Ann Childs who married Charles Jones was the daughter of James H. Childs and Mildred McConchie James H. Childs married 6/16/1781 to?Mildred McConchie d/o Alexander and Anne McConchie. So far as Amanda and I know Ann was not married to anyone else other than Charles Jones. Ann dided 1846 and Charles died 12/1849. June? -----Original Message----- From: Shirley Starks <[email protected]> To: Rootsweb List Fauquier Co VA <[email protected]> Sent: Sat, 7 Jun 2008 9:08 am Subject: [VAFAUQUI] Militia, Jones, Childs & Butler Thanks to Amanda & Elmer for many nuggets in their messages. I've snipped because this posting will be complete on the originals. I hope I have not destroyed too much. Please answer, if you can, the following. 1) Was Ann Childs originally married to a Rixey? I had her name entered as Ann (Rixey) Childs. OR.. have I confused two different ladies? I had her married to Charles Jones; so I suspect I've made an error among my misc notes. 2) Nancy Butler in the will of Ann Embrey: Do you have any information on the Butler line? I have a John Butler, listed as an uncle of my Pierce/Pearce Butler Pennell, b.abt 1747. (From a will) So far, I can find nothing for the parents of the above P B Pennell (Various spellings.) ... Thanks.. Shirley S Previously written: ................... snipped................... William Stone was married to widow Mary Morris of Saunders Morris. I have copies of William Stone's will and excutive account. William Stone had a daughter Margaret who married Francis Childs, brother of Ann Childs that married Charles Jones. .......... snipped............................ Will of Ann Embrey, 9 Feb. 1790, 22 Feb. 1790 Son: Robert Embrey to have various stock animals... To: Elizabeth Taylor to have 1 bed... To: John Embrey (son of Robert) to have 2 close bodied coats... Daughter: Nancy Butler to have my saddle... Exrs: administration granted to Robert Embrey & Jeremiah Brown, noted that Thomas Embrey is the next of kin if he wants to contest the will must do so at April cout. Wit.: Wm. Snelling Alexander Brown Sarah Benjey (?) ----------------------------------------------- ..........snipped................ Two of the companies were almost wholly from Fauquier, those of Captains James Winn and Thomas Helm. The former marched under the orders of newly promoted Captain Linsfield Sharpe." Elmer Compton Sarasota, FL [email protected] ------------------------------- 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

As shown in the Will of James Childs previously sent, he named James Richards. James Childs' wife Milly McConchie had sister Dorothy McConchie m. John Humphries. John Humphries had brother THOMAS HUMPRIES m. Elizabeth RICHARDS. Elizabeth Richards was daughter of William Richards. I believe the James Richards named in Will of James Childs to be brother of Elizabeth. I think the FATHER of JAMES RICHARDS and ELIZABETH RICHARDS was WILLIAM RICHARDS and he was married to ELIZA MILLER, d/o of SIMON MILLER. Another interesting association was that Charles Jones named his niece Tabitha A. Waugh in his will. Tabitha A. Waugh in her will had witness STANTON G. EMBREY. It looks as if STANTON G. EMBREY married "Delia" Miller, d/o of SIMON MILLER but I think this SIMON MILLER was SON of the SIMON MILLER whose daughter married WILLIAM RICHARDS. Also, Charles Jones and Sidney F. Chapman proved inventory of William Stone to Benjamin N. Barnett in 1834/5 so THERE MUST BE JONES line close to these lines? Thanks! Amanda Court Record Data Context Extract Birth John A. Strode - about 18 or 19 years old in 1829 Defendant William Giles; John A. Strode Deponent / Affiant Thomas Humphreys; Benjamin N. Barnett; Jno. Dickinson Family James Richards, son of William Richards Family John Strode & William W.B. Strode, sons of Thomas Strode Locality Fredericksburg; Richmond City; Amelia Co.; Culpeper Co. Marriage James Hord -mr- FNU Miller, daughter of Simon Miller Marriage Thomas Strode -mr- FNU Richards Marriage William Richards -mr- Eliza Miller, daughter of Simon Miller Plaintiff James Richards Slave Lawson (slave), son of Dolly who belonged to Simon Miller Slave Lawson - bequeathed by Mrs. Eliza Richards to John A. Strode Citation Record title Richards vs Giles &c Year recorded 1832? Collection CR-LC-H Record ID 235-4

