I am looking for information on the parents and/or siblings of the following person: Stephen Fitzgerald born ca. 1770-1780 in Fluvanna? died ca. 1840-1850 married Judith Bybee in 1805 in Fluvanna Co. had issue: 8 children including Johnson (or John) born ca. 1809 Stephen born ca. 1828 Henry born ca. 1835 James born ca. 1836 Thanks, Charlotte Cosner __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Talk to your friends online with Yahoo! Messenger. http://im.yahoo.com

Hi John: This is probably the same Laura J. BROOKS - her birth date is from census material and could be off a year or two. If you are interested in data on her immediate family, please email me off the list. I would like to find her death and the death of her husband, Montgomery E. Clements. Thanks for responding, Steve in Ontario -----Original Message----- From: John L. Elliott <jlelliot@erols.com> To: VAFLUVAN-L@rootsweb.com <VAFLUVAN-L@rootsweb.com> Date: March 4, 2000 12:11 PM Subject: Re: [VAFLUVAN] Laura BROOKS in Fluvanna Steve, I do have A Laura Brooks, b. 1868. Daughter of Andrew Jackson Brooks and Elizabeth Jane Humphrey I have no other info on her. She had 10 brothers and sisters: Andrew, Mary C., Ira, James, Marshall, Ernest, Lelia, Maude, and Lottie Lee Brooks. John Steve & Jodi wrote: > Wondered if in your BROOKS family information you might have a record > of the following person? > > Laura J. BROOKS, born August 1866 in Fluvanna Co. - married 5 october > 1862 in Fluvanna to Montgomery E. CLEMENTS. The later lived in > Scottsville. > > Any connection? > > Steve in Ontario > -----Original Message----- > From: John L. Elliott <jlelliot@erols.com> > To: VAFLUVAN-L@rootsweb.com <VAFLUVAN-L@rootsweb.com> > Date: March 3, 2000 11:20 PM > Subject: [VAFLUVAN] PACE > > Looking for information on parents and siblings of Lottie Bell PACE > born > Feb 26, 1879 Albemarle Co., VA died May 13, 1918 Charlottesville, VA > married Sept 06, 1898 in Albemarle Co. VA James Henry BROOKS born > April > 16, 1874 Fluvanna, VA died Sept. 19, 1945 Waynesboro, VA son of Andrew > Jackson BROOKS and Elizabeth Jane Humphrey > > Lottie Bell PACE and James Henry BROOKS had nine children: > > 1. Daisy P. BROOKS b. Aug 12, 1899 Woodridge, VA married (1) MAWYER > (2) > Ray TAYLOR > > 2. Lucian O. BROOKS b. Nov 12 1901 Woodridge, VA married Joan? > > 3. Alice Adeline BROOKS b. July 01, 1904 Woodridge, VA married John > William HALE > > 4. John Hinsley BROOKS b. Aug. 29, 1906 Woodridge, VA married (1) > Bertha > Juliet MABE, (2) Clarice KIRBY > > 5. Nelly Mae BROOKS b. Sept 24, 1908 Waynesboro, VA married George > Melvin DEDRICK > > 6. Theodosia R. BROOKS b. March 23, 1911 Waynesboro, VA married > Herbert > BENTLEY > > 7. Violet Odell BROOKS b. Sept 16, 1913 Albemarl Co. VA North Garden > married John Strailey ELLIOTT b. Dec 31, 1904 Johnson City, TN MY > PARENTS) > > 8. Georgia R. BROOKS b. Jan. 10, 1916 Albemarle Co., VA married > Bernard > Malone > > 9. Lottie A. BROOKS b. May 13, 1918 d. May 14, 1918 Woodridge, VA > > John L. Elliott

