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Looking for Information on a Thomas Greenstreet that live in Caroline county in 1804 he would be My GGGGGrandfather.. Thanks Timothy L. Greenstreet

Hi Michael, A trip to spend lots of time at the courthouse in Bowling Green will be well worth it....much better than asking the clerk to look it up for you! They've got many books of original records that you will keep you many hours of hunting pleasure. If you check on the Caroline webpage, I've got a link called "Microfilm of Caroline Co."....go there and find the film numbers for Caroline and then ask your local library to order them for you. They're Free!! And they contain a goldmine of info. If you're able to purchase some books, there's a good listing of what's available on the webpage. Hope this helps. Good luck to you, peg price

In a message dated 11/6/99 9:14:36 PM, mmabile@erols.com writes: > Can I get help from the county clerk's office? � Not a good source [read below] > and are the records for 1850-1860 still preserved? � Not really - most of the county records burnt in Richmond near the end of the American Civil War. > Is the local library a good source? � The one in Bowling Green is very limited. First try the Library of Virginia in Richmond - second the DAR Library in Washington DC [The DAR Library is open on all Sunday afternoons unless the following Monday is a holiday.] >Are there documents or microfilms that can be accessed at other locations? � Microfilm can be ordered from the Library of Virginia.

I am looking for advice on the best places to start researching ancestors who lived in Caroline County in the mid-nineteenth century. My great-great-grandparents, John Mabile, an immigrant from France, and his wife Mary, an immigrant from Ireland, together with their sons John and Roland, appear in the 1850 Caroline County census. Mary and the two sons are in the 1860 Caroline County census. What are the best basic resources on Caroline County that I can use for research without traveling there? I do live within driving distance, but do not know when I will be able to take time off to go there. Can I get help from the county clerk's office, and are the records for 1850-1860 still preserved? Is the local library a good source? Is there a Caroline County genealogical society? Are there documents or microfilms that can be accessed at other locations? I would appreciate any help.

Good Day: Seeking genealogical and historical information on the Pollard's of Shelby County, Kentucky circa 1800-1855. I am especially interested in the family of George Tompkins Pollard and connecting surnames which may be "Irish" or "Scottish" or "French" in origin. George Tompkins Pollard and his brother (-s) were some of the oldest settler's living in Old Walla Walla County (Walla Walla, Washington). And, the Pollard surname was clearly identified with the "Inland Empire" in several old historical publications. According to my data, George was born in Linn County, Missouri, on June 15, 1835. He was the son of Roger B. and Sarah C. (Smith) Pollard. Roger Pollard's father was a native of RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. And, his mother was born in Rockingham County, Virginia. Roger and Sarah Pollard were married in Shelby County, Kentucky. And, in 1820, they moved to Linn County, Missouri; where they lived for over 20 years. Later, they moved to the Platte Purchase, Missouri and settled near St. Joseph, Missouri; where they are buried. in 1851, he left home at the age of 16; and crossed the plains with an "ox team" to Amador County, California. By July of 1855, at the age of 19, George made his way "northward into Oregon Territory" to visit a brother (-s) who were already living in Old Walla Walla County. In 1855, George enlisted in the United States Army. And, he may have had four or five brothers (?) who were already enlisted or affiliated with the United States Army (Oregon Territory) during the Yakima Indian Wars: Benard/Bernard, Charles/Clarence, Sebastian (?), and William. Here, at least one was known to be associated with missionaries in the Walla Walla Valley area (The Whitman Mission). I am very interested in corresponding with anyone who may have any information that connects their Pollard's or other surnames with George and his elusive brothers in California, Washington, Virginia, etc.. Thanks in advance for any historical information or genealogical leads. Best, Dick Pollard pollard@gte.net FAX: 208/248-6395 http://home1.gte.net/pollard/ P.S., I am always interested in expanding my genealogy research for maximum gains. So, if you can suggest another list or bulletin board to post this query to e-mail me. Thanks in advance.

