Sorry 1866. I was asked if this was 1700 or 1800 marriages. It is 1800's June

I have a few Culpeper Marriages that ended up on my Xerox copies along with my great grandparents marriage. I thought I would pass them on. They came from the Culpeper Microfiche film, Va State Library. June 2/8/66/Culpeper Co. Benjamin W. or M. McBee age 22 single born Fauquier County/Occupation: Farmer. Married Alice O. Kilby age 19 single, born in Culpeper/Minister J.D. Blackwell. Parents of the Groom Daniel and Frances M. McBee. Parents of the Bride was Thompson A. and Mary E. Kilby. 2/13/66/Culpeper Co. George Dallas Coons [of Culpeper] age 24 single born in Culpeper Co./Occupation: Farmer. Married Nannie M. Timberlake of Orange Co. age 20, single born in Culpeper Co. Minister B. Grimsley. Parents of Groom: Robertson and Eudoxia Coons. Parents of Bride James W. and Jane Timberlake. 2/14/66/Culpeper Co. John Francis Hitt of Culpeper age 23 single Occupation Farmer. Married Martha Lavinia Bailey of Culpeper single age 21. Parents of Groom Jack and Ann Hitt. Parents of Bride Thomas and Jane Bailey. Minister: R.H. Stone 2/15/66/Culpeper Co. John Scott age 64 widow of Culpeper Occupation Farmer. Married Virginia J.G. Hudson age 35 single of Culpeper. Parents of Groom Cornelius and Susan Scott. Parents of bride Moses and Lucy Hudson. Minister Silas Bruce. 2/15/66/Culpeper Robert Lewis Martin age 21 single of Culpeper occupation farmer. Married E. Delilah Pemberton age 23 single of Culpeper. Minister: no return Parents of Groom John and Martha Martin. Parents of Bride John and Isabella Pemberton. 3/21/66/Culpeper Alfred M. Cooke age 33, single of Culpeper Occupation Mechanic. Married Sarah Ann O'Neale age 29 single of Rappahannock Co. Minister B. Grimsley. Parents of Groom John G. and Adaline F. Cooke. Parents of Bride John R. and Catherine O'Neale. 3/26/66/Culpeper Thomas O. Yowell age 23 single of Culpeper. Occupation Farming. Married Fannie H. Lewis age 18 single of Culpeper. Minister John N. Fox. Parents of Groom William M and Amanda Yowell. Parents of Bride William W. and Martha Lewis. 3/27/66/Culpeper Jeremiah Hudson age 47 widow of Culpeper. Occupation farmer. Married Amanda P. Yates age 27 single of Culpeper. Minister P.W. Yates Parents of Groom Robert and Mary Hudson. Parents of Bride Benjamin and Elizabeth Yates. 3/27/66/Culpeper Moses Gill, Jr. age 34, single of Groton, Mass. Occupation Merchant. Married Bertis Woodall age 25 widow of Fauquier County. Minister J.B. Taylor, Jr. Parents of Groom Moses and Keziah Gill. Parents of Bride Frances Bennett. 4/3/66/Culpeper Henry S. Newlon age 27 single of Culpeper. Occupation School Teacher. Married Mary E. Walters age 26 single of Culpeper. Minister John N. Fox. parents of Groom John and Harriet Newlon. Parents of Bride Edward and Lucy A. Walters. 4/12/66/Culpeper John J. Whitlock age 51 Widow of Louisa Co. ccupation Farmer. Married Sarah J. Humphreys age 41 widow of Culpeper. Minister W.F. Robins. Parents of Groom Thomas and Mary Whitlock. Parents of Bride Robinson Humphreys. 4/19/66/Culpeper Courthouse William N. Berryman age 29 widow of Fauquier Co. Occupation Farmer. Married Mary Louisa Ryon age 23 single of Fauquier. Minister W.F. Robins. Parents of Groom Wm. T. and Frances A.Berryman. Parents of Bride David J. and Agnes R. Ryon. 5/10/66/Culpeper Mallory Howard Spicer age 25 single of Rappahannock. Occupation farmer. Married Sarah Jane Smith age 22 of Prince William. Minister Thornton Stringfellow. Parents of Groom James W. and Mary [Cheek] Spicer. Parents of Bride Wm. A. B. and Mary Smith. 5/10/66/Culpeper William P. Henderson age 24 single of Greenville District of South Carolina. Occupation Carpenter. Married Sarah E. Ellington age 17 single of Culpeper. Minister J.W. McMurran. Parents of Groom John and Jane Henderson. Parents of Bride John and Virginia Ellington. 5/17/66/Culpeper Edward A. Byram age 23 single of Fauquier Co. Occupation Carpenter. Married Eliza A. Brown age 18 single off Culpeper. Minister W.F. Robins. Parents of Groom James W. and Nancy Byram. Parents of Bride John and Betsey Brown. 6/12/66/Culpeper John W. Royston age 34 single off Clark Co., Va Occupation Farmer. Married Ellen A. Perry age 24 single of Culpeper. Minister A.M. Grimsley. Parents of Groom Joseph A. and Harriet Royston. Parents of Bride Isaiah and Martha Perry.