Hi Shirley, Ann Childs who married Charles Jones was not married previously to a RIXEY according to her father's will. One clue in below will is mention of RICHARDS line. Ann Childs' Aunt Dorothy McConchie who married John Humphries had close relationship with RICHARDS line. John Humphries' brother THOMAS HUMPHRIES married Elizabeth Richards, d/o William Richards. I believe below James Richards must have been a BROTHER of Elizabeth Richards? Will send the RICHARS associations next because in all this, there's got to be as you say some more nuggets. Amanda -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > Source: Fauquier County Courthouse Provided by BARBARA > SEESE > Warrenton, Virginia > Will Book O > Pages: 245 - 246 - 247 > > Will of JAMES CHILDS > > In the name of God Amen > I JAMES CHILDS of the County of Culpeper and state of Virginia, do make, > ordain and constitute this my last will and Testament hereby revoking all > former wills by me heretofore made, in manner and form as follows: > Imprimis: I give and confirm to my son WILLIAM one negro man slave named > George, the same being already in his possession to him and his heirs > forever. > ITEM: I give and confirm to my son JOHN CHILDS, one negro man slave named > Elijah to him and his heirs forever, the same being already in his > possession > ITEM: I give and bequeath and confirm to my son ALEXANDER CHILDS one > negro woman named Decley together with her prior and future increase, to > him and his heirs forever, the same being already in his possession. > ITEM: I give and bequeath to my son ROBERT CHILDS one negro man slave > named Berry to him and his heirs forever, the same being already in his > possession. > ITEM: I give and confirm to my son FRANCIS CHILDS one negro man slave > named Nelson to him and his heirs forever, the same being already in his > possession > ITEM: I give and confirm to my son JAMES W. CHILDS one negro woman slave > named Sylvia, together with her prior and future increase to him and his > heirs forever the same being already in his possession. > ITEM: I give and bequeath to my daughter MARY BEASLEY one negro man slave > Clem, and one negro woman slave named Fanny, together with the prior and > future increase of the negro woman Fanny to him and his heirs forever the > same being already in her possession -- I also confirm to my son WESELY > CHILDS one negro woman slave named Susan which said negro woman he bought > of CHARLES JONES and said slave removed from a negro woman slave which I > shall in the next devise give to my daughter ANN JONES -- to him and his > heirs forever the same being already in his possession. > ITEM: I confirm to my daughter ANN JONES the following negro woman slave > with her prior and future increase (except the woman Susan previously > confirmed to my son JAMES W. CHILDS named Milly, the same being already in > her possession to remain in her possession for and during her natural > life, together with what she may be entitled to as one of my devisees and > at her death to go to whomsoever she may devise it to by way of her last > will and Testament, but in the event of her making no will, then to revert > back to my other children and their heirs And I wish my friend JAMES > RICHARDS to see to the protection of the property hereby devised to my > said daughter ANN JONES > And Lastly, I desire that after the payment of my just debts which are but > few, and the payment of my funeral expenses, that all and every part of my > property both eal and personal, together with any money or debts that may > be due me be equally divided share and share alike between all my children > or their heirs, and that there may be no disputation amongst my children, > my executor is hereby directed to sell all and every part of my property > both real and personally, and divide the proceeds according to this my > will and Testament and as a further explanation of this my will and > Testament all the devises heretofore made by naming my children is made to > prevent bringing the negroes they have had in their possession into hotch > hotch (??exact same word written twice) and to confirm to them the said > negroes, and their heirs and future as they now stand. And in conclusion > I appoint my son FRANCIS A. CHILD executor to this my last will and > Testament. In Testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed > my seal this 14th day June ammo Domino Eighteen hundred and thirty two. > > Signed, Sealed & Pronounced > his > in our presence > JAMES X CHILDS > JAMES RICHARDS > mark > JAMES W. CHILDS > > At a Court continued and held for Culpeper County the 21st day of November > 1837 > The Last Will and Testament of JAMES CHILDS deceased, was exhibited to > the Court, and proved by the oaths of JAMES RICHARDS and JAMES W. CHILDS > the witnesses thereto, and ordered to be recorded and on the motion of > FRANCIS A. CHILDS the executor there in named, certificate is granted to > him for obtaining a probate thereof in due form he having made oath > thereto, and entered into bond with security according to law. > > > Teste > > F. T. Lightefoot c c