I am looking for information on the following Young family, listed on the Caroline County census of 1850: Young, Frances W. age 50 Young, Sarah W. age 22 Young, Paulina E. age 19 Young, Eliza J. age 16 Young, Joseph W. age 13 Young, Mary E. age 11 I presume that Frances was the mother, probably widowed. Sarah W. Young married my gg-grandfather, Isaac Lee Eubank, on 20 December 1852 in Caroline County. She died about 1856. They had no children. The 1850 census also lists a Margaret Ann Young, a separate entry, but on the same page as the above family. I believe she was an older sister of Sarah. Caroline County marriage records contain an entry for Ann Young and James Dyson dated 8 March 1853. Later court records and the 1860 census give James' wife's name as Margaret. Following Sarah's death, Isaac Lee Eubank married again, to James Dyson's sister, Ellen Virginia Dyson. Could the connection between Isaac and Virginia have been a mutual sister-in-law, Margaret Young Dyson? If anyone is familiar with this family and can verify or disprove any of my speculations, I would be most interested.

I am looking for information on the family of James Dyson. He was born c. 1801 in either Hanover County or Caroline County, Virginia. He had at least one brother, Maynard, born c. 1797. James married Sarah Mason on 24 December 1821 in Caroline County. They lived in Hanover County until about 1835, then moved to Caroline. Both James and Sarah died in 1856, their estates being settled nearly simultaneously. James and Sarah had eight children: Charles T. Dyson: b. c. 1824, Hanover County, Virginia. Married Eliza Ann Blanton (1824-1892). Charles died in 1893. Buried at Lebanon United Methodist Church at Peaks, Virginia. One known child, John James Dyson (31 October 1847 - 29 June 1916). Agnes Ann Dyson: born in Hanover County c. 1826. Married John Stephens on 30 December 1850. John Stephens probably died in the Civil War. Agnes died after 1880. Two children: Adelaide (b. May 1856) and Lucy Ellen (b. April 1858). James W. Dyson: born in Hanover County in February 1827. Married 1) On 8 March 1853 to [Margaret] Ann Young ( died c. 1864/5) 2) Virginia A. Mason Dyson. [Virginia died after 10 June 1880, before 8 June 1900.] James died after 6 November 1902 and before 13 January 1905. Four children by first marriage: Emuella C. (c. 1856); Margarite (c. April 1860); Mary E. [possibly the same child as Margarite], Ann W. (c. 1861) and John W. (c. March 1864). At least three children by second marriage: Barton W. (c. 1867); Beverly L. (c. 1867) and Charles L. (c. 1872). Richard F. Dyson: born in Hanover County c. 1832. Married Virginia A. Mason on 10 January 1854. They had at least four children: William J. (c. 1854); James R. (c. January 1857); Mary E. (c. 1858) and Richard F., Jr. (c. 1860). Richard, Sr. died after 1860, but prior to 3 March 1862. Elizabeth J. Dyson: born c. 1834. Married on 27 January 1853 to Maurice Eldred Blanton (21 February 1828 - 31 December 1914). Elizabeth died before 29 February 1856. Mary Frances Dyson: born in Caroline County on 27 December 1835. Married on 29 February 1856 to Eldred Blanton (21 February 1828 - 31 December 1914). Mary died 9 January 1915. Buried in a family cemetery at Point Eastern, Virginia. At least four children: Willis A. (c. 1857); James Asa (4 December 1859 - 29 January 1896); Sally L. (May 1860 - 1945) and Robert Lee (b. December 1863). Maynard Dyson: born in Caroline County on 28 March 1838. Married on 22 February 1859 to Harriet Emeline Blanton (16 December 1835 - 2 March 1922). Maynard died in Hanover County on 9 March 1897. Buried at Lebanon United Methodist Church. Five children: Lucy S. (1 January 1860 - 10 January 1947); Charles A. (b. March 1867); Walter W. (17 April 1869 - 17 April 1925); Linda Fleet (30 May 1872 - 18 June 1951) and Edmonia Blanche (30 November 1877 - 1 January 1938). Ellen Virginia Dyson: born c. 1840 in Caroline County. Married after 19 September 1857 but before 5 March 1858 to Isaac Lee Eubank (April 1828 - 6 December 1906). Virginia died 16 February 1897. Buried in a family plot in Summit, Spotsylvania County, Virginia. They had ten children: Sarah Alice (December 1858 - 28 December 1930); Anne Lee (c. 1861 - c. 1890); James Edgar (c. 1863 - 6 September 1892); Lucy Butler (13 June 1866 - 5 December 1937); Mary Ellen (March 1869 - 5 December 1951); Isaac Littleton (13 July 1871 - 5 June 1951); Cary Leslie (July 1874 - 15 January 1904); Roy (c. 1876 - c. 1877); Mathilda Elizabeth (3 September 1878 - 13 February 1920) and Virginia Maude (9 April 1880 - 16 March 1909). I would appreciate any information on this family. My descent is through Virginia Dyson and Isaac Eubank.

