This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: jimbartlett1 Surnames: Payne Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.northam.usa.states.virginia.counties.culpeper/4556.3/mb.ashx Message Board Post: Keith; Try the Personal Property Tax Lists (PPTL). They were taken in every VA County from 1782 through 1850 and are available on microfilms from the LDS Family History Centers everywhere. The PPTL listed every man 21 and over and counted as a tithe, any man over 16. Thus if you see John Smith in the PPTL in 1815, 16, 17 with one tithe, and then in 1818, 19, 20 with two tithes, you can reasonably assume he had a son born c1802. You can look for the other families of the same surname in Culpeper Co in the 1790s to perhaps find the father's name. Good luck; Jim Bartlett Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.

  According to a Bible record, my 7th great grandparents, Robert Fielding Cooke and Susanna Watson, in 1787 moved from St. Mary's County, Maryland, to Culpeper Co., and, by 1791, they were in Greenville County, South Carolina. I am looking for records of their stay in Culpeper County.                                                                                          Thank you;                                                                                         John Cook

June, is there a record of a Samuel Clayton marrying any Harriet?s in the book? If there is, are there any hints as to which of the three Samuel Claytons in Culpeper in the 1780s when their son Philip was born this could possibly be? Oh, And what in the world Harriet's last name was? (I know, I should be so lucky :) Thank you in advance, Cynthia in Wisconsin

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: JBFikac Surnames: Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.northam.usa.states.virginia.counties.culpeper/4556.2/mb.ashx Message Board Post: I failed to mention some people were reported twice on census or were missed because of moving about. They moved just before the census or came into an area where they already took the census. If he married 1801 the next census would not be until 1810. So if he left Va 1808 for Kentucky he would not show up with family on 1800 census or 1810 census for VA. The next census would not be until 1820. Remember census were every 10 years Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: JBFikac Surnames: Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.northam.usa.states.virginia.counties.culpeper/4556.1/mb.ashx Message Board Post: I am assuming we are talking about: Bennet D. Payne who married Polly McKensey 5/25/1801 by Rev. James Garnett [Baptist] Culpeper Co. I am not related I tried checking the census for Bennet on the Heritage census, I did find him on the 1820 Jefferson, Ky census and they had his name spelt Bennit D. Payne. It showed 3 males to age 10 2 to 16 1 16-26 1 45 Females 1 female to 10 2 to 16 1 to 26 1 45 1 45 & up You might try different spelling, they were famous for spelling names wrong and the indext to the census were copied wrong in like Bennit for Bennet. They also used initals example B.D. Good Luck Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: kjohnston158 Surnames: Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.northam.usa.states.virginia.counties.culpeper/4556/mb.ashx Message Board Post: My ancestor, Bennet D. Payne was married in Culpeper in 1801. I can NOT find him anywhere for SEVEN years !!! His first 3 children were born in Virginia. What sources should I be using to find Bennet?? He did eventually move to Madison County Kentucky in 1808. Would appreciate any suggestions as how to find him in Culpeper or in "any" county in Virginia. I do NOT know the names of his parents. Thank you. Keith Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.

Some people were reported twice on census or were missed all together?because of moving about. They moved just before the census or came into an area where they already took the census. If?Bennet D. Payne?married 1801 the next census would not be until 1810.?You mentioned he left Va 1808 for Kentucky so he would not show up with family on 1800 census or 1810 census for VA. The next census would not be until 1820. Remember census were every 10 years. I did find him on the Jefferson, KY 1820 census and they had his name spelt Bennit D. Payne. My Culpeper Marriage book showed: Bennet D. Payne & Polly McKensey married 5/25/1801 by Rev. James Garnett [Baptist] Hope this helps you understand the 7 years laps. June

Fairview Cemetery, Culpeper Co ? In memory of Fayette M. Latham Died May 3, 1885 Aged 59 years 4 Mos. Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord ? ? Bettie W. Latham wife of Fayette M. Latham July 2nd, 1833 - March 11, 1918 ? Mary P. daughter of F.M. & B.W. Latham Died Nov. 23, 1859 Aged 20 months ? ? Richard P. son of F.M. & B.W. Latham Died Dec. 25, 1863 Aged 15 mons. 22 days

1870 Culpeper Co Census Household 135 Fayette M. Latham? 43? Attorney at Law Elizabeth????????????????36? keeping house? Catherine M.?????????? 13 William F.???????????????10 Fayette M???????????????? 5 John F????????????????????? 1 1 male and 2 female domestic servants ?

