William SMITH d. 1671 Westmoreland (later Fauquier) m. Mary (?) whose sister Hannah m. Vincent ATCHISON of Md. Mary m 2) Samuel REEDS and became my ancestress. William and Mary SMITH had at least a daughter Elizabeth m. a Daniel BROWNE. Samuel and Mary REEDS had--all born after 1671 Westmoreland John m. Jane CLAYTOR(Thomas and Katherine Dale) Elizabeth Margaret m. John PIPER(John Piper and Elizabeth Evans) William m. 1) Anne HALBERT (Michael and Eleanor) 2) Abigail Mary William SMITH's land was across from John WASHINGTON and near Nathaniel POPE, Thomas GERRARD, John TUCKER William Smith left 590 acres "opposite Capt. John Washington" to his wife Mary and Daughter Elizabeth Browne. Mary (___) Smith married second Samuel Reade, as proven by deed of 7 Sept 1695. On 27/28 Nov 1738 Originial Brown of Westmoreland County and William Reeds and Clator Reeds of Stafford County deeded to John Pope part of a parcel of land granted by patent to William Smith on 1 Apr 1695 and since granted to Samuel Reeds and David (apparently this shouyld be Daniel) Brown and then given by John Reeds to William and Clator Reeds and by a deed of gift given to David Brown to Original Brown. Wills of Westmoreland Co., Va. REED, SAMUEL, 7 October 1698; 26 October 1698. Land to son John; my two grandsons David and John Peper(sic PIPER) at age of 10 2 heifers; land to son William, sword, gun etc; daughters Margaret, Elizabeth and Mary stock, household goods. Westmoreland Co., Va. Deeds and Wills No. 2, 1691-1699, Abstracted and Compiled by John Frederick Dorman Pages 180-180a Will of Samuel Reeds, being weak in body, dated 7 Oct. 1698. Unto my son John Reades the land he doth now live on. Also my horse tickler, bridle and saddle, one spotted burrow, one small gun, two pistols, one flock bed and furniture, in consideration that my son John deliver unto my two grandsons David and John Piper at the age of ten years old two yearling heifers. Also one iron pestle and the half of my working tools and all my wearing cloaths. Unto my son William Reedes the land he is seated on and my house and plantation after my two daughters are married, they having the use of it till then. Also my gun called Scotchman with my sword and half my worling tools, and after my daughters are married I give him one iron pott with hooks and rack, they having the use of them till then. Also my large steelyards. Unto my daughter Margaret my large brass kettle and my small steelyards. Unto my daughter Mary two cows with one bull and one heifer yearling, one old mare with bridle and saddle and the feather bed I lay on myself with its furniture. Unto my daughter Elizabeth one cow and cow calf, one two years old heifer and one two years old bull, and one two years old mare, with the feather bed she lies on herself with its furniture. All the rest of my household stuff, stock of hoggs and my crop of tobacco and corn to be equally divided between my two daughters Mary and Elizabeth Reedes. My loving son John Reedes executor. Everyone of my children be immediately possessed with such part of my estateas is given them. Samuell Reedes Wit: Thos. Bowcock, Ellenor Hornbuncle. 26 Oct. 1698. Proved by Thomas Bowcock and Ellenor Hornbunkle. Probate granted to John Reeds, executor. 1703, March 31 - Benja. Berryman and Nathaniel Pope witnesses to Samuel Reeds’ Will, (land division) sons William Reed and John Reeds. Westmoreland Co. Charlene Reeds Ebeling Dad's Side REEDS, JAMESON, SPANN, HALBERT, DUNCAN, BRADFORD, MAUZY, PORTER, BALL, HACKLEY, CORBIN, MOTT, PIGG, SHIPPEY, RICHARDSON, BOLLING, CARTER, BAIRD, BELL, CRAIG, WEAVER, WITHERS, CONYERS, WOOD, ISRAEL, CUNNINGHAM, MICHAUX, WADDILL, RANDOLPH, ISHAM, so far--Va>Ky>Mo WHITE, HAGERTY, FLATLEY--Ire>NY/Ontario Canada>Green Bay Mom's Side CORNWELL(NY), BUTZ, ANSCHICKS, STEDMAN, PATTERMAN, THULL, MEHAN, REITZ, DIEHL, ROMIG/ROMICH, KNAUSS, PHLIEGER

Janean, Jim Burgess might have some information you are looking for on the Samuel Porter family. Jim? JeanBout@Juno.com _________- family in Virgina and Kentucky (?). On Wed, 28 Apr 2004 11:03:48 -0400 "Janean Ray" <JRay38@neo.rr.com> writes: > I am looking for anyone researching the Samuel Porter family. I > know, I know,........Which one you ask? > > Any of them. Associated names would be Withers, Arnold, Jett, > Grayson, Heale, McCarty...... they all were connected in a > roundabout way. > > There were wills of Samuel Porter dated: 1807; 1843; 1853. > > I'm looking for most likely Samuel Porter and Mary Withers and > probably HIS father. I'm looking for Porter and Wilson connections, > deeds, purchases, contracts anything associating the names. > > Janean > > > ==== VAFAUQUI Mailing List ==== > Search this list's archived messages! > http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl > > > ________________________________________________________________ The best thing to hit the Internet in years - Juno SpeedBand! Surf the Web up to FIVE TIMES FASTER! Only $14.95/ month - visit www.juno.com to sign up today!