I am seeking information on the family of Isaac Lee Eubank who was born in either King William or Caroline County, Virginia in April 1828, a son of James Edgar Eubank and Lucy Butler. On 20 December 1852, in Caroline County , Isaac married Sarah W. Young, who was born c. 1828, daughter of an unknown father and Frances W. ----. Sarah died c. 1856. Isaac married again, after 19 September 1857, but before 5 March 1858, to Ellen Virginia Dyson. She was born c. 1840 in Caroline County, youngest child of James Dyson and Sarah Mason. They had ten children, named below. Isaac and family moved to Summit, Spotsylvania County about 1870. Virginia Dyson Eubank died in Williamsburg, Virginia on 16 February 1897. Isaac died at Summit on 6 December 1906. They are buried in a family cemetery in Summit. Children of Isaac Lee Eubank and Ellen Virginia Dyson: 1) Sarah Alice Eubank: b. December 1858, Caroline County. Married c. 1881 to John K. Gilchrist (August 1847 - c. 16 December 1922). Alice died at Summit on 28 December 1930. Buried at Summit. Three children: Anne K. (October 1882 - 9 May 1914); Margaret E. (b. 23 July 1884) and Carrie who died in infancy. 2) Anne Lee Eubank: b. c. 1861, Caroline County. Never married. Died c. 1890 on a trip to Sumter County, Florida. 3) James Edgar Eubank: b.c. 1863, Caroline County. Never married. Died 6 September 1892. Buried at Summit. 4) Lucy Butler Eubank: b. 13 June 1866, Caroline County. Married 30 July 1889 to Thomas Lee Bullock (22 May 1864 - 23 February 1942). Lucy died 5 December 1937. Buried at Oak Hill Cemetery in Fredericksburg. Six children, five of whom died in infancy: Walter; Myrtle; ?; ?; ? and Ethel (5 September 1895 - 24 December 1983). 5) Mary Ellen Eubank: b. March 1869, Caroline County. Married 28 November 1893 to Edward Henry Catlett (November 1864/65 - 25 March 1919). Nellie died 5 December 1951. Buried at Summit. Two children: Shirley (19 September 1898 - 10 March 1949) and Vivian [a son] (7 July 1901 - 2 September 1952). 6) Isaac Littleton Eubank: b. 13 July 1871, Summit, Virginia. Married 1) On 16 December 1896 to Mary Jane Nussey (3 February 1876 - 24 January 1915); 2) 15 December 1921 to Georgia T. Houser (13 August 1892 - 25 July 1985). Isaac died 5 June 1951. Buried in the Confederate Cemetery in Spotsylvania Court House. One child by first marriage: Arline Reed (23 September 1897 - 1 December 1992). One child by second marriage: Isaac Levert (b. 2 February 1924). 7) Cary Leslie Eubank: b. July 1874, Summit, Virginia. Married c. 1901 to Lucie Ellen Moorecock (c. 1881 - 12 June 1910). Leslie died 15 January 1904 following an accident in the R.F. & P. rail yards at Acca. Buried at Summit. One child: Cary Leslie, Jr. (b. 27 May 1902). 8) Roy Eubank: b.c. 1876. Died young, at the age of either three months or three years. Probably buried in Caroline County. 9) Mathilda Elizabeth Eubank: b. 3 September 1878, Summit, Virginia. Married 14 December 1904 to Philip Woodville Pritchett (26 August 1882 - 30 November 1926). Mattie died 13 February 1920. Two children: Roy W. (25 July 1905 - 13 March 1983) and Virginia Elizabeth (12 January 1907 - February 1972). 10) Virginia Maude Eubank: b. 9 April 1880, Summit, Virginia. Married 8 October 1907 to Eli Nussey (21April 1878 - 29 November 1914). Virgie died in childbirth on 16 March 1909. The baby also died. Buried at Summit, Virginia. I am descended from Isaac Littleton Euband by way of Arline Reed Eubank. I would appreciate hearing from any other descendants of this family.

