Just a reminder of the Loudoun County, Virginia Resource Materials and Look-Up Volunteers available on the Loudoun County USGENWEB site at: http://www.rootsweb.com/~valoudou/lookups.htm Please be specific when requesting a lookup, giving as much information as you can about the individual you seek. Many of these references can be purchased at Willow Bend Books in Westminster, MD. See their web site at: http://www.willowbend.net/default.asp Pat Duncan p.duncan@worldnet.att.net LOUDOUN COUNTY REFERENCES Apprentices, Poor Children and Bastards, Loudoun County, VA 1757-1850 by Louisa Hutchison Loudoun Co. Marriages After 1850, Vol 1, 1851-1880 by Duncan & Frain Loudoun Co. VA Will Book Abstracts, Books 2A-3C, Jun 1841-Dec 1879 by Pat Duncan Loudoun Co. VA Will Book Index 1757-1946 by Pat Duncan Register of Free Negroes 1844-1861 by Pat Duncan Union Cemetery, Leesburg, Plats A and B by Betty Frain Union Cemetery, Leesburg, The Later Plats by Betty Frain 1810, 1820, 1830, 1840, 1850, 1860, 1870 Loudoun County Census Index 1880, 1900, 1920, 1920 Loudoun County Census Index by the Thomas Balch Library; Abstracts from Loudoun County Virginia Guardian Account Books A-H, 1759-1904 by Pat Duncan Abstracts of Wills, Inventories, and Administration Accounts of Loudoun County, Virginia 1757-1800 by J. Estelle Stewart King Births, Baptisms, Marriages, Deaths and Burials of New Jerusalem Evangelical Lutheran Church from April 1899 (to October 1927) Bulletin of Loudoun Co., Vol. 2, 3, Bulletin of the Historical Society of Loudoun County, Virginia, 1957-197 Cameron Parish in Colonial Virginia by Margaret Lail Hopkins. Composition Book. Death Records Commended by D. J. Hauer at the New Jerusalem Evangelical Lutheran Church, Lovettsville (March 1837 - October 1852). Early Church Records of Loudoun County Virginia 1745-1800 by Marty Hiatt. FTM CD-ROM #4, which includes VA marriages by Family Tree Maker. Historian's Guide to Loudoun County Virginia, Colonial Laws of Virginia and County Court Orders 1757-1766 by John T. Phillips. Index to Loudoun County Virginia Chancery Suits 1759-1915 by Hiatt & Scott Index to Loudoun County, Virginia Wills, 1757-1850 by Louisa Hutchison Jefferson County Explorer: The West Virginia History Database. CD-Rom: by William D. Theriault (West Virginia Division of Culture and History). Since Jefferson County, WV is so close to Loudoun, some of the information is related. John Jay Janney's Virginia by Werner and Asa Janney. Legends of Loudoun by Harrison Williams. Loudoun Co. Birth Register 1853-1879 and Loudoun Co. Birth Register 1880-1896 by Duncan Loudoun Co. Families and History. This book includes Memoir of Loudoun Co. 1853 by Yardley Taylor; the Loudoun Co. section of Historical and Geographical Encyclopedia by Hardesty; the Loudoun Co. section of The German Settlement by Goodhart; the Loudoun Valley Academy reunion of 1914; and Virginia Business Directory and Gazeteer 1911 for Loudoun. Loudoun County and the Civil War by John Divine Loudoun County Marriages, 1760-1850 by John Vogt and T. William Kethley, Jr. Loudoun County Virginia Cemeteries, A Preliminary Index by Thomas Balch Library. Loudoun County Virginia Clerk's Probate Records, Book 1, 1904-1921 and Book 2, 1922-1938 by Pat Duncan Loudoun County Virginia Will Book Abstracts, Books A-Z, December 1757 - June 1841 by Pat Duncan Loudoun County, VA Death Register, 1853-1896, by Betty Frain and Marty Hiatt Loudoun County, Virginia Marriage Records to 1881 by Jewell. Loudoun County, Virginia Militia Journal 1793-1829 by Don Blincoe, Sr. Loudoun County, Virginia Minute Book, 1780-1783 by T.L.C. Genealogy Loudoun Heritage by Evelyn Taylor Adams. Lovettsville Union Cemetery by Marty Hiatt Lovettsville, The German Settlement by Yetive Weatherly. Marriage Bonds of Loudoun County by Jewell Marriage Licenses Of Frederick County Maryland 1811-1840. Marriages of Loudoun County Virginia 1757-1853 by Wertz Middleburg Cemeteries, Loudoun County compiled by the Cemetery Committee of Thomas Balch Library Mount Zion Cemetery, Aldie by Wynne C. Saffer New Jerusalem Lutheran Church Cemetery by Marty Hiatt and Craig Scott Personal Property Tax List for 1814 - Page 28 ONLY (Surnames mostly begin with S). 1787, 1788, and 1789 Personal Property Tax Lists for Loudoun County, Virginia by Netti Schreiner-Yantis and Florene Love. Potts Cemetery Information. Quaker Records V.6 Virginia by William Wade Hinshaw. Rock Hill, Loudoun's Deserted Village by Janney. St. James United Church of Christ Church Register (Reformed Church) Loudoun Co. Va. Ca Sept 17, 1789-August 23, 1823 translated from German to English by Jerry and Tedi Jeen Mower. The Anglican Parishes of Loudoun County, Virginia Truro, Cameron and Shelburne 1736-1805 by Margaret Lail Hopkins and Nancy Hopkins Phillips The Story of Purcellville by Eugene M. Scheel The Years After, Selections from the Loudoun Democratic Mirror June 14, 1865 - June13, 1866 by Jerry Michael When Waterford & I Were Young by John E. Divine with Bronwen & John Souders