It may have no bearing on this, but the first mayor of Richmond Va. was a Foushee, a doctor I believe, from Scotland. There is still a street named for him there. Nancy ------- I was never lost, but I was bewildered once for three days. --Daniel Boone On Nov 29, 2008, at 6:52 PM, Craig Kilby wrote: > Charlene: > > I've never seen the name spelled with a "c" so have changed the > subject line accordingly. > > Elizabeth Foushee was a daughter of William Foushee who names her in > his short will of 1839 as one of "my four youngest daughters." > > As Betty W. Foushee, she married Fayette M. Latham, Culpeper County > marriage bond dated 6 March 1854 (not 1853). > > You can also find this family on the 1850 census through ancestry.com. > > Craig M. Kilby > > P.S. I must here note that this is client research and I am only at > liberty to share information my client wishes to share with others. > > > On Nov 29, 2008, at 9:21 AM, TEbel2888@aol.com wrote: > >> Hi Craig, >> >> I see you research FOUSCHEE. Do you have parents and/or offspring >> for Elizabeth "Betty" FOUSCHEE m c 1853 Fayette Mauzy LATHAM? >> >> I am a MAUZY desc. >> >> Descendants of Richard Mauzy (Henry MAUZY m Eliz. TAYLOR, John >> MAUZY m Hester CONYERS) >> >> 1 Richard Mauzy 1773 - 1808 b: 1773 in Fauquier Co., Va. d: 1808 >> in Fauquier Co., Va. >> .. +Mary "Polly" Fishback 1784 - 1854 b: 02/29/1784 in Culpeper >> Co., Va. d: 10/30/1854 in Culpeper Co., Va. >> ........ 2 Fayette Mauzy 1801 - 1873 b: 1801 in Culpeper Co., Va. >> d: 03/1873 in Culpeper Co., Va. >> ............ +Sally Peyton Bradford 1819 - 1845 b: 1819 d: 1845 >> ................... 3 Mary Mauzy 1837 - b: Aft. 1837 >> ....................... +Samuel Rixey >> ................... 3 Edward Mauzy 1837 - b: Aft. 1837 >> ................... 3 William M. Mauzy 1837 - b: Aft. 1837 >> ........ 2 Harriet Mauzy 1802 - 1856 b: 1802 d: 12/30/1856 >> ............ +Edward G. Shipp 1798 - 1863 b: 12/08/1798 in Of >> Madison Co., Va. d: 03/11/1863 >> ................... 3 Mary Shipp 1821 - b: Aft. 1821 >> ................... 3 Martha Shipp 1821 - b: Aft. 1821 >> ....................... +S. B. Henson >> ................... 3 Eliza Shipp 1821 - b: Aft. 1821 >> ....................... +Hiram Ried d: in Lived Madison Co. >> ................... 3 Edward Shipp 1821 - b: Aft. 1821 >> ................... 3 John Mauzy Shipp 1821 - b: Aft. 1821 >> ................... 3 Sallie Shipp 1821 - b: Aft. 1821 >> ....................... +(Mr) McGee >> ................... 3 Harriet Shipp 1821 - b: Aft. 1821 >> ................... 3 James Henry Shipp 1821 - b: Aft. 1821 >> ....................... +(Ms) Wolff >> ................... 3 Fayette Shipp 1821 - b: Aft. 1821 d: in >> Civil War >> ........ 2 Lucy T. Mauzy 1808 - b: Abt. 1808 in Lived >> Jeffersonton, Culpeper Co., Virginia >> ............ +George W. Latham, Rev. 1805 - 1868 b: 08/26/1805 d: >> 09/16/1868 >> ........ 2 Kitty Mauzy 1807 - 1884 b: 09/15/1807 in Fauquier Co., >> Virginia d: 01/28/1884 >> ............ +John Fillison Latham 1802 - 1869 b: 1802 d: 1869 >> ................... 3 Fayette Mauzy Latham 1826 - 1885 b: >> 12/14/1826 in Culpeper Co., Virginia d: 05/03/1885 in Culpeper Co., >> Virginia >> ....................... +Elizabeth "Betty" Fouschee 1838 - b: Bef. >> 1838 >> ................... 3 Richard Philip "Phil" Latham 1825 - 1862 b: >> 1825 d: 1862 >> ........ 2 Richard W. Mauzy 1809 - 1934 b: 07/26/1809 in Fauquier >> Co., Virginia d: 08/19/1934 in To Illinois >> ............ +Adeline Virginia Janney 1806 - 1892 b: 11/18/1806 in >> Virginia d: 10/10/1892 in Illinois >> ................... 3 Richard T. Mauzy 1831 - b: 01/18/1831 >> ................... 3 Sarah E. Mauzy 1832 - 1892 b: 03/30/1832 in >> Illinois d: 01/18/1892 >> ....................... +James Alvin Kitchell 1824 - 1860 b: >> 08/12/1824 in Palestine, Crawford Co., Illinois d: 01/27/1860 in >> Palestine, Crawford Co., Illinois >> ............................. 4 Gertrude E. Kitchell 1853 - 1853 >> b: 03/11/1853 in Palestine, Crawford Co., Illinois d: 10/26/1853 in >> Palestine, Crawford Co., Illinois >> ............................. 4 Richard H. Kitchell 1854 - 1885 >> b: 09/21/1854 in Palestine, Crawford Co., Illinois d: 08/24/1885 in >> Palestine, Crawford Co., Illinois >> ................................. +Amanda Lackey 1854 - b: 1854 in >> Illinois >> ............................. 4 Garvin Kitchell 1857 - b: >> 09/04/1857 >> ............................. 4 James Alvin Kitchell, Jr. 1860 - >> b: 08/05/1860 in Palestine, Crawford Co., Illinois >> ................... *2nd Husband of Sarah E. Mauzy: >> ....................... +Edmund Courthouse Haskett 1829 - 1908 b: >> 1829 in Illinois d: 09/25/1908 >> ............................. 4 Virginia Haskett 1868 - b: 1868 >> ............................. 4 Edmond Haskett 1870 - b: 1870 >> ............................. 4 Sallie Haskett 1874 - b: 1874 >> ................... 3 Mary Mauzy 1834 - b: 1834 >> >> >> >> Charlene REEDS-EBELING >> Genealogical Direct Lines: >> DAD'S SIDE: >> REEDS, PORTER, WEAVER(Tilman), RICHARDSON, BOWLING (Group 7), WOOD, >> ISRAEL, CRAIG, LAIRD, HACKLEY, BALL, CORBIN, ELTONHEAD, TAYLOE, >> WILLIAMSON, UNDERWOOD, KEENE, WITHERS, MAUZY, CONYERS, WITHERS, >> KEENE, DUNCAN (Joseph and Lydia-VA), SHIPPEY, MOTT, PIGG, BELL >> (Stone Church and Roger-Orange Co., Va), BEARD/BAIRD, CARTER (Giles >> and Theodorick line), WEBB, WADDILL, MICHAUX, CUNNINGHAM---VA -- >> Plus WHITE, HAGERTY, FLATLEY--Green Bay >> MOMS SIDE: >> CORNWELL (NY), ANSCHICKS, BECKER, STEDMAN, REITZ, BUTZ, KNAUSS, >> DIEHL, PATTERMAN, THULL, MEHAN, ROMIG, CARL, SIEGFRIED >> >> >> >> Life should be easier. 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Charlene: I've never seen the name spelled with a "c" so have changed the subject line accordingly. Elizabeth Foushee was a daughter of William Foushee who names her in his short will of 1839 as one of "my four youngest daughters." As Betty W. Foushee, she married Fayette M. Latham, Culpeper County marriage bond dated 6 March 1854 (not 1853). You can also find this family on the 1850 census through ancestry.com. Craig M. Kilby P.S. I must here note that this is client research and I am only at liberty to share information my client wishes to share with others. On Nov 29, 2008, at 9:21 AM, TEbel2888@aol.com wrote: > Hi Craig, > > I see you research FOUSCHEE. Do you have parents and/or offspring > for Elizabeth "Betty" FOUSCHEE m c 1853 Fayette Mauzy LATHAM? > > I am a MAUZY desc. > > Descendants of Richard Mauzy (Henry MAUZY m Eliz. TAYLOR, John > MAUZY m Hester CONYERS) > > 1 Richard Mauzy 1773 - 1808 b: 1773 in Fauquier Co., Va. d: 1808 > in Fauquier Co., Va. > .. +Mary "Polly" Fishback 1784 - 1854 b: 02/29/1784 in Culpeper > Co., Va. d: 10/30/1854 in Culpeper Co., Va. > ........ 2 Fayette Mauzy 1801 - 1873 b: 1801 in Culpeper Co., Va. > d: 03/1873 in Culpeper Co., Va. > ............ +Sally Peyton Bradford 1819 - 1845 b: 1819 d: 1845 > ................... 3 Mary Mauzy 1837 - b: Aft. 1837 > ....................... +Samuel Rixey > ................... 3 Edward Mauzy 1837 - b: Aft. 1837 > ................... 3 William M. Mauzy 1837 - b: Aft. 1837 > ........ 2 Harriet Mauzy 1802 - 1856 b: 1802 d: 12/30/1856 > ............ +Edward G. Shipp 1798 - 1863 b: 12/08/1798 in Of > Madison Co., Va. d: 03/11/1863 > ................... 3 Mary Shipp 1821 - b: Aft. 1821 > ................... 3 Martha Shipp 1821 - b: Aft. 1821 > ....................... +S. B. Henson > ................... 3 Eliza Shipp 1821 - b: Aft. 1821 > ....................... +Hiram Ried d: in Lived Madison Co. > ................... 3 Edward Shipp 1821 - b: Aft. 1821 > ................... 3 John Mauzy Shipp 1821 - b: Aft. 1821 > ................... 3 Sallie Shipp 1821 - b: Aft. 1821 > ....................... +(Mr) McGee > ................... 3 Harriet Shipp 1821 - b: Aft. 1821 > ................... 3 James Henry Shipp 1821 - b: Aft. 1821 > ....................... +(Ms) Wolff > ................... 3 Fayette Shipp 1821 - b: Aft. 1821 d: in > Civil War > ........ 2 Lucy T. Mauzy 1808 - b: Abt. 1808 in Lived > Jeffersonton, Culpeper Co., Virginia > ............ +George W. Latham, Rev. 1805 - 1868 b: 08/26/1805 d: > 09/16/1868 > ........ 2 Kitty Mauzy 1807 - 1884 b: 09/15/1807 in Fauquier Co., > Virginia d: 01/28/1884 > ............ +John Fillison Latham 1802 - 1869 b: 1802 d: 1869 > ................... 3 Fayette Mauzy Latham 1826 - 1885 b: > 12/14/1826 in Culpeper Co., Virginia d: 05/03/1885 in Culpeper Co., > Virginia > ....................... +Elizabeth "Betty" Fouschee 1838 - b: Bef. > 1838 > ................... 3 Richard Philip "Phil" Latham 1825 - 1862 b: > 1825 d: 1862 > ........ 2 Richard W. Mauzy 1809 - 1934 b: 07/26/1809 in Fauquier > Co., Virginia d: 08/19/1934 in To Illinois > ............ +Adeline Virginia Janney 1806 - 1892 b: 11/18/1806 in > Virginia d: 10/10/1892 in Illinois > ................... 3 Richard T. Mauzy 1831 - b: 01/18/1831 > ................... 3 Sarah E. Mauzy 1832 - 1892 b: 03/30/1832 in > Illinois d: 01/18/1892 > ....................... +James Alvin Kitchell 1824 - 1860 b: > 08/12/1824 in Palestine, Crawford Co., Illinois d: 01/27/1860 in > Palestine, Crawford Co., Illinois > ............................. 4 Gertrude E. Kitchell 1853 - 1853 > b: 03/11/1853 in Palestine, Crawford Co., Illinois d: 10/26/1853 in > Palestine, Crawford Co., Illinois > ............................. 4 Richard H. Kitchell 1854 - 1885 > b: 09/21/1854 in Palestine, Crawford Co., Illinois d: 08/24/1885 in > Palestine, Crawford Co., Illinois > ................................. +Amanda Lackey 1854 - b: 1854 in > Illinois > ............................. 4 Garvin Kitchell 1857 - b: 09/04/1857 > ............................. 4 James Alvin Kitchell, Jr. 1860 - > b: 08/05/1860 in Palestine, Crawford Co., Illinois > ................... *2nd Husband of Sarah E. Mauzy: > ....................... +Edmund Courthouse Haskett 1829 - 1908 b: > 1829 in Illinois d: 09/25/1908 > ............................. 4 Virginia Haskett 1868 - b: 1868 > ............................. 4 Edmond Haskett 1870 - b: 1870 > ............................. 4 Sallie Haskett 1874 - b: 1874 > ................... 3 Mary Mauzy 1834 - b: 1834 > > > > Charlene REEDS-EBELING > Genealogical Direct Lines: > DAD'S SIDE: > REEDS, PORTER, WEAVER(Tilman), RICHARDSON, BOWLING (Group 7), WOOD, > ISRAEL, CRAIG, LAIRD, HACKLEY, BALL, CORBIN, ELTONHEAD, TAYLOE, > WILLIAMSON, UNDERWOOD, KEENE, WITHERS, MAUZY, CONYERS, WITHERS, > KEENE, DUNCAN (Joseph and Lydia-VA), SHIPPEY, MOTT, PIGG, BELL > (Stone Church and Roger-Orange Co., Va), BEARD/BAIRD, CARTER (Giles > and Theodorick line), WEBB, WADDILL, MICHAUX, CUNNINGHAM---VA -- > Plus WHITE, HAGERTY, FLATLEY--Green Bay > MOMS SIDE: > CORNWELL (NY), ANSCHICKS, BECKER, STEDMAN, REITZ, BUTZ, KNAUSS, > DIEHL, PATTERMAN, THULL, MEHAN, ROMIG, CARL, SIEGFRIED > > > > Life should be easier. 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In 1760 John Wheatley and his wife Ann of Fauquier County sold to Henry Field of Culpeper County 277 acres in St. Mark's Parish in the Great Fork of Rappahannock River, in a plan of division marked "Lawney" between John and his brothers. I'm interested in knowing the origin of the name "Lawney." I'm wondering if this property could have been named for Captain Christopher Lawne, one of the first settlers of Isle of Wight County. Thanks for any help.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: jeffersec Surnames: Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.northam.usa.states.virginia.counties.culpeper/992.2/mb.ashx Message Board Post: Do you have the parents of Alexander Hopkins 1778? Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.