In a message dated 11/3/99 9:44:32 PM, laurence@wi.net writes: Virginia Lee Hutcheson 316 Littletown Quarter, Williamsburg VA 23185 757 - 220-4888

Would you please remove me from the email list or provide directions so that I can do it myself. Thank you, theglobe.com Your friendly full-service integrated online community. http://www.theglobe.com

Hi Larry, This is the email address for Virginia: tvf@erols.com Peg

>Hi All, > >If you haven't seen it yet, take a look at the new national site on >Newspaper Abstracts at: > >http://freepages.history.rootsweb.com/~newspapr/ > >It is barely a month old, but I got excited when I found we have a very >active contributor in Sonoma County, CA (my home base). No Virginia >entries as yet, but if any of you know of existing material that belongs >here, or want to volunteer to work on this project, I think it has a lot of >promise. > >The person who set it up is: > >Barbara Freeman >Newspaper-Abstracts >http://freepages.history.rootsweb.com/~newspapr > >Give her a helping hand in you home territory if you can. > > > >~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ >Carmen J. Finley >finleyc@sonoma.edu

Does anyone on the list know how to contact Virginia Lee Hutcheson Davis, author of 'Tidewater Virginia Families?' I tried writing to the address in the book, but the letter came back "forwarding Order Expired." Sincerely, Larry Dickerson

The Virginia Genealogist, Vol. 43, No. 3, July-Sept 1999, page 218, has an interesting article about the Chiles family, and connection with Amsterdam. Tidewater Virginia Families, Vol. 8, No.3, Nov - Dec, 1999, page 153, has an excellent article about William Burrus, 1750 - 1828, of Caroline County. Reading the research of others, including the references, gives us insight into solutions to our own family history puzzles!

>X-From_: WmGban@aol.com Tue Nov 2 16:38:40 1999 >From: WmGban@aol.com >Date: Tue, 2 Nov 1999 20:38:02 EST >Subject: FRI >To: bearpaw@alaska.net, VACAROLI-L@rootsweb.com >MIME-Version: 1.0 > >The Virginia Genealogist, Vol. 43, No. 3, July-Sept 1999, page 218, has an >interesting article about the Chiles family, and connection with Amsterdam. > >Tidewater Virginia Families, Vol. 8, No.3, Nov - Dec, 1999, page 153, has an >excellent article about William Burrus, 1750 - 1828, of Caroline County. > >Reading the research of others, including the references, gives us insight >into solutions to our own family history puzzles! >