Steve, I do have A Laura Brooks, b. 1868. Daughter of Andrew Jackson Brooks and Elizabeth Jane Humphrey I have no other info on her. She had 10 brothers and sisters: Andrew, Mary C., Ira, James, Marshall, Ernest, Lelia, Maude, and Lottie Lee Brooks. John Steve & Jodi wrote: > Wondered if in your BROOKS family information you might have a record > of the following person? > > Laura J. BROOKS, born August 1866 in Fluvanna Co. - married 5 october > 1862 in Fluvanna to Montgomery E. CLEMENTS. The later lived in > Scottsville. > > Any connection? > > Steve in Ontario > -----Original Message----- > From: John L. Elliott <jlelliot@erols.com> > To: VAFLUVAN-L@rootsweb.com <VAFLUVAN-L@rootsweb.com> > Date: March 3, 2000 11:20 PM > Subject: [VAFLUVAN] PACE > > Looking for information on parents and siblings of Lottie Bell PACE > born > Feb 26, 1879 Albemarle Co., VA died May 13, 1918 Charlottesville, VA > married Sept 06, 1898 in Albemarle Co. VA James Henry BROOKS born > April > 16, 1874 Fluvanna, VA died Sept. 19, 1945 Waynesboro, VA son of Andrew > Jackson BROOKS and Elizabeth Jane Humphrey > > Lottie Bell PACE and James Henry BROOKS had nine children: > > 1. Daisy P. BROOKS b. Aug 12, 1899 Woodridge, VA married (1) MAWYER > (2) > Ray TAYLOR > > 2. Lucian O. BROOKS b. Nov 12 1901 Woodridge, VA married Joan? > > 3. Alice Adeline BROOKS b. July 01, 1904 Woodridge, VA married John > William HALE > > 4. John Hinsley BROOKS b. Aug. 29, 1906 Woodridge, VA married (1) > Bertha > Juliet MABE, (2) Clarice KIRBY > > 5. Nelly Mae BROOKS b. Sept 24, 1908 Waynesboro, VA married George > Melvin DEDRICK > > 6. Theodosia R. BROOKS b. March 23, 1911 Waynesboro, VA married > Herbert > BENTLEY > > 7. Violet Odell BROOKS b. Sept 16, 1913 Albemarl Co. VA North Garden > married John Strailey ELLIOTT b. Dec 31, 1904 Johnson City, TN ( MY > PARENTS) > > 8. Georgia R. BROOKS b. Jan. 10, 1916 Albemarle Co., VA married > Bernard > Malone > > 9. Lottie A. BROOKS b. May 13, 1918 d. May 14, 1918 Woodridge, VA > > John L. Elliott

Wondered if in your BROOKS family information you might have a record of the following person? Laura J. BROOKS, born August 1866 in Fluvanna Co. - married 5 october 1862 in Fluvanna to Montgomery E. CLEMENTS. The later lived in Scottsville. Any connection? Steve in Ontario -----Original Message----- From: John L. Elliott <jlelliot@erols.com> To: VAFLUVAN-L@rootsweb.com <VAFLUVAN-L@rootsweb.com> Date: March 3, 2000 11:20 PM Subject: [VAFLUVAN] PACE Looking for information on parents and siblings of Lottie Bell PACE born Feb 26, 1879 Albemarle Co., VA died May 13, 1918 Charlottesville, VA married Sept 06, 1898 in Albemarle Co. VA James Henry BROOKS born April 16, 1874 Fluvanna, VA died Sept. 19, 1945 Waynesboro, VA son of Andrew Jackson BROOKS and Elizabeth Jane Humphrey Lottie Bell PACE and James Henry BROOKS had nine children: 1. Daisy P. BROOKS b. Aug 12, 1899 Woodridge, VA married (1) MAWYER (2) Ray TAYLOR 2. Lucian O. BROOKS b. Nov 12 1901 Woodridge, VA married Joan? 3. Alice Adeline BROOKS b. July 01, 1904 Woodridge, VA married John William HALE 4. John Hinsley BROOKS b. Aug. 29, 1906 Woodridge, VA married (1) Bertha Juliet MABE, (2) Clarice KIRBY 5. Nelly Mae BROOKS b. Sept 24, 1908 Waynesboro, VA married George Melvin DEDRICK 6. Theodosia R. BROOKS b. March 23, 1911 Waynesboro, VA married Herbert BENTLEY 7. Violet Odell BROOKS b. Sept 16, 1913 Albemarl Co. VA North Garden married John Strailey ELLIOTT b. Dec 31, 1904 Johnson City, TN ( MY PARENTS) 8. Georgia R. BROOKS b. Jan. 10, 1916 Albemarle Co., VA married Bernard Malone 9. Lottie A. BROOKS b. May 13, 1918 d. May 14, 1918 Woodridge, VA John L. Elliott

Looking for information on parents and siblings of Lottie Bell PACE born Feb 26, 1879 Albemarle Co., VA died May 13, 1918 Charlottesville, VA married Sept 06, 1898 in Albemarle Co. VA James Henry BROOKS born April 16, 1874 Fluvanna, VA died Sept. 19, 1945 Waynesboro, VA son of Andrew Jackson BROOKS and Elizabeth Jane Humphrey Lottie Bell PACE and James Henry BROOKS had nine children: 1. Daisy P. BROOKS b. Aug 12, 1899 Woodridge, VA married (1) MAWYER (2) Ray TAYLOR 2. Lucian O. BROOKS b. Nov 12 1901 Woodridge, VA married Joan? 3. Alice Adeline BROOKS b. July 01, 1904 Woodridge, VA married John William HALE 4. John Hinsley BROOKS b. Aug. 29, 1906 Woodridge, VA married (1) Bertha Juliet MABE, (2) Clarice KIRBY 5. Nelly Mae BROOKS b. Sept 24, 1908 Waynesboro, VA married George Melvin DEDRICK 6. Theodosia R. BROOKS b. March 23, 1911 Waynesboro, VA married Herbert BENTLEY 7. Violet Odell BROOKS b. Sept 16, 1913 Albemarl Co. VA North Garden married John Strailey ELLIOTT b. Dec 31, 1904 Johnson City, TN ( MY PARENTS) 8. Georgia R. BROOKS b. Jan. 10, 1916 Albemarle Co., VA married Bernard Malone 9. Lottie A. BROOKS b. May 13, 1918 d. May 14, 1918 Woodridge, VA John L. Elliott

