You might try the local library. Or try the inter-loan process at the local library. Libbybaker@aol.com wrote: > Dear List, > > I just purchased a paperback edition of the above by Nancy Chappelear Baird, > a signed copy no less. My problem is that a mistake occurred in binding and I > have duplicate pages of text replacing some missing introductory pages. > > Does anyone have a copy of this book and could you make copies of the missing > pages for me? > > I am missing introductory page ix (this doesnt look right anyway Roman #9, > continued description of Belle Grove) through xvi. I have xvii. (In it's place > in my version are pages 1-8 of the diary.) > > I sure would appreciate some help! > > Libby > > ==== 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

Jim Bartlett Gaithersburg, MD "1815 Directory of Virginia Landowners (and Gazetteer)" Volume Four: Northern Virginia Abstracted by Roger G. Ward (of Lubbock, Texas) Iberian Publishing Company (1999); Athens, Georgia Culpeper County BURKLEY, Samuel; his mill; 21NW. Fairfax County BARTLETT, Andrew, of Alexandria; Occoquan; 15SW. BERKLEY, Benjamin; Little Rockey Run; 4 and ½ SW. BERKLEY, George N; Piney Branch; 4 and ½ SW. BERKLEY, John L, of Loudoun County; Elk Lick and Cub Run; 10NW. Frederick County BERKLEY, Richard=9NE. BERKLEY, Robert; north side Shenandoah RV, Smoke Town;. BRYARTY, Ann=8SW. BRYARTY, Samuel, one of Carters lots on Opecken; 7SE, 9S. BRYERLEY, Robert; Applepye Ridge; 4NW. Loudoun County BARTLETT, Saml, of Kentucky; Blue Ridge; 20W. BERKLEY, George; life-Broad Run, Broad Run and Horsepen Run; 13S. BERKLEY, John L, life; Little River Turnpike RD and Springfield RD; 14?S. BERKLEY, Scarlett, heirs, of Kentucky=10S. BERKSLEY, Thomas; Leesburg;. BLAKELEY, William; 3SE of Blue Ridge; 16W. Madison County BLAKEY, Mary, widow of Churchill BLAKEY, life; Rapid Ann Meeting House; 6SW. Orange County BLAKEY, William; under the Blue Ridge at foot of Daniels MTN, Blue Run; 26W. Prince William County BERKLEY, Lewis, of Berkley County; Bull Run; 23NW. Rockingham County BLAKELY, William; New Haven; 12SE. Frederick County, VA/ Will Book No. 9, 1810-1816. DAVIS, William Nuncupative Will. Presented 6 June 1815/31 July 1815 Wife: Margaret DAVIS Children: Elizabeth BARTLETT only one named. Exrs: Baalis DAVIS, John GILKISON, David TIMBERLAKE, James DAVIS. Wit: James DAVIS, Elizabeth DAVIS Presented 6 Jun 1815 and following people ordered to appear to contest said will if they so chose: Margaret DAVIS, widow of said William DAVIS, Stephen DAVIS, James DAVIS, Henry BARTLETT and his wife Elizabeth, John GILKISON and his wife Lucy, David TIMBERLAKE and his wife Polly, William DAVIS and his wife Peggy, and Sarah SOWERS, legal heirs of William DAVIS. Heirs failed to appear, so will was recorded 31 July 1815. (page 425-428) Frederick County, Virginia Marriages DAVIS, Elizabeth married BARTLETT, Henry, 2 Jan 1799. LAUBINGER, Barbara Will: 19 Feb 1808/7 Mar 1810 Children: Michael, Catherine (wife of Henry BRINKER), Rosana (widow of William CAMPBELL) and Susanna (wife of John BARTLETT) Granddaughter Barbara, daughter of John LAUBINGER. Exr: "the person in whose hands this will may be deposited at the time of my death" Wit: James REILY, George HARRISON (page 523-524) Frederick Co., VA/ Will Book No. 8, 1804-1810 MURRAY, George Orphan's accounts: 2 Feb 1807 Guardian: John WOODCOCK Orphans: George MURRAY, Jane BRYARLY wife of David BRYARLY, Polly MURRAY and Cyrus MURRAY Examiners: Sam BRYARLY, George Catlett and Oliver FRENSTON

