This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: McCoy-Franklin-Crist-Wyatt-Edwards-Garrett-Lewis-Parks-Long-Montgomery-Lessor-Flint- Melville=Mollenkamp-Wideman- Kumbeir- Barber Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/HAC.2ACE/1248 Message Board Post: I have been trying for over 20 years to learn the identity of Harvey’s parents/siblings & the location of his birth. Place. Any help, suggestions & or information would be very much appreciated, I have really hit a brick wall. Below is a list of his & His wife’s children. I would be very interested in where Louisa was born, Her parents names were: John Crist, born in 1789 & Nancy Woodcock, born November 05, 1797, Louisa was one of nine children, she had 8 brothers & sisters. Thank You His great great-grandson Gayle M. Garrett Husband: Harvey McCoy Born: December 23,1813 in: Virginia, or could now be West Virginia or part of a neighboring State Married: October 03, 1842 in: Perry County, Indiana Died: December 17,1895 in: Appanoose County, Iowa Burial: December 1895 in: Mount Pleasant Baptist Cemetery, Monroe County, Iowa Father: Mother: Other Spouses: Wife: Louisa Crist Born: About. 1821 in: Indiana Died: December 18, 1893 in: Appanoose County, Iowa Burial: December 1893 in: Mount Pleasant Baptist Cemetery, Monroe County, Iowa Father: John Crist Mother: Nancy Woodcock Other Spouses: CHILDREN 1 Name: Matthias McCoy Born: July 10, 1843 in: Perry County, Indiana Married: in: M Died: Apri130, 1864 in: Killed in action in Civil War Battle at Mark's Mills, Arkansas Burial: Spouse: 2 Name: Jehu Hardy McCoy, my great grandfather Born: October 18, 1844 in: Perry County, Indiana M Died: August 04,1926 in: Graham County, Kansas Burial: in: Leland Cemetery, Leland TWP ., Graham County, Kansas Married: August 09, 1866 in: Centerville, Iowa Spouse: Elizabeth Wyatt. 3 Name: John Riggs McCoy Born: November 20, 1846 in: Perry Co. , Indiana M Died: February 22,1935 in: Ottumwa, Iowa, Wapello County Burial: February 22,1935 in: Brooks Cemetery, Wapello County, Iowa Married: May 10,1866 in: Appanoose County, Iowa Spouse: Eliza Ann Gillman 4 Name: Lewis C. McCoy Born: September 28,1848 in: Perry County, Indiana Died: October 05,1925 in: Appanoose County, Iowa M Burial: in: Hillcrest Cemetery, Taylor Twp., Appanoose County, Iowa Married: in: Spouse: Sarah K. Gray 5 Name: Melissa Ann "Sis" McCoy Born: August 10, 1853 in: Moravia, Iowa, Appanoose County Died: December 31, 1929 in: Iowa F Burial: in: Hillcrest Cemetery, Taylor Twp., Appanoose County, Iowa Married: in: Spouse: William Henry Pence 6 Name: Isaac Madison McCoy Born: May 27, 1855 in: Moravia, Iowa, Appanoose County M Died: January 09,1937 in: Hospital in Tulsa, Oklahoma Burial: January 12, 1937 in: Collinsville Cemetery Married: May 30, 1875 in: Spouse: Alice Jane Main 7 Name: Arstarkus McCoy Born: April 11, 1858 in: Iowa M Died: March 11, 1926 in: Moravia, Iowa, Appanoose County Burial: in: Mt. Hope Cemetery, Moravia, Iowa, Appanoose County 1

Regarding my earlier post on Judith Falwell, I just noticed that it was kind of screwey as I had her husband as William when according to her death record he was Jordan. You'll have to forgive me as I was sick when I posted that and it made no sense. Below is what I have on Judith Falwell Going. Regarding the post by Gloria, I have not been able to document that Jesse and Jordan Going are brothers. There is quite a bit of speculation that they are, however, I have no way to prove it one way or the other. Supposedly there was a deed in Appomattox that clarified the children of Jordan Going, however, I have been unable to find said deed. Also I do not have any proof on Judith Franklin being the daughter of Judith Falwell. There is a possibility she could have been a granddaughter as the ages in the census records are all over the place. She aged 20 years between two census takings. If anyone has a death date for Judith Franklin or those listed as her sisters (Mary A. & Elizabeth ?) then I will be happy to check for a death certificate on my next trip to the Library of Virginia. (NOTE: the death date would have to be between approximately 1915-1939 in order to have a certificate). Hope this makes more sense. 1. Judith FALWELL <outbind://74/#_edn1> 1 was born about 1784 in Buckingham County, Virginia1. She died22 Dec 1859 in Appomattox County, Virginia. Judith married Jordan GOIN. Jordan was born about 1780 in Buckingham County, Virginia. DEED: GOWAN, JORDAN - 1814- sold 41 AC (20W) to George W. McClain (SOURCE: Land Tax Summaries & Implied Deeds 1782-1814, Volume 1, by Roger G. Ward, Iberian Publishing Company, Athens Georgia, page 134) DEED: GOWAN, JORDAN. 1815, 1820 to 1835. Estate, 1836 to 1840 Bought: 1820- 180 AC on Fishpond Creek (15SW) from Thomas Hall estate, sold by Stephen Childress and others. 1832- 94 AC on Fishpond Creek ( ) from Richard H. Smith. 