Source: WVPIONEERS-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [WVPioneers] FW: Beverley Manor List I've posted this other lists. I hope some find this useful. The following list comes from the Map of the Beverley Patent (1736) by J.R. Hildebrand (1954) I entered this data from four sectioned map located at: http://www.rootsweb.com/~vaaugust/augusta2.html I have entered the data to the best of my ability, but the files are difficult to read. Any corrections are welcome. Mark Shives Mshives@mail.com Beverley Manor Northwest Map Name Acres Year Morris Ofriel 40 1748 Wm Cathey 466 1738 William King 251 1749 John Trimble 449 1739 Robert Crockett 322 1740 William Vance 400 1740 Robert Campbell 356 1740 George Hutchinson 380 1738 Robert Young 234 1749 James Young 436 1749 Jacob Lockhart 436 1742 Patrick Martis 321 1740 James Vance 305 1749 Hugh Young 200 1749 Hugh Young 586 1746 Jno. Jamison 104 1744 Robt Davis 104 1744 Robt Davis 300 Jno. Brown 310 1748 Robert Young 530 1749 William Mc Clintock 316 1749 Jno. Brown 100 1745 Jacob Zimmerman 236 1807 Philip Greaver 161 1806 Thomas Peery 375 1749 James Peery 220 1749 John Campbell 325 1749 Adam Thompson 287 1749 Andrew McClure 300 1749 David Summers 190 1806 Henry Black 200 1770 William McHabb 300 1749 James Callison 300 1749 George Baylor 81 1808 John Lynn, Sr. 320 1749 John Lynn, Jr. 383 1749 John Bigham 302 1749 William Ledgerwood, Jr. 300 1751 John Henderson 520 1747 William Nutt 650 1747 James McCorkle 370 1747 Jno. Trimble 200 1750 Moses Thomps. 1041 1740 Jas. Miller Alexander Breckenridge 345 1742 John Miller 230 1747 Robt. McClawahan 331 1741 Wm. Fleming 420 1765 James Miller 300 1751 Wm. Fleming 120 1765 Chesley Kinney 373 1812 Clarke Edmonston Chapman Johnson Bowyer 25 1804 John Bowyer Wm. Alexander Enoch Fenton 324 1807 Robt. Finley 155 1754 Felix Gilbert 480 1765 William Preston 320 1749 William Beverley 2050 1748 Jno. Madison 340 Beverley Manor Northeast Map Name Acres Year Joshua Evans 297 1806 Robert King 750 1742 David Bell 98 Jno. Oriner 135 1/2 1806 John Anderson 747 1739 Robert Porgue 772 1739 Wm. Lewis 170 1765 John Lewis 2071 1738 Daniel Dem____stone 300 1739 Francis McClune 196 1739 John Craig 335 1742 Robt Porgue 265 John Pickens 764 1740 ___ Lewis 185 1765 William Preston 334 1749 Jacob Peck 890 1802 Randal McDonald Moses Thompson 410 Ephraim Wilson 200 1765 Andrew Russell 446 1741 Jas. Fraser 1839 William Hutchinson 572 1741 George Hutchinson 667 1736 Wm. Smith 135 1739 Geo. Young 20 1808 Moses McCue 373 1805 William Palmer 388 1740 Samuel Hughes 440 1742 John Hutchinson 292 1740 John Seawright 413 1740 Rev. James Anderson 1000 1738 Samuel McCune 230 1742 Wm. Wright 230 1749 Wm. Johnson 260 1749 Wm. Wright 155 1749 Wm. Johnson 156 1749 Geo. Hutchinson 530 1738 Samuel McCune 104 1754 Samuel McCune 176 1744 John McCune David Edmiston 350 Jno. Ramsey 110 17?? Gaspar Coiner 364 1806 James Alexander 819 1749 James Hamilton 200 1754 Joseph Bell 280 1754 Joseph Bell 230 1754 Robert McClanahan 216 1748 James Gillespie 210 1749 James Gillespie 208 1740 James Gillespie 200 1753 Charles Oalhouse 414 1749 Dennis Byrne 567 1740 Samuel Gay 323 1739 George Hume 375 1739 George Robinson 892 Richard Pilson 230 1753 James Hamilton 230 1749 Robert Turk 1313 1739 Joseph Bloodworth 650 1742 Robert Black 200 1741 Joseph Bloodworth 350 1742 William Skillern 635 1741 Samuel Pilson 130 1778 Isaac White 150 1779 James Carr 473 1739 Samuel Barber 496 1810 Archibald Hamilton 302 1747 Jno. Hamilton 90 1805 Jas. Lessley 226 1740 George Rodgers 540 1749 Jas. Lesley, Jr. 160 1763 Jno. Pickens 300 1749 Jas. Lessley 226 1740 Jas. Crawford 401 1747 George Anderson 411 1740 Robert Patterson 331 1740 Matthew Armstrong 150 1740 Robt Craig 178 1740 Robert Kinney 196 Wm. Dunlap 100 Jno. Johnston 65 1766 Wm. Johnston 100 John Moffett 491 1739 Jas. Henderson 157 1749 Wm. & Alex Robertson 170 1772 John Kerr 275 1752 Beverley Manor South East Map Name Acres Year James Patton 1356 1749 Samuel Davison (?) 