Dear List, I just purchased a paperback edition of the above by Nancy Chappelear Baird, a signed copy no less. My problem is that a mistake occurred in binding and I have duplicate pages of text replacing some missing introductory pages. Does anyone have a copy of this book and could you make copies of the missing pages for me? I am missing introductory page ix (this doesnt look right anyway Roman #9, continued description of Belle Grove) through xvi. I have xvii. (In it's place in my version are pages 1-8 of the diary.) I sure would appreciate some help! Libby

I think you have to be registered for the NY Times website (no cost) -- so this link might not work for those who aren't already, but the story is in the November 20 issue. Here is the link and the first few paragraphs. http://www.nytimes.com/2003/11/20/garden/20VIRG.html?pagewanted=1 THE PLAINS, Va. THE three-story house here owned by Christopher Ohrstrom appears pretty much as it might have in the 1830's, all pearl-white clapboard and window glass so wavy it always looks as if it's raining outside. Nearby stands a barn that dates from before the Civil War. And clustered around the two buildings are several modest white structures, including a privy where one of Robert E. Lee's sons is said to have hidden from Union soldiers. From the looks of things, it's just another of the prosperous farms on the outskirts of this town of 266 people, within an hour's drive of Washington. The Plains is deep in manicured horse country out of a Constable painting, a place where old-money millionaires like Bunny Mellon cultivate anonymity. But think again. Here at Lee Hall, where Mr. Ohrstrom, 47, an expert on early American decorative arts, lives with his wife, Lilla, 38, a sculptor, and their four children, everything old has been built again. Since 1996, when they moved from upstate New York to this town, where both grew up, the Ohrstroms have been living a home-improvement project that puts "This Old House" to shame. Seven buildings on the 160-acre farm are Southern ruins dismantled like jigsaw puzzles and brought to the site by Mr. Ohrstrom and a team of craftsmen. Each building has been reconstructed and restored, one hand-forged nail at a time, to become part of the Ohrstrom family compound.

Chocy; I am trying to sort out all BARTLETT, BARTLEY, BARKLEY, BERKLEY lines from Colonial VA up to 1850. I've extracted all the census records and many others, and am working on the Pers Prop Tax Lists, but I don't have the 1815 Landowners info you quoted from. Could I trouble you for the same info you provided below for these surnames? I am happy to provide any info I have on these same surnames - I've traced a number of them to other VA counties, and to KY and other states. TIA; Jim Bartlett, Gaithersburg, MD -----Original Message----- From: Chocybrown@aol.com [mailto:Chocybrown@aol.com] Sent: Monday, November 17, 2003 1:54 PM To: VAFAUQUI-L@rootsweb.com Subject: DODD/HINDALL/JAMES/McLEARN/TILLER Jim, The 1815 Virginia Landowners show the following. The distance and direction would be from the county courthouse. 1815 Fauquier County, VA County Courthouse @ Warrenton Dodd, Benj; Tinpot Run; 10SW. Dodd, John; Carters Run; 12NW. ==== VAFAUQUI Mailing List ==== Search this list's archived messages! http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl

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My 6xgggf was Nathaniel Dodd Sr. Nathaniel's wife was Sarah, but they also, had a daughter named Sarah. Sarah (the daughter) married Charles Pinkard. My question---Does anyone on the list know if Charles and Sarah had a son named Nathaniel? Thanks,. Annie D.

"The Hindall you mentioned may be "Kendall". There have been transcription errors. Not certain which is correct." November 18, 2003 Jim & List: For decades I thought the same thing! Never quite sure if it was an error, or accurate. After all there are surnames of Hindall, Gendall, Fendall, Pendill and of course Kendall, all in Fauquier County. At last count, there are sixteen different ways to spell the surname Kendall, with a "K". But, alas, Hindall, to the best of my research, is not connected to the Kendall's. The Hindall's migrated to Ohio with the Great Western Movement. I contacted some Hindall's in Ohio 10, 12 years back; They absolutely, adamantly, insisted that they were Hindall's, NOT Kendall's. I took them at their word, and let it be, as insisted! Tom Kendall

