I'm looking for David Beheler Sr. parents or any information on where he came from prior to living in Franklin Co. Va. Line from David Sr. is George Armistead Beheler Armistead Beheler William Armistead William Ernest Willing to share information on siblings of above and others.

"Franklin County Birth Records, 1860-1879" This is a transcription of the microfilmed journal. It does give child, date, parents in most cases but does not indicate the race. This book has 157 pages of information with another 95 pages of every name index. $35 plus $4 s/h, Beverly Merritt, P.O. Box 316, Ferrum, VA 24088, beverlym@swva.net

If someone has time to check, I'd appreciate greatly a lookup in Franklin Co. VA cemetery book(s) and/or 1880 Franklin Co. VA Census: Mary "Polly" (nee Ferguson) PHELPS. Her name is not listed in the published death records book (Franklin Co. VA) -- although she apparently died bet. 1870-1880. She was last recorded in the 1870 Census, Bonbrook Post Office, Franklin Co. VA; she lived with dau.'s family: Samuel ARRINGTON & Evaline (Phelps) ARRINGTON. One Arrington granddau. married William Givens STEWART -- and some of this family removed to Rice Co., Kansas (by late 1880s). Mary "Polly" (Ferguson) PHELPS was born ca. 1787, daughter of John Ferguson Jr. (d. ca. 1828/29 Franklin Co., VA, intestate) & unknown Native American woman. She was the widow of John PHELPS d. 1815 Franklin Co. VA (lived on the Stanton River), who was son of Lieut. John PHELPS Jr. (Revolutionary War) & first wife Jemima TURNER. Thanks for any assistance! Christie Ferguson Cirone

Could someone please tell me for sure if the Boone family cemetery is in Franklin County or Roanoke County? I have heard both. Someone told me that it is off Rt. 220 in the north west angle of its juncture with Rt. 676. Please help. Betty ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Betty Naff Mitchell Rootsweb Supporter Visit "Naff and Related Families" http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~mitchell001/ Visit "Mitchell Genealogy Newsletter" Dedicated to MITCHELL Surnames Worldwide http://hometown.aol.com/bjm737/ NAFF, NEFF, BARNHART, BOWMAN, BRUBAKER, FLORA, PETERS, SINK, MITCHELL, ROSE.

Looking for information on the following Parrotts in Franklin Co, Va. My great great great grandfather was Thorp Parrott who married Elizabeth Sutherland. Marriage Bonds of Franklin County Virginia 1786-1858 page 75 Dixon, John and Lucy Parrott,June 2, 1807. Sur. Thos. Cemp. 9. Marriage Bonds of Franklin County Virginia 1786-1858 page 108 Harper, Josiah and Sarah Parrott, dau. Winea,Dec. 27, 1787. Sur. Joseph Parrot. 37. Marriage Bonds of Franklin County Virginia 1786-1858 page 152 Mattox, John and Fanny Parrott,Sept. 3, 1787. Sur. Joseph Parrott. 37. Marriage Bonds of Franklin County Virginia 1786-1858 page 175 Parrott, Joseph and Susannah Thompson,Apr. 2, 1793. Sur. John Law. Marriage Bonds of Franklin County Virginia 1786-1858 page 175 Parrott, Luke and Mary Elizabeth Newbill,July 1, 1816. Sur. Joseph Rives. 7. Marriage Bonds of Franklin County Virginia 1786-1858 page 175 Parrott, Tharp (Thorp) and Elizabeth Sutherland, dau. Elizabeth,May 15, 1793. Sur. James Roberts. Marriage Bonds of Franklin County Virginia 1786-1858 page 201 Scott, Hugh and Martha Parrott,Jan. 4, 1792. Sur. John Mattox. Marriage Bonds of Franklin County Virginia 1786-1858 page 228 Turtle, John and Sally Easley, dau. Wm.,Mar. 5, 1788. Sur. Joseph Parrott. 37. Marriage Bonds of Franklin County Virginia 1786-1858 [p.257] INDEX OF BRIDES, PARENTS, AND SURETIES page 286 Parrott, Fanny 152; Joseph 152, 228; Lucy 75; Martha 201; Sarah 108; Winea 108