350 1739 Thos. Stuart 353 1749 John Black 738 1749 William Long 433 1749 Andrew Hunter 324 1805 Thomas Black 569 1739 Thomas Henderson 1738 William Henderson 1415 1747 Samuel Brooks 307 1805 George Caldwell 405 1740 Robert Gibson 370 1754 Robert Thompson 200 1765 David Carruthers 200 1773 John Coulter 250 1772 Sarah Thompson 360 1765 Alex. Thompson 110 1765 David Coulter 237 1/2 1807 Edward Hall 220 1747 __ Hall 125 1734 __ Hall 100 1771 Jas Coulter 300 1771 John McClure 359 1769 Andrew Fulton Andrew Campbell 160 1773 James Davis 570 1738 David Henderson 580 1749 A. Stuart 100 Joseph Tees 465 1739 Andrew McClure 370 1738 Daniel Monohan 500 1738 John Campbell 325 1745 Wm. Patterson 247 1749 John Hart 400 1740 ___ McClure Xxx 1739 ___ Stuart 500 1751 Wm. Davis 164 Jno. Davis Beverley Manor South West Map Name Acres Year Patrick Hays 600 1741 Patrick Hays 254 1742 Wm. Pollock 100 1765 William Robinson 380 1749 Jno. Houston 228 1748 __ Montgomery 347 1/2 1747 Samuel Hazard 720 1756 Robert Ramsey 340 1747 John _ 130 1754 Sarah Ramsey 309 1742 Robt Alexander 214 1747 Samuel Steele 530 1749 James Houston 1747 Robt Weir Robert Steele 309 1749 James Fulton 637 1/2 1742 Nathaniel Steele 285 1748 Nathaniel Steele 190 1764 Robt. Poague 202 1740 Francis Beatty 160 1753 John Tate 344 1749 George Breckenridge 540 1747 Finley McClure 444 1739 James Tate 171 1811 Thomas Tate 170 1753 Jno. Armstrong 200 George & Robert Breckenridge 761 1742 Eleanor Mitchell 200 1747 James Lynn 538 1747 Samuel Doak 647 1741 John Doak Samuel & David Doak 220 1806 David Doak 100 1765 James Cameron 160 Samuel Bradford 200 1747 John Mitchell 609 1747 Patrick Campbell 1546 1738 John Buckanan 784 1741 William Campbell James Robertson 385 1740 Joseph Mills 660 1739 Wm. Long 400 1749 James Bell 600 1749 Joseph Reed 454 1740 __ Moore 189 1749 Martha Mitchell 274 1739 Robert Brooke 500 1741 William Robertson 402 1741 James Patton 432 1749 Robert Moffett 490 1752 Robert Wilson 130 1784 Francis Beatty 380 1741 James Patton 474 1741 Thos. Br--- 225 1749 John Shields 225 1749 Thomas Shields 202 1749 Jno. Cowen 202 1749 William Christian 180 1752 Robert, William & John Christian 1614 1739 John Davison 185 1738 Joseph Laren 330 1812 Robert McCorkle 1749 Patrick Campbell 234 1741 John Glass 236 1749 Jas. Frame 220 1749 Samuel McCorkle William Curry 360 1749 James Leaper 526 1739 James Moody 510 1740 Jas. Wilson 101 1751 James Gilmer 204 1747 Arthur Hamilton 270 1749 Arthur Hamilton 515 1741 Joseph Hays 205 1766 Alexander Campbell 559 1744 Wm. Ledgerwood 381 1739 James Callison 226 1749 John Wilson 306 1/2 1748 John Buntine 320 1772 David Cunningham 150 1771 David Cunningham 226 1745 David Campbell 562 1741 James Lockhart 624 1748 Thomas Kirkpatrick 282 1749 John Wilson 260 1738 Patrick Cook 580 1740 John McCutcheon 520 1741 Jno. & Mary Cook 212 1749 Geo. Shultz 218 1809 Wm. Cale 86 1806 Wm. Kerr 284 1839 Jno. Sharp 106 1810 John Wilson 340 1739 John Risk 300 1740 Nathaniel Patterson 201 1740 Robt. Campbell 53 1749 Samuel McCutcheon 600 1742 James Lusk 175 1749 Chas. Berry 326 1752 Francis Berry 265 1751 James Roseboro 240 1749 James Caldwell 600 1738 Isaac McCullough 230 1741