I am still looking for a family for William "Billy" Edmonds (b. abt 1805) and Octavia "Tave" Edmonds (b. 1810). I still strongly believe they belong to William Edmonds (1763- ) and his wife Sally. William (1763- ) was the son of Capt. John Edmonds (1737-1798). Capt. John Edmonds was the orignial owner of what became Belle Grove now part of Sky Meadows State Park near Paris VA. I have just discovered that William Edmonds (1763- ) had two sons, Thomas and John. The tax lists prove this beyond doubt as they are identified as sons. The two sons were tithable age in 1810 and the census record confirms same. William also had two daughters, Jane and Elizabeth (confirmed by marriage records). Jane Edmonds husband, Wesley Brown (son of Daniel Brown), lived close to the Edmonds in Upperville - Paris area and is also found nearby in census and land tax records. Elizabeth married Francis Rollow and lived in Stafford County. I am trying to put William "Billy" Edmonds (b. 1805-1807) and Octavia Edmonds (b. 1810) into this family by way of some confirming reocrd. Billy and Octavia are definately related as confirmed by handwritten letters from the period which also definatively tie them to the Fauquier Edmonds. The 1810 census holds out hope that Billy and Octavia, belong in this family group. The family apparently leaves Fauquier in 1817 for parts unknown. It looks like Billy shows back up in Fauquier in 1824 and 1825, he then reappears in 1839 & 1840 in Kanawha County with Chiltons and Edmonds en route to their final destination in and around Boonville Missouri later in 1840. Do any of you Fauquier Edmonds researchers have a stray Thomas or John in their notes?

Thanks to Amanda & Elmer for many nuggets in their messages. I've snipped because this posting will be complete on the originals. I hope I have not destroyed too much. Please answer, if you can, the following. 1) Was Ann Childs originally married to a Rixey? I had her name entered as Ann (Rixey) Childs. OR.. have I confused two different ladies? I had her married to Charles Jones; so I suspect I've made an error among my misc notes. 2) Nancy Butler in the will of Ann Embrey: Do you have any information on the Butler line? I have a John Butler, listed as an uncle of my Pierce/Pearce Butler Pennell, b.abt 1747. (From a will) So far, I can find nothing for the parents of the above P B Pennell (Various spellings.) ... Thanks.. Shirley S Previously written: ................... snipped................... William Stone was married to widow Mary Morris of Saunders Morris. I have copies of William Stone's will and excutive account. William Stone had a daughter Margaret who married Francis Childs, brother of Ann Childs that married Charles Jones. .......... snipped............................ Will of Ann Embrey, 9 Feb. 1790, 22 Feb. 1790 Son: Robert Embrey to have various stock animals... To: Elizabeth Taylor to have 1 bed... To: John Embrey (son of Robert) to have 2 close bodied coats... Daughter: Nancy Butler to have my saddle... Exrs: administration granted to Robert Embrey & Jeremiah Brown, noted that Thomas Embrey is the next of kin if he wants to contest the will must do so at April cout. Wit.: Wm. Snelling Alexander Brown Sarah Benjey (?) ----------------------------------------------- ..........snipped................ Two of the companies were almost wholly from Fauquier, those of Captains James Winn and Thomas Helm. The former marched under the orders of newly promoted Captain Linsfield Sharpe." Elmer Compton Sarasota, FL [email protected]

I wanted to follow up with a tremendous THANK YOU to MIKE BURKE for getting in touch with the most precise directions you can imagine to the grave of Patriot William Burk. I've never met him but talk about going above and beyond the call of duty, he did it! The Culpeper Minute Men had a ceremony back in 1991 to mark the grave but I never could get directions and I can well understand why. This little area of graves is in a very remote area and had it not been for Mike driving all the way from Herndon, VA over to blaze a trail for us, we never would have found it. Plus there was an electronic gate which was locked. Artie got Mike on the phone and he said the gate was always open...accept when I drive couple hundred miles from NC! So there we were knocking on the door of the house that faces the drive. A wonderful lady answered the door, checked us out and determined we weren't robbers so she went into action and called the person who had the code and we got through the gate. What a nice lady! From there, we followed a gravel road and turned off onto more like a tractor path that went up and down extreme terrain and finally ended in a field. We then drove through waste high grass while hugging the tree line of this field until we saw markers tied to trees and parked. We saw a slight clearing in the trees and waded through the grass into a semi opening in dense thicket and saw headstones. We found William Burk's grave all the while swatting bugs and man was it hot! The other stones aren't marked but you can still see the W.B. like the picture from 1991. I'm sharing this with you all because one of the ladies with us said that there was guy by name of Larry Payne and his wife that are currently going around to all the gravesites of Patriots and recording the locations etc. That way if the land is ever developed, these graves will be on record and not bulldozed over with an "oops, we didn't know". Can anyone put me in touch with this person? I'm trying to contact Culpeper Minute Men to share these directions and current photo as well. If anyone has contemplated trying to find a grave, don't give up and keep trying--it's well worth it! My thanks to all of you, Amanda