I'll add my Franklin County ancestors. I'll only go back to what I believe is the immigrant to Franklin County (usually from another Virginia County) 1. Showers PRICE (1763-1849) came to Franklin Co. after the Revolutionary War and had land in Rocky Mount. He married 2. Elizabeth HILL (abt 1777 - 1841) daughter of Lot Hill 3. Jacob BOONE (1739-1814) came to Franklin Co. after the Revolutionary War and settled at Boone's Mill. He married 4. Catherine ____ (d abt 1828) 5. Thomas FOWLER (bef 1771 - bef 1842) . He had land on Blackwater River. He married in Franklin Co. 6. Mary SPRAGLER (b. bef 1771) 7. William Leftwich Turner HOPKINS (1814-1873). He moved to Franklin Co. where he was a medical doctor. He married in 1850 in Franklin Co. 8. Julia Ann MUSE 9. Henry Lawson MUSE (1788-1845). He represented Franklin Co. in Virginia legislature. He married in 1816 in Franklin Co. 10. Elizabeth SWANSON (1790-1866) My grandmother, Annie Lee PRICE (1881-1943), was born and raised in Boones Mill in Franklin Co. but left as a young adult, never to return to live there permanently. I hope this sparks some interest. Thanks Graham "Barb S." wrote: > What a nice thing to say! Thank you very much. > > While the list is so quiet let's have a roll call. Be sure to include > dates and places. > > Thanks for the stories you all have sent. They are really special! :-) > (Message Board - > http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec?htx=board&r=rw&p=topics.folklore.va ) > > Barb S. > List Administrator > ============================== > > At 02:22 PM 11/23/2001 -0500, you wrote: > >Barabara, along with the other things for which we are thinkful this year, > >we are very thankful that we have you as an active administrator of the > >list. I know of none better. Billie Redding Lewis in Florida > > ==== VAFRANKL Mailing List ==== > TO UNSUBSCRIBE from this mailing list, send a message to > VAFRANKL-L-request@rootsweb.com containing only the one word > unsubscribe. Leave the subject blank or use the word unsubscribe > > ============================== > Visit Ancestry.com for a FREE 14-Day Trial and enjoy access to the #1 > Source for Family History Online. Go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=702&sourceid=1237

Thanks to all of the individuals who have warned me off-list of a potential virus. I've now updated my antivirus software and have run it. My computer does not appear to be infected. Fortunately the message I received was blank and did not have any attachment for me to open! Maybe some good will have come from my posting since it has alerted the readers of our list to the problem. Roy

In a message dated 12/4/01 11:55:40 PM Eastern Standard Time, Bervi writes: > Daniel Shumate (1), b. 1784 > > Father: William Shumate II, b. 1756 > Mother: Frances (?) Shumate II > > Spouse: Lucy Bobbitt Luttrell > > He is actually Daniel 10, not one, I don't remember what I asked but here is what I have, maybe was looking for other spouses, dates. William is Wm. 3, numbers are chronological Descendants of Samuel Littrell 1 Samuel LITTRELL b: 1730 in Stafford Co., VA .. +Dinah SHUMATE b: 1765 in Fauquier Co., VA m: 1784 in Fauquier Co., VA Father: Daniel SHUMATE II Mother: Sarah Ann JAMES 2 Samuel LITTRELL, Jr. b: Bet. 1784 - 1804 2 John LITTRELL b: Bet. 1784 - 1804 2 Diana LITTRELL b: Bet. 1784 - 1804 2 Richard LITTRELL b: Bet. 1784 - 1804 2 Daniel LITTRELL b: Bet. 1784 - 1804 d: 1809 2 Willis LITTRELL b: 24 April 1783 in Virginia d: 27 January 1833 in Independence, Jackson Co., MO .... +Sally VIA b: 07 November 1788 m: 20 August 1810 in Franklin Co., VA d: 13 October 1860 in Independence, Jackson Co., MO 2 Lucy Bobbitt LITTRELL b: 1790 in Fauquier Co., VA d: 1890 in Henry Co., VA .... +Daniel SHUMATE, X b: Abt. 1788 in Fauquier Co., VA m: 07 August 1809 in Franklin Co., VA d: 1840 in Henry Co., VA Father: William SHUMATE III Mother: Frances NORMAN Thanks for writing. Sandy in Florida Maybe I'll catch up with my mail when I retire, in 2010! PLEASE DO NOT SEND ME VIRUS WARNINGS, JOKES, CHAIN LETTERS, ATTACHMENTS, ETC. Thanks I will gladly exchange genealogy information if you will kindly do the same.