Jim, With the names you've presented, I presume you are referring to the Dodd family of Tinpot and not the Dodds of Loudoun Co. The Dodd homestead dates from the 1740s when Nathaniel and Sarah Dodd settled on Tinpot Run in southern (today) Fauquier. The location is just south of Opal and north of Remington. There is/was a small community there named Doddsville. He died in 1784 leaving a large estate and land holdings. Some of the children took their inheritance and went into NC and KY. The others, except for John, divided their father's lands and remained in the area. Son John took his inheritance and settled in Leeds Manor on South Run, a tributary off Carters Run. He purchased the Curtis grist mill. The location is just east of Orlean. The land book descriptions are vague, giving the nearest major watercourse - in this case Carters Run. John Dodd died in 1815 so I'm not sure which John Dodd you mean. He had a son John and several nephews also named John. The Hindall you mentioned may be "Kendall". There have been transcription errors. Not certain which is correct. Daniel McClaren lived near the TinPot Dodds on Marsh Run I believe. He married a Mary Dodd who is probably the daughter of Benjamin Dodd from a previously (unknown) marriage. Your message is unclear in its formatting if you are searching the Carter surname. There was a Francis Carter family in the Orlean area which had connections to the John Dodd family. They are no relation to the namesake of Carters Run, nor to the Carters of King Carter notoriety. Hope this helps. Jim Ball On 17 Nov 2003 at 15:24, Jim Tiller wrote: > Does anyone know what geographic section of the county the following > surnames might have been associated with in the 1820-1830 time frame? > > Dodd, John > Hindall, John or Robert or William Hindall > James, Aldridge or James Carter James > McLearen > Tiller, Benjamin > -- Please visit "The Ball Family of Carter's Run" http://web.raex.com/~jdball

Does anyone have any information about any epidemics, plagues, etc around the 1820's. My 6th ggf died 1821 and unconfirmed information that his two youngest sons in 1824 and 1827. In 1832 my 6th ggm wrote about cholera near Washington and she died in 1834. I just found it odd that he died young (relatively speaking) and his two boys died very young all within 6 years. Janean

When I was sponsoring the Rappahannock Co., VA USGenWeb page, i had a page with national epidemics: http://www26.brinkster.com/varappah/Rappahannock/sick.htm Good luck. Janean Ray <JRay38@neo.rr.com> wrote: Does anyone have any information about any epidemics, plagues, etc around the 1820's. My 6th ggf died 1821 and unconfirmed information that his two youngest sons in 1824 and 1827. In 1832 my 6th ggm wrote about cholera near Washington and she died in 1834. I just found it odd that he died young (relatively speaking) and his two boys died very young all within 6 years. Janean ==== 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 --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Protect your identity with Yahoo! Mail AddressGuard

In a message dated 11/17/2003 2:25:04 PM US Mountain Standard Time, geo_jwt@shsu.edu writes: > Does anyone know what geographic section of the country the following > surnames might have been associated with in the 1820-1830 time frame? > There's a fantastic free website where you can research surname distribution as of 1850 (and later years). It's at <A HREF="http://www.hamrick.com/names/">http://www.hamrick.com/names/</A> I was lucky enough to find it when I had just started doing genealogy, and all I had for my maternal ancestors were the surnames Jett and Merry -- between this site, and the SSDI, I narrowed down their location to Bond County, Illinois, which happens to have a wonderful genealogy web forum.

Jim, The 1815 Virginia Landowners show the following. The distance and direction would be from the county courthouse. 1815 Fauquier County, VA County Courthouse @ Warrenton Dodd, Benj; Tinpot Run; 10SW. Dodd, John; Carters Run; 12NW. Dodd, Joseph; Tinpot; 12SW. Dodd, Nathaniel, estate; Tinpot Run; 12SW. Hindall; None James, Aldridge; Marsha Run; 9SE. James, Benjamin, heirs; Elk Run; 15E. James, Francis, Junior=2E. James, Francis, Senior=2E. James, John, heirs=17E. James, Joseph; Deep Run; 22SE. James, William; Carters Run; 10NW. McLarin, Archabald; Thumb Run; 20NW. McLarin, Daniel; Marsh Run; 8SE. McLarin, William; Thumb Run; 20NW. Tuller; None. Tullass, Joshua=19SE. Tullass, Rodeham, Junior; Town Run; 20NE. Tullas, Rodeham, Senior, Town Run; 18NE. 1815 Loudoun County, VA County Courthouse @ Leesburg Dodd, John, Junior; Leesburg;. Dodd, John, estate=7N. Dodd, Samuel; 2S of Short Hill; 12W. James, Ann; Mountain RD; 15S. James, Benjamin; south fork Broad Run, Mountain RD and Little River Turnpike RD; 13S. James, David, Junior; 2SE of Blue Ridge; 15W. James, John; Upperville; 22W. James, Moses, of Ohio state=14S. James, Thomas; Southeast side Blue Ridge, 3S of Blue Ridge; 15W, 14W. James, William, exor; Mountain RD; 16S. Hope this helps, Chocy