Hi Fluvanna co. research. Lee and I will no longer accepting queries for the Fluvanna co. genealogy website. You may now add your queries at Genforum. http://genforum.genealogy.com/va/fluvanna/ Michèle, host When answering, please leave original message along with all replies to jog my memory. WW2 War Brides Experience http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Meadows/9710/WarBrides.html KIDD KONNECTIONS: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Meadows/9710 THOMAS FAMILY GENEALOGY: http://members.tripod.com/~genealogy_thomas FLUVANNA CO., VIRGINIA HOMEPAGE: http://members.aol.com/leeintn/private/fluvanna/michele.htm Host of BRAGG, CARR, DABNEY, INGRAM and KIDD surname mailing lists. For information: http://members.tripod.com/~genealogy_thomas/maillist.html

From: "Karen T.Ledford" <ktledford@alltel.net> To: doriskf@attglobal.net ============================================================ A result of your requested PML search. To refine or cancel this search, please visit http://pml.rootsweb.com/ ============================================================ Source: FARLEY-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Migration of the Thompsons of Va. to Elbert Co., Ga. Dear List: I have been a study of the Thompson family for over 10 years and while it has led me a merry chase I believe I have it pretty well documented now. It seems that a Ga. Statesman who was later Gov. of Ga. General George Matthews made a trip into Va. and N.C. to secure settlers for the Savannah River Valley Area in Then Wilkes/Elbert Co., Ga. about 1773. He brought with him NUMEROUS families that today can still be found having descendents living in N.E. Ga. area. I am one of them and am descended from many of these old line families. ONe of which is the Thompson family. ONE name pacificially mentioned in the migration of families into the this Savannah River Valley area was ISHAM THOMPSON (this is the son of Robert Thompson of Chesterfield Co., Ga., he was also a Rev. Soldier, and I am unsure of what his military records state). I am also descended from the Allen Family, the Teasley Family, The Rucker Family, The Wood Family, the Brown Family and the Richard Tyner Family (who is a well known figure in Elbert Co. history due to the massacre of his family by the Creek Indians and his daughters being taken captives). Soooo. The Thompson family came in at least in the early 1770's and they intermarried with the other prominent Va. Families those being the Watkins and the Olivers. Isham Thompson mentioned above married Mary Ann Oliver the sister of Dionysius Oliver the founder of Old Petersburg, a thriving town there in Elbert Co. where the most prominent families lived and did business. Isham Thompson was the BROTHER of JOHN FARLEY THOMPSON. I have never found a service record in the Rev. for John Farley but I believe he must have served. Most of these Thompson brothers and their sisters and their husbands caught the "WESTERN" fever and moved onto Alabama. John Farley died before March 1793 and left wills both in OLD Pendleton, S.C. and in Elbert Co., Ga. His son Isham Thompson (not to be confused now with is UNCLE) married Elizabeth Williams. They were the parents of the famous General Wyley Thompson who married Elizabeth Ellington. This union bore no children. But Wyley was an INdian Agent, an Veteran of the WAr of 1812. During his years as Indian Agent he was sent into Florida to try and settle the Indian Wars there. To make a long story short he got involved with an Indian Princess there. She bore him a son. He had given a set of pearl handled pistols to the Indian chief and he was later killed with them for his indiscretion with the daughter. HIS BROTHER was my GGG Grandfather GAINES THOMPSON. The Gaines family also being one of the 1st families into the area with Gen. Matthews, I am uncertan how my GGG GRandfather came to be named GAINES but I am certain there was either some association or kinmanship with the family. Gaines Thompson married SARAH RICE in Alabama. I am sure he went over with the wave of Thompson kinsmen who were migrating at the time. I believe Sarah was the daughter of Leonard Rice, one of the first settlers brought in with Matthews and also a Rev. Soldier buried at Holly Springs Baptist church in Elbert Co. My Andrew Brown is also buried there. I might add here that these names or not all on one side of the house so to speak. The Thompson is of course my fathers side and the Tyners, and the Higginbothams, The Allens, Browns, Teasley's and Ruckers, and Alexanders are all on my mother's side. Gaines and Sarah Rice Thompson moved back to Elbert Co. There they reared a large family one of which was my GG Grandfather ISHAM THOMPSon. He married into the old Higginbotham family to Sarah Ann Higginbotham daughter of William Higginbotham and Eliza TYNER whose Grandfather was Richard Tyner. Proving how intermarried the families are. The HIgginbotham line is from Va. also and a very prominent family there. These families while pocessing large land holdings were hard workers and not of the plantation gentility that we see in MOVIE FICTION. Their homes were not like gone with the wind so don't get that idea. The Va. families of these lines that stayed in Va. did have such homes and possessions. Especially the Higginbothams. I am also a Cobb descendent and that is another old Va. family whose line came to Hart/Elbert Co. and there were farmers. As I said the families who stayed in Va. were much more sophisticated in their living styles. YOu must realize this was a WILDERNESS in that time with ravaging Indians. These men became backwoodsmen as the time demanded. They were hunters and farmers, diggin g out a living from the earth. Good stock is what I call it. My GG Grandfather Isham Thompson and his wife Sally as she was called came to live in FRANKLIN County, Ga. right above Elbert as Sally's Aunt Nancy Tyner Crump married John Crump. He died leaving her a widow with a large plantation around Red Hill, Ga. Isham and sally and her parents, (her father had remarried her aunt Elizabeth Tyner and her uncle Benj. Higginbotham) went to live on Nancy's place and help her work the land. While there the WAR came upon them. Isham was conscripted into the 34th Ga. Inf. at Carnesville, Ga. in March 1862. He was dead in Vicksburg by 1863 and Sally never knew his fate. He never returned. I had to find the answer to that over 130 years later. She remarried, times were HARD and they were left poor sharecropper on another person's land. Nancy Crump was still living. She took into her home her great nephew and her great niece, Wiley and Eliza Thompson. wiley was 12 years of age and listed as a farmhand. on the same place living was William and Elizabeth Higginbotham and they had little Louisa and little Isham Thompson in the home with them, (their grandchildren). I do not know where Sally and her new husband Benjamin Bennett had gone. They had one child James Bennett and his desc. are living today in S.C. My Great Grandfather William Wiley Thompson married first to Margaret Broome, daughter of Thomas and Mary Dennington Broome of Pickens Co., S.C. who their children after their deaths folloed their older brothers to Franklin Co., Ga. AFter Margaret died with Typhoid leaving him with a 6 mos. old son he married her SISTER, EMMA ISABELL BROOME. They had 10 children, 8 of whom lived. ONe of these was my Granfather Willie Otto Thompson. He married MARinda Lois CABE her people being the MCCABES of Western North Carolina. My father LAWRENCE HUGH THOMPSON 1919-1994 was their first born child. He married BLANCHE WOOD, daughter of Lee Anderson Wood and Martha Alta Brown (desc. of all the Brown's, Teasley's, Allens, Alexanders, Ruckers, Cobb's and McConnell's of HArt/Elbert Co., Ga.) I am their third and final child: Karen Ann Thompson, married in 1972 to Kenneth Lamar Ledford (also a desc. of the WEstern North Carolina families, Ledford, Allisons, Allens, Reids, Howards, McClures, Nix, Hood, Standridges of whom moved into Habersham/White Co., Ga. in 1822). We have one daughter Ashley Ann Ledford born in 1980 who is a Soph. at the Univ. of Ga. majoring in Political Science with Law School ahead of her. And THAT's ALL FOLKS (GRIN). Hope this is informative and lets you know who I am. I've been on this list for a good long while and have really had nothing to contribute till now. Karen Thompson Ledford/Toccoa, GA. Author of THESE MEN WORE GREY "http://www.hartcolm.