Will the person named "Virginia" who sent me a message with the heading Subject: Re: [VAFRANKL] Re: Problems in BOND/STARKEY bond Date: Tue, 4 Dec 2001 18:42:23 -0500 From: Virginia <_virginia@grove.net> To: mrh3b@virginia.edu please contact me? I would be most interested in hearing what you have to say. Regrettably, your message came with only the heading; nothing in the body of the message. When I tried to reply, my message bounced with this error report: Your message could not be delivered to '_virginia@grove.net (host: grove.net) (queue: smtp-ns)' for the following reason: ' <_virginia@grove.net>... User unknown' Thanks, Roy Harris

Dear Friends Well the address I mentioned to get to Johnson cemetery was having trouble. Or at least my fingers were having trouble typing the correct address. Try this and if you get the "not found" page go to rootsweb.com and follow the inst. below. OK here goes again...try..... <A HREF="http://www.rootsweb.com/~miberrie/Johnson.html">Berrien County MI-USGENWEB Project Presents.....Johnson Cemetery</A> if that doesn't work...try <A HREF="http://ncsurry-l-request@rootsweb.com/">RootsWeb</A> or cut and paste this one... http://www.rootsweb.com/~mibreeie/index.htm when and if you ever get to Roots Web do this....... click on Web Sites (upper right first on list) click on United States click on Michigan click on Michigan Gen. Web..... click on Michigan in the alpha. list then click on Berrien Hope that does it. I have no idea why it is such a pain. Any get to Roots Web and do the following. You wont be disappointed if you have an interest in this area. PPPPPPSSSSSSSSS......... I am also sending this to many of you who have written to me regarding many of the people buried in this cemetery and were pioneers to Berrien Co. Franklin County Va. Websters, Babgy and Hawkins are there. VA. Johnsons, Claypools too. St. Joseph County IN. you have people here too. Even if you have no ancestors buried here...check it out any way. I am very proud of it and it is full of history. Also to my daughter in Oklahoma, who put up with years of Cemetery work. THANKS HONEY, remember when this cemetery (where many of your ancestors are buried) was such a mess!!!!!! You sure dug a lot of Lilacs hua!!! I am just a bit proud of it to say the least. What do you think????? Mom Also a thanks to all of you for your encouragement. Daundra

Dear Friends and Pals, Well, it is finished. I put Johnson Cemetery in Berrien Co, Niles Tow. on line and it is free to you all. I plan on redoing the map so I can send it by mail. At present it is three BIG pages. I am also putting the finishing touches on a little essay about my Journey With Johnson Cemetery. Hopefully it will explain why I started recording this burial ground and let me gab a bit. I have really tried to get the facts right. If you have any questions please e-mail me directly. Also if you are family please, please write and let me know what you think. Now all you good diggers of family lets get together and keep genealogy free. You know that these records are out there and any one can copy them. (If you are a shut in and cant get out let me know and I will try to help) They can even do that with this record of Johnson Cem. But they cant copy the time, sweat, hours and just plain ol' tenacity it took to put this together. Also they cant copy the pure pleasure at seeing this done. (of course it will never really be done) I once again want to thank Brenda Sears for editing my copies and giving me the platform. Also for her encouragement. THANKS GAL ! Here is the site....click on cemeteries... <A HREF="http://www.rootsweb.com/~miberrie/index.htm">##Berrien County USGENWEB Project</A> or you can cut and paste......... http://www.rootsweb.com/~mibreeie/index.htm I also put Higbee out there a couple weeks ago check that one out. I am on my soap box with that one. Maybe it will inspire someone to help! HINT HINT...More to come. Daundra budblossum@aol.com

