Kenn, Do you know if Charles Buford Wills had a brother or son named James? Thanks, Ken DeLong

A couple of days ago while reseaching the Mitchell Family, I found a marriage record for William Anglea and Sarah Mithchell in Bedford County, VA on 6 Apr 1797. I found this family listed in the census records in Franklin County, VA several years later, but the spelling of their name was Angell. Does anyone know if the Angle, Angel, and Angell families of Bedford and Franklin Counties share the same origin? Thank you very much for your help! Ken DeLong

Kenn: What a wonderful piece of knowledge to add to your family tree for generations to come. And I know that much patience and searching is involved and can be so beneficial in the end. You are one of the lucky ones. All the best, Allison -----Original Message----- From: Shirley, Kenn [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Monday, May 30, 2005 6:50 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [VAFRANKL] Moorman Research Nugget 30 May 2005 Windswept Hill, Ferrum, VA Dear Franklin County Researchers, Sometimes one gets surprised in doing genealogical research when one least expects it. When I started my family research about two years ago, like many neophytes, I was more concerned with my family's direct lines than the collateral ones. As I have learned more, I have realized the value of including as many related people as possible as there are always unseen links. Late the other evening I was working on my wife's side of the family. I was adding the children and grandchildren of Thomas Moorman (1705-1767) and Rachel Clark (1714-1792). I entered their daughter, Rachel Moorman who married Stephen Googins and their daughter Parmelia Goggins (1775-1845) who married Samuel Clemens (1770-1805). It was late as most of my internet research is done during those quiet hours and I remarked that it was cool that this Mr. Clemens had a similar name to the famed author who later uses the name of Mark Twain. I went to bed, but the next morning, was looking at Eula Fergueson Angle's book where she mentions that the Goggins/Clemens couple were the grandparents of Samuel Langhorne Clemens. I could not believe it! In order to get other evidence, I goggled Samuel Langhorne Clemens and his family. I found a site dedicated to his genealogy and again, he was traced by to the Parmelia Goggins and Samuel Clemens. The upshot of all of this is that Samuel Langhorne Clemens (Mark Twain) is my wife's 3 cousin, 5 times removed. Their shared common ancestors are Thomas Moorman and Rachel Clark. They are my wife's 6 great grandparents and Mark Twain's 2 great grandparents. Of course, that is so extreme as to hardly count, but it is fun to know. I was reminded anew of how one nugget can change much or add a totally different perspective. I also learned that it might be wise to review any and all work done past midnight! I always enjoy reading the posting of you other folks and what you are learning. Thought I would just share a minor experience with you this morning. Have a great holiday! Kenn M. Shirley ==== VAFRANKL Mailing List ==== Please Visit the Franklin Co. Web Site http://www.rootsweb.com/~vafrankl/franklin.htm

That's pretty cool! Tammy ----- Original Message ----- From: "Shirley, Kenn" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, May 30, 2005 7:49 AM Subject: [VAFRANKL] Moorman Research Nugget > 30 May 2005 > > Windswept Hill, Ferrum, VA > > > > Dear Franklin County Researchers, > > > > Sometimes one gets surprised in doing genealogical research when one > least expects it. When I started my family research about two years > ago, like many neophytes, I was more concerned with my family's direct > lines than the collateral ones. As I have learned more, I have realized > the value of including as many related people as possible as there are > always unseen links. Late the other evening I was working on my wife's > side of the family. I was adding the children and grandchildren of > Thomas Moorman (1705-1767) and Rachel Clark (1714-1792). I entered > their daughter, Rachel Moorman who married Stephen Googins and their > daughter Parmelia Goggins (1775-1845) who married Samuel Clemens > (1770-1805). It was late as most of my internet research is done during > those quiet hours and I remarked that it was cool that this Mr. Clemens > had a similar name to the famed author who later uses the name of Mark > Twain. I went to bed, but the next morning, was looking at Eula > Fergueson Angle's book where she mentions that the Goggins/Clemens > couple were the grandparents of Samuel Langhorne Clemens. I could not > believe it! In order to get other evidence, I goggled Samuel Langhorne > Clemens and his family. I found a site dedicated to his genealogy and > again, he was traced by to the Parmelia Goggins and Samuel Clemens. > > > > The upshot of all of this is that Samuel Langhorne Clemens (Mark Twain) > is my wife's 3 cousin, 5 times removed. Their shared common ancestors > are Thomas Moorman and Rachel Clark. They are my wife's 6 great > grandparents and Mark Twain's 2 great grandparents. Of course, that is > so extreme as to hardly count, but it is fun to know. > > > > I was reminded anew of how one nugget can change much or add a totally > different perspective. I also learned that it might be wise to review > any and all work done past midnight! I always enjoy reading the posting > of you other folks and what you are learning. Thought I would just > share a minor experience with you this morning. Have a great holiday! > > > > Kenn M. Shirley > > > > > > ==== VAFRANKL Mailing List ==== > Please Visit the Franklin Co. Web Site > http://www.rootsweb.com/~vafrankl/franklin.htm > >