Could someone do a lookup for me? Barbara Elizabeth (Neer) Grubb b abt 1831 and buried in New Jerusalem Lutheran Church Cemetery in Lovettsville, Va. wife of Samuel N. Grubb b. abt 1825/27 and died September 1895. Thank you for your time. Deb Neer Hoffman Stow, Ohio ---------------------------------------------------- Sign Up for NetZero Platinum Today Only $9.95 per month! http://my.netzero.net/s/signup?r=platinum&refcd=PT97

Trinity UMC in Paris still holds services but all church records were lost during the 1940's or so when there was a change in church boundaries. Sad, isn't it? I've been trying to find the records for years with no luck . . . yet. Sandy SUZYQ89@prodigy.net wrote: > Would there be a way to obtain church records from > them? Are they still in existence? Thanks in advance. > Suzanne > > --- Original Message --- > From: ADAMS & WEBB <mtnlaurl@erols.com> > To: VALOUDOU-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [VALOUDOU-L] W H Hains Info > > >The name "Hains" rang a bell with me as the church I > attended in my childhood was > >built by a H. S. Hanes. The church is the Trinity > Methodist in the town of Paris, > >which is in Fauquier but is right near the Loudoun > line. I'm not sure, but I > >always thought that the Hanes who built the church > was from Loudoun. The church > >was finished 1895 and has a beautiful round stained > glass window of a dove over > >the pulpit with the words "Donated by H. S. Hanes". > Might be the same family - > >might not. Just thought I'd let you know. > > > >Below are a few Hanes buried in the area. The Ivy > Hill Cemetery is in Upperville, > >right on the Loudoun/Fauquier line. I see that > builder H. S. Hanes is there > > > >HANES, E. T. - BORN: 1868 DIED: 1936--MARSHALL > CEM-MARSHALL > >HANES, ELIZABETH A. - BORN: 08 APR 1812 DIED: 17 FEB > 1909--IVY HILL-UPPERVILLE > >HANES, ELLA V. - BORN: 03 JUN 1845 DIED: 03 APR 1915-- > IVY HILL-UPPERVILLE > >HANES, H. S. - BORN: 08 NOV 1852 DIED: 23 AUG 1917-- > IVY HILL-UPPERVILLE > > > >Good luck! > > > >Sandy Adams > > > >Ehburt0731@cs.com wrote: > > > >> Greetings! I have been trying to find parents and > other family info about my > >> great grandfather, William Henry Hains, born 1 Jan > 1825 in Loudoun Co., VA. > >> I know he lived and is buried in Logan, Hocking > Co., OH dying 29 Dec 1880. > >> Do you have any info about him? I would appreciate > anything you can tell me > >> regarding suggestions, clues, or specific family > ties in Virginia. Thanks a > >> lot! > >> > >> ==== VALOUDOU Mailing List ==== > >> Have you posted your Loudoun Co. surnames lately? > >> New members are joining our mailing list every day. > >> Be sure to periodically remind us of your Loudoun > research interests. > > > > > >==== VALOUDOU Mailing List ==== > >Have you posted your Loudoun Co. surnames lately? > >New members are joining our mailing list every day. > >Be sure to periodically remind us of your Loudoun > research interests. > > > > ==== VALOUDOU Mailing List ==== > Join the Rootsweb Genealogical Data Cooperative. > Rootsweb members & sponsors are who make this list possible. > http://www.rootsweb.com