Hello everyone, Here's the monthly revised researcher list. Throw away your other one as this one has a new addition or two. Peg *************************** Revised List of Caroline Surname Researchers For Nov. 1 Anderson Alyce (WASIKTJ@aol.com) Arnall ANDREWS155@aol.com Ball ANDREWS155@aol.com Banks Mary Jo Fickle ( FICKLE5@aol.com) Barlow Phyllis Solter (pkessel@olywa.net) Beale Bill Thompson ( wgt23@crosslink.net) Bell Bernie (Maraudermn@aol.com ) Billie Jones (bhjones@flash.net) Bernard Edith Fensom (ecfensom@aol Blackley Bruce Haynes (BHaynes@SCB.STATE.VA.US) Bland Bernie (Maraudermn@aol.com) Blasingame Patti (gidget@home.gelsen-net.de) Boulware Pat Tachick (gtachick@msn.com) Broaddus Peg Price (bearpaw@alaska.net) Mary B (mbrewer655@aol.com) Ed Broadus (ebroadus@freenet.npiec.on.ca) Brooks Peg Price (bearpaw@alaska.net) Brown Alyce (WASIKTJ@aol.com) Lynn Steward (stewla@webtv.net) Bill Brewer (wwb@ix.netcom.com) Bruce Peg Price (bearpaw@alaska.net) Brunskill Charles L. Dibble (dibblelaw@email.msn.com) Bullard Sandra Ferguson (ferg@intelos.net) Burrus/Burruss Mark Garner (mark.g.garner.sr@lmco.com) Phyllis Solter (pkessel@olywa.net) Mary Jo Fickle ( FICKLE5@aol.com) Campbell Mary Jo Fickle ( FICKLE5@aol.com) Cannon Carol May (Send2carol@aol.com) Carneal/Carnal Ardyth Long (ardyth@ameritech.net) Carol May (Send2carol@aol.com) Julie Walters ( TANKCORP@aol.com) Bruce Haynes (BHaynes@SCB.STATE.VA.US) Jana Frazier (frazier@fls.infi.net) Carr Alyce (WASIKTJ@aol.com) Carter Dorothy (dorothy@napanet.net) Cecil David Wiley (deedah@bellatlantic.net) Chapman Dorothy (dorothy@napanet.net) Chewning/Chowning Tiffany Luchetta (TLuchetta@aol.com) Chiles Alyce (WASIKTJ@aol.com) Susan Howe (showe@erols.com Charles L. Dibble (dibblelaw@email.msn.com) Clark Carol May (Send2carol@aol.com) Clough Charles L. Dibble (dibblelaw@email.msn.com) Coleman Pauline Hale (Pauline.Hale@ Colorado.EDU) Charles L. Dibble (dibblelaw@email.msn.com) Betty Austin (baustin@freewwweb.com) Conner/Connor Anne Baker (abaker@searnet.com) Cox MadameDuck@aol.com Crutcher Joann Ellis Humphries (JoannEllis@aol.com) Dabney Alyce (WASIKTJ@aol.com) Daniel Bill Brewer (wwb@ix.netcom.com) Dobson Joann Ellis Humphries (JoannEllis@aol.com) Dunkin Anne Baker (abaker@searnet.com) Durrett Carol May (Send2carol@aol.com) Tiffany Luchetta (TLuchetta@aol.com) Anne Baker (abaker@searnet.com) Elliott David Wiley (deedah@bellatlantic.net) Estes Glenda Estes (glendae@raex.com) Eubank Bruce Haynes (BHaynes@SCB.STATE.VA.US) Barbara Self (barself@fls.infi.net) Evans ANDREWS155@aol.com Farish/Faris Alyce (WASIKTJ@aol.com) Farmer Linda Butt (lindaleebutt@worldnet.att.net) Garnett Edith Fensom (ecfensom@aol) Linda Butt (lindaleebutt@worldnet.att.net) John and Ann Stoddard (stoddard@bctonline.com) Gloria Gatewood (gatewood@chesapeake.net) Garrett Linda Butt (lindaleebutt@worldnet.att.net) Gayle Eldred Melton (EMelton532@aol.com) George Charles L. Dibble (dibblelaw@email.msn.com) Glassell Bill Thompson ( wgt23@crosslink.net) Gooch Alyce (WASIKTJ@aol.com) Goodloe/Goodlaw Virginia Thomson (VAThomson@aol.com) Dorothy (dorothy@napanet.net) Gouldin Mary B (mbrewer655@aol.com) Graham Graham Louer (glouer@webtv.net) Grimes Graham Louer (glouer@webtv.net) Guy Betty Austin (baustin@freewwweb.com) Halley Alyce (WASIKTJ@aol.com) Harris Alyce (WASIKTJ@aol.com) Hawes Virginia Thomson (VAThomson@aol.com) Haynes/Haines/Hanes Bruce Haynes (BHaynes@SCB.STATE.VA.US) Joann Ellis Humphries (JoannEllis@aol.com) Hollis Graham Louer (glouer@webtv.net) Hurt Steven Jenkins (jenkyns@roanoke.infi.net) James John and Ann Stoddard (stoddard@bctonline.com) Jones Frank Pyle (Emrays@webtv.net) David Wiley (deedah@bellatlantic.net) Alyce (WASIKTJ@aol.com) ANDREWS155@aol.com Anne Baker (abaker@searnet.com) Jordan Edith Fensom (ecfensom@aol) Kemp Dorothy (dorothy@napanet.net) John and Ann Stoddard (stoddard@bctonline.com) King Alyce (WASIKTJ@aol.com) Knighton Graham Louer (glouer@webtv.net) Lawrence Johnette Lawrence Franke (johnette@zianet.com) Layne Alyce (WASIKTJ@aol.com) Leitch Patti (gidget@home.gelsen-net.de) Lewis Pat Tachick (gtachick@msn.com) Long Joann Ellis Humphries (JoannEllis@aol.com) Loving Linda Butt (lindaleebutt@worldnet.att.net) John and Ann Stoddard (stoddard@bctonline.com) Lumpkin Peg Price (bearpaw@alaska.net) Linda Butt(lindaleebutt@worldnet.att.net) Madison Jana Frazier (frazier@fls.infi.net) Marshall Mary B (mbrewer655@aol.com) Bruce Haynes (BHaynes@SCB.STATE.VA.US) Anne Baker (abaker@searnet.com) Martin Carol May (Send2carol@aol.com) Alyce (WASIKTJ@aol.com) Joann Ellis Humphries (JoannEllis@aol.com) Pat Tachick (gtachick@msn.com) Mason Laurence Dickerson (laurence@wi.net) Tiffany Luchetta (TLuchetta@aol.com) McGehee/McGhee Susan Howe (showe@erols.com) George M. Heil ( georgemheil@email.msn.com) Mills Julie Walters (TANKCORP@aol.com) Minor Frank Pyle (Emrays@webtv.net) Dorothy (dorothy@napanet.net) Anne Baker (abaker@searnet.com) Motley Mary B (mbrewer655@aol.com) Peg (bearpaw@alaska.net) Noel Gloria Gatewood (gatewood@chesapeake.net) Bill Brewer (wwb@ix.netcom.com) Norment Diane Bender (exeline@erols.com) Overton Alyce (WASIKTJ@aol.com) Page Alyce (WASIKTJ@aol.com) Pamplin Charles L. Dibble (dibblelaw@email.msn.com) Pavy David Wiley (deedah@bellatlantic.net) Peatross/Peattross Mary Jo Fickle ( FICKLE5@aol.com) Johnette Lawrence Franke (johnette@zianet.com) Pendleton Steven Jenkins (jenkyns@roanoke.infi.net) Penn Bill Thompson (wgt23@crosslink.net) Peyton Patti (gidget@home.gelsen-net.de) Pickett Graham Louer (glouer@webtv.net) Pittman ANDREWS155@aol.com Plant Oma Stevens (omaste@wcnet.net) Pleasants Alyce (WASIKTJ@aol.com) Purcell David Wiley (deedah@bellatlantic.net) William Purcell (PRET1030@aol.com) Patti (gidget@home.gelsen-net.de) Quarles Virginia Thomson (VAThomson@aol.com) Redd Mary B (mbrewer655@aol.com) Peg Price (bearpaw@alaska.net) Becky Redd Casagrande (genequene@yahoo.com) Gloria Gatewood (gatewood@chesapeake.net) Anne Baker (abaker@searnet.com) Richerson Buckner Richerson (buckphyll@worldnet.att.net) Robinson Bernie (Maraudermn@aol.com) Roebuck Alyce (WASIKTJ@aol.com) Rowe David Wiley (deedah@bellatlantic.net) Billie Jones (bhjones@flash.net) Patti (gidget@home.gelsen-net.de) Royston Jean Roystone (jroyston@mindspring.com) Sale Bruce Haynes (BHaynes@SCB.STATE.VA.US) Peg Price (bearpaw@alaska.net) Joann Ellis Humphries (JoannEllis@aol.com) Satterwhite Jana Frazier (frazier@fls.infi.net) Saunders Mary B (mbrewer655@aol.com) Scott Pauline Hale (Pauline.Hale@Colorado.EDU) Charles L. Dibble (dibblelaw@email.msn.com) Betty Austin (baustin@freewwweb.com) Sears Betty Austin (baustin@freewwweb.com) Self Bruce Haynes (BHaynes@SCB.STATE.VA.US) Smith Tiffany Luchetta (TLuchetta@aol.com) Smithy Suzanne Branham ( sbranham@iquest.net) Smoot David Wiley (deedah@bellatlantic.net) Sneed/Snead Pauline Hale (Pauline.Hale@Colorado.EDU) Bill Brewer (wwb@ix.netcom.com) Spindle Carol May (Send2carol@aol.com) Sutton MadameDuck@aol.com Taylor Gloria Gatewood (gatewood@chesapeake.net) Bill Thompson (wgt23@crosslink.net) Terrell Mark Garner (mark.g.garner.sr@lmco.com) Alyce (WASIKTJ@aol.com) Terry Betty Austin (baustin@freewwweb.com) Thomas Joann Ellis Humphries (JoannEllis@aol.com) Anne Baker (abaker@searnet.com) Thompson/Thomson Alyce (WASIKTJ@aol.com) Tiller Alyce (WASIKTJ@aol.com) Toombs Joann Ellis Humphries (JoannEllis@aol.com) Trice Peg Price (bearpaw@alaska.net) Twiggs Mark Garner (mark.g.garner.sr@lmco.com) Vivion Dorothy (dorothy@napanet.net) Walden Eldred Melton (EMelton532@aol.com) Ware Betty Austin (baustin@freewwweb.com) West Ben West (bmwest@usit.net) Alyce (WASIKTJ@aol.com) Wharton ANDREWS155@aol.com Linda Butt (lindaleebutt@worldnet.att.net) White Mary Jo Fickle (FICKLE5@aol.com) Wickham Bill Thompson (wgt23@crosslink.net) Williams Anne Baker (abaker@searnet.com) Woodson Alyce (WASIKTJ@aol.com) Woolfolk Mark Garner (mark.g.garner.sr@lmco.com) Charles L. Dibble (dibblelaw@email.msn.com) Anne Baker (abaker@searnet.com) Wortham Charles L. Dibble (dibblelaw@email.msn.com) Betty Austin (baustin@freewwweb.com) Wright Linda Butt (lindaleebutt@worldnet.att.net) Carol May(Send2carol@aol.com) Peg Price (bearpaw@alaska.net) David Wiley (deedah@bellatlantic.net) Billie Jones (bhjones@flash.net) Wyatt Charles L. Dibble (dibblelaw@email.msn.com) Zachry/Zachary Sarah Locklin Taylor (SLocklinT@aol.com)

In a message dated 10/26/99 8:26:34 PM, Jkaymace@aol.com writes: >Thank you to all that responded to my query about St Mary's. Does anyone >know >if the church happens to still exist? No. After the Revolutionary War it became a boys school. I believe that only some foundation is left. There is or was a sign on the highway just outside Port Royal that marks the location of where the building was. Norman Peters Washington DC

Thank you to all that responded to my query about St Mary's. Does anyone know if the church happens to still exist? Judy Mace jkaymace@aol.com Once you rack you never go back

In a message dated 10/26/99 5:11:21 PM, Jkaymace@aol.com writes: >Is there a >book that may have his church registry? No there is not. None of the books from St. Mary's Parish have survived, that we know of. Norman Peters Washington DC