1840- 130 AC adjacent estate of Jordan Gowan (16SW) from Robert Falwell. LOC: also on Main Road (15SW), 1831 SOLD: 1815- 41 AC to G.W. McLein (SOURCE: Land Tax Summaries & Implied Deeds, 1815-1840, Volume 2, by Roger G. Ward, Iberian Publishing Company, Athens, Georgia, page 142) DEED: GOWAN, JORDAN #. Estate, 1841 to 1845 LOC: Fishpond CK (15SW) APX CO. (8NE) (Source: Land Tax Summaries & Implied Deeds, 1841-1870, Volume 3, by Roger G. Ward, Iberian Publishing Company, Athens, Georgia, page 116) MILITARY: Virginia Militia of the War of 1812, Vol. I, Pay Rolls, Page 333 shows a Private Jordan Gowin. Time of service shows 5 months and 28 days. They had the following children: 2 M i. William GOIN was born about 1805 in Buckingham County, Virginia. DEED: GOWAN, WILLIAM, son of Jordan. 1840- bought 12 and 1/4 AC part of James S. Webbs (16SW) from Rowland Falwell, formerly Webbs (SOURCE: Land Tax Summaries & Implied Deeds 1815-1840, Volume 2, by Roger G. Ward, Iberian Publishing Company, Athens, Georgia, page 143) DEED: GOWAN, WILLIAM, son of Jordan #. 1841 to 1845 Bought: 1841- all the interest of Nathanial Guyll and wife in estate of Jordan Gough decd. LOC part of James S. Webbs (16SW) APX CO: (8NE) (Note: I believe Jordan Gough is error and should read Jordan Gowan as there was no Jordan Gough in Buckingham) (SOURCE: Land Tax Summaries & Implied Deeds 1841-1870, Volume 3, by Roger G. Ward, Iberian Publishing Company, Athens Georgia, page 116) William married Elizabeth UNKNOWN. Elizabeth was born about 1810 in Buckingham County, Virginia. 3 M ii. Jordan D. GOIN Jr. was born about 1807 in Buckingham County, Virginia. Jordan married Elizabeth UNKNOWN "Betsey". Betsey was born about 1817 in Virginia. 4 M iii. Robert Monroe GOIN "Monroe" was born about 1810 in Buckingham County, Virginia. NOTES: Robert Monroe Going - says he has been a head of household for 3 years. His father Jordan Going, died intestate several years ago, seized of 400-500 acres, leaving a widow and 10 children. Deponent is usually called by his middle name, "Monroe". (SOURCE: Burned County Data 1809-1848 as found in the Virginia Contested Election Files, Abstracted & Compiled by Benjamin B. Weisiger III, Iberian Publishing Company, Athens, Georgia, 1986, page 41) NAME: Also seen as James Monroe Goin Monroe married Frances Eubanks GUILL. Frances was born 1804 in Prince Edward County, Virginia. She died 30 Dec 1889 in Buckingham County, Virginia from old age.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/HAC.2ACE/1183.2.1.2 Message Board Post: Thank you so much for the information. Please let me know if any more information surfaces and I will let you know if I come across anything . Betty

Thanks Kim.I am a double Goin. I have seen your site at rootsweb. But you have taken it off the rootsweb site are you going to put it out again? Jesse Goin is my 3r Ggrandfather who married Lucy. I think this is how it goes doing it from memory .Jesse Goin and Jordan Goin were brothers am I right.? Judith Goin daughter of Jordan Goin and Judith Falwell married William Franklin . William Franklin and Judith had John William Franklin (The Liberty Baptist Church records say John Franklin middle name is William not Walker which the family thought that was his name.) he married Fettna Goin daughter of Doctor Merry Goin . Doctor Merry Goin son of Jesse Goin.Do I have that right? Now I have a little bit of info. I found a Jesse Goin married Jenny Ailstock in Albemarle Va. Could that Jesse be the same Jesse Goin who married Lucy.? Could Jesse Goin who married Lucy have been married before ?. There have been some people who seem to think Jesse Goin who married Jenny A! ilstock is the same person who married Lucy. But no proof. I have the marriage lis of John William Franklin and Mary Louise Goin married her after Fettna died. There was a 30 year difference in their ages. He lied about his age on the marriage certificate. She was called Dona or Dony. She is listed on the census records as Dony Franklin living with a Goin family. So she may have taken the name Goin from her Uncle or relative she was living with. Want some more info on the above.?e-mail me if you like.Thanks.Gloria gjarrell@pivot.net ~Wehali Usdi~<Look not at the Eyes but at the Soul>

Judith Falwell Going was my 5th great-grandmother. Below is the only information I have for her GOING, JUDITH; w, f; Dec 22 1859; 75 yr; parents William and Anna Falwell; spouse Jordan Going, Sr.; informed by son, Jordan Going Jr. (Appomattox County Deaths) (Source: Buckingham County Virginia Natives Who Died Elsewhere 1853-1896; by Roger G. Ward) Through my 4th great-grandfather and presumably Judith's son, Robert Monroe Going: NOTES: Robert Monroe Going - says he has been a head of household for 3 years. His father Jordan Going, died intestate several years ago, seized of 400-500 acres, leaving a widow and 10 children. Deponent is usually called by his middle name, "Monroe". (SOURCE: Burned County Data 1809-1848 as found in the Virginia Contested Election Files, Abstracted & Compiled by Benjamin B. Weisiger III, Iberian Publishing Company, Athens, Georgia, 1986, page 41) Only children that I have been able to confirm for Judith and William Going are: William Jr., Robert Monroe, and Jordan D. Going. I have seen quite a bit out on the internet as far as children of this couple, but the three above have been all that I have any documentation for. Thanks Kim -----Original Message----- From: gc-gateway@rootsweb.com [mailto:gc-gateway@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of kwfalwell@mac.com