30 May 2005 Windswept Hill, Ferrum, VA Dear Franklin County Researchers, Sometimes one gets surprised in doing genealogical research when one least expects it. When I started my family research about two years ago, like many neophytes, I was more concerned with my family's direct lines than the collateral ones. As I have learned more, I have realized the value of including as many related people as possible as there are always unseen links. Late the other evening I was working on my wife's side of the family. I was adding the children and grandchildren of Thomas Moorman (1705-1767) and Rachel Clark (1714-1792). I entered their daughter, Rachel Moorman who married Stephen Googins and their daughter Parmelia Goggins (1775-1845) who married Samuel Clemens (1770-1805). It was late as most of my internet research is done during those quiet hours and I remarked that it was cool that this Mr. Clemens had a similar name to the famed author who later uses the name of Mark Twain. I went to bed, but the next morning, was looking at Eula Fergueson Angle's book where she mentions that the Goggins/Clemens couple were the grandparents of Samuel Langhorne Clemens. I could not believe it! In order to get other evidence, I goggled Samuel Langhorne Clemens and his family. I found a site dedicated to his genealogy and again, he was traced by to the Parmelia Goggins and Samuel Clemens. The upshot of all of this is that Samuel Langhorne Clemens (Mark Twain) is my wife's 3 cousin, 5 times removed. Their shared common ancestors are Thomas Moorman and Rachel Clark. They are my wife's 6 great grandparents and Mark Twain's 2 great grandparents. Of course, that is so extreme as to hardly count, but it is fun to know. I was reminded anew of how one nugget can change much or add a totally different perspective. I also learned that it might be wise to review any and all work done past midnight! I always enjoy reading the posting of you other folks and what you are learning. Thought I would just share a minor experience with you this morning. Have a great holiday! Kenn M. Shirley

WOW, WHAT A WONDERFUL FIND!! Marla On Mon, 30 May 2005 07:49:50 -0400 "Shirley, Kenn" <[email protected]> wrote: > 30 May 2005 > > Windswept Hill, Ferrum, VA > > > > Dear Franklin County Researchers, > > > > Sometimes one gets surprised in doing genealogical research when one > least expects it. When I started my family research about two years > ago, like many neophytes, I was more concerned with my family's direct > lines than the collateral ones. As I have learned more, I have realized > the value of including as many related people as possible as there are > always unseen links. Late the other evening I was working on my wife's > side of the family. I was adding the children and grandchildren of > Thomas Moorman (1705-1767) and Rachel Clark (1714-1792). I entered > their daughter, Rachel Moorman who married Stephen Googins and their > daughter Parmelia Goggins (1775-1845) who married Samuel Clemens > (1770-1805). It was late as most of my internet research is done during > those quiet hours and I remarked that it was cool that this Mr. Clemens > had a similar name to the famed author who later uses the name of Mark > Twain. I went to bed, but the next morning, was looking at Eula >Fergueson Angle's book where she mentions that the Goggins/Clemens > couple were the grandparents of Samuel Langhorne Clemens. I could not > believe it! In order to get other evidence, I goggled Samuel Langhorne > Clemens and his family. I found a site dedicated to his genealogy and > again, he was traced by to the Parmelia Goggins and Samuel Clemens. > > > > The upshot of all of this is that Samuel Langhorne Clemens (Mark Twain) > is my wife's 3 cousin, 5 times removed. Their shared common ancestors > are Thomas Moorman and Rachel Clark. They are my wife's 6 great > grandparents and Mark Twain's 2 great grandparents. Of course, that is > so extreme as to hardly count, but it is fun to know. > > > > I was reminded anew of how one nugget can change much or add a totally > different perspective. I also learned that it might be wise to review > any and all work done past midnight! I always enjoy reading the posting > of you other folks and what you are learning. Thought I would just > share a minor experience with you this morning. Have a great holiday! > > > > Kenn M. Shirley > > > > > > ==== VAFRANKL Mailing List ==== > Please Visit the Franklin Co. Web Site > http://www.rootsweb.com/~vafrankl/franklin.htm >