Franklin County Genealogy Society (formally "Hills of Home") <A HREF="http://www.rootsweb.com/~vafrankl/fran-web.htm#FCGS">Report on Meeting July 18, 2001</A> <A HREF="http://www.rootsweb.com/~vafrankl/fran-web.htm#research">Research for Donation</A> (A small non-profit genenalogy group (not tax-deductible), our mission is to preserve and to share genealogy of Franklin County, VA.) Membership- $10.00 yearly. Benefits-quarterly newsletters, you can post queries, send in stories of your family, send in re-union information, announce birth,death, marriage, engagement or any family announcement, we will try to provide real Franklin County stories from local historian Henry Hopkins and others, send in books you have for sale, send in web sites that might be helpful to others, this is an informal group) Send to: FCGS-Donna B. Wilkes 60 Steph's Lane Rocky Mount, VA 24151 <A HREF="mailto:ktrygal1@aol.com">ktrygal1@aol.com</A> or FCGS-Beverly Merritt P.O. Box 315 Ferrum, VA 24088 beverlym@swva.net p.s. Please keep in mind, there are still many members who are not online, the membership directory published yearly will give you a list of other folks searching the same lines. To Join: Send 10.00, name, address, phone, fax, email, and surnames you are searching. THANK YOU!

It is so easy to do lookup's for other's , I have done this myself . BUT, after I started writing my own books I had no idea the work and the hours you put into such a project. So I try and respect the folks who provide these wonderful books about our communities, I buy the books. Most folks make no money but when folks start copying their work , it makes it even worse. I would have never known just how important this is until I did my own book and I made about 6 cent an hour. PLEASE- I didn't do this for a discussion group, just a friendly reminder. Thanks and have a nice day!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Lookup Offers Rules for Lookup Volunteers > Volunteers may do unlimited lookups if and only if: The lookup volunteer is the actual author and copyright holder of the publication. The lookup volunteer is using primary source documents ... whether they are treking to the courthouse or using their own xeroxed copies of public domain documents. The lookup volunteer has written permission from the author / copyright holder to use their publication for lookups Volunteers may be able to make certain limited scope lookups in copyrighted publications under the "fair use" provisions of existing law. Potential volunteers are encouraged to review the explanations of copyright protection, especially the "fair use" provisions, available elsewhere on the Web. USGenWeb policy regarding copyright, and links to an explanation of the provisions, are located at: <A HREF="http://www.usgenweb.org/volunteers/copyright.html">http://www.usgenweb.org/volunteers/copyright.html</A> .

Does anyone know who the wife of John Boon/Boone was? This John Boon was son of Johann Diel Bohne/Boon/Boone from Germany. Betty ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Betty Naff Mitchell Rootsweb Supporter Visit "Naff and Related Families" http://welcome.to/genealogy.naff Visit "Mitchell Genealogy Newsletter" Dedicated to MITCHELL Surnames Worldwide http://hometown.aol.com/bjm737/ NAFF, NEFF, BARNHART, BOWMAN, BRUBAKER, FLORA, PETERS, SINK, MITCHELL, ROSE.