Sent: Tuesday, January 17, 2006 8:43 PM To: VABUCKIN-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [VaBuckingham] Re: Elisha FALLWELL, 1776 VA -1857 TN This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Falwell Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/HAC.2ACE/1183.2.1.1 Message Board Post: I have been researching the Falwell Family over past 10 years or so. I descend from Samuel Falwell (1792 VA - 1845 TN). For more details you can refer to my previous postings. I believe that your ancestor was closely related to my ancestor. Most likely Samuel was Elisha's Nephew or possibly cousin. Either way they were undoubtedly related. Delineating the relationships of the early Falwells of Virginia is challenging. I have a theory that I have discussed with other Falwell researchers. Perhaps it will be of some help for you. Please keep in mind that it is a hypothesis only and subject to revision. Any information to support or refute my hypothesis would be greatly appreciated. According to Goochland County, Virginia Tithe Lists, 1735-1749. James Nowlin is associated with William Fallwell. In 1749 the Last Will of James Nowling of Goochland County names a daughter as Judith Fallwell. Could this indicate that William Falwell was married to Judith Nowlin (daughter of James Nowlin)? This seems possible if not likely. It seems that William moved to Buckingham County sometime over the next 15 years, indicated by the following Tithe Lists of 1764 Buckingham County, Virginia. Genealogical Records of Buckingham County, Virginia 1764 List of Tithes Name #tithables #acres carriages William Fallwell 2 0 0 and Henry Fallwell Buckingham County Virginia Church and Marriage Records 1764-1822 Buckingham County 1764 Tax List William Falwell & Henry Fallwell * William is head of household. Tillotson Parish (Anglican) Falwell, John or Fallwell, supported 4/1773; 3/1774 Falwell, William or Fallwell 4/1773; 3/1774 Buckingham County Tithables in 1773 and 1774 Name Tithes in 1773 Tythes in 1774 Falwell, William -- 2 Falwell, James Moss, Thomas 5 3 (John Moss, Thomas Moss, Henry Falwell) Henry served during the Revolutionary War in the 7th Virginia Regiment of the Continental Line. His service records indicate that he died Oct 4, 1777. Considering that Henry is closely associated with William and he was young enough to serve in the War, I assume he is the first-born son of William. John Falwell appears for the first time in 1773. I know nothing else about John. I assume he is also a son of William. Since Henry and John never appear at the same time, could they be the same person? James Falwell appears for the first time in 1774. He is listed as a tithable of William Falwell in 1774 but not in 1773. This indicates that James turned 16 years old in 1774. This corresponds to his Revolutionary War records that list his birth year as 1757. According to the Personal Property Tax Records of Buckingham County, one can see William's Family growing. Richard appears in the first Tax Record in 1782. He must have been at least 16 years of age at this time. He is listed as > 21 years of age in 1785. Therefore he must have been born after James (1757) but before 1764. William Jr first appears in 1785 and is listed as > 21 years of age. Therefore he must have been born prior to 1764. John appears again in 1787. Is this the same John that last appeared in 1773-1774? David first appears by name in 1789. He is listed in the household of William Falwell. He actually appears for the first time in 1787 but is not named. In that year he is listed between the ages 16 - 21. Therefore David was born between 1771 and 1766. Elisha first appears in 1797. Extensive genealogical research has been done on Elisha and his descendants. He was born in 1776. He moved to Tennessee sometime after 1807. Elisha died there in 1857. Could Elisha have been the son of one of William's sons rather than William himself? James appears to be the only real possibility, but he was only 19 when Elisha was born. This makes me think that Elisha is more likely the youngest son of William Falwell, Sr. William, James, Richard, John, William Jr, and David all appear sporadically throughout the years until 1795. In that year both William and John disappear from the tax records. They never appear again. During the same year that William and John disappear, a woman named Judith is listed. This indicates William, John, or both died sometime between 1794-1795. Judith must be the widow of one of these men. Since William has been associated with a Judith in the past, I assume that Judith is the widow of William. So where are we? William Falwell (? - about 1795) married to Judith Nowlin prior to 1749. 1) Henry Falwell a. Born: Unknown b. Death: Oct 4, 1777 2) James Falwell a. Born: 1757 b. Death: Oct 1, 1843 3) John Falwell a. Born: Unknown b. Death: Unknown 4) Richard Falwell a. Born: 1757 - 1764 b. Death: Unknown 5) William Falwell Jr. a. Born: 1757 - 1764 b. Death: Unknown 6) David Falwell a. 