I am looking for anyone researching the Samuel Porter family. I know, I know,........Which one you ask? Any of them. Associated names would be Withers, Arnold, Jett, Grayson, Heale, McCarty...... they all were connected in a roundabout way. There were wills of Samuel Porter dated: 1807; 1843; 1853. I'm looking for most likely Samuel Porter and Mary Withers and probably HIS father. I'm looking for Porter and Wilson connections, deeds, purchases, contracts anything associating the names. Janean

I've listed an 1851 Upperville, VA letter written by Wm A. Stephenson, on ebay. You can see more details and a photo at: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=689&item=4164541544 Hope it helps someone with their research. Probably not of much use in the genealogical sense, as he writes about Cabbage seeds and Japan Varnish. Interesting that he mentions a theater. Anyone know of an old theater in Upperville? My gr gr grandparents, George F. and Sarah V. Alexander, are buried in the cemetery in Upperville. Tom Bishop

Is there a standard reference, or are lookups available, for county deaths in the 1875-1890 period? Thanks, Jim Tiller

As Fewer Cattle Tread, Horses Step In Equine Enthusiasm Prompts New Arena At Fauquier Exchange By Ian Shapira Washington Post Staff Writer Tuesday, April 20, 2004; Page B01 John Ameen and Jackie Boink were shopping at the Fauquier Livestock Exchange's monthly horse auction with a tight budget and strict specifications. The trainers from Leesburg and Purcellville needed a quiet, 6- to-10-year-old, something that looked flashy, could jump over a few logs, and would let cars go by without spooking at them -- something, in other words, they could sell to one of the many urban expatriates who have moved to Northern Virginia's hunt country for pleasure riding. But the 41-year-old livestock exchange, a white cinder block building streaked with rust stains, is better suited to the cattlemen who buy and sell cows and calves. It doesn't have a place where equestrians can get a really good look at a horse's gait or jumping ability before they plunk down their money. "It's really potluck what you get here," said Boink, watching a horse trot unevenly on a grassy field and driveway at last weekend's auction. "You have to believe whatever the seller tells you. It's a gamble." But now Northern Virginia's sole livestock exchange, faced with a shrinking local cattle market, is cozying up to the area's more prosperous equestrian clientele. Next spring, the exchange plans to open an indoor riding arena where horses can be shown more safely and more thoroughly. Performance sales not only will allow buyers to see horses in action but also will allow owners to set prices higher, increasing the exchange's 5 percent commission and its chances of surviving into the next decade. The arena is envisioned as the centerpiece of a larger equine one-stop shopping center to be developed on the 18-acre property in Marshall, about 50 miles west of the District and adjacent to the vast horse farms surrounding Middleburg and The Plains. A feed company, Tri-County Feeds, and a veterinary clinic, the Piedmont Equine Practice, also plan to open on the site next year. COMPLETE STORY AT: http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A25884-2004Apr19.html