Does anyone know what geographic section of the county the following surnames might have been associated with in the 1820-1830 time frame? Dodd, John Hindall, John or Robert or William Hindall James, Aldridge or James Carter James McLearen Tiller, Benjamin Thanks, Jim Tiller

There were two guardian bonds written on the Moore boys. The one you mentioned and the second one: 27 January 1835: On the motion of Michael Plaister, it is ordered that Elijah Chinn, guardian of James Moore, Henry Moore, Benjamin Moore and William Moore, infant children of William Moore, dec'd. be summoned to appear here the 1st day of the next Court to answer for his default and shew cause, if any he hath, for his failure to return an Inventory of the estate of his wards aforesaid. According John K. Gott's research Elijah Chinn;'s marriage was: Elijah Chinn and Tamar Moore Marriage Bond: 8/25/1828 Bondsman: Samuel Puller Marriage Date: 9/2/1828 not 1829 There was a: James Moore and Emily Parker Marriage Bond: 7/23/1832 Bondsman: d/o of James James Moore and Elizabeth Palmer Marriage Bond: March 13, 1837 Bondsman: d/o Abner and Sarah Cogle Usually when a marriage takes place it states if the groom is marrying a "Mrs" that is not to say always.

Hope that maybe someone can help me. Elijah Chinn, appointed guardian of James, Henry, Benjamin and William Moore, orphans of William Moore, dec'd. 23 Nov. 1829. For $1,500. Sec: Charles Chinn and Henry H. Hutchison. Elijah Chinn was married on September 2, 1829 to Tamer Moore. My question is: Does anyone know if Tamer was the widow of William Morre and thus the mother of the four Moore brothers? I am curious about James Moore as I am looking for the parents of James Bryant Moore, born in 1815. James Bryant Moore married Elizabeth Palmer, daughter of Abner and Sarah Cogle Palmer in 1837 in Fauquier County, Va. Hopefully someone might have seen some information on these Moore family members. Carol Sherman Houghton Searching for: Briggs, Sherman, Lovejoy, Mosher, Smith, Hall and many more in New England Houghton, Palmer, Moore, Franklin and more in West Virginia, Virginia, Pennsylvania and New York. _________________________________________________________________ Concerned that messages may bounce because your Hotmail account is over limit? Get Hotmail Extra Storage! http://join.msn.com/?PAGE=features/es