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/QBC.2ACI/2925 Message Board Post: I too am trying to break down brick walls. Norman and Jett seemed to have large active families in this county before 1800. I would like to learn IF there is a blood connection between Courtney Norman, Sr., of Culpepper and Clement Norman of Fauquier County? Who is Courtney Norman, III? Is he the son of Courtney Norman, Jr.? Who are the parents of the Alice Jett who married Courtney III in 1792? Thanks! PS: I am open to the idea of paid research.

I am searching for information about Lydia Matilda Poe b 1798. Can someone confirm who her parents were? I have them as William Poe and Susannah Doggett married Oct 24, 1790 in Culpepper CO., VA. What are the birth and death dates for William, Susannah and a death date for Lydia? I think that Lydia married William Weaver. Did Lydia have siblings? Thank you for your help. Joyce Heigel [email protected]

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Oder Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/QBC.2ACI/2924 Message Board Post: Looking for information regarding Louis C. Oder born in Virginia about 1804. He's my gg grandfather. Don't know his father's name but according to 1880 census his father was born in Ireland. Louis ended up in Missouri marrying Elizabeth in 1854. Any info would be appreciated. Bill Oder

We are conducting a Kendall DNA Study. The study is open to all participants of the Kendall families and all variant names. The project is a Y-chromosome DNA surname study. The Y-chromosome only exists in males. It is passed on from fathers to sons virtually unchanged for generations. Therefore, to "directly" participate you must be (1) male; either (2) carry the Kendall surname or a variation of it or (3) descend directly in an unbroken paternal (male-to-male) line from a Kendall male. One other requirement we have is that you share your direct Kendall lineage. This makes interpretations easier if we can compare the DNA results with known/proven lineages. Ladies are extremely valuable to our study. Since they can not directly participate, they can represent their lineages "indirectly" by locating male relatives who fit the requirements, mentioned earlier, to participate in the DNA Study. They can sponsor or raise funds to help cover the cost of the male relative's testing. We researched several companies before we decided upon Relative Genetics. They are the business organization of The Sorenson Molecular Genealogy Foundation www.smgf.org. Relative Genetics gave us the most comprehensive test and services for the most economical price. It also allows us to compare our results with the database at SMGF. The recommended test is the Y-DNA 43 Lineage Establisher. The testing process is relatively (no pun intended) easy. There are no needles, no blood and no pain. The test kit (envelope) is mailed directly to the participant or representative. It contains a consent form, instructions, three cotton swaps, specimen envelope and a return envelope. Simply read the instructions, vigorously swab the inside of your cheek, place the swabs into the specimen envelope, place the specimen envelope inside the return envelope and mail it. The study is as private and confidential as the person being tested wants it to be. We code the names of the participants and only list their earliest known ancestor. You can not see the individual results unless you are accepted as a member of the DNA study. The DNA that is being tested does not contain any medical information and will only be used for genealogical research. We are working on a website to post our "findings" and other Kendall information, but we want to emphasize that you have control of what information you want released. We hope this has been informative and you will consider joining our study. We are looking for direct participants and indirect representatives. If you are interested in the DNA study or the testing process, would like to learn or have any questions or concerns, please contact me. You may also visit Relative Genetics (www.relativegenetics.com). Thanks Scott Kendall