I have been getting a lot of people email me with a zillion variations of spelling for surnames, names that rhythms with the surnames, and requests for people that died before 1853 or after 1870 so I thought I would make it a little easier. Below is the index from the book. If the surname you are looking for is not listed, it's not in the book. I have been getting nasty emails from people when their relatives are not in the book and "should be". I didn't not write the book and as we all know, some records are not 100% accurate. These books were done by humans and humans make errors. I am only doing FREE lookups in the book. Finally, some of you need to scan your computer for viruses. Happy Hunting Angela ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------------ Aiken, Akers, Alexander, Allen, Allison, Anderson, Andrew, Andrews, Armstrong, Arnold, Ashworth, Askins, Ayers; Baker, Bane, Barger, Barnete, Barron, Baskerville, Bateman, Beard, Begger, Bell, Bently, Bigbee, Bill, Billops, Black, Blackwell, Balnd, Bocock, Booker, Boothe, Bosang, Bowyer, Bradberry, Brady, Branch, Branck, Bleeding, Brookman, Brougham, Brown, Bryson, Buckingham, Buford, Bulland, Bullard, Burks Burton; Caddall, Caddell, Calfee, Calfer, Canaday, Carnahan, Carterm Cecil, Chapman, Charlton, Chatman, Chinault, Chumbly, Clark, Cloud, Cloyd, Cocke, Cofer, Coffee, Combs, Conley, Conner, Cook, Cooper, Cornelius, Covey, Cowen, Cox, Craig, Crawford, Crigor, Criner, Crockett, Crow, Crowel, Croy, Currin; Danet, Dardin, Darst, Davis, Day, Dean, Dillion, Dobbins, Douthat, Draper, Dunkley, Dunlap, Dunn; Eanes, Early, Echolds, Edmunds, Eiven, Ekiss, Elkins, Elliott, Ellis; Farmer, Farris, Fink, Finkley, Fizer, Fleeman, Flemins, Foggerty, Foote, Fortune, Frines, Fugate; Galbreath, Gibbs, Gibson, Gilliam, Glascoq, Glendt, Godbey, Grahm, Grantham, Grayham, Grayson, Green, Guthrie; Hailey, Haley, Hall, Halloday, Hamilton, Hance, Haney, Hardee, Hardy, Harman, Harriet, Harris, Harrold, Harvey, Hawkins, Haswthorn, Haymore, Henderson, Henkle, Henry, Hickmon, Higgenbottom, Hill, Hilton, Hine, Hogan, Hoge, Holiday, Holliway, Holmes, Honaker, Hopkins, Houndshell, Houston, Howard, Howe, Hudson, Huffman, Humphrey, Hunter, Hurlbert, Hurst; Ingram; Jackson, Jamison,Joby, Johnson, Johnston, Jones, Jordon, Jones, Jordon; Kavinagh, Kelly, Kent, Kibler, Kickner, Kimmet, Kindrick, King, Kirby, Kirkner; Lambert, Landrum, Lane, Lefter, Leftwich, Lemcris, Lindsey, Little, Llyod, Love, Lovel, Lovern, Lyon Marshall, Martin, Mason, Massee, Mathews, McDavid, MaFadden, McGary, McGuire, McGwire, McKinan, McNutt, Meredith, Merrick, Merrit, Miles, Miller, Lillions, Minks, Mitchel, Mitchell, Motngomery, Moore, Morehead, Morgan, Morris, Morrison, Moyers, Muirhead, Mullin, Myers; Newby, Newgan, Newman, Nicholson, Nun; Odair, Odel, Odell, Owen; Packm Page, Painter, Parker, Parris, Patterson, Peck, Perdue, Peters, Phlegar, Pierce, Plummer, Poage, Pratt, Previtt, Price, Pride, Pruet; Quesenberry; Rainey, Rains, Randall, Ratcliff, Rawlings, Ray, Rayburn, Redaford, Renfro, Richards, Roby, Rock, Rose, Ross, Ruinon, Runion, Runyon, Rupe, Russell, Rutter; Saddler, Sadler, Safewright, Sanger, Sasseen, Saunders, Sayers, Scott, Segrand, Shames, Shelburn, Sheperd, Sherman, Shewman, Showalter, Shraderm Shufflebarger, Sifford, Simpkins, Singer, Sinnott, Sled, Slone, Smallmore, Smith, Snell, Snow, Songer, Southern, Stearns, Stephens, Stone, Stout, Sturdivant, Summers, Sutton; Taylor, Temple, thacker, Thomas, Thompson, Thorton, Tipton, Trig, Trinkle, Trolinger, Trollinger, Turner; Vaugh, Vermillion, Vickers, Vogi; Wade, Waid, Walker, Wall, Wallace, Walters, Walton, Ward, Warden, Warn, Washburn, Watson, Wessm Whit, Whitaker, White, Whitt, Williams, Wilson, Winston, Wisehart, Woolwine, Wright, Wyate, Wygal, Wysor;

I got this book yesterday and I will look up info if someone needs it. It ONLY lists deaths for Pulaski County for the years 1853-1870. Also, only 1 or 2 names at a time and please don't ask me to send everything for a particular surname. First and last name. Angela