I am not related, but have John K. Gott's CD on Fauquier County. I am sending what it has on the surname Eustace. Fauquier County Deed: 23 Sept. 1765. B & S. Between Isaac Eustace & Agatha, his wife, of Stafford County and Elias Edmonds ... £25 cash and 10,000 lbs. of Lawful tobacco ... tract on Pignut Ridge ... 450 acres ... same granted to Peter Byrum of Stafford Co. 18-19 May 1730 ... by him conveyed to Capt. John Lee of Stafford Co. by the Prop. ... 1 March 1730 and from him to Capt. Eustace of Lancaster Co., father of Isaac ... who bequested the land to Isaac ... Beg. near the land of John McGuire ... east side of the Pignut Ridge ... Signed: Isaac Eustace, Agatha Eustace. Witness: Joseph Blackwell, Martin Pickett, Recorded 24 Sept. 1765, ack. by grantors. 6 February 1776. B & S. Between Peter Beech and John Humphries .. £85 ... 200 acres on branches of Deep Run, part of tract taken up by Robert Jones and by him to sold to Alexander Beech, father of Peter (B) Beach. Witnesses: Joseph Blackwell, Joseph Blackwell, Jr., Will. Eustace, Jr. Isaac Eustace. Recorded 26 Feb. 1776, proved by oath of Blackwells and William Eustace, Jr. Fauquier County marriages: Isaac Eustace and Susanna James Marriage Bond: December 14, 1780 Bondsman: William Jones John Eustace and Lousia Boteler Marriage Bond: December 9, 1820 Bondsman: d/o Joseph Thomas Eustace and Elizabeth George Marriage Bond: Sept. 28, 1808 Bondsman: Joseph George (consent) William Eustace and Elizabeth Beale Marriage Bond: October 20, 1791 Bondsman: John Gibson William Eustace and Mary Gillison Marriage Bond: Jan. 21, 1789 Bondsman: John Gibson William Eustace and Nancy Parr Marriage Bond: July 5, 1802 Bondsman: James Parr William H. Eustace and Mary Lewis Marriage Bond: March 18, 1801 Bondsman: d/o Joseph & Esther William Jones & Ann Eustace Marriage Bond: 12/14/1780 Bondsman: Isaac Eutace Peter Henry and Elizabeth Eustace Marriage Bond: Sept. 12, 1818 Bondsman: d/o Isaac Minister: Lemmon Marriage Date: 9/15/1818 John B. Gibson and Mary G. Eustace Marriage Bond: 2/22/1819 Bondsman: d/o William Minister: Lemmon Marriage Date: 2/25/1819 24 September 1784. Deed of Gift. Between William Eustace and Isaac Eustace, son of sd. William .. for natual love & affection and 5s ... tracts .. now in Isaac's possession .. 628 acres (+/-) .. Beg. ... White oak in a valley on the South east side of the North west branch of Elk run ... also ... tract ... Beg. ... line of the land formerly Ralph Hughes .. (also another tract) .. Signed: Wm. Eustace, Anne Eustace (not mentioned in deed) Wits: John James, John Gibson, William Eustace, Jr. Recorded 27 Sept. 1784, ack. by wits. Minute Book: May Court 1781 (28 May) Recommend to his Excellency the Gov. to be appointed Officer of Militia of this County. William Eustace, Jr. for Lt. March Court 1780 (27 March) It was mentioned Capt. Eustace's Co. was 2nd. Va. Regiment Fauquier County 1775 List of Tithable for the Southern Part of Hamilton Parish. Source: Library of Va., Accession #24569, Fauquier County Tithable. Not available at Fauquier Courthouse. Lower (southeastern) part of Hamilton Parish Col. W. Eustace, John Eustace, Isaac Eustace, and 12 Negroes Total 15 tithable. William Blackwell's 1778 List of Tithes: William Eustace, William Eustace, Jr, Isaac Eustace, Edwin Eustace, 16 Negroes. Total 20. 1781 Tithes: Isaac Eustace total 4 1783-001 William Blackwell's district of tithable William Eustace, Wm. Eustace, Edwin Eustace 3 - 10 9 6 18 Isaac Eustace 1 - 3 3 3 8 Column 1= White males over 21 Column 2= White males over 16 and under 21 Column 3= All slaves 16 and over of both genders Column 4= All slaves under 16 Column 5= Horses Column 6= Cattle June

1815 Virginia Landowners list the following for Fauquier County. Eustace, Isaac; Elk Run; 14E. Eustace, Thomas; Elk Run; 14E. Eustace, William, heirs; Elk 14E. Eustace, William, Senior; Elk Run; 13SE.

If you are anywhere near Culpeper during Thanksgiving week (or would even consider taking a trip), please note the following CGS is having a gravestone recording led by member Deb Koplen on Saturday, November 29 at the Oakland Baptist Church cemetery in Richardsville, VA. If you would like to participate, dress appropriately for the weather. Bring a clipboard and a pen or pencil and a happy spirit. Forms will be provided on which to record the stones. Please meet at 10:00 AM, in the parking lot at Southgate in front of where the old Safeway was OR at the Oakland Baptist Church in Richardsville. Contact Donna Boyd (momdsb@summit.net; 540-825-5466) or Julie Bushong at the library (825-8691) or Deb Koplen (koplend@swbell.net) for any further information. Your help is needed! Hope to see you there! "Do not go where the path may lead; go instead where there is no path and leave a trail." Ralph Waldo Emerson Deb Koplen http://home.swbell.net/koplend/ koplend@swbell.net Grand Prairie, TX MSN Instant Messenger: Freckles6932 "Right Smak dab between Dallas & Fort Worth"

After rethinking my request for a look-up, it needs to be the 1810 List in order for Thomas, Isaac's son to be listed. Thanks so much, Velma