[1.] Hugh White [son of Robert White] moved from Virginia to Pennsylvania in 1716, and settled east of Mt Joy. Children were; 1. Moses b ca 1705 2. Hugh 3. John 4. Henry md Joanna --- died in Rowan Co NC SECOND GENERATION [2.] Moses White [Hugh 1] born ca 1705 Chickies, Lancaster Co PA, married abt 1734 Lancaster Co PA. Moses died 1757, Lancaster Co PA. See Will Book B, page 182, where his will is admitted to probate 15 Oct. 1757. See also Ellis & Evans, PA History, p 990. Children; 1. Robert White b 1729 Lancaster Co PA 2. John b 1733 3. Elizabeth b 1737 4. Sarah b 1739 5. Hugh b 1741 6. William b 4 Feb 1743 7. Isabella b 1742 8. James b 1744 9. Jane b 1745 10. Moses Jr b 1747 11. Agnes b 1751 12. Henry White b Lancaster Co PA [3.] Hugh White b 1737, married Margaret Allison. Hugh died 1822. He was a Captain and a Colonel in the Revolutionary War, and a Colonel in the War of 1812. Pennsylvania Archives, 5th Series. Children; 1. John White 2. Henry 3. Moses THIRD GENERATION [4.] William White [2.Moses, 1. Hugh] born 4 Feb 1743 Lancaster Co PA. Married bef. 1769 in Lancaster Co PA to Ann Marie Lowery b Lancaster Co Pa. [ Dau. of Joseph Lowery and Ann ___.] died 1826 Clary Co KY. William died 1813, Clay Co KY. He lived near Carlisle, PA after having married at St. James Episcopal Church. After selling his property in Chambersburg, PA [Deed Book G, Vol. 1, page 111, 28 Mar. 1783], he moved to Abingdon, Washington Co VA. Later, he moved to Harlan Co KY where he settled on a two hundred acre farm seven mile north of Cumberland Gap and established a store and tavern in 1800. He was buried on this farm. Elizabeth Witt White cites her authority for this lineage The White Family Genealogy compiled by Ryland C. Bryant of Washington, D.C. for Newton H. White Jr. of Mitchellville, Maryland. Dauphin Co PA Deed Book F. Vol 1, page 208, 28 Nov. 1792 contains an assignment from William White of Abingdon Virginia. He appears with Carr White, undoubtedly his brother, in Knox Co KY in 1801 at Court, 27 July, 1801 at John Johnson's in Barbourville, Knox Co KY, Court Order Book A, 1800,a certificate granting him 400 acres by actual settlement on Clover Fork, a branch of Cumberland River, Knox Co KY. At October term of Court, 1800, he was granted a license to keep a tavern at Mt. Pleasant for one year. William Hogan was his security. On 28 July, 1801, he was granted a certificate for 200 acres of actual settlement where the Indian Line crosses the Yellow Creek down both sides of the creek. Kentucky Act # 152 dated 19 Dec. 1799 established Knox Co KY. The effective date of the enactment was 1 June 1800. The county was named for Henry Knox, former U.S. Secretary of War, and was formed from Lincoln Co. The county seat was at Barboursville. Ann; See Deed Book B, page 338, Knox Co KY. She was buried in an unmarked grave on the farm of her son, Hugh White. Children; 1. John White b 1762 2. James b 22 Feb 1770 3. Alexander b 1774 4. Hugh b 1776 Carlisle Cumberland Co PA, married 1780 Catherine Cain. Hugh died 1856. 5. Isabella b 1777 6. William W. b Carlisle, Cumberland Co PA 7. Margaret b 1779 Carlisle, Cumberland Co PA. FOURTH GENERATION [5.] John White [4. William, 2. Moses, Hugh 1] born 1762 Carlisle, Cumberland Co PA, married Elizabeth Harris born 1779, died 15 Sept 1854, Giles Co TN, buried J. White Cem. Giles Co TN. Cemetery Records of Giles Co TN, Giles County TN Historical Society 1986, page 521, Settled on Pigeon Roost Creek, in White's Hollow, three miles north of Pulaski, TN in 1806, before the formation of Giles County, when his deed was recorded in Maury Co TN, the parent county of Giles. Children; 1. Simpson Harris White b 1798, d 1 Mar 1834 Giles Co TN. He never married. 2. Nancy E. White b 16 Oct. 1800, died 21 July, 1856, Giles Co TN, buried J. White Cemetery, Giles Co TN, She never married. 3. Benton R. b 30 July, 1802 4. Archibald C. White b 21 Oct 1804, died 29 Oct 1857, Giles Co TN. Buried J. White Cemetery in Giles Co TN. He is listed in 1850 Giles Co TN census. Pulaski. He never married. He was a land speculator in TX, MS and Giles Co TN. 5. Alfred Calvin Wesslyn White b 10 Oct 1806. 6. Rufus Green Pinckney White b June 1808. 7. John Milton [Jack] b 20 May, 1814 8. Newton S. White b 7 May 1814 [6.] James White [4.William, 2. Moses, 1 Hugh ] born 22 Feb 1770, Carlisle, Cumberland Co PA, married 4 Jan. 1798 Elizabeth Wilson, born 15 Sept 1782, died 7 April 1857. James died 20 Oct. 1838, He moved to Abingdon, VA shortly after his marriage. He traded salt for valuable land in the TN River Valley. He contracted with a salt producer named James Sanders to buy all the salt that Sanders could produce, but Sanders built additional furnaces and produced unlimited amounts of salt. Salt piled up at Ditto's Landing in Madison Co. Records show that J.W. Lane traded a large tract of Limestone County land near Mooresville for 30,000 bushels of salt. Part of this tract was apparently Section 11, Township 5, range 4 west, which juts out into the Tennessee River. Milton White, son of James, sold this section to Luke Matthews. Matthews later willed the land and that adjoining it to his daughter, Lucy Spottswood Matthews. After Lucy's marriage to David Irvine White, the property was again in the White family. It is possible that Lucy, who lived in Huntsvlle, AL never visited this idyllic spot, called The Cave Place after a cave was discovered on the property. A log cabin, evidently built as a caretaker's cottage, formed the nucleus of the present structure, but it's date of construction is not now known. James White is said to have had fifty five mercantile concerns [including one at Gunter's Landing in present day Marshall Co.] at one time in Virginia, TN, AL and Georgia. Children; 1. Jane C. White b 10 Mar 1800, married 15 May, 1823 John N. Humes 2. James Lowery White b 21 Dec 1804, married 21 Dec 1825, Margaret Preston. James died 8 Dec 1838 Jackson Co AL. 3. William Y.C. White b 1 July, 1812, married 14 May, 1839, Margaret Greenway. William died 6 Feb 1882. 4. Frances Smith White b 25 Dec 1814, died 20 Aug. 1839, Florence, Lauderdale Co AL 5. Ann Eliza b 21 Jan 1816 6. Thomas Wilson b 15 Aug 1817, married 1840, Susan Bradley. Thomas died 30 May, 1889. His home still stands in Huntsville, at the corner of White Street and Maiden Lane. He received that portion of his father's estate that included Ditto's Landing, and is now know as Whitesburg. Susan; She was the granddaughter of Gov. Thomas Bibb of AL. 7. Newton K. b 4 Feb 1822, married 29 Mar 1859 Hartley Lawson, died 1897. Newton died 1894. 8. Addison White b 30 April 1824. 9. James 10. Elizabeth White FIFTH GENERATION [7.] Benton R. White [5. John, 4 William, 2 Moses, 1 Hugh] born 30 July, 1802, married Jane Rebecca Jones, [dau. of John Jones and Rebecca Brevard]. Benton died 25 Nov 1835, Giles Co TN, Buried J.White Cem. Giles Co TN.[ Giles Co Chancery Court, Woodruff Files, A-G, 1830-1900, File Box D-1, Case 1057] He died intestate and the record lists his heirs and gives their relationships. Children; 1. John Ramsey White married 26 Nov 1857 Lincoln Co TN, Book A, page 329, Lin Co TN. John died Boonshill, Lincoln Co TN. 2. Malvina married John Boyd 3. Jane Bennie White married Caleb Thomas 4. Mary Elizabeth White [8.] Alfred Calvin Wesslyn White [5 John, 4 William, 2 Moses, 1 Hugh] born 10 Oct 1806, TN married 25 April, 1850 Sarah Jane Black, born 22 May, 1824 [Dau. of Alexander Black and Tabitha Dodson] died 22 May, 1883, Giles Co TN, Buried J. White Cem. Giles Co TN. Giles Co Wills, Inventories & settlements, Book B, pp 280-82, Cemetery Records of Giles Co TN. 1850 Giles Co TN census. Dist. 11, HH 486, 1860 Giles Co TN census page 151, HH 1066. Children; 1. Nancy [Nannie] E. White 2. Mary Grace [Mamie] married James B. Boyd 3. Sarah Catherine [Kate] 4. Lula S. 5. James Alfred b 1858 6. Sophronia b 1860 TN 7. John Black White b 8 Jan 1864 8. Courtney Rebecca b 1 July,1867 [9.] Rufus Green Pinckney White [5 John, 4 William, 2 Moses,] was born June 1808. [10.] John Milton [Jack] White born 20 May 1811 [11.] Newton S. White born 7 May 1814 married Catherine Jane White. Children by Catherine Jane; 1. Madora Sophia White b 10 July, 1842, TN, died 14 July, 1877, Giles Co TN, buried J. White Cem. Giles Co Cemetery Records, Giles County Hist. Society., 1988, page 521. Children; 2. George Simpson b 27 May, 1844 Children by Courtney Seville Gordon, second wife of Newton S. White were; 1. Laura J. White b 28 May, 1858, d 30 Oct. 1868 Giles Co TN, buried J. White Cem. Giles Co TN 2. Newton Harris White b 2 Sept. 1860 [12.] Ann Eliza White, [dau of James White and Elizabeth Wilson]b 21 Jan. 1816. [4. William, 2 Moses, 1 Hugh] married 10 July, 1827 Henry Hannum born 1 Dec 1816, died 8 May, 1870. Eliza died 6 Jan 1917. Children; 1. Eliza Virginia Hannum b 18 Sept 1831, married 22 Nov 1848, Barclay McGhee born 1 Dec 1816, d 8 May, 1870. Eliza died 6 Jan 1917. [13.] Addison White [6. James, 4 William, 2 Moses, 1 Hugh] born 30 April 1824, married 4 Sept 1844, Sarah Irvine, born KY. Addison died 4 Feb 1909. Sarah was a descendant of Isaac Shelby [hero of King's Mountain and first Gov. of KY] and Dr. Ephraim McDowell, who performed the first ovarian operation in 1809. His home was in Huntsville, AL now owned by U.S. Senator