I'm editing a collection of letters originally published in a 19th-century children's magazine, and hope I can exchange information with someone. One person I'm researching signed herself Hattie HART, from Palmyra (no state), in 1856. And, this is literally all I know about her. Does Hattie sound familiar to anyone? I admit this is quite a long shot, but I wanted to cover all my bases before the manuscript goes to the publisher in September. I'd be grateful for any information anyone can give me and happily share whatever I find. Pat Pflieger feste@keystonenet.com

Does anyone have any information abou the Tutwiler family that lived in Fluvanna county in the 19th and early (or later) 20th centuries? If you do please contact me. Thanks Andy Sorrell

http://www.ls.net/~newriver/va/manakin.htm Epes/Tuly/Phillip/Perry/Lefavour/Martin/Pastour Dupuy/Fontaine/Chastain/Jourdan/Olivier/Wright/Soblet/Richemon/Duval Duncan/Rice/Lacy/Muller/Dufontaine/Gardner/Leroy/deSailly/delaMuce/ Knight/Wailer/Cox/Nicholson/Foy/Mare/Gannard/Michell/Arnaut/Capon/ Rivers/Augustin/Petit/Capon/Labady/Oliver/Caftes/Byrd/Carter/Beverly Jennings/Cary/Lightfoot/Page/Leigh/Thacker/Corbin/Tayloe/Spence/ Waters/Milner/Catlett/Hobson/Gough/Westcomb/Macon/Foster/Bray/Thompson Pewett/Dodfrey/Robinson/Cooke/Thorowgood/Edmundson/Blande/Applewhite Giles/Copia/Brouse/Gouiran/laBoire/Pinna/Blouett/Amonner/Brotisse/ Outartre/Guerin/Lacaze/Remy/Aubry/Farcy/Foniuelle/Salle/Cantepie Briaus/Calver/Chambon/Morisser/Aubry/Michaux/Trabue/Powell/David Garry/Deppe/Gorne/Dupre/Imbert/Gilmer/Monford/Dykar/Bernard Porter/Robinson/Fitzhugh/

Wm. Watkins b 1805 TN married 1826 Knox CO, TN, Margaret Byerley/Bierley, dau. of Casper Byerley, Jr, of sC and wife Mary MOORE b ca 1767. In 1839 Wm. is mentioned on estate papers of a Benj. Watkins which were supposed to be adm. by a James M. BELL in 1840. Wm. and Margaret's two sons were Samuel and Wm. DOUGLAS WATKINS who were both Union soliders who went to KY to join up, after which Wm. D.Watkins married nancy Brown HART b 1852, dau. of George B. HART and Ellen/Ekens/Adkins. Nancy and Wm. douglas Watkins had son James PRESTON Watkins who married Lillie Ann HOOKER, dau of a Lettice DUNCAN who m John Willis HOOKER. Lettice was dau. of Rachel GREEN bc1830 who m in NC John HOOKER b 1810 MD. Robert Paul Duncan b 1815 VA went to NC to m Adeline WHITAKER, who were also part of this line. I have reason to believe that all of these lines have connection to Fluvanna CO and have notes on them all. Thanks for sharing anything that may pertain to ancestry of these lines.

Hi Fluvanna Members. We have just added the index to 'The Bulletin' Vol. 68 to our website. 'The Bulletin' is published by the Fluvanna Historical Society. Now it the time to join the Society, membership starts with the calendar year. For more information please go to http://members.aol.com/leeintn/private/fluvanna/library.htm "The Bulletin of Fluvanna Co. Historical Society No. 68 - http://members.aol.com/leeintn/private/fluvanna/vol68index.htm Michèle, host When answering, please leave original message along with all replies to jog my memory. WW2 War Brides Experience http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Meadows/9710/WarBrides.html KIDD KONNECTIONS: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Meadows/9710 THOMAS FAMILY GENEALOGY: http://members.tripod.com/~genealogy_thomas FLUVANNA CO., VIRGINIA HOMEPAGE: http://members.aol.com/leeintn/private/fluvanna/michele.htm Host of BRAGG, CARR, DABNEY, INGRAM and KIDD surname mailing lists. For information: http://members.tripod.com/~genealogy_thomas/maillist.html

Has there been any more info related to this topic from Sat am to this evening? My e-mail of over 400 messages had to be deleted from the server due to a retrieval problem, and would appreciate it if someone could forward the info to me if available. Thanks, Nancy crystal landes wrote: > > I live in Fluvanna County and I got a book from the > library that was put out by the fluvanna historical > society and in there Allegre tavern is mentioned and > it is now known as Lafayette and it is still standing, > the book didn't have a picture in it but that doesn't > mean that there isn't one somewhere....the tavern is > over near Route 250 at the Albemarle County line near > Mechunk Creek....When I go to the library this > weekend, I will try and find you a picture and > whatever else I can find. > > --- Nancy Friess <nancyf@pld.com> wrote: > > Does anyone know of an old tavern in this county > > tbelonged many years > > ago to Giles Allegre? The name may be the Lafayette > > Tavern now. Would > > there be a chance that there would be a picture of > > this existing? Giles > > Allegre, Sr is my family line. > > > > > __________________________________________________ > Do You Yahoo!? > Talk to your friends online with Yahoo! Messenger. > http://im.yahoo.com