William Henry Harrison born abt 1795-1810 possibly in Franklin County, died 1881 in Cabell Co, WV married on 23 Oct 1826 in Franklin Co, VA to Cynthia 'Sina' Dillon born 1810 in Franklin Co, to William Dillon & Frances 'Fannie' Blankenship. Children were; 1. Otis Harrison b-1829, Franklin Co, VA, married Ruth Frances Taylor 2. Celia Harrison b-1831, Franklin Co, VA, married David Lee Earles/Earl 3. Lucinda Abigail Harrison b-1832 Franklin Co, VA married Edward Franklin Shy *MY BRANCH 4. Catherine Harrison b-1835, Franklin Co, VA, married UNKNOWN 5. William R. Harrison b-1837, Franklin Co, VA married Lucy A. (MNU) 6. John Henry Harrison b-1839, Franklin Co, VA, married Rachel Frances Morris 7. Mary V. Harrison b-1841, Franklin Co, VA, married Edmund Payne & Swinfield Stanley (maybe Stanley Swinfield?) ** Abt 1843 the family moved from Franklin Co, Va to Cabell Co, VA (WV) 8. James T. Harrison b-1844, Cabell Co, VA (WV) married Victoria LeGrand 9. Columbia J Harrison b-1846, Cabell Co, VA (WV) married Obediah Ward 10. Salena R. Harrison b-1849, Cabell Co, VA (WV) married UNKNOWN I have the lineage for the Dillon and Blankenship side of the family.....I am desperate to find the ancestry of William Henry Harrison the Father of this family. Further info I have from an article published by a descendent of the son, #1. Otis Harrison states the following "Family founded in VA, by Benjamin Harrison, born in London, father of Benjamin Harrison the "Signer" and that MY William Henry Harrison was a namesake and cousin of President William Henry Harrison. I do have a photo of My William and he strongly resembles the Presidents.....But I have been unable to find any further info for my William as regards his birth or parentage. I have also gone through all descendent lineage of the original Benjamin Harrison of England, following each mail child (in each generation) until I reach the period of 1810 with no luck. As many of those branches are not complete, I have not been able to locate my William's parents with that backdoor approach either. He may be a part of that family line and is from one of the branches that I have been unable to trace down to 1810. Or the entire story of the relationship may be a family myth of wishful thinking. I do have some photos from the Harrison Family Cemetery in Cabell Co, WV and one of Lucinda Abigail Harrison Which I would be happy to share. ANY HELP, ANY leads would be greatly appreciated.....Thanks, Carrie

>From the following address: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~bbivona/22.htm >From Virginia Land Grant database: GRANTEE Standefer, Israel. grantee. DATE 20 October 1779. Location: Henry County. Description: 600 acres on Standefers Branch. NOTE Source: Land Office Grants A, 1779-1780 (v.1 & 2 p.1-685), p. 65 (Reel 42). Available on microfilm. Virginia State Land Office. Grants A-Z, 1-124, reels 42-190; Virginia State Land Office. Grants 125- , reels 369-. GRANTEE Standifer, Israel. grantee. 10 November 1779. Location: Henry County. Description: 230 acres on Standifers Creek a branch of Blackwater River. Source: Land Office Patents B, 1779-1780, p. 44 (Reel 43). Available on microfilm. Virginia State Land Office. Grants A-Z, 1-124, reels 42-190; Virginia State Land Office. Grants 125- , reels 369-. GRANTEE Standefer, Israel. grantee. 30 June 1783. Location: Henry County. Description: 419 acres on the head branches of Bull Run and Standefers Creek. Source: Land Office Grants H, 1782-1783, p. 255 (Reel 49). Available on microfilm. Virginia State Land Office. Grants A-Z, 1-124, reels 42-190; Virginia State Land Office. Grants 125- , reels 369-. GRANTEE: Standefore, Israel, grantee. 5 July 1774. Location: Pittsylvania County. Description: 404 acres on both sides of Standefores Branch. Source: Land Office Patents No. 42, 1773-1774, p. 589 (Reel 41). Available on microfilm. Virginia State Land Office. Patents 1-42, reels 1-41. _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp

Looking for this BRADLEY family: Jesse Bradley, b. 1826 m. Drucilla A. Heptinstall, b. 1834 children: Silas T., b. 1853 Thomas M., b. 1855 Mary O., b. 1857 Deck F., b. 1860 Philip K., b. 1868 Lucetta, b. 1870 Sarah, b. 1874 Louella, b. 1877, d. 1878 Julia E., b. 1878, d. 1884 Deck F. Bradley, b. 1860, moved to Bedford County and married Elizabeth Susan SMITH in 1886. They are my great-grandparents. thanks, kay

I'm not a rootsweb member but I would like it if someone could tell me where Standifors Creek is in Franklin County. This is not a virus, I'd just like to know where this place is. It would help my genealogy a great deal. Thanks for any help. Gini _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp