Thank you Marty, We found Annie Tribby her obit which was in the Loudoun Times Mirror, said she was buried at New Jerusalem Cemetery at Lovettsville. Thank you for your help. The Thomas Balch Library. Mariyn

continuing the search for Jane Anne Frye--- Marilyn Marlow added: "She lived on Shorthill mountain. Is that near the Maryland boarder." You need a map. Yes the Shorthill crosses the Potomac and continues into Maryland. If she lived over there you might try St. Paul's Lutheran, or Ebenezer Methodist cemetery. Have you contacted Balch library for a search of the county-wide cemetery data base? Keep in mind it will only list those burials marked with inscribed headstones. Do you have this woman's death certificate? It should say exactly where she was buried. You can order one from Richmond. Then search for her obituary. Ms. Marty Hiatt, CGRS "Document what you find, listen to what you are told, and especially, love and respect your work." John Morris CGRS is a service mark of the Board for Certification of Genealogists, used under license after periodic evaluations by the Board. ----- Original Message ----- From: Marilyn Marlow <marilyn498@webtv.net> To: <VALOUDOU-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, May 14, 2002 5:31 PM Subject: Re: [VALOUDOU-L] Cemeterys > Hi Shelvy, Thank you for the information, Could you look in your > cemetery book for a Annie Fry died in 1968, He madian name was Tribby, I > cant imagin where she could be buried, I thought she was buried by her > sons Addison Leslie Fry, and Charles Clayton. Her name is Jane Anne Fry > my mother called her grandma Annie maybe Annie is on her headstone > instead of Jane. From what the lady at the Thomas Balch libaray said i > am related to 2/3 of Loudoun County, They came to Loudoun County in the > middle 1700 and died not start leaving there till the lat 1800. Have not > found her husband yet either, his name is Charles luther Fry, if you > find anything at all would you let me know. Thank you for the help. > Marilyn > > ______________________________

Willow Bend Books sells the inscriptions found at Lovettsville Union Cemetery. Once you get past Jane Anne and Charles Luther Fry, you'll probably find other relatives identified in "Those At Rest, Lovettsvile Union Cemetery." Price is $20, I think. Go to www.willowbend.net. Search "Virginia" then "Loudoun County" for many titles of interest. 2nd) if you don't find them there, don't forget to search at Mt. Olivet, The German Reformed Cemetery (not in Mower's book, sorry) and Jefferson Co., West Virginia burials. 3rd) There is a large cemetery in Brunswick, Maryland. I don't know the exact name, but it could also have people from Lovettsville interred within its walls. Ms. Marty Hiatt, CGRS "Document what you find, listen to what you are told, and especially, love and respect your work." John Morris CGRS is a service mark of the Board for Certification of Genealogists, used under license after periodic evaluations by the Board. ----- Original Message ----- From: Marilyn Marlow <marilyn498@webtv.net> To: <VALOUDOU-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, May 14, 2002 5:31 PM Subject: Re: [VALOUDOU-L] Cemeterys > Hi Shelvy, Thank you for the information, Could you look in your > cemetery book for a Annie Fry died in 1968, He madian name was Tribby, I > cant imagin where she could be buried, I thought she was buried by her > sons Addison Leslie Fry, and Charles Clayton. Her name is Jane Anne Fry > my mother called her grandma Annie maybe Annie is on her headstone > instead of Jane. From what the lady at the Thomas Balch libaray said i > am related to 2/3 of Loudoun County, They came to Loudoun County in the > middle 1700 and died not start leaving there till the lat 1800. Have not > found her husband yet either, his name is Charles luther Fry, if you > find anything at all would you let me know. Thank you for the help. > Marilyn > > ______________________________

Hello. I'm researching the Nichols family as well. My interest is Dinah Nichols who married George Walters. Their son Thomas is my line. She died in 1838 in Loudoun. Anyone researching this line?

Marilyn: Sorry she's not listed either way. I think last buriel in New Jerusalem was in 1943. No Tribby listed either. Shelvy

Hi Shelvy, Thank you for the information, Could you look in your cemetery book for a Annie Fry died in 1968, He madian name was Tribby, I cant imagin where she could be buried, I thought she was buried by her sons Addison Leslie Fry, and Charles Clayton. Her name is Jane Anne Fry my mother called her grandma Annie maybe Annie is on her headstone instead of Jane. From what the lady at the Thomas Balch libaray said i am related to 2/3 of Loudoun County, They came to Loudoun County in the middle 1700 and died not start leaving there till the lat 1800. Have not found her husband yet either, his name is Charles luther Fry, if you find anything at all would you let me know. Thank you for the help. Marilyn