John Sparkman. Children; 1. Alice White 2. Eliza White 3. David Irvine White 4. Susan McDowell White 5. Shelby White md Richard M. Walker SIXTH GENERATION [14.] Mary Elizabeth White [7 Benton, 5 John, 4 William, 2 Moses, 1 Hugh] married 14 July 1853 Giles Co TN, Matthew Monroe Johnston, born 1828, [son of Matthew Johnston and Sina Abernathy] died 1867. Children; 1. Anabel Johnston married Joseph Braden 2. Helen Johnston md Jim Ollie Ewing, buried Marshall Co TN. [15.] Sarah Catherine [Kate} White [8 Alfred, 5 John, 4 William, 2 Moses, 1 Hugh] married T. P. Stone. Children; 1 Nannie Lou Stone 2. Julia Mae 3. Robert Vernon 4. Walter 5. Robert Porter 6. Minnie Lee 7. Katherine 8. James Butler 9. Mary Elizabeth md Howard Sherrill 10. Lady Jane Stone md Mr. Helm [16.] James Alfred White [ 8 Alfred, 5 John, 4 William, 2 Moses 1 Hugh] born 1858, married 1st Mary Wise Galloway b 1858, d 1912, Giles Co TN, buried Maplewood Cem. Giles Co TN, md 2nd Wilola Porter. James died 1917. Listed in Giles Co TN Wills, Inventories & Settlements, Book B, pp 280-282, Book D, page 38. He assisted in the organization of the Union Back in Pulaski, TN Children by Mary Wise Galloway; 1. Fannie b 14 Jan 1881, d 25 May, 1895 Giles Co buried Maplewood Cem. 2. Lucille 3. Martha M. md 30 June 1858 in Lincoln Co TN Bk A, page 340, William F. Neece. [17.] John Black White [8. Alfred, 5. John, 4. William, 2. Moses, 1. Hugh] born 8 Jan 1864, wife unk. John died 12 June 1890, Giles Co, buried Maplewood Cem. Wills, Inventories & Settlements, Book B, pages 280-282. Children; 1. Mary White b July, 1889, when her Uncle Newton S. White, wrote his will, she lived in Lincoln co TN. [18.] Courtney Rebecca White [8 Alfred, 5 John, 4 William, 2 Moses, 1 Hugh] born 1 July, 1867, married Robert Henry Porter born 22 Jan 1861, died 20 Nov 1936 Giles Co TN, buried Maplewood Cem. Courtney died 20 May, 1942 Giles Co TN, buried Maplewood Cem. Giles Co TN Wills, Inventories & Settlements, Book B, page 280-282, Giles co Cemetery Records. Children; 1. Vernon Porter md Rankin Rhea 2. Janie 3. Rebecca 4. Ruth md 1st Hume Yokley, md 2nd Wilson Collins [19.] Alice White [9 Rufus, 5 John, 4 William, 2 Moses, 1 Hugh] was born 28 July, 1857, married J.M Bannister, occupation doctor. Alice died 20 Mar 1882 Giles Co buried Maplewood Cem. Giles Co TN Wills, Inventories and Settlements, Book b p 644. Giles Co cemetery records. Children; 1. Alice Bannister b 17 Aug 1880 md Herbert Evarts Buell b 3 Aug 1877, d 15 Mar 1926 Giles Co TN, buried Maplewood Cem. Alice died 24 Feb 1959 Giles Co TN. [20.] George Simpson White [11. Newton, 5. John, 4. William, 2. Moses, 1. Hugh] born 27 May 1844 TN, married 1879 Lucretia Buford born 11 July 1844 TN, married 1879, [Dau. of Nicholas C. Buford and Elizabeth Woodson Brandon] died 17 Dec 1921 Giles Co TN. Buried Maplewood Cem. George died 23 Dec 1907 Giles Co TN. Buried Maplewood Cem. Children; 1. Lizzie Brandon died young child 2. Annie 3. George Simpson Jr b 1883 [21.] Newton Harris White [ 11. Newton, 5. John, 4. William, 2. Moses, 1 Hugh] born 2 Sept, 1860, married 1883 Halle Gardner born 7 Aug 1865, died 9 Jan 1948, buried Maplewood Cem. Newton died 3 March 1931, Giles Co TN. Founder of the Union Bank, Pulaski, TN, elected to TN House of Representatives, 1898; Speaker State Senate; Founder of National Life and Accident Ins Co. Children; 1. Newton Harris Jr. md Rebecca Terry, No issue. 2. Corinne 3. Gardner Ewing White b 19 July, 1887 [22.] Alice White [13. Addison, 6. James, 4. William, 2. Moses, 1. Hugh] Married G.C. Greenway. Children; 1. John Greenway. He was one of Teddy Roosevelt's Rough Riders and was instrumental in the formation of the State of Arizona. His stature is one of the ones representing that state in Statuary Hall in the U.S. Capitol Bldg. in Wash. D.C. [23.] Eliza White [13. Addison, 6 James, 4. William, 2. Moses, 1. Hugh] md O.B. Patton. Ch; 1. Irvine Patton 2. Oliver 3. Humes 4. Mattie 5. Susie 6. Alice 7. Shelby Patton. [24.] David Irvine White [13. Addison, 6. James, 4. William, 2. Moses, 1. Hugh] Married Lucy Spottswood Matthews, [ dau. of Luke Matthews]. Ch; 1. Luke White 2. David md 1st. Helen Swafford, md 2nd Georgia Mercer. He lived in Kansas City, MO where he practiced law for over 50 years 3. Addison 4. Shelby Irvine White 5. Gilbert Greenway White. SEVENTH GENERATION [25.] Nannie Lou Stone [5. Sarah, 8. Alfred, 5. John, 4. William, 2. Moses, 1. Hugh] Md Fagan Booth. 2 ch. Listed; Thomas Booth and Fred Booth [26.] Lucille White [16. James 8. Alfred, 5. John, 4. William, 2. Moses,1. Hugh] md 1st Tom Moore, born Elkton, TN, md 2nd Jim Short. One ch listed by Tom Moore: Tom White Moore [27.] Rebecca Porter [18. Courtney, 8. Alfred, 5. John, 4. William, 2. Moses, 1 Hugh] md John Edward Roe. Ch; John Edward Jr. md Charity Jackson , Robert Roe. [28.] Annie White [20. George, 11. Newton, 5. John, 4. William, 2. Moses, 1. Hugh] md Thomas Berryman Wade Jr. one ch. listed; Katherine Wade. [29.] George Simpson White Jr. [20. George, 11. Newton, 5. John, 4. William, 2. Moses, 1. Hugh] born 1883, married Sarah Helen Butler, born 1874, [dau. of George D. Butler and Helen Abernathy], died 1933, buried Maplewood Cem. Giles Co TN. George died 1971, buried at Maplewood Cem. Children; 1. George Simpson White III born 12 Dec 1910, Giles Co TN. Buried at Maplewood Cem. 2. Jerome Butler White married Bernice McCracken, born 1919,died 1963 buried Maplewood Cem. Giles Co TN. 3. Eldridge Buford White 4. Catherine Wade White 5. Edward Jackson White b 1924 [30.] Corinne White [ 21. Newton, 11, Newton, 5. John, 4. William, 2. Moses, 1. Hugh] married Robert Crockett Webster. Children; 1. Robert Crocket Webster Jr. 2. Halle White Webster md James Sterchi Fowler [31.] Gardner Ewing White [21. Newton, 11. Newton, 5. John, 4. William, 2. Moses, 1. Hugh] born 19 July, 1887, married Mary Wilson, born 1 April 1888 [dau. of W.E. Wilson and Mallie Winchester] died 16 Oct. 1976, buried Maplewood Cem. Giles Co TN. Gardner died 18 Mar. 1940 buried at Maplewood Cem. Children; 1. Gardner Ewing While Jr. born 25 Nov 1910, died 25 Jan 1911, buried Maplewood Cem. Giles Co TN, 2. Newton Harris While III born 13 Jan. 1914, married Marjorie Bason. Newton died 6 June 1963, buried Maplewood Cem. 3. Mallie 4. Courtney married 1st W. M. Daniels, md 2nd Jack Bixler. They were divorced. [32.] Luke White [24. David, 13, Addison, 6. James, 4. William, 2. Moses, 1. Hugh] married Jane Tucker. [33.] Addison White [24. David, 13. Addison, 6. James, 4. William, 2. Moses, 1. Hugh]. He married Carolyn Clary Webb. He was a Rhodes Scholar. Children; 1. Carolyn Clary White 2. Lucy Spottswood 3. William Webb. He was a Rhodes Scholar too. [34.] Shelby Irvine White [24. David, 13. Addison, 6. James, 4. William, 2. Moses, 1. Hugh] married Julia Watt. Children; 1. Olivia 2. Addison [35.] Gilbert Greenway White [24. David, 13. Addison, 6. James, 4. William, 2. Moses, 1. Hugh] married 1st Mamie Watkins Hayes, md 2nd Adeline [Addie] Mae Witt. Mamie died in childbirth. Children by Mamie; 1. David Irvine White. Children by Adeline 1. Mary Witt White 2. Gilbert Greenway White Jr. [36.] Edward Jackson White [29. George, 20. George, 11. Newton, 5. John, 4. William, 2. Moses, 1. Hugh] born 1924, married Elizabeth Witt. Children; 1. Elizabeth Brandon White [37.] Mallie White [31. Gardner, 21. Newton, 11. Newton, 5. John, 4. William, 2. Moses, 1. Hugh] married William Regen. Children; 1. William Regen Jr. died as a young child 2. Mary Gardner Regen 3. Courtney Regen [38.] Gilbert Greenway White Jr. [35. Gilbert, 24. David, 13. Addison, 6. James, 4. William, 2. Moses, 1. Hugh] married Nancy Lewis. Children; 1. Gilbert Greenway White III 2. Lee Irvine White If anyone can connect William White born 10 Jan. 1755 Fauquier Co [actually was still Prince William Co VA until 1759] to this family, we would be very grateful. William fought in Rev. War from VA [ pension application no S1735 filed from Lincoln Co TN in 1832] and lived in old Rowan/Stokes Co NC for 30 years following the Rev War. He then relocated with many of his Moravian neighbors to Lincoln Co TN where they all appear in the 1820 census, [ Leatherman, Felps, Zimmerman to name a few]. William died in May , 1833 in Lincoln Co TN. His daughter married in Lin. Co TN was; Martha b 1814 Stokes Co NC md Samuel C. Miles, his sons; James Franklin b 1816, md Martha V. Payne, Carr Bailey White b 1818, md Martha Warren and Mary Elizabeth Watson and William Clark White md Polly Nixon and Eliza K. Wilkerson. These children were born by his then wife, Elizabeth ---- born NC. She was 20 years younger than William and he was aged 58 when their first child, Martha, was born. William surely married at the end of Rev War or shortly before, in Fauquier Co VA, and she prob. died in upper North West part of NC. Any clues to help us find the first wife and children would be greatly appreciated after all these long years of researching. The name Carr Bailey figures heavy in the child naming in our White family even to present date. This work would not be possible without the dedication and time spent collecting much of it by Paul. R. White, Attorney, Nashville, TN. Virginia Lynn [White] Keefer 2065 Beechmont St. Keego Harbor, MI 48320-1170 E Mail; ginnykeefer@comcast.net [in 2004]