Dear Elmer, Question: Could your Lincefield Sharpe be the witness on the Will of Robert Embrey below? Question: Would you know who the parents might be for Ann A. Sharpe that married Sidney F. Chapman? Thank you, Amanda I have an elusive Jones line which I know is swirling around many of these names most likely the William Jones that was on the list of Capt. Benj. Harrison's comp. of Volunteers of Fauquier County. I saw the name "Linefield Sharp" and this might be a lead for me. William Stone was married to widow Mary Morris of Saunders Morris. I have copies of William Stone's will and excutive account. William Stone had a daughter Margaret who married Francis Childs, brother of Ann Childs that married Charles Jones. Charles Jones and Sidney F. Chapman proved the executive account to Benjamin N. Barnett on the 29th of October 1835 as best I can read the document. (William Stone's will was proved 28 November 1831.) I don't know the parents of Sidney F. Chapman but think he could be the one below: Sidney F. Chapman married Ann A. Sharpe 1/1815 bondsman: Israel Glascock I'm thinking if I could find out who Ann A. Sharpe's parents were, this might help find the Jones line for Charles? I've seen the name "Lincefield Sharpe" as a witness on the Will of Robert Embrey. (Embrey lines are very closely tied to my lines.) Will of Robert Embrey 26 Oct. 1784, 25 June 1779 Book 2, page 188 Fauquier County Named grandson: Robert Embrey (son of Charles) to have 82 a lying between Carter's line and Summerduck Run. Sons: Thomas Embrey and Robert Embrey to equally divide the remaining land. Wife: Ann Exrs: Thomas & Robert Embrey, sons Wit. Lincefield Sharpe Swanson Brown John Brown Will of Ann Embrey, 9 Feb. 1790, 22 Feb. 1790 Son: Robert Embrey to have various stock animals... To: Elizabeth Taylor to have 1 bed... To: John Embrey (son of Robert) to have 2 close bodied coats... Daughter: Nancy Butler to have my saddle... Exrs: administration granted to Robert Embrey & Jeremiah Brown, noted that Thomas Embrey is the next of kin if he wants to contest the will must do so at April cout. Wit.: Wm. Snelling Alexander Brown Sarah Benjey (?) ----------------------------------------------- I am descended from the NUGENT/NEWGENT fqmily of Fauquier Co. LIncefield Sharpe's mother was a NEWGENT. The Fauquier Co. March 1778 Court appointed Joseph James Capt; Linsfield Sharpe second Lieutenant & William Smith Ensign 24 March 1778. July Court 1781 appointed Linsfield Sharp and William Bayler Captains. Excerpts from a book FAUQUIER COUNTY IN THE REVOLUTION, published by Warrenton, VA Fauquier County American Bicenennial Commission, 1976: Page 257 - "The company raised by Captain Benjamin Harrison was apparently broken up. An undated roster has been found showing James Key as 1st lieutenant, Linsfield Sharp, 2nd lieutenant and Thomas Conway, ensign. In March, 1778, Sharp was with Captain Joseph James." Page 424 - "On the 1st of August (Apparently 1781) Captain James Winn took another company of Fauquier men to the vicinity of Yorktown. Linsfield Sharpe, recommended for a captaincy on the 23rd of July, was second in command and Thomas Conway was 1st lieutenant. Sharpe soon took over as captain." Page 432 - "The next morning, the 21st of October, they took off for home. "Marching through the autumnal sunshine with their "parcel" of prisoners (about 2,500), their hearts were gay and their steps were light. Two of the companies were almost wholly from Fauquier, those of Captains James Winn and Thomas Helm. The former marched under the orders of newly promoted Captain Linsfield Sharpe." Elmer Compton Sarasota, FL [email protected]

I am descended from the NUGENT/NEWGENT fqmily of Fauquier Co. LIncefield Sharpe's mother was a NEWGENT. The Fauquier Co. March 1778 Court appointed Joseph James Capt; Linsfield Sharpe second Lieutenant & William Smith Ensign 24 March 1778. July Court 1781 appointed Linsfield Sharp and William Bayler Captains. Excerpts from a book FAUQUIER COUNTY IN THE REVOLUTION, published by Warrenton, VA Fauquier County American Bicenennial Commission, 1976: Page 257 – “The company raised by Captain Benjamin Harrison was apparently broken up. An undated roster has been found showing James Key as 1st lieutenant, Linsfield Sharp, 2nd lieutenant and Thomas Conway, ensign. In March, 1778, Sharp was with Captain Joseph James.” Page 424 – “On the 1st of August (Apparently 1781) Captain James Winn took another company of Fauquier men to the vicinity of Yorktown. Linsfield Sharpe, recommended for a captaincy on the 23rd of July, was second in command and Thomas Conway was 1st lieutenant. Sharpe soon took over as captain.” Page 432 – “The next morning, the 21st of October, they took off for home. “Marching through the autumnal sunshine with their “parcel” of prisoners (about 2,500), their hearts were gay and their steps were light. Two of the companies were almost wholly from Fauquier, those of Captains James Winn and Thomas Helm. The former marched under the orders of newly promoted Captain Linsfield Sharpe.” Elmer Compton Sarasota, FL [email protected] sue ashby <[email protected]> wrote: > I found this the other day... > My husband's 1st Enoch Ashby has been listed in several sources as > having been a Quartermaster in Capt. Benj. Harrison's Co. of Orange > Co. VA. > But, this document says 'Fauquier Co.", the first time I have seen it > thus. It is not dated, and Enoch is not Quartermaster so this must be > before he was promoted/designated as such. > > Here is the rest of the company. I have capitalized the surnames. > > A LIST OF CAPT. BENJ. HARRISON'S COMP. OF VOLUNTEERS FROM FAUQ. VIRGINIA > ```````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````` > > James KEY First Lieut. > Linefield SHARP 2'd do' (ditto) > ````````````````````````````````````` > Thos. CONWAY Ensign > ```````````````````````````````````` > Wm. BRADFORD Quart. M. Serg. > John CROSBY Serg. > Wm. WICKLIFF Serg. > George SEATON Serg. > Thos. EVAN(S?) Serg. > `````````````````````````````````````` > Wm. JONES Corporal > Benj. MARTIN Corporal > John KEMPER Corporal > Augustin SMITH Corporal > `````````````````````````````````````` > James HOLMES (All Privates?) > Benj. MAHONEY ? (smeared) > Wm. BROWN > John MARTIN > Wm. JEFFERIES > Thos. CUMMINS > John NELSON > George JINSER? > James WOOD > Joseph RUSSELL > Benj. EDWARDS > Jam's PEPPER > Hubbard HIME > Enoch ASHBY > Wm. SMITH > Wm. RANDSALL > Mason FRENCH > Arch'd BOYD > Walter GRAYHM > Robt. FOWKE > John VOWLE > Thos. WALLACE > James LEWIS - SICK > Francis ASH > John JAMES > Rawley HOGAN > Benj. KAYOR/TAYLOR? > Lewis ASHBY > Wm. EUSTACE > Peter PRESCOT > Jesse MUFFETT > Wm. CROSBY > James BURDETT > Rich'd ROSSER > John ROSSER > Rodham LUTTRELL > Rich'd LUTTRELL > Thos. MARSHALL > John FRAZOR > Uriel ASH > Wm. SPICER > Jarrad FOWKE > Hugh BRAMBLETT > Dan'l LUTTRELL > Wm. JOHNSON > Simon WILLIAMS > Joseph HUDNETT > John BRYANT > Wm. TRIPLETT > Benj'm PARKER > ````````````````````````` > Travis NASH - Waggon Master > Wm. HULETT } > } Waggoners > James DUNCAN } ------------------------------- 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

> I found this the other day... > My husband's 1st Enoch Ashby has been listed in several sources as > having been a Quartermaster in Capt. Benj. Harrison's Co. of Orange > Co. VA. > But, this document says 'Fauquier Co.", the first time I have seen it > thus. It is not dated, and Enoch is not Quartermaster so this must be > before he was promoted/designated as such. > > Here is the rest of the company. I have capitalized the surnames. > > A LIST OF CAPT. BENJ. HARRISON'S COMP. OF VOLUNTEERS FROM FAUQ. VIRGINIA > ```````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````` > > James KEY First Lieut. > Linefield SHARP 2'd do' (ditto) > ````````````````````````````````````` > Thos. CONWAY Ensign > ```````````````````````````````````` > Wm. BRADFORD Quart. M. Serg. > John CROSBY Serg. > Wm. WICKLIFF Serg. > George SEATON Serg. > Thos. EVAN(S?) Serg. > `````````````````````````````````````` > Wm. JONES Corporal > Benj. MARTIN Corporal > John KEMPER Corporal > Augustin SMITH Corporal > `````````````````````````````````````` > James HOLMES (All Privates?) > Benj. MAHONEY ? (smeared) > Wm. BROWN > John MARTIN > Wm. JEFFERIES > Thos. CUMMINS > John NELSON > George JINSER? > James WOOD > Joseph RUSSELL > Benj. EDWARDS > Jam's PEPPER > Hubbard HIME > Enoch ASHBY > Wm. SMITH > Wm. RANDSALL > Mason FRENCH > Arch'd BOYD > Walter GRAYHM > Robt. FOWKE > John VOWLE > Thos. WALLACE > James LEWIS - SICK > Francis ASH > John JAMES > Rawley HOGAN > Benj. KAYOR/TAYLOR? > Lewis ASHBY > Wm. EUSTACE > Peter PRESCOT > Jesse MUFFETT > Wm. CROSBY > James BURDETT > Rich'd ROSSER > John ROSSER > Rodham LUTTRELL > Rich'd LUTTRELL > Thos. MARSHALL > John FRAZOR > Uriel ASH > Wm. SPICER > Jarrad FOWKE > Hugh BRAMBLETT > Dan'l LUTTRELL > Wm. JOHNSON > Simon WILLIAMS > Joseph HUDNETT > John BRYANT > Wm. TRIPLETT > Benj'm PARKER > ````````````````````````` > Travis NASH - Waggon Master > Wm. HULETT } > } Waggoners > James DUNCAN }

I am here! Phyllis -------------- Original message -------------- From: "Amanda E. Douglass" <[email protected]> > Hey all, > If anyone has a current email for Phyllis Farmer, I sure need to ask her some > questions. > She is HELFIN researcher and my line goes to William J. Heffling m. Lucy > Briscoe. > I need to ask her about an ELLIS line that connects with William Heflin Jr. m. > Sukey Ellis. > Thank you, > Amanda > > > > > > ------------------------------- > 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

Anyone searching Tarman /Tarmon? I am searching for Edward Tarman's parents. Hester Virginia Glascock Tarmon, Born Oct 18, 1888 in Marshall, Fauquier Co VA. Died Feb. 19, 1963, Wife of Edward Tarmon D/O John and Mary Glascock. Three daughters and Four sons, Edward and Hester Glascock Tarmon were living in Middleburg, VA Daughters Agnes born Jan 25, 1922 Annabelle born Jan 18, 1923 Mattie Lillian Sons, Ira Stevenson, Jesse W., Gene W., and Nelson J, Tarman/Tarmon.

Hey all, If anyone has a current email for Phyllis Farmer, I sure need to ask her some questions. She is HELFIN researcher and my line goes to William J. Heffling m. Lucy Briscoe. I need to ask her about an ELLIS line that connects with William Heflin Jr. m. Sukey Ellis. Thank you, Amanda

Thanks list for you suggestions. I will contact Fauquier County directly. Scott

Records Room at Warrenton Court House, [email protected] ----- Original Message ----- From: "Scott D Kendall" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, May 26, 2008 8:22 PM Subject: [VAFAUQUI] Estate of William McQuinn of Baltimore,MD in Fauquier County, VA > Hello Again List, > > > > I am looking for someone to do an errand to the courthouse for me. I need > a > copy of a will: > > > > William McQuinn of Baltimore, MD in Fauquier County, VA, 1856, Will Book > 26 > page 229 > > > > I will pay for your time and trouble. Please contact me at > [email protected] > > > > Thanks > > Scott > > > > > > > > > > > ------------------------------- > 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 >

Hello Again List, I am looking for someone to do an errand to the courthouse for me. I need a copy of a will: William McQuinn of Baltimore, MD in Fauquier County, VA, 1856, Will Book 26 page 229 I will pay for your time and trouble. Please contact me at [email protected] Thanks Scott

Hello List, I am looking for more information on this family. They are listed in the 1860 census of Fauquier County, VA with children: Arabella, Henry and Lucy. Then I find Ann in the 1870 census of Ward 5 Washington DC. She is then listed in the 1880 census of Alexandria, VA as a widow. What happened to her family? When and where did she die? Any help on this family would be appreciated. Thanks Scott Kendall

Hi Sondra, Thank you for you note of advice. I have a ton of legal data I brought back from Salt Lake but I sure can't find a site or tree that helps me find where we fit. I guess I will just build my own. Do you descend from Edward Jr? Karen ************** Get trade secrets for amazing burgers. Watch "Cooking with Tyler Florence" on AOL Food. (http://food.aol.com/tyler-florence?video=4&amp; ?NCID=aolfod00030000000002)