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This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Falwell Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/HAC.2ACE/1183.2.1.1 Message Board Post: I have been researching the Falwell Family over past 10 years or so. I descend from Samuel Falwell (1792 VA - 1845 TN). For more details you can refer to my previous postings. I believe that your ancestor was closely related to my ancestor. Most likely Samuel was Elisha's Nephew or possibly cousin. Either way they were undoubtedly related. Delineating the relationships of the early Falwells of Virginia is challenging. I have a theory that I have discussed with other Falwell researchers. Perhaps it will be of some help for you. Please keep in mind that it is a hypothesis only and subject to revision. Any information to support or refute my hypothesis would be greatly appreciated. According to Goochland County, Virginia Tithe Lists, 1735-1749. James Nowlin is associated with William Fallwell. In 1749 the Last Will of James Nowling of Goochland County names a daughter as Judith Fallwell. Could this indicate that William Falwell was married to Judith Nowlin (daughter of James Nowlin)? This seems possible if not likely. It seems that William moved to Buckingham County sometime over the next 15 years, indicated by the following Tithe Lists of 1764 Buckingham County, Virginia. Genealogical Records of Buckingham County, Virginia 1764 List of Tithes Name #tithables #acres carriages William Fallwell 2 0 0 and Henry Fallwell Buckingham County Virginia Church and Marriage Records 1764-1822 Buckingham County 1764 Tax List William Falwell & Henry Fallwell * William is head of household. Tillotson Parish (Anglican) Falwell, John or Fallwell, supported 4/1773; 3/1774 Falwell, William or Fallwell 4/1773; 3/1774 Buckingham County Tithables in 1773 and 1774 Name Tithes in 1773 Tythes in 1774 Falwell, William -- 2 Falwell, James Moss, Thomas 5 3 (John Moss, Thomas Moss, Henry Falwell) Henry served during the Revolutionary War in the 7th Virginia Regiment of the Continental Line. His service records indicate that he died Oct 4, 1777. Considering that Henry is closely associated with William and he was young enough to serve in the War, I assume he is the first-born son of William. John Falwell appears for the first time in 1773. I know nothing else about John. I assume he is also a son of William. Since Henry and John never appear at the same time, could they be the same person? James Falwell appears for the first time in 1774. He is listed as a tithable of William Falwell in 1774 but not in 1773. This indicates that James turned 16 years old in 1774. This corresponds to his Revolutionary War records that list his birth year as 1757. According to the Personal Property Tax Records of Buckingham County, one can see William’s Family growing. Richard appears in the first Tax Record in 1782. He must have been at least 16 years of age at this time. He is listed as > 21 years of age in 1785. Therefore he must have been born after James (1757) but before 1764. William Jr first appears in 1785 and is listed as > 21 years of age. Therefore he must have been born prior to 1764. John appears again in 1787. Is this the same John that last appeared in 1773-1774? David first appears by name in 1789. He is listed in the household of William Falwell. He actually appears for the first time in 1787 but is not named. In that year he is listed between the ages 16 – 21. Therefore David was born between 1771 and 1766. Elisha first appears in 1797. Extensive genealogical research has been done on Elisha and his descendants. He was born in 1776. He moved to Tennessee sometime after 1807. Elisha died there in 1857. Could Elisha have been the son of one of William’s sons rather than William himself? James appears to be the only real possibility, but he was only 19 when Elisha was born. This makes me think that Elisha is more likely the youngest son of William Falwell, Sr. William, James, Richard, John, William Jr, and David all appear sporadically throughout the years until 1795. In that year both William and John disappear from the tax records. They never appear again. During the same year that William and John disappear, a woman named Judith is listed. This indicates William, John, or both died sometime between 1794-1795. Judith must be the widow of one of these men. Since William has been associated with a Judith in the past, I assume that Judith is the widow of William. So where are we? William Falwell (? – about 1795) married to Judith Nowlin prior to 1749. 1) Henry Falwell a. Born: Unknown b. Death: Oct 4, 1777 2) James Falwell a. Born: 1757 b. Death: Oct 1, 1843 3) John Falwell a. Born: Unknown b. Death: Unknown 4) Richard Falwell a. Born: 1757 - 1764 b. Death: Unknown 5) William Falwell Jr. a. Born: 1757 - 1764 b. Death: Unknown 6) David Falwell a. Born: 1766 - 1771 b. Death: Unknown 7) Elisha Falwell a. Born: 1776 b. Death: 1857 in Tennessee

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/HAC.2ACE/1246.1.1 Message Board Post: Thanks for all that info. I'm just starting work on the Dameron line, but you have so much already done. I only have two sources that led me to the Dameron name, Carroll County, Missouri Genealogical Society and a researcher doing work on my Thomas line. I will look for copies of the wills for John Thomas and the will you mentioned for Lazarus 29 Sep 1748 proven 14 Feb 1749 Albemarle Cty VA, Bk A. Those should help me add to my sources. Thank you very much for your leads. Linda

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Follwell, Fallwell, Falwell, Folwell Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/HAC.2ACE/1183.2.1 Message Board Post: Hello Betty, Maybe if we post enough messages something will help! I've also wondered if our line of Elisha is somehow connected to the Joseph Fallwell family also living in Marshall Co., TN in 1860. As I recall (??!) this fellow is from NJ or something like that?! It seems odd to me that two families with a fairly uncommon surname would end up in the same rural TN county unless there was some connection. I also wonder if our Elisha and this Joseph are also related to the famous Philadelphia professional artist Samuel Folwell (note spelling) (1764-1824). There is a good story (with photos of their works) about Samuel and his wife Ann Elizabeth in the Feb. 1981 issue of "The Magazine Antiques". He and his wife ran a school to teach needlepoint etc... to young girls... If Joseph is indeed from NJ he is probably a closer relative to Samuel than Elisha, but the Philadelphia to VA to TN migration was a very common trip for many of our TN ancestors and I wouldn't be surprised if t! hey were cousins of some type. Maybe if enough people read these queries and know of any males with the Falwell/Fallwell/Follwell/Folwell surnames they can convince them to participate in a DNA test to establish connections?! I recently did it for my Jones line and it did establish a rather surprising circa 1700-1800 PA to NC to TN connection! In the meantime, we can just keep searching and hoping! Good luck, Dave

Does anyone have further information on the following Thomas men from Buckingham Co. who were veterans of the Revolutionary War? How are they connected and to what families do they belong? Any information would be greatly appreciated. Dave Duncan Ohio "Abstracts of Revolutionary War Pension Files", abstracted by Virgil D. White. John Thomas - Virginia Line, S46515, BLW # 1769-300, Soldier applied for pension 8 September 1828, in Buckingham County, Virginia. In 1836, Soldier was aged 74. In 1855, Soldier's son Schuyler W. Thomas of Buckingham County, Virginia, was aged 54 and he stated his father John Thomas had died 13 September 1849, and his mother Susan Thomas died 17 February 1842. Edward Thomas - Virginia Line, S17147, Soldier was born 19 February 1758, in Buckingham County, Virginia, and lived there at enlistment and after his services he settled in Albemarle County, Virginia, and in December 1820, he moved to Washington County, Missouri, where he applied 4 November 1834. Soldier died 11 May 1847. Joseph Thomas - Virginia Line, Wife; Rebecca, W6277, Soldier was born 3 August 1759, in Buckingham County, Virginia, and he lived in Amherst County, Virginia, at enlistment and later returned to Buckingham County, Virginia, and lived there until 1796, then moved to Kanawha County, Virginia, where he applied 21 October 1833, and Soldier died there 1 August 1839. Soldier had married Rebecca (THOMAS) in Buckingham County, Virginia, where she was born (no marriage date given and no relationship prior to marriage given). Widow applied 12 September 1846, Kanawha County, Virginia, aged 85. Soldier and wife had 11 or 12 children but the only names given were; Lewis Thomas the oldest son, Polly Thomas, Washington Thomas, Henry Thomas and Matthew Thomas. Soldier's brother James Thomas was of Kanawha County, Virginia, in 1801. One Reuben Thomas was recruiting Sergeant early in the Revolution. A John Thomas of Buckingham County, Virginia, in 1846, stated widow was his second cousin and that Soldier was his first cousin. Nancy Hudson daughter of Soldier's brother James Thomas was aged 54 in 1846, a resident of Kanawha County, Virginia. __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: DAMERON/DAMRON Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/HAC.2ACE/1246.1 Message Board Post: I don't know anything of John THOMAS, however, have DAMERON/DAMRON ancestor and and Winifred (Winnie) is very common in this family. DAMRON family: Generation: 16. George DAMERON b c1473, England 15. John DAMERON b c1496, England md Margaret ? 14. George DAMERON md Elizabeth GOSNEL/GOSNOLD 13. Edmund DAMERON, b 31 May 1556, Co. Suffolk, England md Margerie CLENCHE, b Co. Suffolk, England 12. George DAMERON b1592 Suffolk, England Bapt 18 Feb 1592 St Mary-Le-Tower Parish spouse unk ? 11. Lawrence DAMRON b 1615 Suffolk, England, came to Va in 1652, wf Dorothy ? 