unsubscribe -------------- Original message ---------------------- From: "gc-gateway@rootsweb.com" <gc-gateway@rootsweb.com> > This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. > > Author: deborahlewis1 > Surnames: > Classification: queries > > Message Board URL: > > http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.northam.usa.states.virginia.counties.culpe > per/4551.1/mb.ashx > > Message Board Post: > > Tana, > > I'd like to establish a dialog with you about our common ancestor, John and Ann > Merry Wallis Lewis. > > My great grandfather, John Merry Lewis, was a ounger brother of Alfred Brown > Lewis. John Merry married Margaret Irene Covington in 1852 and had 4 daughters > and 4 sons. John Merry served in company B 13th Virginia Infantry and was killed > April 9th, 1865 in the retreat from Petersburg. He was the only Lewis who did > not survive the war. > > All 4 of John Merry's daughters survived to adulthodd, and two of the 4 sons > survived to adulthood. My grandfather, Henry Wayne Lewis, was the oldest > surviving son and he was born in December 1857. > > John Merry and Alfred Brown had a brother, Abram/Abraham Henry who married > Geraldine Covington a sister or Margaret Irene Covington. They moved to Bates > County Missouri, where Abram/Abraham was a farmer and a Baptist Minister. He > also served in the Confederate Army in the Missouri State Guard. > > Another brother, Robert Strother, served as am Assistant Surgeon in the > Confederate Army. > > I grew up in Culpeper and now live in a Washington DC subub, Wooodbridge Va. My > sister lives in Culpeper and her younger daughter also lives there. > > I've some information about the family as well as access to some sources because > of where I live. My sister has the family bible started by John Merry Lewis > with all 8 children's births, marriages, and deaths. Henry Wayne's descendents > are also listed. > > My email is deborahlewis@erols.com for anyone interested in direct contact. > > Thanks. > Deb > > Important Note: > The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like > to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond > on the board. > > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > VACULPEP-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in > the subject and the body of the message

Page 133 of http://books.google.com/books?id=UAg8AAAAIAAJ&pg=PA133&lpg=PA133&dq=%22Moses+Hawkins%22+strother&source=bl&ots=z9Jb4l0zAE&sig=yMSKKPu5RiEBvdZXI-2Q3l1rfO8&hl=en&sa=X&oi=book_result&resnum=4&ct=result Gives the line you want it is William Strother Sarah Bailey (of a lot of spellings) Pannill and they were the grandparents of JEB Stuart and President Taylor. Eliz On Fri, Nov 21, 2008 at 4:08 PM, marsha moses <mosesm@earthlink.net> wrote: > While looking at the Virginia Herald adds, I viewed the below > information. Can anyone tell me who French Strother was? And what > his relationship to Daniel Strother is? How about his relationship to > Susannah Strother who first married Moses Hawkins and after Moses's > death during the Revolution, she married Thomas Coleman. Marsha Moses > >> The Virginia Herald >> August 5, 1800 1:3 >>

That might be hard, there are several French Strothers, never mind this is the Patriot I believe his wife is Lucy Coleman so just how it works with your people <G> I don't know http://books.google.com/books?id=XXIUAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA103&lpg=PA103&dq=%22french+strother%22+coleman&source=web&ots=IHXwRKRYow&sig=5OYFF9ju_nAqxvGRnGuQCA3Le18&hl=en&sa=X&oi=book_result&resnum=1&ct=result I googled French Strother and got the above, I think you could find a ton online. Page 103 of the above is pretty complete about French Strother and his parents Margaret French and James Strother. They connect thru the Miches and the Pannils so I pay attention; and my grandmother swore we were Strother descendants, I can't find it but My ancestor married first a Pannill and then a Strother and was grandmother to JEB Stuart and Pres. Taylor. Eliz On Fri, Nov 21, 2008 at 4:08 PM, marsha moses <mosesm@earthlink.net> wrote: > While looking at the Virginia Herald adds, I viewed the below > information. Can anyone tell me who French Strother was? And what > his relationship to Daniel Strother is? How about his relationship to > Susannah Strother who first married Moses Hawkins and after Moses's > death during the Revolution, she married Thomas Coleman. Marsha Moses > >> The Virginia Herald >> August 5, 1800 1:3 >> The subscribers are duly authorized by the widow and representatives >> of French Strother, deceased, to sell that valuable farm whereon the >> decedent lately lived, in the county of Culpeper near Mount Pony, on >> the main road leading from Culpeper court-house to Fredericksburg, 4 >> miles from the former and 38 from the latter, and within 3 miles of >> Stevensburg. This land binds on Mountain run about 2 miles, has a >> large proportion of it very valuable low grounds and meadow lands, a >> considerable quantity of the latter now in timothy grass, and at >> least 100 acres more might be put into timothy to great advantage. - >> A dwelling house with 4 rooms and a passage on the lower floor, with >> 4 fire places below and 3 above stairs, with necessary out houses, >> and a well of excellent water in the yard. This is considered the >> best grass farm in the country, and contains about 900 acres. - >> Daniel F. Strother has 500 acres adjoining the above and formerly a >> part of the same, the dividing line between ! >> them not yet marked, which he wished to sell with the above. *crop >> for sale. The situation where the house stands is exceeded by few in >> the country for health, with a beautiful prospect of the Blue Ridge >> and adjacent country. The whole of this tract lies well, the >> neighborhood is esteemed equal to any in the country. It is needless >> to be more particular, as any person wishing to make so valuable a >> purchase will no doubt view the land. For terms enquire of Daniel F. >> Strother. >> Philip Slaughter Culpeper, July 22, 1800 > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to VACULPEP-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

While looking at the Virginia Herald adds, I viewed the below information. Can anyone tell me who French Strother was? And what his relationship to Daniel Strother is? How about his relationship to Susannah Strother who first married Moses Hawkins and after Moses's death during the Revolution, she married Thomas Coleman. Marsha Moses > The Virginia Herald > August 5, 1800 1:3 > The subscribers are duly authorized by the widow and representatives > of French Strother, deceased, to sell that valuable farm whereon the > decedent lately lived, in the county of Culpeper near Mount Pony, on > the main road leading from Culpeper court-house to Fredericksburg, 4 > miles from the former and 38 from the latter, and within 3 miles of > Stevensburg. This land binds on Mountain run about 2 miles, has a > large proportion of it very valuable low grounds and meadow lands, a > considerable quantity of the latter now in timothy grass, and at > least 100 acres more might be put into timothy to great advantage. - > A dwelling house with 4 rooms and a passage on the lower floor, with > 4 fire places below and 3 above stairs, with necessary out houses, > and a well of excellent water in the yard. This is considered the > best grass farm in the country, and contains about 900 acres. - > Daniel F. Strother has 500 acres adjoining the above and formerly a > part of the same, the dividing line between ! > them not yet marked, which he wished to sell with the above. *crop > for sale. The situation where the house stands is exceeded by few in > the country for health, with a beautiful prospect of the Blue Ridge > and adjacent country. The whole of this tract lies well, the > neighborhood is esteemed equal to any in the country. It is needless > to be more particular, as any person wishing to make so valuable a > purchase will no doubt view the land. For terms enquire of Daniel F. > Strother. > Philip Slaughter Culpeper, July 22, 1800

I particularly enjoyed reading these Virginia Herald advertisements. Thanks for sharing. Did you explain where you found them? Marsha Moses Begin forwarded message: > From: cpzb4@aol.com > Date: November 11, 2008 12:06:53 AM EST > To: VACULPEP-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [VACULPEP] Land for sale/Newspaper ads through > Fredericksburg paper year 1798 to 1806 Part I > Reply-To: vaculpep@rootsweb.com > > > ====================================================== > > The Virginia Herald > September 21, 1798 3:3 > For sale, A tract of land, lying in Culpeper county, on Crooked Run, > about 10 miles from Culpeper court-house, about the same distance > from Madison court-house, and about 12 miles from Orange court- > house- containing 500 acres. On this land are a grist and saw mill; > also, a new mill house, just raised, (about 40 or 50 yards from the > mills) 50 feet long, 32 feet wide, four stories high; the first of > good stone, three of wood, well framed and put together and covered > with shingles out of the heart of pine. The mill house stands on a > solid rock, the walls of the first floor being built from stone > blown from the foundation whereon the house stands; the tail race is > finished and the head race may be finished, with 6 or 7 hands, in 10 > days; a new framed dwelling house, 30 feet long, 18 feet wide, two > rooms, a good stone chimney, and a cellar well walled up with good > stone, the whole size of the house, with two rooms, a new meat house > double studded and finished in the best manner, ! > a log'd kitchen with two rooms. About 600 yards from the mill stands > a distillery, just finished, 40 feet long, 20 odd feet wide, with > three fine new stills, fixed up in the best manner and room for a > boiler. One half of the house length ways, has a plank floor for the > tubbs, &c. to stand on. The water is conveyed from two excellent > springs within 20 steps of the house, which is shaded through out > the day, as it stands in very thick woods of large heavy timber, > there not being a quarter of an acre of cleared land within 500 > yards of the dwelling, which may be worked to great advantage every > month of the year, for the water in the house is equally as cool as > the water when it comes out of the springs. There is not more than > 30 or 40 acres of cleared land on the whole tract; a great part of > this land is heavily timbered with red oak, white oak, hickory, and > pine, with some locust, and would produce fine tobacco, being very > rich, but is broken and stony in some places. There i! > s also a very good stone quarry on this land. I can with confidence re > > commend the mill seat and distillery here as being equal to any in > the county, with a sufficiency of water throughout the year. There > is no other mill within 4 or 5 miles. The present grist mill gets > upwards of 500 bushels of Indian corn toll, per year. The saw mill > might also be carried on to great advantage. There are also two > small settlements on the land that might be leased out on good > terms. I am disposed to give a great bargain. My price is 16,001. > (more than one half the sum has lately been expended on the new > mill, dwelling house, and distillery) 6,001 in hand, and three equal > annual payments for the balance, with interest from the date. If the > above property is not disposed of in two months, I will rent it for > 2, 3, 4, or 5 years. I wish to sell 12,000 acres of military lands, > about one half in the Greenriver county, state of Kentucky, and the > rest in the north westside of the Ohio. I will receive lands in > Virginia, slaves or good bonds, in payment; or I will give ! > 3, 4, and 5 years credit for the principal on receiving interest > annually. The taxes on the above land are all paid. > Phillip Slaughter. > Culpeper, Sept. 19th, 1798 > > ======================================================== > > The Virginia Herald > October 12, 1798 3:2 > For sale, 1000 acres of land in Culpeper county, within 3 miles of > Washington, equal in quality to any in that part of the county, on > which is a saw mill that will cut in 30 or 40 days, on a good > stream; it is calculated for a grist mill to be built adjoining. > There is a sufficiency of good poplar, pine and white oak timber on > the land to make at least 600,000 feet of plank for which there will > be a constant and ready sale. -There are 4 plantations on the tract, > on three of which there are tenants; the other is in good farming > order, containing upwards of 200 acres of cleared land, 86 of which > have been cleared within 12 years past; there is also two tolerable > good apple orchards which seldom fail bearing. The buildings may, at > a small expense be made very comfortable. I will take for one half > the purchase money, lands on Green or Cumberland river, half the > balance in young negroes, and for the remainder I will make the > payments easy. > Jeremiah Strother. > October 2d, 1799 > > =========================================================== > > The Virginia Herald > August 6, 1799 3:2 > Land to lease for 12 years. The subscriber wishes to lease for the > term above mentioned, about 900 acres of land lying on Mountain Run, > Culpeper county, near Messrs. Stone and Slaughter's mill. -Of this > land 300 acres are cleared, and under pretty good fencing and no > objection would be made to the clearing of 150 acres more, 50 of > which is prime tobacco land, and the remaining 100 excellent wheat > or corn land. -On this land there is about 100 acres which was > formerly cleared and ditched for tobacco, but is now covered in part > by a small shrubbery, which with a little labour may be removed, and > by opening up the ditches the land may be made to produce as heavy a > crop of timothy as any in the county. -Adjoining the tract there is > an extensive body of woodland which affords one of the best ranges > for cattle and hogs in the county. -A good barn and apple orchard > are the only improvements on the land. The subscriber would prefer > leasing the whole to one person, but would have no ! > objection to divide it into two tenements. -The terms may be known > by applying to the subscriber at Mr. Wm. Knox's near the Little Fork > Church. > Thomas F. Knox. > August 3, 1799. > > ============================================================== > > The Virginia Herald > October 22, 1799 4:4 > Valuable lands for sale. The subscriber wishes to dispose of the > tract of land whereon he lives, containing 558 acres, lying in > Culpeper county near the town of Stevensburg. -It would be tedious > to enumerate all the advantages that this land possesses- suffice it > to say, that it is well adapted to farming, 40 acres are already in > meadow, and 80 acres more may easily be put into meadow, the whole > of which may be watered; the uplands are good for wheat, corn, and > tobacco. The land is for the most part level, except a beautiful > range of hills, commanding an extensive prospect, on which the > buildings are placed, consisting of a two story brick house, 36 by > 52, neatly finished within, four rooms and a passage on each floor, > and a cellar under the whole house laid off in 5 apartments; a smoke > house and dairy 12 feet square, a kitchen and laundry 16 by 40, with > a well of excellent water at the door; also, a garden of 12 acres, > handsomely made into falls fronting the south. The out ! > buildings are a distillery 22 by 48, stone walls covered oak > shingles, in which are three stills and a boiler; a framed barn, two > stories high, 32 feet square, covered with pine heart shingles; a > stable, granary, and carriage house, under one roof, 16 by 56- > exclusive of several other inferior buildings. This land lies 35 > miles from Fredericksburg, and 60 miles from the City of Washington- > No situation can be more desirable, being in a most healthy country, > possessing the purest air and finest water, and a very agreeable > neighborhood. This place is peculiarly favorable to fruit trees, > which seldom fail to bear when the fruit in other places is entirely > killed. -There is a variety of trees already planted, a great part > of which are bearing trees. -It will be unnecessary to give a > further description, as any person disposed to purchase will > doubtless view the premises, and be satisfied by ocular > demonstration. The terms are two thirds to be paid on giving > possession, which mi! > ght be either this fall or next, as would best suit the purchaser- on > > the remaining third 12 months would be given. The subscriber would > also sell 220 acres of piney land, lying on the Russell Run, in > Orange county, all in timber; 6 unimproved lots in the town of > Stevensburg, and a lot of about 6 acres lying immediately below the > town, on a beautiful eminence. -He would likewise sell a tract of > woodland lying in the county of Hampshire, containing 958 acres per > patent- situate about 4 miles from the confluence of the north and > south branches of the Potomac. > Mordecai Barbour. > Culpeper, Sept. 22, 1799 > > =============================================================== > > The Virginia Herald > February 18, 1800 4:1 > For sale, Between 5 and 6 hundred acres of land, lying on the river > Rappahannock, at Eastham's ford in the county of Culpeper, on the > main road leading from Culpeper court-house to Fauquier court-house, > 10 miles from the former and 14 from the latter; 40 miles from the > town of Fredericksburg, and 60 from the City of Washington and > Alexandria. -This tract embraces a variety of soils, suitable to the > production of tobacco, corn, wheat, rye, grass, &c. -About 150 acres > are cleared, of which two thirds are low grounds -The whole enclosed > by good fences, and in good arable order. The building improvements > consist of a dwelling house almost new, 38 by 18 feet, three rooms, > a passage, and a closet below, two rooms, an entry, and a closet > above, with 4 fire places; a very good dairy, smoke house, and > kitchen; and a large framed barn 40 by 20 feet, covered with pine > shingles. The grounds on which the houses stand is very elevated and > commands a beautiful prospect. The whole extent of! > this tract is intersected by runs, and watered by lasting springs. - > Further particulars will be communicated by the subscriber who lives > on the premises. > John Pendleton. > Culpeper, Jan. 17, 1800. > > ===============================================================The > Virginia Herald > February 24, 1800 4:3 > A valuable grazing farm for sale, The subscriber wishes to sell his > farm in Culpeper county, situated 4 miles from Stevensburg, and 3 > below the court-house, containing 478 acres -Between 150 and 200 > acres of this land is cleared and in good arable order; the balance > is well stocked with timber of various kinds, which renders it very > valuable. The soil produces good grain of every kind, but is > particularly adapted to grass, of which every year affords an ample > specimen. The buildings with some little repairs would be sufficient > to accommodate a genteel family, with a well of excellent water in > the yard, and several small streams running thro' the land which > afford water for the stock in 6 different enclosures. -The > subscriber forbears to enumerate the many advantages that might > result to a purchaser, under existing circumstances, as that will > plainly appear upon examination of the premises, and a knowledge of > the terms. -Mr. James Hume, who resides on this farm, will shew it ! > to any person wishing to view it, and during the subscriber's > absence form Culpeper, Richard Norris, Esq. residing