Yes from Edward Jr, Elizabeth and Mary Feagan both married William Foley. Sondra ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, May 23, 2008 9:27 AM Subject: Re: [VAFAUQUI] Feagans > Hi Sondra, > Thank you for you note of advice. I have a ton of legal data I brought > back > from Salt Lake but I sure can't find a site or tree that helps me find > where > we fit. I guess I will just build my own. Do you descend from Edward > Jr? > Karen > > > ************** > Get trade secrets for amazing burgers. Watch "Cooking with > Tyler Florence" on AOL Food. > (http://food.aol.com/tyler-florence?video=4&amp; > ?NCID=aolfod00030000000002) > > ------------------------------- > 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 >

Be sure to check all of John Feagin information and be aware that there are several mistakes,use it as a clue only list. Sondra ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, May 19, 2008 9:47 AM Subject: Re: [VAFAUQUI] Feagans > Hi, > I am Feagined out. Wow...so many. I have so much data to put together. I > did not find a silas or chas H but I was pretty stuck in an earlier time > frame. I will keep it on my list as I expand. Have you reviewed the data > John Feagin has on Line at the genealogy > forum.<http://genforum.genealogy.com/feagin/> A family genealogy with over > 1000+ names/by John Feagin 2004. What alot of work he has done. My finder > won't work in it which is a bummer but you can zero in on the dates and > locations. I am writing him today. Hope he is still active. > > Sorry > > Karen > > > -----Original Message----- > From: [email protected] > To: [email protected] > Sent: Mon, 5 May 2008 6:23 am > Subject: Re: [VAFAUQUI] Feagans > > > > > > > > > Karen > Feagans in Jefferson Co WV. > The name is also spelled FEAGAN and Fagan in the death records. > > You can check the death records online, Sarah Wilder Feagan (NO "S") > I believe Silas Feagans is, C.H Feagan in the death records in Jefferson > Co WV. > Edward Feagan, born at Feagans Mill died 1892 age 33, he gave the info on > the > death record for Silas Feagan. >> To: [email protected]> Date: Sun, 4 May 2008 02:17:19 -0400> From: > [email protected]> Subject: Re: [VAFAUQUI] Feagans> > Hi,> I am off to Salt > Lake > City next week to research Feagans from VA. I will look for your Chas H. > Feagan. Do you have any parental information?> > > > > Karen> > Lake > Tahoe > Nevada> > [email protected]> > > -----Original Message-----> From: > [email protected]> To: [email protected]> Sent: Sat, 3 May 2008 12:24 > pm> > Subject: [VAFAUQUI] Feagans> > > > > > > > > Searching info for Chas H > Feagans > born Fauquier Co VA abt 1820-21> Died at age, 67 years 10 months 28 days > > Occupation Miller.> > May be related to Silas Feagans (NOT SURE)> > > > > > > > > -------------------------------> 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> > > > > > > > > > > -------------------------------> To unsubscribe from the list, please send > an > emai! > l to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > ------------------------------- > 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 > > > > > > > > > > ------------------------------- > 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

There is a picture on this site of Neavil's Mill http://www.hallowedground.org/content/view/261/65 -----Original Message----- From: Missi N. <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Sent: Thu, 22 May 2008 5:32 pm Subject: [VAFAUQUI] Neavil's Mill, Neavil's Ordinary Hello there. My family are planning a trip to Fauquier this weekend, in order to take photographs of the area my ancestors lived in. Would anyone on the list have advice on locating Neavil's Mill, or the site where Neavil's Ordinary stood? We're coming in from Kentucky, and armed with only a couple of photos of the historical markers. I have notes that the markers are near Rogues and Old Auburn Roads. If anyone knows the area and has suggestions for routes, I'd be most grateful. I can be contacted offlist at Nmissi At Gmail Dot com. Missi ------------------------------- 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