Marilyn: I didn't completely answer your query about the Lovettsville Union and New Jeruselem cemeteries......They are definetly two different cemeteries side by side.New Jeruselem has older graves with none being added since the middle to late 40's. My husband's family is in the Union cemetery and we visited in September 2000 and May 2001. I acquired the New Jerusalem Lutheran Church Cemetery book and St. James United Church of Christ Church Register of Loudoun County ca. Sept 1789-Aug 1823 translated from German to English by Jerry and Tedi Jeen Mower during the September 2000 visit. They are both very interesting. Willing to share info from either. Shelvy

Marilyn, I have a New Jerusalem Lutheran Church Cemetery Book..sayes est. 1765, Lovettsville, VA. It lists a Charles Clayton Frye, d. 16 November 1942 at 23y 9d. no listing for a Jane Fry. Shows Addie Leslie Frye, d. 12 Nov 1942 at 31y 5m 12d. Hope this helps Marilyn Shelvy

Hi everyone, and happy mothers day to all you wonderful mothers out there. I was wondering if someone could tell me if Lovettsville Union Ceemetery and New Jerusalem Lutheran Church are differant. I have the book Lovettsville Union Cemetery by Marty Hiatt, and I could not find my greatgrandparents in it. Does any one have any information on New Jerusalem Cemetery I am looking for my Frye family. Charles Fry d. and wife Jane A. also Charles Clayton Frye d. 1942 and Addie Leslie Frye d. 1942. Can anyone tell me if they are buried in New Jerusalem Cemetery. Thanks everyone. Marilyn

1 William Burgess . +Martha A. d: December 06, 1898 b: March 27, 1817 d: December 06, 1898 Age at death: 81 . 2 James W. Burgess b: 1846 in Loudoun County, Va .... +Josephine E. Ryan b: 1846 in Loudoun County, Va . 2 Charles F. Burgess d: October 01, 1922 b: April 22, 1846 d: October 01, 1922 Age at death: 76 .... +Mary E. Henderson . 2 Margaret Ann Burgess b: 1845 in Loudoun County, Va .... +James Henry Ryan d: September 10, 1905 in Herndon, Va b: 1840 in Loudoun County, Va d: September 10, 1905 in Herndon, Va Age at death: 65 est. . 2 Martha E. Burgess b: September 15, 1853 in Loudoun County, Va .... +John William Turner m: April 24, 1872 in Loudoun Co, Va b: 1847 in Washington, Co. Maryland m: April 24, 1872 in Loudoun Co, Va From: EuroCastles@aol.com ALL MESSAGES TO THE LIST MUST BE SENT IN PLAIN TEXT. PLEASE Rena List Adm.

Since this is the Loudoun list, I'll reply with a bit about my grandmother who was raised right on the Loudoun and Clarke line, straddling the Blue Ridge. She was a LLOYD. Her name was Edith Savannah and she was born in 1889. No, I didn't name any of my children after her ;-) She was a big boned woman and strong as an ox. I remember her in stern dark dresses, sensible shoes and an apron. Her hair was gray and she wore it back in a bun. A totally self-sufficient woman, she could wring the neck off a chicken in a heartbeat and could chop wood equal to the men. To this day they are still fishing our family silver out of the creek where she would sling it out with the wash water. Yet, she could also be very much the gentle woman. It's been forty years but I can still smell her biscuits that she cooked in her wood burning stove. This was 1960 and she still insisted on using a wood burning oven. I have her old oak dining room table - my pride and joy - with five leaves that seats 10 easily and 12 in a pinch. Many a grand meal was served around that table, I'm told. A few years before she died - when her vision became really bad - I remember a huge blacksnake making its way towards her house. She called to my mother and asked "Which end is its tail?" My Mom pointed out the tail end of the snake and grandma bent over, picked it up [it was at least 4 feet long, it drug the ground], and calmly strolled over to a nearby stump. There she slung that snake like a whip into that stump, over and over and over until she had beat it to death. She then tossed it in the woods, wiped her hands on her apron and proceeded back to her cooking. How I adore those wonderful mountain women! Happy Mother Day to All ~ Sandy

Ok. My Grandmother lived in Grafton, WV, where Mother's Day was founded. She attended Andrews Methodist Church, also where Mother's Day was founded, and knew Ann Jarvis the founder of Mother's Day. She says that Ann Jarvis was very mean to her mother. I think that she may have founded Mother's Day out of guilt, because of the way she treated her mother. Anyway, just a little tidbit. I don't know if this story is true, but I have to believe my Grandmother. Bob -----Original Message----- From: Rena Worthen [mailto:doreatr@rbnet.com] Sent: Friday, May 10, 2002 6:31 PM To: VALOUDOU-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [VALOUDOU-L] Happy Mothers DAY ATTENTION! ATTENTION! ATTENTION! We'll all celebrate Mothers Day on Sunday May 12th of 2002 Let us remember Mother by shareing with the group a story, a poem, or some tribute to mom. Rena List Adm. ==== VALOUDOU Mailing List ==== Join the Rootsweb Genealogical Data Cooperative. Rootsweb members & sponsors are who make this list possible. http://www.rootsweb.com

ATTENTION! ATTENTION! ATTENTION! We'll all celebrate Mothers Day on Sunday May 12th of 2002 Let us remember Mother by shareing with the group a story, a poem, or some tribute to mom. Rena List Adm.

Hi, Did we pass? Tootsie b. in OH living in Michigan with Shoemaker, Exline's and few others in Loudoun. Sorry Marilyn but I couldn't keep me from asking that silly question. Marilyn Marlow wrote: > Hello everyone this is just a test. > Marilyn > > ==== VALOUDOU Mailing List ==== > To contact Listowner: > Rena Worthen doreatr@rbnet.com

Hello everyone this is just a test. Marilyn

From: marilyn498@webtv.net (Marilyn Marlow) Marilyn PLEASE place your queries in Plain Text. the last 2 were MIME and i forwarded them for you. Rena List Adm. Me again ! I am now looking for information on the Fry family of Lovettsville Loudoun County Virginia. I am looking for information on the Children of Charles and Jane A. Tribby Fry- Thanks to Pat Duncan I have a list of the childrens names and birthdates. The children I am intrested in are Nellie Blanche b. 5 March 1910, Pleasant A.A. Fry b. 20 Feb 1902, Lydia Lillian Fry b. 18 July 1904, Hazel May Fry b. 23 March 1906, Addison Leslie Fry b. 31 May 1911 d. 1942, Careline Alvira Fry b. 10 May 1909 married Leonard Lee Putman, d. 27 Sept 1979, Mabel Rhoda Fry b. June 1917, Charles Clayton Fry b. Nov 1920 married Ethel Shumaker d. 16 Nov 1942, George David Fry b. 13 Feb 1921. Do any of these names look familier to anyone. I would love any all informatoin I can get on the above names. Thanks everyone and have a wonderful day ! I appreciate all the help I get from you all, again THANKS ! Marilyn

1 William Burgess . +Martha A. d: December 06, 1898 b: March 27, 1817 d: December 06, 1898 Age at death: 81 . 2 James W. Burgess b: 1846 in Loudoun County, Va .... +Josephine E. Ryan b: 1846 in Loudoun County, Va . 2 Charles F. Burgess d: October 01, 1922 b: April 22, 1846 d: October 01, 1922 Age at death: 76 .... +Mary E. Henderson . 2 Margaret Ann Burgess b: 1845 in Loudoun County, Va .... +James Henry Ryan d: September 10, 1905 in Herndon, Va b: 1840 in Loudoun County, Va d: September 10, 1905 in Herndon, Va Age at death: 65 est. . 2 Martha E. Burgess b: September 15, 1853 in Loudoun County, Va .... +John William Turner m: April 24, 1872 in Loudoun Co, Va b: 1847 in Washington, Co. Maryland m: April 24, 1872 in Loudoun Co, Va

Is there anyone who knows of a researcher working the Rust family of Loudoun County, VA, as it relates to the Janney and Templer families? If so, please have them contact me. Charlie Templer

Thanks Pat for all the information. Marilyn

I am researching the following Loudoun County surnames: Burson 1763-1830, Brown, 1784-1830, McPherson 1795-1830, Miller 1730-1765, Hibbs 1710-1818, Cox 1818, Kregan 1750-1800, Pyle 1780. James Burson was a Quaker and a Rev. War Patriot, wife Mary Kregan, James Burson, George Jr, George Sr. George. Mary Kregan dau of Barnabas Kregan Burson, Brown and McPherson moved on to Schoolcraft, Kalamazoo, Michigan in 1830. Isaac Brown m. Sarah Burson 1784 So. Fork Meeting, LC, VA. Son John Brown and Nancy McPherson m. 1817 So. Ford, LC, VA moved on to MI. Stephen Brown son of John and Nancy later became State Senator of MI. Sarah Hibbs married Stephen McPherson Jr in GooseCreek, Loudoun Cty, VA 1791. Abraham Miller Jr.b. 1765 moved on to Somerset Cty, PA where he was Sheriff. He was son of Abraham Miller b. 1730-40. We are looking for any information on Abraham Miller, Barnabas Kregan and Sarah Cox. We also have DAR documentation for James Burson to share. Kitty Chiono Cortez kitty@chiono.net