10. George DAMRON, b 1647 England of Wicomico Parish, VA Guarding Point estate, d 1698 md 1679 Elizabeth TAYLOR, w/o John DENNIS Dameron/DENNIS: Ch: George, Thomas b 1683, Lazarus b 1690 Nothumberland Co, Elizabeth DAMERON Abraham LEMASTERS md Martha DENNIS c1690 in MD.Martha prob. b France d betw 1713/1723 Charles Co, MD w/o Huguenot, John DENNIS (Anglicized from Jean DENYS when he reached MD-b in France d Somerset Co, MD & Elizabeth ? (anglicized from Lysebet ? b in France d Somerset, MD) (per Billie Jo Hillier), s/o Barholomew DAMERON d 1708 md Eliza. GARLINGTON 9. Lazarus DAMRON, 1st Northumberland Co, VA 1725 d 1749, Albermarle Co. VA, md Elizabeth SMITH d/o Richard SMITH (Will 20 Nov 1721, NorthumberlandCo,VA) 8. Moses DAMRON, inherited father's estate md Aggie OWL/OGLE 7. Nancy DAMRON b c1775 VA d 1850/60, PCK md James ROBERTS, Sr b 1772, Grayson/Russ. CoVA d 1858, PCK (See ROBERTS file) Moses DAMERON b c1735 Albe Co., VA d c1812 VA -Inherited his father's estate. s/o Lazarus DAMERON b 1690 Northumberland Co., VA & Elizabeth SMITH, md 1755 Aggy OWL (OGLE?) Children 1. Capt. John DAMRON b 12 JAN 1757 Rev War Vet md Anna LADD b 4 Mar 1765 2.Lazarus DAMERON 3. Richard DAMERON 4.Moses DAMERON b c1770 ?5. Nancy “Annie” DAMERON b c1775 md James ROBERTS, Sr s/o Cornelius #1. Capt. John DAMRON b 12 Jan 1757 s/o Moses DAMERON b c1735 Albemarle Co. VA & Aggy OWL (OGLE?), md Anna LADD b 4 MAR 1765 Children Joseph DAMRON b 22 Dec 1781 Russell Co., VA Soloman DAMRON b 2 Oct 1783 Elizabeth "Betsey" DAMRON b 3 Mar 1785 Judith DAMRON b 4 Mar 1787 William DAMRON b 1 Feb 1789 John DAMRON b 19 May 1791 George DAMRON b 12 Mar 1793 Polly DAMRON b 12 Mar 1793 Noble Ladd DAMRON b 16 Mar 1795 Anna Ladd DAMRON b 23 Dec 1797 Moses DAMRON b 6 Jun 1799 Constantine Ladd DAMRON b 5 May 1801 Hulda Majors DAMRON Marriage 2 Cynthia THOMPSON? Children: David DAMRON b Oct 1807 Suckey DAMRON b 12 Apr 1809 Agnes DAMRON Elvira DAMRON Malissa DAMRON b 10 Apr 1818 Franklin Co., IL Noah Thompson "Uncle Thomp" DAMRON #2. Richard DAMERON had land on Shelby Cr, PCK 18 May 1808, 260A, d c1828 RussCo, VA & Floyd Co., KY Note: -Richard was possibly md a third time, since the 1830 Pike Co., KY,census named his widow "Betsy". According to his descendants, one of his wives was a SPURLOCK, first name may have been Elizabeth. More info on Richard in D/D Family Newsletter Vol 6, p.131-137 and p.142-143. (Latest info is that there were 3 Richard DAMERONs & all these children do not belong to this Richard; also probably not md to Rhoda FITZGERALD.) s/o Moses DAMERON b c1735 Albemarle Co., VA & Aggy OWL (OGLE?) md Spouse Unknown, 1800 Children: Elisha DAMERON b 1800 Richard DAMERON b 1802 KY John DAMERON b 1805 KY Abraham DAMERON b 1810 KY md 2nd Pricy ROBERTS d/o Cornelius II (James, Sr, Cornelius) Spurlock DAMERON b 13 SEP 1813 KY Md 2) 6 Jun 1816 Rhoda FITZGERALD Children Moses DAMERON b: 1818 in KY William M. DAMERON b: 1823 in KY Soloman King DAMERON b: 1826 in KY #4. Moses DAMERON Jr b c1770 Russ Co, VA & Fleming Co s/o Moses DAMERON b c1735 Albemarle Co., VA & Aggy OWL (OGLE?) Marriage 1 Spouse Unknown? Children Moses DAMERON b c1791 md 1812 PCK Jennie MULLINS Lazarus DAMERON #5. Nancy “Anny” DAMERON b c1775 VA, d betw 1850/58, PCK md c1794 James ROBERTS, Sr. b c1772 prob Grayson Co, VA, died Pike Co. KY. 1858, Shelby or Caney Cr, exact location of burial place unknown. Pike Co, Will, 21 Sep 1858. d/o Moses DAMERON, Sr b c1735 Alb. Co VA d c1814 . Moses DAMERON had wf named Aggy (Owl/OGLE) in RussCo, crt order book, s/o Lazarus DAMERON b 1690 d 1749 Albe Co VA and Elizabeth SMITH s/o George DAMERON (b?1685) & Elizabeth TAYLOR w/o John DENNIS, d/o Lawrence DAMERON, came to VA in 1652, b c1592, Co. Suffolk Engl, wf Dorothy?, s/o Edmund DAMERON b 31 May 1556 Co Suffolk, Engl & Margerie CLENCHE, s/o ?George DAMERON md Elizabeth GOSNEL, s/o John DAMERON b c1496, Engl, md Margaret ?, s/o George DAMERON b c1473, England. Grayson Co, VA Order Bk 1793-94 28 Apr 1813 p. 40 "Moses DAMERON heirs. 22 Feb 1814: p 38 __vs Moses DAMERON & Lazarus, heirs of Moses DAMERON not inhabitants of state" I believe this Moses DAMERON, was father of Nancy ROBERTS. RussCoVA DB p 262L 1797: James ROARK, Nancy ROARK and Moses DAMRON to John BREEDING (Father of Spencer BREEDING) p. 340: Apr 1797...by the oath of Moses DAMERON & James ROARK. RussCoVA Survey Bk I, 1798 James ROBERTS, assignee of Moses DAMERAL, Butchers Branch of the waters of Clinch. 90A, Oct 4, 1798. Deed Bk 4, p 511 29 Jul 1812: James ROBERTS and Ann his wife of Floyd Co, KY to David JESSE 150 pounds-80 Acres granted to James ROBERTS by patent bearing date of 16 day of Aug. 1798, waters of Clinch River on Butchers Branch.Witn: Stephen GROCE, John JESSE, Lee JESSE, proved Aug 4, 1812 Moses DAMERON was s/o the Moses who inherited his father's plantation 1749, Albemarle Co,VA. In 1786 he had the first deed recorded in Russ.CoVa which formed from Wash.Co.Va that year for 230 A on Clinch Riv. adj. David CALHOUN & Henry HAMBLIN. His wf then was Aggy but in 1798 & 1800 his wf named Sarah, when he made deed. in 1798 Moses DAMERON & Sarah were living in Fleming Co, KY. I have that Moses DAMERON md Aggie OWL c1755. This would be Moses DAMERON, Sr Moses DAMERON of Albermarle Co was s/o Lazarus DAMERON & Elizabeth d/o Richard SMITH, had a dtr Winnefred--may explain how James ROBERTS named dtr Winney. Lazarus s/o George DAMERON b c1647 at age 33 md poss. his 2nd wf? 1680 Elizabeth DENNIS w/o John DENNIS, s/o Lawrence DAMERON came to Northumberland CoVA bef.1652 wife Dorothy. (Will of Lazarus 29 Sep 1748 prov. 14 Feb 1749 Albemarle Cty VA Bk A) Corre: dmhull@frazmtn.com (Donna Hull) In Buckingham Co., I'm searching for information on the following: John THOMAS, b. c1699 VA, d. 1760 Buckingham or Albemarle He md 1735 to Winifred DAMERON, b. c1715 VA, dtr/o Lazarus DAMERON & Elizabeth SMITH, both from Northumberland Co. Her parents moved to Buckingham/ Albemarle & are brd at Damron Cemetery at Rockfish, VA. John THOMAS & Winifred DAMERON had children: John D. THOMAS b 1738 Charles THOMAS b 1736 Judith THOMAS b 1740 Betty THOMAS, b 1742 Ann THOMAS b 1744 & probably more John D. THOMAS, b 1738 prob Orange Co., VA, d 1807 Adair Co., KY, 1774 & 1800 on Tax list in Buckingham VA He md c1758 probably in Buckingham to Anne HARDIN, b c1739 Parish of Overwharton, Stafford Co., VA, d 1812 Adair Co., KY, dtr/o Charles HARDING (HARDIN) & Rachel LUNSFORD

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: THOMAS, DAMERON, GARVIN, HUSTON Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/HAC.2ACE/1246 Message Board Post: I just read an old 1996 query to this site from "Allison" regarding this family. I replied, but at this date, her E-mail address failed. I would be very interested in getting in touch with her regarding this family, or anyone with ties to this family. I am related to the John Thomas & Winifred Dameron line. Thanks.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Fallwell Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/HAC.2ACE/1183.2 Message Board Post: I too am at a dead end with Elisha Fallwell. Would someone help me with additional information?? Please, please!

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/HAC.2ACE/356.1.1 Message Board Post: John Wesley Childress married Maud Sims Morris, they lived in Fransico District around 1891. He was from Charlotte County (Phenix area) and they eventually worked their way back to that area by 1910. Maude died in 1935. JW in 1936. His parents were Charles H. Atchison and Mary Frances Jennings.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Sims /Morris / Childress Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/HAC.2ACE/1245 Message Board Post: Looking for a Maude Sims Morris Childress married John Wesley Childress live and married 1891 in Buckingham Va. if any one knows of her or any information I would appreciated. Maude is my g grandmother

I am doing some research on Buckingham County and was wondering if anyone could tell me how Centenary got its name. I have tried searching on the Internet, but I haven't had any luck. Any information would be appreciated. Thanks! Amanda

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/HAC.2ACE/1244 Message Board Post: The Micah John Jenkins Camp No. 164 of the Sons of Spanish American War Veterans is currently and actively seeking new members to join it's ranks. The Camp is looking for members in the States of Georgia, North & South Carolina, Virginia, Florida, Maryland, Alabama, Mississippi, Tennessee, Kentucky, and West Virginia. Any male above the age of 12 years who has an interest is preserving the memory of the Veterans of 1898 to 1902 is welcome to join us. Don't think you have a relative who served in the conflict but are still interested in joining? Come join us under our Associate Memberships, and if you later on find your connection upgrade your membership. Membership benefits at this time include receiving the Camps Official Newsletter, access to the Groups Yahoo Group, and Membership Certificate. And for those ladies interested there is membership in the Daughters of 98'. For more information about that group and our own please check out our website at http://www.geocities.com/sonsofspanamwar/. If for some reason that site is down please visit http://www.spanamwar.com/SSAWV.htm. Thank you all for your time, I remain, as always, Your Faithful, and obedient, servant, Kenneth H. Robison II.

My ggg grandfather was named Alexander Stinson Rogers. Our family of researchers feel there must be some connection to an Alexander Stinson, as they name doesn't appear in our family otherwise. So the question arises: Was he related to an Alexander Stinson? Or was that someone the parents' admired and he received the name? How many Alexander Stinsons were there? It appears there was one or more in Buckingham Co. VA. If that is true, who were they and when did they live in Buckingham Co? Father & son? Or ???? Are there any descendants on this list? Thanks for any help or suggestions... !!!! Ellie Swanger

Hello List, I was hoping someone could help me located records or a family history for George D. Saunders of Buckingham. I am looking for information on a slave named Adsonia. Thank you. R. Smith Researching Horsley/Cabbell/Banks families of Virginia

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Newton , Tyler , Turley , Powell , Richey , etc Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/HAC.2ACE/1079.1.2.1 Message Board Post: Hello, If you are still out there and searching for a Glover/ Newton connection. I have found one in my husbands family. John Newton 1770 ? died 1830 ? was married to Nancy Glover in 1793 and died in Garrard Ky etc. A son JOSEPH was born in 1797 and died in 1874 buried in Garrard KY as well. If you would like email me at TruckDriver1972@aol.com. And I will try to fill in the blanks for you , at least what I have anyhow. Thanks , Stacey P.S. Does a Phineas Glover born 1700 ? , married to Mary ? in 1725 with sons named Robert , John and Samuel (1732) in Cumberland VA sound familiar by chance ?

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: WINSTON Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/HAC.2ACE/565.3 Message Board Post: My primary interest is WINSTON family, and one branch came to Wilson Co. TN. from Buckingham Co. VA. prior to 1800. They do have connections to HOOVER & to SAUNDERS families. 1797 Wilson Co. TN Report of jury on dower of Priscilla SPIVEY, wid of Joshua SPIVEY, decd, and since become wife of Duke W. DAVIS. Jury met at SPIVEY's home 7 Oct 1797, to allot her dower from the total of 410A. Her dower was 136 1/2 A. Boundaries of dower mention HIGH's line, DAVIS line, CLAYTON's line. Jurors were Robert HIGH, Michael DENT, John DENT, Sr., Isaac WINSTON, Moses WINSTON, George WINSTON, John J. THOMAS, Nicholas WHITE, William WILLIAMS, Josiah MORGAN, James FELTON, and Benjamin MORGAN. p. 4 Sale of est of Josiah SPIVEY, decd - Jan 17, 1797- Buyers were: Robert HIGH, William SHAW, Seth CURRY, John HOGG, Wilson LIPSCOMB, John THOMAS, Thomas HINES, John POPE, Thomas ROBERSON, Duke DAVIS, Mark LISLE, Solomon ROGERS, John COOK, Priscilla SPIVEY, Mark LILES, James HARVEY, Jones FULLER, Isaac WINSTON, Richard BALEY/BAILEY, John SHAW, John WHITFIELD, John PAIN [PAYNE], John MARTIN, John WINSTON, John DENT, John DENT, Jr., Moses WINSTON, John HESTER, George WINSTON, Thomas HINES, Henry COOKE, John DENT, Sr., Jonathan SPIVEY, John STANDLEY, Solomon ROGERS, Daniel BRIDGERS, Thomas ONSBY, William SHAW, Israel BELEY, Widow HESTER, Ezra BELEY, James YARBROUGH, Roady ATKINS, General BRICKELL, Doctor John PAIN/Payne, Daniel NOLAND, Lemuel ELIOTT, Lawrence SMITH, Thomas PANE/PAYNE, Benjamin SMITH, Capt. John SHAW, John BAILEY, John JARRATT, John STRICKLIN, Richard BAILEY, Ann HESTER, Arron SPIVEY, William REDDIT. Undated - p. 79 Division of the undivided part of the est of John CLAYTON, esq. betw-Polly CLAYTON and Caley CLAIBORNE (late CLAYTON) Ordered by Dec Crt 1798. Land: Lot #1 - 609 A, mentioning WINSTON's line; Lot #2 - 540A. POLLY drew #1 and Dr John CLAIBORNE drew Lot #2 for his wf. Livestock also divided. Jan 2, 1789. Returned to Mar Crt 1801. Commissioners were James HERVEY, Robert HIGH, ISAAC WINSTON. - p. 110 Inventory of est of John WINSTON, decd -9 Feb 1802 - 652 3/4A. 7 negroes not named. Persons named: Lucas PRICE, Nathan JEAN, Edward WINSTON, admr. Jun Crt, 1802 - p. 135 ?(could this be the Edward John Anthony WINSTON who killed Sidney S. PERRY in 1847?) Dower for wid of John WINSTON, decd and division among his orphans- to George WINSTON 82 A adj Isaac WINSTON and Anthony WINSTON; to John WINSTON 82 A adj George WINSTON; to Isaac WINSTON 82A. adj John WINSTON; to Thomas WINSTON, 39A adj the widow's; to Arnold WINSTON, 39A adj Thomas WINSTON; to Anna WINSTON 39 A adj Arnold WINSTON. To Moses WINSTON, 39A adj Anna WINSTON. Feb 4, 1803 - Given by Lewis WEBB, Blount COOPER, James HERVEY, Jones FULLER and Bartholomew. FULLER. - p. 153 Wilson Co. TN Wills: John WATSON will 2 Oct 1814 dtr: Sally Ann WATSON w/o Anthony WINSTON. grch William WINSTON & Nancy Jones WINSTON, Isaac WINSTON grdn 22 Mar 1826 settled with Elizabeth HUDDLESTON md Charles SULLIVAN. John GILLIAM, grdn of Elizabeth & Louisanna HUDDLESTON (d/o George HUDDLESTON & Martha WINSTON) 7 Nov 1821 rec'd of Anthony W. HUDDLESTON of est of George HUDDLESTON (Martha WIINSTON wf of George HUDDLESTON apparently was sis to Anthony WINSTON) Corre: JRisonJ2 I s/o William BRANDON & Mary SAMPLE of Davidson Co. TN. s/o Josiah BRANDON &md Burke Co. NC Rachael BROWN. Two of William BRANDON's daughters; Mariah Louise md William H. JONES, and Mary Ann md Roy Hipkins JONES, sons of Major William JONES and wf, Mary SAUNDERS. William BRANDON and bro, Thomas were early builders in Huntsville, AL and later joined by bros, Byrd BRANDON and Logan BRANDON