I am responding to the inquiry about William Turner. I will share what I have, this work was done many years ago. I will give you what I have and maybe it will give you a start. William Turner born 1/20/1752 in Halifax County, VA. Died- 12/18/1845 in Franklin County, Va. The son of Shadrack Turner and Ann Hill. He married Jane Hunter on 4/17/1773 Jane Hunter was born May/4/1758 in Louisa County, VA. died 5/20/1851 n Franklin County,VA. Jane was the daughter of William Hunter and Charity Loftis. Shadrack Turner b. about 1720 in England died 1783 in Henry county,VA. he married Ann Hill about 1745, Ann Hill was born about 1724 died after 1784 in Henry County,Va. This is all I have, I do hope it will help in some small way. Have a good day! Donna in VA.

[email protected] wrote: >Hi. I'm researching my Turner ancestors from Franklin County and apppreicate any help anyone can give me. > > >WILLIAM TURNER >Born: 20 November 1753 Halifax County, VA >Died: 11 December 1845 Henry County(Later Franklin County) VA >Married: 17 April 1773 PIttsylvania County,VA >PARENTS/SHADRACK TURNER/ANN POLLARD or HILL > >JANE HUNTER >Born: DATE/PLACE UNKNOWN >Died: DATE/PLACE UNKNOWN >PARENTS: WILLIAM HUNTER/CHARITY LOFTUS/LOFTIS > >Need information on ANN POLLARD/HILL ,WILLIAM HUNTER and CHARITY LOFTUS/LOFTIS. > >Thank you, > >Tishie Yvonne Cochran Creasy. > >RESEARCHING:TURNER,HUNTER,LOFTUS/LOFTIS,INGRAM,VIA,POLLARD,HILL.BURNETT,TATE,WILLARD,RICHARDS,HODGES,KEEN, > HAMILTON.STEWART,DICKENS(DINKINS),DICK,JAMES,PENNINGTON,PARKER,SAUNDERS, > > >=============================================================================== >It is believed that Shadrach was over 16 years of age when his father died, and had already been given a share of land or money. This was customary at that time in history, when under the English law, the elder son always inherited his father's estate. On the 19th of Feb., 1753, Shadrach filed claim to 400 acres of land in, what is today, Pittsylvania County, VA The land was located on the upper banks of Great Cherrystone Creek. >------------------------------------- >The Last Will and Testament of Shadrach Turner: > In the Name of God Amen. October the 25th One Thousand Seven Hundred and Eighty-Three. I, Shadrack Turner of Henry County, being in sound memory at present, thanks to Almighty God for it, and knowing the uncertainty of life, do make and ordain this my last Will and Testament in the following manner. >Item: I give to my sons Larkin Turner and Jeremiah Turner, the Land and Plantation that I now live upon as far as the right hand Branch and up the Branch to the Creek above the Road thence up the said Branch Sick is as far as the Road, also one horse and one saddle to each of them. >Item: I give to my son William Turner the Land over the right hand Branch and up the branch to the Dreen. Thence up the Dreen to the road. Thence along the road to the line of the final survey, thence along the line till it comes to Daniel Smith's corner, thence a straight line below the Mess place, thence a straight line to the Wagon ford by the Apple Orchard, thence along the Creek to the mouth of the right hand branch, thence up the Branch to the beginning. >Item: I give to my daughter Excony Turner, One Horse and Saddle and two cows and calves and a Ewe and Lamb and one Sow and Pigs and the land upon the Turkey Penn Branch and up to my son William s line on both sides of the creek,thence a straight line to the corner tree in the gap of the hill, thence along the Ridge to the back line, the remaining part to Larkin and Jeremiah Turner to them and heirs forever. >Item: I also give to my daughter, Excony Turner, One Feather Bed and Furniture to her and her heirs forever, if she dies without heirs, her part to be Divided amongst the rest of my children. >Item: The House to be finished out of the estate. >Item: I give to my beloved wife Ann Turner the Plantation I now live upon and all the movable Estate, after my debts are paid, during her life time, then to be Divided between all my children, and my Grand daughter, Elizabeth, John, Josiah, William, Mary, Larkin, Jeremiah, Excony, Mary Hunter, if any of the above mentioned children should die without an heir, then parts to be returned to the remainder part of the children. I appoint my two sons John Turner and Wm. to be executors to the within Written Will. > In Witness thereof I have set my hand and seal, the Day and year above Written. > >Shadrack Turner Sr. > > >