The following files were uploaded to the Fluvanna Co. Archives in January. You may view these files at http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/va/fluvanna.htm "Bremo Bluff, A River Village - Part 1" Index (bremo1.txt), file size 7.7 kb, submitted January 2000 by Janice Will of George Duncan, 1778 (duncan1.txt), file size 5.3 kb, submitted January 2000 by Michèle Thomas James Agustus Melton, 1858-1934 & Nannie Mildred Payne Melton, 1865-1953 (jamelto1.gif), file size 170 kb, submitted January 2000 by John Austin Many thanks to our submitters! Won't you consider preserving & sharing your treasured documents by submitting a transcription of your own? What a wonderful way to show pride in your heritage while insuring these resources will still be around for future generations! Thank you, Jeannie Watts, archivist. ************* Jeannie Watts Now Available: "The Descendants of John Thomas Clay, Jamestown Immigrant and son of Sir John Clay of Wales" Also available: "The Descendants of James Bailey & Lucy Simms" For more info: http://www.trellis.net/users/madamx

Looking for information on the family of William H. JORDAN and wife, Sarah BUSBY. They married in 1827 in Goochland Co. Sarah was living in 1860, widowed, in Fluvanna County. Known children were: 1. George W. JORDAN, b. c1830 2. John J. JORDAN, b. 1833 3. William J. JORDAN, b. 1835 4. Spotswood JORDAN, b. 1839 5. Sarah J. JORDAN, b. 1842 Others? Would like to find death date of Sarah (Busby) JORDAN. Thanks. Steve in Ontario

Hi, If you do find the photo, I think we should put it and the Fluvanna Genealogy homepage. Can you scan it for the group? Michèle When answering, please leave original message along with all replies to jog my memory. WW2 Warbrides Experience http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Meadows/9710/WarBrides.html KIDD KONNECTIONS: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Meadows/9710 THOMAS FAMILY GENEALOGY: http://members.tripod.com/~genealogy_thomas FLUVANNA CO., VIRGINIA HOMEPAGE: http://members.aol.com/leeintn/private/fluvanna/michele.htm Host of BRAGG, CARR, DABNEY, INGRAM and KIDD surname mailing lists. For information: http://members.tripod.com/~genealogy_thomas/maillist.html ----- Original Message ----- From: crystal landes To: VAFLUVAN-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Thursday 27 January 2000 08:40 Subject: Re: [VAFLUVAN] Re:old tavern I live in Fluvanna County and I got a book from the library that was put out by the fluvanna historical society and in there Allegre tavern is mentioned and it is now known as Lafayette and it is still standing, the book didn't have a picture in it but that doesn't mean that there isn't one somewhere....the tavern is over near Route 250 at the Albemarle County line near Mechunk Creek....When I go to the library this weekend, I will try and find you a picture and whatever else I can find. --- Nancy Friess <nancyf@pld.com> wrote: > Does anyone know of an old tavern in this county > tbelonged many years > ago to Giles Allegre? The name may be the Lafayette > Tavern now. Would > there be a chance that there would be a picture of > this existing? Giles > Allegre, Sr is my family line. > > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Talk to your friends online with Yahoo! Messenger. http://im.yahoo.com

I am in search of any information on any Landes family that lived in Fluvanna county in any time period....My grandfather was Frank Carl Landes who resided here in Fluvanna County, Virginia. My grandmother was Rose Marie Wolf. I would appreciate any information on the Wolf family also. I know that she stowed away on a ship with her father and sister from Hungary around 1910-1915. I don't know the names of either of them. I am also looking for information on my maternal grandfather whose name was Ernest Eulenberg Hogue. I would appreciate any information on the Hogue family as I have found little. Thanks, Crystal. __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Talk to your friends online with Yahoo! Messenger. http://im.yahoo.com

Try the census - the 1900, 1910 and 1920 census tell the immigration year. >From there you can contact NARA and get the immigration records. Bev

I live in Fluvanna County and I got a book from the library that was put out by the fluvanna historical society and in there Allegre tavern is mentioned and it is now known as Lafayette and it is still standing, the book didn't have a picture in it but that doesn't mean that there isn't one somewhere....the tavern is over near Route 250 at the Albemarle County line near Mechunk Creek....When I go to the library this weekend, I will try and find you a picture and whatever else I can find. --- Nancy Friess <nancyf@pld.com> wrote: > Does anyone know of an old tavern in this county > tbelonged many years > ago to Giles Allegre? The name may be the Lafayette > Tavern now. Would > there be a chance that there would be a picture of > this existing? Giles > Allegre, Sr is my family line. > > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Talk to your friends online with Yahoo! Messenger. http://im.yahoo.com