturday, July 11, 1998 10:12 PM > > Jacob WHITE married Mary (or Mariah) ALLEN. Jacob died in Bedford Co., > Va. about 1802. The widow, Mary, married John LAFOY and had one child > from this marriage, Lavina, who married Hendrick NICHOLS. I am trying > to determine if the following were children of Jacob and Mary: > Byrd WHITE, Jacob WHITE, Thomas WHITE, John WHITE, Nancy WHITE, James > WHITE, and Docia WHITE. Docia married Aquilla MOLEN/MOLDEN in 1802 in > Bedford. Nancy WHITE married James ALIFF in 1813 in Bedford. William > ALLEN's name seems to be mentioned several times in connection with this > family. Bedford Court Order Book 22, p. 123 dated 28 Aug 1828, names > the children of the William ALLEN who was a Rev. Soldier. Mary's name > was not shown. Thanks in advance for any help or suggestions anyone > could give me. I am willing to share information. > Carol > > ______________________________

Looking for ancestors John Williamson, Milburn/Melbourn, Tinsley Rucker WILLIAMSON from the above counties in mid1700-1800's. Tinsley Rucker was a wounded Civil War vet and was a POW at Farmville, FA in 1864. He later moved his family to Washington Co., TN. Oscar Williamson VJtizit@aol.com

Dear Shelby & Geri, Ann Brown's email arrived while I was out of town and this is the first chance I have had to respond to your query. For convenience, I am sending this response to the Bedford County, Virginia, and Wright mailing lists as well. 1850 (year of death) Tommey Wright of Bedford County, Virginia (place of death) was born about 1763 or between 1760 & 1764 at Virginia and probably at Bedford County. He married Synthia Mayse on December 15, 1785, at Bedford County, Virginia, resided in Bedford County, and died on July 14, 1850, at Bedford County, Virginia. Tommey and Synthia had the following children: 1. John Wright, born 1787/1788, 2. Elizabeth (Wright) (Woodcock) Meador, born c. 1790, 3. Mary (Wright) Mayse, born c. 1791, 4. James Wright, born April 13, 1792, 5. Joel Wright, born March 25, 1797 or 1799, 6. Jubel Wright, born April or May 1802, and 7. Nancy (Wright) Chapman, born c. 1806 or 1807. 1850 Tommey Wright of Bedford County was a son of 1803 John Wright of Bedford County, Virginia, and Elizabeth (Pate) Wright. Synthia (Mayse) Wright was a daughter of 1795 James Mayse of Bedford County, Virginia, and Marey (_____) Mayse. 1803 John Wright of Bedford County, Virginia, was a son of 1763 Thomas Wright of Bedford County, Virginia, and Mary (_____) Wright. Elizabeth (Pate) Wright was a daughter of 1782 Anthony Pate of Montgomery County, Virginia, and Sarah (probably English) Wright. I have collected a substantial amount of information on this family and would be happy to exchange information. Best wishes, Robert N. Grant 15 Campo Bello Court Menlo Park, CA 94025 650-854-0895 RNGrant@prodigy.com <Prodigy Distribution List> CC: RNGRANT

Abner BLANKS, b. 1826; son of Shadric (b. 1802) and Licaly BLANKS; m. Martha Elizabeth ALLEN, b. 1825 All in Lynchburg, Campbell Co,VA Any connections?

Jacob WHITE married Mary (or Mariah) ALLEN. Jacob died in Bedford Co., Va. about 1802. The widow, Mary, married John LAFOY and had one child from this marriage, Lavina, who married Hendrick NICHOLS. I am trying to determine if the following were children of Jacob and Mary: Byrd WHITE, Jacob WHITE, Thomas WHITE, John WHITE, Nancy WHITE, James WHITE, and Docia WHITE. Docia married Aquilla MOLEN/MOLDEN in 1802 in Bedford. Nancy WHITE married James ALIFF in 1813 in Bedford. William ALLEN's name seems to be mentioned several times in connection with this family. Bedford Court Order Book 22, p. 123 dated 28 Aug 1828, names the children of the William ALLEN who was a Rev. Soldier. Mary's name was not shown. Thanks in advance for any help or suggestions anyone could give me. I am willing to share information. Carol

Hi everyone, I am researching the MOLEN, MOLDEN, MOULDEN, surnames from Bedford Co., Va. I would like to find others connected to these lines, or individuals who have knowledge of these lines, and share information. Following is a sketch of our lineage: Name: Philip MOLEN, MOLDEN (also spelled Molin, Moulden, Molling, Morland and Moreland) Born about 1753 in Maryland Wife: Mary "Polly" (surname unknown) Came to Bedford Co. about 1787. From there went to Henry Co., Va., then Pulaski Co., Ky. Children: 1. Hezekiah MOULDEN md. Susanna SIMPSON 28 Mar 1797 in Henry Co., Va 2. Aquilla MOLDEN md. Docia WHITE 16 Feb 1802 in Bedford 3. Priscilla or Prissie MOLEN md. Joseph Townley 12 Aug 1795 in Henry Co 4. Nellie or Eleanor MOLIN md. William Bellemen 25 Dec 1794 5. Nancy MOLEN md. Bartlett BURCHETT 8 June 1813 in Henry Co 6. Joseph MOLDEN md Kashia Reid 7 Jul 1822 in Pulaski Co., Ky. There were other children, but we have been unable to identify them at this time. Philip and Mary "Polly" also had a connection to LeMaster COOKSEY. Was he Mary's brother? Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Carol

It has been a while since I have listed my husband's elusive ancestor. Maybe someone new to this list might know who are his parents. Micajah G. Morris born abt. 1811 possibly Campbell Co.Va. Married Lively M. Scott 20 Dec 1832 in Pittsylavania Co.Va. Died in 1895 in Bedford Co.Va. Have yet to locate where he is buried. He was also known as "Mike" Morris. I have tried to get a death certificate from Vital Records in Richmond, Va. but they could not find one for him. There were many Morris and Goodman families in the Campbell Co. area who married and I am wondering if his middle initial "G" could be for Goodman. Thanks for any help. kathie

Hello Bedford researchers, I must have missed the original post on this as I didn't realize anyone was researching the 58th until I saw the message from Jeri. I have a great grandfather, six uncles and a two cousins who served in Company E of the 58th, the Franklin or Hales Ford Guards. They enlisted at John Pasley's Store on Gill's creek in Franklin county. Linda Johns

Does anyone know where the FRANKLIN Mill is located on Radford's Ford and how to get to it? Any help on this is appreciated. Jeri Gallus

Hi, A long while back you sent e-mails around asking for information on the 58th men. My Gr Gr Grandfather fought with them. He enlisted at Hendricks Store. His name was Thomas Power PAYNE. It wasn't one of the original names you sent, but I didn't know if you had what you needed. I still don't have much, as I have only been at this a year. Thanks you for your time, Jeri Gallus ps. I am still working on other surnames from the area, bear with me!!