Carolyn, Do you have have anything on a Kell Bowles who married a Cornelia Spencer, dau. of Robert Spencer and Mary Craddock? Carolyn Bruce wrote: >I descend from Jerusha "Ruth" FRAZIER who, when she married, was said to be the daughter of Elizabeth BOWLES. (See WINGFIELD, Marshall, MARRIAGE BONDS OF FRANKLIN COUNTY VIRGINIA 1786-1858, p. 73: "DILLION, Joseph and Jerusha FRAZIER, dau. Elizabeth BOWLES, Feb. 5, 1831. Sur. Solomon KING.") > >I also have Elizabeth FRAZIER marrying Joseph BOWLES (See WINGFIELD, Marshall, MARRIAGE BONDS OF FRANKLIN COUNTY VIRGINIA 1786-1858, p. 42: "BOWLES, (BOLES) Joseph and Elizabeth FRAZIER, Oct 5, 1812. Sur. Geo. TURNER." > >Then there is Abraham or Alexander FRASER and Elizabeth NOE (See Patrick Co., Virginia Marriage Register, photostat copy in Virginia State Library and Archives, Richmond: 1792, 12 December, Abraham/Alexander FRAZOR m. Elizabeth NOE, Surety: Samuel NOE, Quila BLAKLEY.) > >Are these Elizabeths all the same person? > >Carolyn HALE BRUCE >Co-author of Rebel King, Hammer of the Scots (hardback is out of print) >and Rebel King, The Har'ships >See our site at www.RebelKing.com >Just arrived: VIRGINIANA, A Visitors' Guide to Virginia History & Other Stuff >See our site at www.virginianabooks.com > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: GenealogyLady > To: [email protected] > Sent: Wednesday, May 25, 2005 4:27 PM > Subject: Re: [VAPATRICK] My Alexander Frazier's Family in America > > > John and Elnora: > > We all thank you both for the marvelous work you've > done with the FRAZIER line. A wonderful job! > > Cousin Debbie > > > --- John & Elnora Wyrick <[email protected]> > wrote: > > Hello All, > > I have posted 8 of the 12 generations I have for the > > family of ALEXANDER > > FRAZIER, born Bet. 1640 - 1660 in Scotland, and died > > in County Cheshire. He > > married CATHERINE GLENNDUNNING 23 August 1683 in > > Edinburgh Parish, > > Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland, daughter of GEORGE > > GLENDUNNING and EUPHAM > > NISBET. She was born 08 November 1659 in Scotland, > > to our Home Page, URL > > below. Shown in the "Frazier Family Notes" down near > > the bottom > > of the page, Alexander and Catherine's descendants > > migrated across the > > entire USA, my Line settled first around NC & > > Patrick & Henry Counties, VA. > > Would be happy to meet any new Cousins, additions > > and corrections are > > welcome. > > Elnora Frances Cook-Wyrick > > > > John & Elnora Cook-Wyrick Families; > > > http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/w/y/r/Elnora--F-Wyrick/ > > > > > > > > Yesterday is a memory, Tomorrow is a dream, Today is > > a Gift > > > > > > > > ==== VAPATRIC Mailing List ==== > > Patrick County Heritage Book Volumes 1 & 2 > > > http://www.myvirginiaheritage.com/heritage_books/patrick_county2.htm > > > > > > __________________________________________________ > Do You Yahoo!? > Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around > http://mail.yahoo.com > > > ==== VAPATRIC Mailing List ==== > Patrick County Historical Society > http://www.patcovahistory.org/ > > > >==== VAFRANKL Mailing List ==== >Please Visit the Franklin Co. Web Site >http://www.rootsweb.com/~vafrankl/franklin.htm > > > > > >

Good Morning All You Good People! Just 4 more weeks ! ! ! We need an approximate count of the people who will be coming to the picnic this year on June 25th. So far we have 141 give or take a few. Allison has a lot planned and we hope you all will be able to come. I also need to know about how many each person will be bringing - doesn't have to be an exact count - we always plan for extra's. If you haven't already sent me this information Please e-mail me privately at: [email protected] If you are new to the List and don't know about the Researcher's Picnic 2005 please read about it at: <http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~barbs/picnic_2005.html>Picnic 2005 Thanks, Barb S. List Granny

In a message dated 5/27/05 8:46:00 PM, [email protected] writes: << Have fun searching the Hodges family......LOL >> Dan, I KNEW you'd have sage advise and...thanks for not disappointing me;-) LOL Peter

In a message dated 5/27/05 4:11:08 PM, [email protected] writes: << My question is ALTICE & ALTICK used as the same? Any enlightenment would be appreciated. >> Not my lines, but I'm pretty sure they are the same families. I've also seen the name <Altheizer/Altiser> included in this family, again with various spellings...caution always! In this part of the country people STILL spell to suit themselves;-) Peter Ramsey Henry, VA

In a message dated 5/27/2005 10:27:42 A.M. Pacific Standard Time, [email protected] writes: <<CHLOE HODGES Born:abt. 1800 PLACE UNKNOWN Died: August 1871 Franklin County,VA PARENTS:ABEDNEGO HODGES/SALLY A. KEEN>> Some confusion here on Chloe. Seems her and her sister swapped names and are identified in documents to confuse things further. Seems that each went by Chloe or Mary and both went by nickname of Polly. Abednego Hodges gave permission for his daughter Chloe to marry William Steagall then later on she is referred to as Mary or Polly. Anyway I am a descendant of William and Mary/Chloe (Hodges) Steagall. I would like to get the name thing straightened out, but the deeper I dig the more confusing it becomes. 1. When the balance of Abed's pension was paid out after his death in 1842, his heirs were identified as Chloe Stegall, Mary Richards, and Elisha Hodges. 2. The marriage bonds identify the wife of William Steagall as Mary and the wife of David Richards as Polly, usually a nickname for Mary. 3. The Census identifies the Steagall wife as Chloe in 1850 (she apparently died before the 1860 census), and the Richards wife as Mary in 1850 (with no David), and Polly in 1860. Have fun searching the Hodges family......LOL Dan Cook

Hello, I would like to connect with anyone who has any members of the family of Alfred & Maria (?) Holland or John Peter & Julia Harriet (?) Perdue in their family trees. Alfred & Maria were the parents of at least one child, Charles W., born September 1871. John & Julia were the parents of at least one child, Susan Elizabeth, born April 1872. Both Charles and Susan were born in Franklin County. Children: Lera B., Oscar W., George, Moss, John L. and Julia M. were born in the Franklin area. Other children, Martha, Sallie Kate, Ethel, Earl, Walter and Viola were born in Pennsylvania. Thank you in advance for your help! Barbara

Hello, I am interested in the Turner's from Franklin/Patrick county that moved to southwest Virginia (Buchanon and Dickenson) around 1850? Thanks. Jeff Turner Gates Mills, Ohio -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----- Original Message ----- From: [email protected] To: [email protected] Sent: Friday, May 27, 2005 1:54 PM Subject: [VAFRANKL] WILLIAM TURNER Hi. I'm researching my Turner ancestors from Franklin County and apppreicate any help anyone can give me. WILLIAM TURNER Born: 20 November 1753 Halifax County, VA Died: 11 December 1845 Henry County(Later Franklin County) VA Married: 17 April 1773 PIttsylvania County,VA PARENTS/SHADRACK TURNER/ANN POLLARD or HILL JANE HUNTER Born: DATE/PLACE UNKNOWN Died: DATE/PLACE UNKNOWN PARENTS: WILLIAM HUNTER/CHARITY LOFTUS/LOFTIS Need information on ANN POLLARD/HILL ,WILLIAM HUNTER and CHARITY LOFTUS/LOFTIS. Thank you, Tishie Yvonne Cochran Creasy. RESEARCHING:TURNER,HUNTER,LOFTUS/LOFTIS,INGRAM,VIA,POLLARD,HILL.BURNETT,TATE,WILLARD,RICHARDS,HODGES,KEEN, HAMILTON.STEWART,DICKENS(DINKINS),DICK,JAMES,PENNINGTON,PARKER,SAUNDERS, ==== VAFRANKL Mailing List ==== Please Visit the Franklin Co. Web Site http://www.rootsweb.com/~vafrankl/franklin.htm

I have a general question. I notice several Rootsweb sites that list hundreds of ALTICK. Also sites that list ALTICE in Franklin Co. What seems strange to me is the Franklin Co Heritage Soc. cemetery listing has about 150 ALTICE and only 1 ALTICK. My question is ALTICE & ALTICK used as the same? Any enlightenment would be appreciated. Jim Denlinger

Tishie, Would you also be interested in the Cockerham/Cochran surname research? Also, you may want to contact Ann Turner at [email protected]_ (mailto:[email protected]) Lorris Lorris G. Cockerham, Ph.D. 3006 Hinson Road Little Rock, AR 72212-2712 501-227-4224

Hi, Tishie, Among others, I also descend from INGRAMs, HUNTERs, and TURNERS from the Franklin, Patrick, Floyd, Henry region of Virginia. But I'm writing to ask if you have come across a Simpson RICHARDS in you research. I can't get a handle on his origins. Simpson RICHARDS was b. about 1804, and married November 01, 1832 in Floyd CoVA, Nancy VEST, dau. of Littleberry VEST. Nancy was b. August 18, 1816 in Franklin CoVA and d. June 07, 1901, I think in Floyd CoVA. Any help from anyone on who his parents were or where he was before his marriage would be greatly appreciated, as he was my 2great-grandfather. Carolyn HALE BRUCE Co-author of Rebel King, Hammer of the Scots (hardback is out of print) and Rebel King, The Har'ships See our site at www.RebelKing.com Just arrived: VIRGINIANA, A Visitors' Guide to Virginia History & Other Stuff See our site at www.virginianabooks.com

Hi. I'm researching my Turner ancestors from Franklin County and apppreicate any help anyone can give me. WILLIAM TURNER Born: 20 November 1753 Halifax County, VA Died: 11 December 1845 Henry County(Later Franklin County) VA Married: 17 April 1773 PIttsylvania County,VA PARENTS/SHADRACK TURNER/ANN POLLARD or HILL JANE HUNTER Born: DATE/PLACE UNKNOWN Died: DATE/PLACE UNKNOWN PARENTS: WILLIAM HUNTER/CHARITY LOFTUS/LOFTIS Need information on ANN POLLARD/HILL ,WILLIAM HUNTER and CHARITY LOFTUS/LOFTIS. Thank you, Tishie Yvonne Cochran Creasy. RESEARCHING:TURNER,HUNTER,LOFTUS/LOFTIS,INGRAM,VIA,POLLARD,HILL.BURNETT,TATE,WILLARD,RICHARDS,HODGES,KEEN, HAMILTON.STEWART,DICKENS(DINKINS),DICK,JAMES,PENNINGTON,PARKER,SAUNDERS,

Hi, I'm searching for birth date/place, death date/place, mariiage datee/place and parents of some of my Franklin County ancestors, viz: DAVID RICHARDS Born: abt. 1797 PLACE UNKNOWN Died: abt. 1836 Franklin County, VA Married: 21 July 1818 Franklin County,VA PARENTS:SHADRACK RICHARDS/SUSANNAH HAMILTON CHLOE HODGES Born:abt. 1800 PLACE UNKNOWN Died: August 1871 Franklin County,VA PARENTS:ABEDNEGO HODGES/SALLY A. KEEN SHADRACK RICHARDS Born: abt. 1755 PLACE UNKNOWN Died: abt. 7 May 1827 Franlin County, VA Married: 28 October 1779 Franklin County,VA PARENTS: EDWARD RICHARDS/ELIZABETH STEWART ABEDNEGO HODGES Born: abt. 1759 PLACE UNKNOWN Died: 9 December 1842 Franklin County,VA Married; DATE/PLACE UNKNOWN PARENTS: UNKNOWN SALLY A. KEEN Born: abt. 1759 PLACE UNKNOWN Died: DATE/PLACE UNKNOWN PARENTS:UNKNOWN EDWARD RICHARDS Born: abt. 1740 PLACE UNKNOWN Died: 16 April 1812 Franklin County,VA Married: bef. 1755 PLACE UNKNOWN PARENTS: UNKNOWN ELIZABETH STEWART Born abt. 1740 PLACE UNKNOWN Died: DATE/PLACE UNKNOWN PARENTS:UNKNOWN Any help anyone can give me with filling the "blanks" for my ancestors would be greatly appreciated. Thank You, Tishie Yvonne Cochran Creasy RESEARCHING:RICHARDS,HAMILTON,STEWART, HODGES, KEEN, PARKER,SAUNDERS,WILLARD, TURNER,BURNETTE,TATE, WHITE,INGRAM,VIA,HUNTER,LOFTUS/LOFTIS, DICKENS(DINKINS),DICK,JAMES,PENNINGTON,BLACK.