Could Robert Allan Sealock be the son of Owen Thomas Sealock? Also could Ellen Henry be related to Rebecca Henry who married Presley Williams in Fauquier or Warren county VA? -----Original Message----- From: Msealock2003@aol.com [mailto:Msealock2003@aol.com] Sent: Saturday, April 17, 2004 3:51 PM To: VAFAUQUI-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [VAFAUQUI] Ellen Henry The first email I sent to Fauquier list came back I will try again. Is any one familiar with a Ellen Henry born about 1835-1845 she married John Wesley Allan/Allen. Their daughter Annie Bell Allan/Allen married Robert Alexander Sealock. ==== VAFAUQUI Mailing List ==== 2,500 Discussion Lists!!! USGenWeb and The USGenWeb Archives! Special thanks to go to RootsWeb,your generous donations to RootsWeb makes this all possible. Find out more! http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/how-to-subscribe.html RootsWeb Gen. Data Coop. Box 6798 Frazier Park, CA 93222

Julie: I originally thought she was an unweb mother (which may be the case) but then I found the attached document stating that son Joseph was killed in the Civil War. Patsy Ann is not living in the household of Jeremiah's Father in the 1850 census but is there in the 1860 census. Then she disappears .......I believe the James was my g-grandfather, he showes up in the Montgomery County, Md. census in 1880 (James Kendle) with his wife and children then he moved to Fayette County, Pa. and died in 1912. Any help would be so very much appreciated, Angela -----Original Message----- From: Julie Lofurno [mailto:quiltgirl62000@yahoo.com] Sent: Saturday, April 17, 2004 5:58 PM To: Angela Subject: Re: [VAFAUQUI] Kendall Family Angela, I'm sure you already know this, but I found Patsy Ann's 2 brothers (Thomas, age 20 and James, age 16 are in Fauquier Co., in 1870 (Scott Township) (p. 633). At least this appears to be them. There is also a Harry Kendall, age 15 in the hh, so maybe this isn't them, or maybe Harry was a relative? They are all three working and living in the household of Elzy Duncan, farmer. I have a stupid question......why is Patsy's Ann's son's last name "Kendall"? Do you think she married a cousin? Julie Angela <asteven3@tampabay.rr.com> wrote: I'm trying to find Patsy Ann Kendall and her son James Kendall on the 1870 census records and can't find them anywhere. I've been searching for this information for years and can't seem to break through this "Brick Wall" Thank you, Angela Can anyone help me with the Jeremiah Kendall family. Particularly interest in his daughter: Patsy Ann Kendall b-about 1837, mother of James Kendall (b-1855), interested in when/where she died and who she married. Thank you, Angela ==== VAFAUQUI Mailing List ==== Visit the Fauquier County USGenWeb Home Page! http://www.rootsweb.com/~vafauqui/fqva.htm Be sure to bookmark it!!! ==== VAFAUQUI Mailing List ==== Search this list's archived messages! http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl _____ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Photos: High-quality <http://pa.yahoo.com/*http://us.rd.yahoo.com/evt=23765/*http://photos.yahoo. com/ph/print_splash> 4x6 digital prints for 25¢