We are conducting a Kendall DNA Study. The study is open to all participants of the Kendall families and all variant names. The project is a Y-chromosome DNA surname study. The Y-chromosome only exists in males. It is passed on from fathers to sons virtually unchanged for generations. Therefore, to "directly" participate you must be (1) male; either (2) carry the Kendall surname or a variation of it or (3) descend directly in an unbroken paternal (male-to-male) line from a Kendall male. One other requirement we have is that you share your direct Kendall lineage. This makes interpretations easier if we can compare the DNA results with known/proven lineages. Ladies are extremely valuable to our study. Since they can not directly participate, they can represent their lineages "indirectly" by locating male relatives who fit the requirements, mentioned earlier, to participate in the DNA Study. They can sponsor or raise funds to help cover the cost of the male relative's testing. We researched several companies before we decided upon Relative Genetics. They are the business organization of The Sorenson Molecular Genealogy Foundation www.smgf.org. Relative Genetics gave us the most comprehensive test and services for the most economical price. It also allows us to compare our results with the database at SMGF. The recommended test is the Y-DNA 43 Lineage Establisher. The testing process is relatively (no pun intended) easy. There are no needles, no blood and no pain. The test kit (envelope) is mailed directly to the participant or representative. It contains a consent form, instructions, three cotton swaps, specimen envelope and a return envelope. Simply read the instructions, vigorously swab the inside of your cheek, place the swabs into the specimen envelope, place the specimen envelope inside the return envelope and mail it. The study is as private and confidential as the person being tested wants it to be. We code the names of the participants and only list their earliest known ancestor. You can not see the individual results unless you are accepted as a member of the DNA study. The DNA that is being tested does not contain any medical information and will only be used for genealogical research. We are working on a website to post our "findings" and other Kendall information, but we want to emphasize that you have control of what information you want released. We hope this has been informative and you will consider joining our study. We are looking for direct participants and indirect representatives. If you are interested in the DNA study or the testing process, would like to learn or have any questions or concerns, please contact me at [email protected] You may also visit Relative Genetics (www.relativegenetics.com). Thanks Scott Kendall

Jeff, I don't have Lathams but friend does. She has a chart that was done by a researcher for her now deceased father probably twenty years ago. All her Lathams were in VA and then came to NC. She told me she had a chart of her lines and I was thinking it was one of those you can do on Ancestry. Well, she brought it over recently and it is this scroll that rolls out about four feet horizontally and all done in ink by hand. It appears her Latham line has connections to Mayflower but I told she would have to prove every bit of what's on it. I've just emailed her suggesting she join the Culpeper email list and told her about you having Lathams. With your permission, may I give her your direct email in case she doesn't get around to this right away. Trying to get her jumpstarted! Her name is Angie Latham Crone. Thanks, Amanda E. Douglass North Carolina ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jeff Jernegan" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, November 12, 2006 12:13 AM Subject: [VACULPEP] Looking for Kyle Family or Heirs of Catherine Kyle >I have been at the Library of Virginia in Richmond, reading a copy of 1000 > pages of diary and expense books of FAYETTE MAUZY LATHAM (b 14 Dec 1826 d > 3 > May 1885). The diary was started when Fayette was 18, in 1845, and ends > in > 1853, just months before he married ELIZABETH "BETTY" FOUSHEE. Its a > fascinating report of a young man's life before the 1860s war. He thought > of himself as poor but he was literate and [then] self-educated (reading > law, Latin, philosophy, geography and religious books constantly). And he > was very interested in young ladies <grin>. > > Fayette was a lifelong resident of Culpeper Co, and primarily a lawyer > there. He also served as the assistant court clerk and the town clerk > during the 1840s, working under his uncle (also a lawyer / clerk) FAYETTE > MAUZY. > > I asked the Library of Virginia where they got the copy of the diaries, > and > they showed me their accession card that said the original was held in > September 1965 by: > > Miss Catherine Kyle > 402 Piedmont Street > Culpeper, VA > > I believe Catherine died April 1980 in Culpeper. (SS Death Index) > > Does anyone know her family or heirs and who might have the old Latham > diaries (and hopefully other papers)? > > Thanks! > > Jeffrey Latham Jernegan > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > > -- > No virus found in this incoming message. > Checked by AVG Free Edition. > Version: 7.1.409 / Virus Database: 268.14.3/530 - Release Date: 11/11/2006 >

I have been at the Library of Virginia in Richmond, reading a copy of 1000 pages of diary and expense books of FAYETTE MAUZY LATHAM (b 14 Dec 1826 d 3 May 1885). The diary was started when Fayette was 18, in 1845, and ends in 1853, just months before he married ELIZABETH "BETTY" FOUSHEE. Its a fascinating report of a young man's life before the 1860s war. He thought of himself as poor but he was literate and [then] self-educated (reading law, Latin, philosophy, geography and religious books constantly). And he was very interested in young ladies <grin>. Fayette was a lifelong resident of Culpeper Co, and primarily a lawyer there. He also served as the assistant court clerk and the town clerk during the 1840s, working under his uncle (also a lawyer / clerk) FAYETTE MAUZY. I asked the Library of Virginia where they got the copy of the diaries, and they showed me their accession card that said the original was held in September 1965 by: Miss Catherine Kyle 402 Piedmont Street Culpeper, VA I believe Catherine died April 1980 in Culpeper. (SS Death Index) Does anyone know her family or heirs and who might have the old Latham diaries (and hopefully other papers)? Thanks! Jeffrey Latham Jernegan

Winnie, Your William John O'Banion is of interest to me. In KY there was a family of Hagans who married into the Ray Family around the 1800 time frame. My third gr. were Alcy Hagans & Willis Ray. They had a daughter they named Fransis O'Banion Ray. I have thought that Alcy or Willis could have O'Banion connections but have as yet not found that tie. They were from Clark Co. KY when they married but I am not certain where they were born. Alcy was born several years before her father married so it is possible he was married before to someone else. Do you see any possible connection. Ginny in WY -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] To: [email protected] Sent: Sat, 11 Nov 2006 11:17 AM Subject: [VACULPEP] Informaiton on Jacob Martin, Prince William, VA c 1700's Looking for any information on Jacob Martin in Prince William VA He could have married in VA and I do not know his wife's name. Jacob died in Scott County KY after 1803. I believe his children to be my Susan Martin(Lyons?), Jacob Jr., Joel and Benjamin. Susan b 1730 and I do not know if it were VA or KY. She married 1791 in KY at age 31. Where the Lyons comes from I do not know unless she was married before she married William John O'Banion in Woodford County, KY. By Jacob Martin's name there is a Vanta which I haven't identified. Susan and William John O'Banion had a daughter Anna that married Asa Cobb, son of Samuel Cobb and Judah Peake. Samuel was in the Rev. War and his family came from Barnstable, MA Area to SC and then KY. Louisville, KY ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message ________________________________________________________________________ Check out the new AOL. Most comprehensive set of free safety and security tools, free access to millions of high-quality videos from across the web, free AOL Mail and more.

Looking for any information on Jacob Martin in Prince William VA He could have married in VA and I do not know his wife's name. Jacob died in Scott County KY after 1803. I believe his children to be my Susan Martin(Lyons?), Jacob Jr., Joel and Benjamin. Susan b 1730 and I do not know if it were VA or KY. She married 1791 in KY at age 31. Where the Lyons comes from I do not know unless she was married before she married William John O'Banion in Woodford County, KY. By Jacob Martin's name there is a Vanta which I haven't identified. Susan and William John O'Banion had a daughter Anna that married Asa Cobb, son of Samuel Cobb and Judah Peake. Samuel was in the Rev. War and his family came from Barnstable, MA Area to SC and then KY. Louisville, KY

Virginia Grand Camp of Confederate Veterans This list of Confederate Veterans organizations in the Commonwealth of Virginia is taken from the Proceedings of the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Annual Meetings of the Grand Camp of Confederate Veterans, Departments of Virginia. Officers listed are for the 1904-1905 sessions. Camp# Camp Name Location Commander Adjutant 1 R. E. Lee, No. 1 Richmond James Vass J. Taylor Stratton 2 Maury, No. 2 Fredericksburg S. J. Quinn Dan M. Lee 3 Pickett-Buchanan Norfolk J. M. Keeling T. B. Jackson 4. Stonewall Portsmouth John W. H. Potter Thomas Shannon 5 R. E. Lee, No. 2 Alexandria John M. Johnson Richard M. Latham 6 A. P. Hill, No. 1 Petersburg L. L. Marks Carter R. Bishop 7 Clinton-Hatcher Leesburg E. V. White N. W. Wise 8 Garland-Rhodes Lynchburg Tipton D. Jennings M. Marion Seay 9 George E. Pickett Richmond W. Miles Cary Robert N. Northern 10. R. E. Lee, No. 3 Hampton R. K. Curtis Joseph R. Haw 11 Urquhart-Gilette Courtland Josiah P. Gray Jos. F. Bryant 12 John R. Cooke West Point A. W. Eastwood W. W. Green 13. William Watts Roanoke E. T. Beal S. L. Crute 14. John Bowie Charlottesville Micajah Woods W. N. Wood 15. A. P. Hill, No. 2 Culpeper H. C. Burrows W. P. Hill 16. Ewell Prince William County E. Berkley T. O. Taylor 17. Callcote-Wrenn Isle of Wight C.H. - E. E. Edwards 18 J. E. B. Stuart, No. 1 Dinwiddie C.H. Charles E. Abernathy A. M. Orgain, Jr. 19 Thornton-Pickett Farmville S. W. Paulett B. M. Cox 20 Stover Strasburg R. D. Funkhouser L. Hurn 21 J. A. Early Rocky Mount William Powell G. W. B. Hale 22. Turner Ashby Winchester George W. Kurtz Philip W. Boyd 23. Magruder-Ewell Williamsburg - - 24. J. E. B. Stuart, No. 2 Berryville, Clarke County A. Moore, Jr. Henry E. Gray 25. Stonewall Jackson Staunton F. T. Stribling, Jr. R. Powell Page 26. L. A. Armistead Boydton E. B. Goode R. J. Montgomery 27. Louisa Louisa C.H. William Kean W. T. Meade 28 G. C. Wharton Radford G. C. Wharton Elijah M. Ingles 29 Page-Puller Gloucester C.H. John N. Tabb A. T. Wyatt 30 Niemyer-Shaw Berkley John A. Morgan T. H. Sykes 31. John W. Rowan Charlestown, W.Va. Julius C. Holmes C. F. Gallagher 32 Lee-Jackson Lexington J. P. Moore W. C. Stuart 33 James F. Preston Christiansburg H. D. Wade J. U. Sumpter 34. H. A. Carrington Smithville T. W. Scott John B. Farris 35 William S. Grimes Gordonsville Wm. H. Rickett R. H. Stratton 36 Magruder Newport News H. J. Henry Geo. W. Nelms 37 Highland Monterey J. C. Matheny O. Wilson 38 H. A. Wise and W. H. F. Lee Lunenburg N. M. Neblett S. H. Love 39 Lane-Diggs Mathews C.H. John B. Donovan Sands Smith 40 J. C. Carpenter Covington William A. Rinehart S. S. Carpenter 41 Appomattox Appomattox C.H. T. J. Stratton J. W. Carson 42 James A. Walker Pulaski C.H. C. L. Teany R. H. Stewart 43 Bath Warm Springs William M. McAllister George Mustoe 44 Tom Smith Suffolk R. R. Allen Richard S. Boykin 45 Jonathan B. Evans Blacksburg Byrd Anderson J. C. Grisson 46 Collins-Garnett King George C.H. W. A. Smith E. L. Hunter 47 Peachy-Gilmer-Breckenridge Fincastle T. N. Shaver Thomas J. West 48 Kemper-Strother-Fry Madison A. M. Finks J. M. Rosser 49 Wright-Lane Tappahannock T. R. B. Wright William Campbell 50 Joseph E. Johnston, No. 1 Bedford City Samuel Griffin W. H. Mosby 51 W. B. Newton Ashland George P. Haw B. K. Cocke/Clifton Lee 52 Lawson-Hall Lancaster John C. Ewell T. A. Pinckard 53 Pickett-Stuart Nottoway C.H. Wm. Hodges Mann W. S. Guy 54 Fluvanna Palmyra Henry E. Wood B. W. Taylor 55 William Terry Wytheville John H. Fulton J. J. A. Powell 56 Brown-Harman Tazewell R. R. Henry James O'Keefe 57 Healy-Claybrook Saluda William S. Christian J. H. Fleet 58. Westmoreland Hague, Westmoreland County William Mayo J. W. C. Davis 59 Joseph E. Johnston, No. 2 Manchester W. J. Clopton James T. Butler 60 Myers-Riddlebarger Edinburg A. F. Grandstaff J. B. Sheffler 61. Irving Buckingham C.H. J. T. Rogers J. C. Hanes 62. Jim Pleasants Goochland C.H. George G. Harrison H. H. Hoye 63. Joseph E. Johnston, No. 3 Lignum, Culpeper Co. George H. Jones J. D. Billingsley 64. Stuart-Hairston Martinsville O. M. Allen C. B. Bryant 65. Gibson-McCready Marion J. M. Pratt W. W. George 66. Ball-Betts-Stokes Heathsville Hiram E. Coles J. W. Anderson 67. Chambliss-Barham Emporia A. W. Fergerson John F. Powell 68. George W. Summers Sheanandoah G.T. Israel Thomas A. Miller 69. Hupp-Deyerle Salem Henry E. Blair Addison H. Whitesell 70. Brunswick Lawrenceville J. M. Flournoy J. E. Trotter 71. Richmond County Warsaw Thomas E. Pullen O. M. LeMoine 72. McElhaney Lebanon H. H. Dickenson J. W. Bausell 73. Marr Fairfax C.H. I. N. Ballard I. Cooper 74. Blue Ridge Buena Vista J. M. Speek T. F. Arnole 75 Henry Gantt Scottsville J. C. Hill J. C. Hall 76 Cabell-Graves Danville Harry Wooding R. A. Walters 77. Mercer Bluefield James M. French William A. Cooper 78. Wise Buckingham C.H. C. P. Shepherd R. R. Saunders 79. Edmunds Kentuck C. D. Bennett W. N. Lewis 80 Pridemore Jonesville C. T. Duncan J. A. G. Hyatt 81 Giles Pearisburg J. B. Peck F. G. Thrasher 82. Bagby-Smith-Fox King and Queen C.H. Theodore Courtney Norvell Ryland 83. Halifax South Boston H. A. Edmondson R. H. Beasley 84. Wm. Richardson Front Royal Irving A. Buck Cornelius Grimes 85. Shenandoah Woodstock N. M. Rhodes George W. Miley 86 Hugh McGuire Lebanon Church Wm. Miller S. R. Feely 87. John T. Powell Lovingston John T. Powell M. K. Estes 88. James Breathed Pulaski City David S. Pollock C. B. Tate 89. Rosser-Gibbons Luray R. S. Parks S. K. Wright 90 S. B. Gibbons Harrisonburg D. H. Lee Martz A. M. Newman 91 Joe Kendall Warrenton Dr. J. H. Cochran R. A. Hart 92. P. N. Hale Indepdenence E. T. Kirby D. C. Mallory 93. Gross-Grigsby Stony Point Alvah Kase Lynn L. Goss 94. Harman-Crockett-Stowers Bland W. N. Harman W. B. Ashworth 95 Harrison-Harwood Charles City County T. L. Walker Thomas W. Wilcox 96 Princess Anne Nimmo James H. Bonney Oswald B. Mears 97 W. B. Woolridge Chesterfield C.H. John F. Bransford John A. Lester 98. Lee-Douglas-Carter King William County L. D. Robinson Wm. M. Gary 99. Pittsylvania Chatham Chiswell Dabney Fletcher B. Watson 100 Sussex Sussex C.H. W. R. Arnold George W. Jackson 101 Deal-Crenshaw Surry A. P. Bohannon J. L. Hargrave 102 Clintwood Clintwood J. S. Colley J. B. Speers 103 Ivanhoe Ivanhoe M. W. Jewell J. L. Fisher 104 J. E. B. Stuart, No. 3. Stuart Wm. T. Akers Samuel F. Shelor 105 Neff-Rice New Market C. Shirly John S. Shaeffer 106 Wm. E. Jones Abingdon J. H. Hagy Thomas K. Trigg 107 Rappahannock Washington Thomas B. Massie J. B. Miller 108 R. E. Lee, No. 4 Smithfield E. M. Morrison J. D. Jordan 109 Amelia Amelia C.H. Joseph W. Southall N. W. DeKrafft 110 John S. Mosby Richmond Joseph Bryan H. L. Ashby 111 Floyd Floyd C.H. Burdine Bishop N. J. Agnew 112 E. J. Perkins Whitetop, Grayson County W. J. Cornett J. F. Russell 113. A. M. Davis Baywood, Grayson County Haywood Blevins H. W. Fields 114. Dearing Rustburg John W. Daniel D. J. Evans 115 Jennings-Haynes Hillsville, Carroll Co. W. H. Sutherland E. W. Franklin 116. Beaver-Dam Beaver Dam Jacob T. Bradshaw D. L. Butler 117 Ashby Conleville, Shenandoah Co. J. L. Hansbarger James A. Walters 118 Alleghany Roughs Clifton Forge J. S. Jordan S. Y. Gilleland 119 Harry Heth Washington, D.C. John T. Callaghan Thomas W. Hungerford 120 Wise County Wise G. B. Band G. W. Kilgore 121 John T. Ellis Camp Amherst H. J. Dobbs E. B. McGinnis 122 Caroline County Bowling Green R. O. Peatross E. R. Coghill 123 Jefferson County Charltestown, W.Va. R. P. Chew George H. Hageley 124 Halifax County South Boston Henry Easley E. N. Hardy 125 Harmonson-West Accomack Dr. Frank Fletcher Thomas C. Kelley See on this site: _http://www.newrivernotes.com//va/vaucv.htm_ (http://www.newrivernotes.com//va/vaucv.htm)

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Baker, Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/QBC.2ACI/2602.2 Message Board Post: I am researching the Baker line in Culpeper Co., Virginia. I was also looking at William Baker in 1810 as the son of Philip Becker of Loudoun Co., Virginia. William would have been born in 1760 to 1770. John Baker

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/QBC.2ACI/2923 Message Board Post: I'm looking for evidence that Serena Carter and Arthur Carter were brother and sister, with Isaac Carter the father of both. Serena is my direct ancestor and I have not found, for sure, who her parents were. Serena was living in the household of James Porter Utterback in the 1850 Fauquier Co. Census. Is there a book out there that is factual as to who these Carters were related to?

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/QBC.2ACI/2901.1 Message Board Post: I have information on John Morgan b. June 24, 1754. Is this who you are looking for?

Is this your John R. Brown? I found this on census On the 1930 Census, Stevensburg, Culpeper Co., VA. John R. Brown age 66 Head of house Fannie 74 wife June

I would think that the newspapers in the Culpeper Co. Library would be your best bet. You should also contact the Historical Society they could give you some advice on newspaper obits.

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/QBC.2ACI/2922 Message Board Post: I want to find the obituuary for John R. Brown who died in 1940. How do I find that?

Do you mean Stephensburg, Ky?

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Brown/Feaganes Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/QBC.2ACI/2921 Message Board Post: Anybody have info on the Brown family--John R. and Fannie Feaganes; Joel T. Brown and Elizabeth Jane Brown? I am trying to find out how my grandfather--Frank Edward--was adopted by John R. and Fannie. Would be interested in talking to anyone related to the family. Thanks!