at the court- > house, will make known the terms. > Will Broadus. > February 10, 1800. > > ============================================================== > > The Virginia Herald > August 5, 1800 1:3 > The subscribers are duly authorized by the widow and representatives > of French Strother, deceased, to sell that valuable farm whereon the > decedent lately lived, in the county of Culpeper near Mount Pony, on > the main road leading from Culpeper court-house to Fredericksburg, 4 > miles from the former and 38 from the latter, and within 3 miles of > Stevensburg. This land binds on Mountain run about 2 miles, has a > large proportion of it very valuable low grounds and meadow lands, a > considerable quantity of the latter now in timothy grass, and at > least 100 acres more might be put into timothy to great advantage. - > A dwelling house with 4 rooms and a passage on the lower floor, with > 4 fire places below and 3 above stairs, with necessary out houses, > and a well of excellent water in the yard. This is considered the > best grass farm in the country, and contains about 900 acres. - > Daniel F. Strother has 500 acres adjoining the above and formerly a > part of the same, the dividing line between ! > them not yet marked, which he wished to sell with the above. *crop > for sale. The situation where the house stands is exceeded by few in > the country for health, with a beautiful prospect of the Blue Ridge > and adjacent country. The whole of this tract lies well, the > neighborhood is esteemed equal to any in the country. It is needless > to be more particular, as any person wishing to make so valuable a > purchase will no doubt view the land. For terms enquire of Daniel F. > Strother. > Philip Slaughter Culpeper, July 22, 1800 > > =========================================================== > > The Virginia Herald > August 19, 1800 3:4 > Land for sale. The subscriber offers for sale that valuable tract of > land whereon he now lives, within 2 miles of Culpeper court house, > containing between 5 and 6 hundred acres. This land lies on both > sides of Mountain run for upwards of a mile, has a large proportion > of very valuable low grounds and meadow land, a part now in timothy > grass. Also, a very valuable grist mill, the mill house 32 by 24 > feet, two stories high, and might, at a small expense, be converted > into a merchant mill; the pond of water covers at least 20 acres of > land; this mill has been for 30 years past considered as among the > best toll mills in the county, being hitherto in a wealthy and thick > settled neighborhood. There is a very valuable apple and peach > orchard with all kinds of fruit. There is an inexhaustible supply of > manure to be had during the summer, out of the mill pond, which > could be easily haul'd out, the banks being of a very easy assent, > and the fields convenient to the mill. The farm, tog! > ether with the mill, might in a few years, be made one of the most > delightful, pleasant, and healthy seats in the county, within 42 > miles of Fredericksburg, 70 of the Federal City, and 80 of Richmond. > Wheat sells within 2 miles, (at the court house) within 6d or 9d per > bushel of the Fred'g Market, there being 4 or 5 merchants living at > that place. *Land in Kentucky. For further particulars enquire of > Philip Clayton. > Culpeper, July 27th, 1800. > > =============================================================== > > The Virginia Herald > August 26, 1800 1:1 > Land for sale. I will sell the land whereon I now reside, situated > on Cedar run in Culpeper county, 6 miles from the court house, and > about 36 miles from Fredericksburg. The tract contains 300 acres, > 150 of which is cleared and well inclosed, the balance of the tract > abounds in various kinds of valuable timber. The land is of an > excellent quality for tobacco and the various kinds of grain, and > about 30 acres of it is first rate meadow ground. The improvements > on this land consist of a new dwelling constructed for conveniency, > and affording a number of spacious rooms and closets, a new kitchen > and smoke house, a grainery 28 by 24 feet, with 2 plank floors, > under which is a stable affording room for 8 horses, also another > stable calculated for the reception of 10 horses and 2 carriages, > and a young apple orchard of 150 trees of grafted fruit, selected > from the most approved kinds. Also I will sell, 1000 acres lying in > Orange county, adjoining the lands of William Morton and La! > wrence Taliaferro, esquires; about 250 acres thereof is cleared and > well enclosed, 150 acres whereof is low ground of the best quality. > This land is esteemed of an excellent quality for wheat, it being > impregnated with lime stone, and is excelled by no land for grass. > The whole tract lays well for farming, and is uncommonly well > watered. There is on this land a quarry of lime stone, with which, > at trifling expense, the level land may be brought to as high a > degree of improvement as may be necessary for any purpose. The > improvements on the land are of but little consequence. This land is > distant from Fredericksburg about 30 miles. A more particular > description of either tract is deemed unnecessary, as it is presumed > any person wishing to purchase would first view the premises. The > terms of sale will be made known on application to the subscriber. > P. Hansbrough, junr. > Cedar run, Culpeper County, 19th August, 1800. > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to VACULPEP-request@rootsweb.com > with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and > the body of the message