Joe: I originally thought she was married to Jeremiah's son Joseph (he was killed during the Civil War). 1850 Census: There is no daughter Patsy Ann (but a Bettie (same age as Patsy) 1860 Census: There is Joseph and Patsy Ann in Jeremiah's household. Is there any way of finding out if they were married and what happened to Patsy Ann and son James after 1860? Thank you so very much for your assistance. Angela -----Original Message----- From: Joe [mailto:joe0888@comcast.net] Sent: Saturday, April 17, 2004 6:23 PM To: Angela Subject: Re: [VAFAUQUI] Kendall Family Don't have these folks in my records but just want to be sure you haven't overlooked something. Are you sure Patsy Ann is the daughter of Jeremiah? If Patsy's son James is a KENDALL, it seems that she would have married into the KENDALL family. Of course that is not always the case but it is the most likely. C'ya, Joe ----- Original Message ----- From: "Angela" <asteven3@tampabay.rr.com> To: <VAFAUQUI-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, April 17, 2004 04:26 PM Subject: [VAFAUQUI] Kendall Family I'm trying to find Patsy Ann Kendall and her son James Kendall on the 1870 census records and can't find them anywhere. I've been searching for this information for years and can't seem to break through this "Brick Wall" Thank you, Angela Can anyone help me with the Jeremiah Kendall family. Particularly interest in his daughter: Patsy Ann Kendall b-about 1837, mother of James Kendall (b-1855), interested in when/where she died and who she married. Thank you, Angela ==== VAFAUQUI Mailing List ==== Visit the Fauquier County USGenWeb Home Page! http://www.rootsweb.com/~vafauqui/fqva.htm Be sure to bookmark it!!! ==== VAFAUQUI Mailing List ==== Search this list's archived messages! http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl

I'm trying to find Patsy Ann Kendall and her son James Kendall on the 1870 census records and can't find them anywhere. I've been searching for this information for years and can't seem to break through this "Brick Wall" Thank you, Angela Can anyone help me with the Jeremiah Kendall family. Particularly interest in his daughter: Patsy Ann Kendall b-about 1837, mother of James Kendall (b-1855), interested in when/where she died and who she married. Thank you, Angela ==== VAFAUQUI Mailing List ==== Visit the Fauquier County USGenWeb Home Page! http://www.rootsweb.com/~vafauqui/fqva.htm Be sure to bookmark it!!!

Can anyone help me with the Jeremiah Kendall family. Particularly interest in his daughter: Patsy Ann Kendall b-about 1837, mother of James Kendall (b-1855), interested in when/where she died and who she married. Thank you, Angela

Can anyone help me with the Jeremiah Kendall family. Particularly interest in his daughter: Patsy Ann Kendall b-about 1837, mother of James Kendall (b-1855), interested in when/where she died and who she married. Thank you, Angela

The first email I sent to Fauquier list came back I will try again. Is any one familiar with a Ellen Henry born about 1835-1845 she married John Wesley Allan/Allen. Their daughter Annie Bell Allan/Allen married Robert Alexander Sealock.

I'M GOING FISHIN' y'all. Some of you are probably real tired of me by now but sometimes persistence pays off. I'm looking for the families of Jacob Wilson b. 16 June 1774 in Chester Co. PA m. Margaret King of Union Co. Va. Margaret's mother was a Kearney related to Gen. Phil Kearney. I believe Jacob is the brother to my brick wall John Wilson b. 1772 that married Elizabeth Travers Chinn. Jacob and family were in Prince William Co. near Bull Run as that is where their son John M. Wilson was born in 1811. The other children were James L. Wilson; Oliver H.P. Wilson; R. Adaline Wilson; Mary Wilson (married William B. Shelby) and Jane Wilson. In 1824 the moved to Jefferson Co. Va. (W.Va.) and in 1828 they went to White Co. IL where they stayed with "cousin" Judge William Wilson of the Illinois State Supreme Court. I believe Judge Wilson was not so much a "cousin" but a nephew. Judge Wilson was b. 1794 in Loudoun Co. and married Mary S. DAvidson of Wheeling Va. (W.Va.) I believe his father could be a brother to my John and Jacob Wilson. I also believe that John's father's name is William based on the naming pattern they used back then. If that holds true then Jacob and John are not brothers unless Jacob's first born is not his first born because that would mean his father was John. Judge Wilson's is supposedly 1 of 2 or 3 boys whose father died when they were young and they were left poor to be raised by their mother. However Attorney John Cook took William Wilson under his apprenticeship. Letters written by Elizabeth Chinn Wilson (John's wife) reference twice to an Uncle Jacob Wilson. One of those letters was written to her son Rawleigh who at that time was in White Co. IL. Ruth Wilson Dillon who wrote the Chinn Book believes that Judge William Wilson and John Wilson were related somehow. Judge Wilson's son married a granddaughter of John Wilson's. Jacob's son John M. Wilson became the Clerk of the Circuit Court in 1841 of Richland Co. Illinois. Judge William Wilson's son John Cook Wilson and wife Mary Mears had the following: Mary Ellen (Mrs. A. Chapman) b. 1850; Susan D. (Mrs. James Shipley) b. 1852; William H. b. 1854; Lucy N. ( MRs. Chas Fazier) b. 1856; John C. Jr. b. 1858; Adaline (Mrs. Louis Cleveland) b. 1860; Gertrude A. b. 1865 other children of Judge Wilson are Dr. William H. Wilson; Robert Davidson Wilson; Charles J.F. Wilson; Phillip King Wilson; Mary Illinois Wilson; Margaret Eleanor Wilson; Thomas K. Wilson; Susan Jane Wilson and Byron Wilson. Hoping for bites....... thanks Janean

http://www.rootsweb.com/~vafauqui/lawva.htm While doing a search through Google for Samuel Massie I got a "hit" for the above link. I had never seen this page before...and it is extremely interesting. Jim, you did a good job! The marriage bond of William C. Blundell and Mary Polly Massie is included on the above site. It states Samuel Massie dec'd on the bond. The thing that some of us have discovered is that we do not believe Samuel Massie was deceased! It "appears" that his wife Tamer Cowgill, was deceased about 1799, and he went on to remarry a Catherine Farnsworth in 1801, sire more children, and ended up in Indiana, IF this is the correct and same Samuel. I wonder if the license/bond clerk was told "her father was Samuel and her mother was deceased" and the clerk wrote the record incorrectly. Samuel and Tamer had Sarah, Phineas, Samuel Jr, Mary Polly, & Lewis Massie between 1786 and 1799, but perhaps had married as early as 1780. Samuel and Catherine had Mordecai, Levi, Isaac, David, Phebe, Joseph & Ruth between 1803 (the first 3 before 1810) and about 1820. Samuel died 1845-1850, Catherine died 1861-1870. 1797 Samuel, Tamer and son Phineas bought land. Thomas and Nancy Ann White and Samuel and Tamer sold land in 1797in Fauquier. Could Nancy have also been a daughter of Samuel and Tamer? 1799 Samuel was co-executor of Will of James Cowgill (WB F p88, 24 Jan 1799) along with Ralph Cowgill, $2000. bond. Security William Carter and Robert Russell. 1808 son Samuel Jr married Sarah Suffrons in Jefferson Co, VA.. In 1809 Samuel and Catherine bought land in Loudoun Co. 1810 Jefferson Co, VA Census 3 0 2 0 1 and 1 2 2 1 0 that translates to: 3 M -10, 2 M 16-26, 1 M 45+ and 1 F -10, 2 F 10-16, 2 F 16-26, 1 F 26-45 (Catherine 29?) If so, Samuel is at least 50 (1840 census) and born 1760 or earlier. 1819 Mary Polly married Blundell in Fauquier Co, VA. 1820 Loudoun Co, VA Census 2 2 1 1 0 1 and 3 1 0 1 0 that translates to: 2 M -10, 2 M 10-16, 1 M 16-18, 1 M 16-26, 1 M 45+ and 3 F -10, 1 F 10-16, 1 F 26-45 (Catherine 39?) (1820 - 39= 1781 birth year) 1824 A Samuel Massie purchased property in the Estate sale of Lewis Lyder: 29 Nov 1824. 1830 August Loudoun Co, marriage license for daughter Phebe requested by Samuel and witnessed by sons Mordecai, Isaac and Levi. They also sold their land in Loudoun Co in 1830. After this, around late 1830 or early 1831 he and Catherine moved to IN. In March 1831 Samuel and sons Mordecai and Isaac bought land in Delaware Co, IN. In 1834 they sold this land and moved to LaPorte Co, IN. According to a marriage licence held in the Porter County Library, Valparaiso, IN, Samuel gave his minor daughter Ruth Massey permission to marry Abram Carmack in 1836 in Porter, IN, with Levi and David as witnesses. 1840 he and Catherine are believed to be in the household of their youngest son Joseph Massey. In the 1840 Census he is listed in the 80-90 year range. 1842 and in 1845 Samuel and Catherine sold land in LaPorte, IN to son Levi. 1850 Catherine was listed as still being in the household of Joseph and his family. Catherine is listed as being 79 years on the 1860 census in IN. Would anyone care to jump in with any additional info, or disputes of what I show at this point? I believe there would not be any records regarding orphans, since the father was not deceased; am I correct? There might be apprentice records. Are there any Farnsworth researchers who could join in? Thank you. Tosca

Kathy Bradley, please contact me. I've lost your address. Tosca may be a new Massie / Massey cousin. Thanks, Shirley Starks Sstarks@tampabay.rr.com

Happy Easter, Top of the Morning to you. Daniel Heath de Butts Squire of Kinsley Mills, Buckland, Va.

If I had searched my notes more thoroughly, I would have identified Mary Simpson nee Kincheloe, formerly of Fairfax Co., VA. As stated previously, she was the wife of Richard Simpson, Sr., who, in Fairfax Co., VA records is called Richard Simpson, Jr. Both Richard, Sr. and Mary died in Caswell Co., NC. These are a few of my notes on Kincheloe, said to be maiden name of Mary Simpson: JOHN KINCHELOE. (Ca. 1695 Northern Neck, VA-ca.1748 Prince William Co., VA) Lived at one time in Stafford Co. on Occoquan & Niapsco (also called Nebasco Creek, Stafford Co.) Later may have lived on Hooe's Creek, which MAY have been in the same vicinity. There is some indication he may have owned land in Richmond Co., all these counties being part of Northern Neck Virginia. They may have owned land in various counties as the family expanded and as the counties divided. According to Lewin Dwinell McPherson, who wrote a Kincheloe family history which he published ca. 1951, John Kincheloe, son of Cornelius Kincheloe, was married to Elizabeth Canterbury. (McPherson says John Kincheloe owned land in Richmond Co. ca 1725 [deed to Anthony Snider]) and later in Stafford Co. (1728-1732) Later in Prince William Co.) My further notes indicate these were some of Mary's siblings (and their spouses, where known) Margaret [Peggy] Kincheloe wife of George Foote, Jr., believed to be of Fauquier Co., VA Cornelius Kincheloe CORNELIUS KINCHELOE II. Cornelius Kincheloe, son of John Kincheloe and brother of Daniel Kincheloe, was baptized in 1721 in North Farnham Parish Richmond Co., VA. "Kincheloe, Cornelius, son of John and Elizabeth Kincheloe, 8 Oct 1721" (George Harrison Sanford King, THE REGISTERS OF NORTH FARNHAM PARISH 1663-1814 AND LUNENBURG PARISH, 1783-1800, RICHMOND COUNTY, VIRGINIA [Fredericksburg, VA, 1966], p. 111.) Daniel Kincheloe [Elizabeth Wickliffe] John Kincheloe [Mary Wickliffe] Elizabeth Kincheloe said to have been married twice: 1. Isaac Davis and 2. Rodham Blanchett Wileman Kincheloe (Name comes from McPherson's genealogy of the Kincheloe family. An e-mal correspondent gives this information: Apparently Wileman Kincheloe married his niece: Mary Kincheloe, dau of John Kincheloe and Milly Butler. Sarah Kincheloe 2 Mar 1762 between William Tyler and Sarah his Wife land conveyed to Sarah Kincheloe who intermarried with said William Tyler (From Prince William County Deed Book 1761-1764; pp. 160-162) And there are probably more Kincheloes whom I have overlooked. With the exception of Mary Kincheloe Simpson, the children of John Kincheloe and Elizabeth Canterbury seem to have remained in Virginia--in or around Northern Neck Virginia. Thanks for your interest. E.W.Wallace

Here's another Fauquier couple who married in DC. Bonnie McDonald The Washington Post, January 3, 1896, pg. 11 LICENSED TO MARRY. Michael MCHAN and Ella O’CONNOR. William RITCHIE and Jeanness DIGGS. James R. FINCH, of Fauquier County, Va., and Lena E. RIPBERGER, of Shenandoah County, Va. Thomas STREET, of Pennell County, N. C., and Catherine ALEXANDER, of Madison County, Va. George W. REAVES and Lucy E. COLE. W. H. STEWART and Mary E. CUMBERLAND. George H. KAGER and Gertrude BURKE. John JACKSON and Kittie MATTHEWS. Abner JONES and Belle FIELDS. Felicien de FANCOMIERE and Hattie YARBOROUGH. Benjamin WARDER and Harriet E. TRIBBLE, both of Alexandria. William C. JENKINS and Mary L. AYERS, both of Philadelphia. William HIPKINS and Fanny CHAPMAN. Transcribed by: Jamie M. Perez jamiemac@flash.net “Trying to confirm or refute that CORNELIUS McLEAN SR. (circa 1774-Sep. 12, 1836) of Washington, D.C., was the uncle of WILLIAM McLEAN CRIPPS (1799-1876) of Washington, D.C, and, furthermore, that Cornelius was born in Staten Island, NY.” ==== DC-OLD-NEWS Mailing List ==== District of Columbia Newspapers http://www.NewspaperAbstracts.com/district/