There's some infor about Henry Corbin at http://dgmweb.net/genealogy/FGS/Corb/CorbinHenry-AliceEltonhead.shtml Years ago, on another computer, I downloaded a photo of a painting of Henry. We've moved since then and I've changed computers 3 or 4 times. I've also changed genealogy software programs. Right now, I have no idea where to look for that photo. Once I get back into my "home office" and get items unpacked and properly stored I should be able to put my hands on it. Also at http://books.google.com/books?id=6tQRAAAAYAAJ&pg=RA1-PA374&lpg=RA1-PA374&dq= henry+corbin%2Bvirginia&source=web&ots=w2_TAb28rV&sig=yh-RJTlyCL7Ku9bLuBQY1n JT6QY&hl=en&sa=X&oi=book_result&resnum=4&ct=result I can send you a 5-generation or so chart - my line includes connection to Green family which ties into G. Washington via Ball family - there's also another connection to Washington via the Lane family, however, there's a missing record that definitively ties Lane/Hardage families to Washington except for references in his (Washington's) diaries. Ruth -----Original Message----- From: vaculpep-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:vaculpep-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of TEbel2888@aol.com Sent: Wednesday, November 19, 2008 12:32 PM To: vaculpep@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [VACULPEP] Eltonhead and Associated Lines I would like to hear more about Henry CORBIN and Alice, since I am descended from Henry CORBIN m ANNE ELTONHEAD. Descendants of Henry Corbin, Hon. 1 Henry Corbin, Hon. 1629 - 1675 b: 1629 in Hall End, Warwick Co., England d: 01/08/1675 in Buckingham House, Middlesex Co., Va. .. +Anne Eltonhead 1627 - 1684 b: Abt. 1627 in Eltonhead, Lancaster Co., Eng. d: 1684 in Buckingham House, Middlesex Co., Va. ........ 2 Letitia Corbin 1657 - 1706 b: 1657 in Westmoreland Co., Va. d: 10/06/1706 in Machodoc, Westmoreland Co., Va. ............ +Richard Lee, Col. 1647 - 1714 b: 1647 in Westmoreland Co., Virginia d: 03/12/1714 in Mt. Pleasant, Westmoreland Co., Va. ........ 2 Thomas Corbin 1658 - 1736 b: 1658 d: 11/04/1736 in London, England ............ +Catherine Wormeley ........ *2nd Wife of Thomas Corbin: ............ +Jane Lane ........ *3rd Wife of Thomas Corbin: ............ +Martha Bassett ........ 2 Alice Corbin 1660 - 1713 b: 02/14/1660 in Middlesex Co., Virginia d: Abt. 1713 ............ +Phillip Lightfoot, Hon. - 1710 b: in England>Va. bef. 1670 d: Abt. 1710 in Gloucester Co., Va. ........ 2 Winifred Corbin 1661 - 1711 b: 11/03/1661 d: 1711 in Of Richmond Co., Va. ............ +Leroy Griffin ........ 2 Anne Corbin 1664 - 1694 b: 02/09/1664 in of Middlesex Co., Va. d: 1694 ............ +William Tayloe, Col. 1645 - 1710 b: 1645 in London, England>Lancaster Co., Va. d: 1710 in "Mt. Airy", Richmond Co., Va.--MY LINE ........ 2 Henry Corbin 1667 - 1669 b: 02/12/1667 d: 1669 ........ 2 Frances Corbin 1671 - 1713 b: 1671 d: 1713 ............ +Edmund Jennings, Gov. 1659 - 1727 b: 1659 in Rippon, Yorkshire, England d: 12/05/1727 in "Rippon Hall". York Co., Virginia ........ 2 Gawin Corbin, Col. 1659 - 1744 b: 1659 in Stratton Manor, King and Queen Co., Virginia d: 01/01/1744 in Westmoreland Co., Va. ............ +Martha Bassett 1694 - 1738 b: 12/28/1694 in Eltham, New Kent Co., Virginia d: 06/12/1738 in King and Queen Co., Virginia ........ *2nd Wife of Gawin Corbin, Col.: ............ +Catherine Wormeley ........ *3rd Wife of Gawin Corbin, Col.: ............ +Jane Lane 1652 - 1715 b: 1652 in York River, Virginia d: 1715 Charlene REEDS-EBELING Genealogical Direct Lines: DAD'S SIDE: REEDS, PORTER, WEAVER(Tilman), RICHARDSON, BOWLING (Group 7), WOOD, ISRAEL, CRAIG, LAIRD, HACKLEY, BALL, CORBIN, ELTONHEAD, TAYLOE, WILLIAMSON, UNDERWOOD, KEENE, WITHERS, MAUZY, CONYERS, WITHERS, KEENE, DUNCAN (Joseph and Lydia-VA), SHIPPEY, MOTT, PIGG, BELL (Stone Church and Roger-Orange Co., Va), BEARD/BAIRD, CARTER (Giles and Theodorick line), WEBB, WADDILL, MICHAUX, CUNNINGHAM---VA --Plus WHITE, HAGERTY, FLATLEY--Green Bay MOMS SIDE: CORNWELL (NY), ANSCHICKS, BECKER, STEDMAN, REITZ, BUTZ, KNAUSS, DIEHL, PATTERMAN, THULL, MEHAN, ROMIG, CARL, SIEGFRIED **************One site has it all. Your email accounts, your social networks, and the things you love. Try the new AOL.com today!(http://pr.atwola.com/promoclk/100000075x1212962939x1200825291/aol?red ir=http://www.aol.com/?optin=new-dp %26icid=aolcom40vanity%26ncid=emlcntaolcom00000001) ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to VACULPEP-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

I would like to hear more about Henry CORBIN and Alice, since I am descended from Henry CORBIN m ANNE ELTONHEAD. Descendants of Henry Corbin, Hon. 1 Henry Corbin, Hon. 1629 - 1675 b: 1629 in Hall End, Warwick Co., England d: 01/08/1675 in Buckingham House, Middlesex Co., Va. .. +Anne Eltonhead 1627 - 1684 b: Abt. 1627 in Eltonhead, Lancaster Co., Eng. d: 1684 in Buckingham House, Middlesex Co., Va. ........ 2 Letitia Corbin 1657 - 1706 b: 1657 in Westmoreland Co., Va. d: 10/06/1706 in Machodoc, Westmoreland Co., Va. ............ +Richard Lee, Col. 1647 - 1714 b: 1647 in Westmoreland Co., Virginia d: 03/12/1714 in Mt. Pleasant, Westmoreland Co., Va. ........ 2 Thomas Corbin 1658 - 1736 b: 1658 d: 11/04/1736 in London, England ............ +Catherine Wormeley ........ *2nd Wife of Thomas Corbin: ............ +Jane Lane ........ *3rd Wife of Thomas Corbin: ............ +Martha Bassett ........ 2 Alice Corbin 1660 - 1713 b: 02/14/1660 in Middlesex Co., Virginia d: Abt. 1713 ............ +Phillip Lightfoot, Hon. - 1710 b: in England>Va. bef. 1670 d: Abt. 1710 in Gloucester Co., Va. ........ 2 Winifred Corbin 1661 - 1711 b: 11/03/1661 d: 1711 in Of Richmond Co., Va. ............ +Leroy Griffin ........ 2 Anne Corbin 1664 - 1694 b: 02/09/1664 in of Middlesex Co., Va. d: 1694 ............ +William Tayloe, Col. 1645 - 1710 b: 1645 in London, England>Lancaster Co., Va. d: 1710 in "Mt. Airy", Richmond Co., Va.--MY LINE ........ 2 Henry Corbin 1667 - 1669 b: 02/12/1667 d: 1669 ........ 2 Frances Corbin 1671 - 1713 b: 1671 d: 1713 ............ +Edmund Jennings, Gov. 1659 - 1727 b: 1659 in Rippon, Yorkshire, England d: 12/05/1727 in "Rippon Hall". York Co., Virginia ........ 2 Gawin Corbin, Col. 1659 - 1744 b: 1659 in Stratton Manor, King and Queen Co., Virginia d: 01/01/1744 in Westmoreland Co., Va. ............ +Martha Bassett 1694 - 1738 b: 12/28/1694 in Eltham, New Kent Co., Virginia d: 06/12/1738 in King and Queen Co., Virginia ........ *2nd Wife of Gawin Corbin, Col.: ............ +Catherine Wormeley ........ *3rd Wife of Gawin Corbin, Col.: ............ +Jane Lane 1652 - 1715 b: 1652 in York River, Virginia d: 1715 Charlene REEDS-EBELING Genealogical Direct Lines: DAD'S SIDE: REEDS, PORTER, WEAVER(Tilman), RICHARDSON, BOWLING (Group 7), WOOD, ISRAEL, CRAIG, LAIRD, HACKLEY, BALL, CORBIN, ELTONHEAD, TAYLOE, WILLIAMSON, UNDERWOOD, KEENE, WITHERS, MAUZY, CONYERS, WITHERS, KEENE, DUNCAN (Joseph and Lydia-VA), SHIPPEY, MOTT, PIGG, BELL (Stone Church and Roger-Orange Co., Va), BEARD/BAIRD, CARTER (Giles and Theodorick line), WEBB, WADDILL, MICHAUX, CUNNINGHAM---VA --Plus WHITE, HAGERTY, FLATLEY--Green Bay MOMS SIDE: CORNWELL (NY), ANSCHICKS, BECKER, STEDMAN, REITZ, BUTZ, KNAUSS, DIEHL, PATTERMAN, THULL, MEHAN, ROMIG, CARL, SIEGFRIED **************One site has it all. Your email accounts, your social networks, and the things you love. Try the new AOL.com today!(http://pr.atwola.com/promoclk/100000075x1212962939x1200825291/aol?redir=http://www.aol.com/?optin=new-dp %26icid=aolcom40vanity%26ncid=emlcntaolcom00000001)