Would there be a way to obtain church records from them? Are they still in existence? Thanks in advance. Suzanne --- Original Message --- From: ADAMS & WEBB <mtnlaurl@erols.com> To: VALOUDOU-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [VALOUDOU-L] W H Hains Info >The name "Hains" rang a bell with me as the church I attended in my childhood was >built by a H. S. Hanes. The church is the Trinity Methodist in the town of Paris, >which is in Fauquier but is right near the Loudoun line. I'm not sure, but I >always thought that the Hanes who built the church was from Loudoun. The church >was finished 1895 and has a beautiful round stained glass window of a dove over >the pulpit with the words "Donated by H. S. Hanes". Might be the same family - >might not. Just thought I'd let you know. > >Below are a few Hanes buried in the area. The Ivy Hill Cemetery is in Upperville, >right on the Loudoun/Fauquier line. I see that builder H. S. Hanes is there > >HANES, E. T. - BORN: 1868 DIED: 1936--MARSHALL CEM-MARSHALL >HANES, ELIZABETH A. - BORN: 08 APR 1812 DIED: 17 FEB 1909--IVY HILL-UPPERVILLE >HANES, ELLA V. - BORN: 03 JUN 1845 DIED: 03 APR 1915-- IVY HILL-UPPERVILLE >HANES, H. S. - BORN: 08 NOV 1852 DIED: 23 AUG 1917-- IVY HILL-UPPERVILLE > >Good luck! > >Sandy Adams > >Ehburt0731@cs.com wrote: > >> Greetings! I have been trying to find parents and other family info about my >> great grandfather, William Henry Hains, born 1 Jan 1825 in Loudoun Co., VA. >> I know he lived and is buried in Logan, Hocking Co., OH dying 29 Dec 1880. >> Do you have any info about him? I would appreciate anything you can tell me >> regarding suggestions, clues, or specific family ties in Virginia. Thanks a >> lot! >> >> ==== VALOUDOU Mailing List ==== >> Have you posted your Loudoun Co. surnames lately? >> New members are joining our mailing list every day. >> Be sure to periodically remind us of your Loudoun research interests. > > >==== VALOUDOU Mailing List ==== >Have you posted your Loudoun Co. surnames lately? >New members are joining our mailing list every day. >Be sure to periodically remind us of your Loudoun research interests. >

The name "Hains" rang a bell with me as the church I attended in my childhood was built by a H. S. Hanes. The church is the Trinity Methodist in the town of Paris, which is in Fauquier but is right near the Loudoun line. I'm not sure, but I always thought that the Hanes who built the church was from Loudoun. The church was finished 1895 and has a beautiful round stained glass window of a dove over the pulpit with the words "Donated by H. S. Hanes". Might be the same family - might not. Just thought I'd let you know. Below are a few Hanes buried in the area. The Ivy Hill Cemetery is in Upperville, right on the Loudoun/Fauquier line. I see that builder H. S. Hanes is there HANES, E. T. - BORN: 1868 DIED: 1936--MARSHALL CEM-MARSHALL HANES, ELIZABETH A. - BORN: 08 APR 1812 DIED: 17 FEB 1909--IVY HILL-UPPERVILLE HANES, ELLA V. - BORN: 03 JUN 1845 DIED: 03 APR 1915--IVY HILL-UPPERVILLE HANES, H. S. - BORN: 08 NOV 1852 DIED: 23 AUG 1917--IVY HILL-UPPERVILLE Good luck! Sandy Adams Ehburt0731@cs.com wrote: > Greetings! I have been trying to find parents and other family info about my > great grandfather, William Henry Hains, born 1 Jan 1825 in Loudoun Co., VA. > I know he lived and is buried in Logan, Hocking Co., OH dying 29 Dec 1880. > Do you have any info about him? I would appreciate anything you can tell me > regarding suggestions, clues, or specific family ties in Virginia. Thanks a > lot! > > ==== VALOUDOU Mailing List ==== > Have you posted your Loudoun Co. surnames lately? > New members are joining our mailing list every day. > Be sure to periodically remind us of your Loudoun research interests.

Greetings! I have been trying to find parents and other family info about my great grandfather, William Henry Hains, born 1 Jan 1825 in Loudoun Co., VA. I know he lived and is buried in Logan, Hocking Co., OH dying 29 Dec 1880. Do you have any info about him? I would appreciate anything you can tell me regarding suggestions, clues, or specific family ties in Virginia. Thanks a lot!

Birth registration was not required in Virginia until 1853, so before that time you must rely on tombstones, baptisms, and family bibles. From Loudoun Co Census index: Haines, Sarah p. 138 MIDDLEBURG 1820 LOUDOUN CO VA Haines, Stacey p. 124 LEESBURG 1820 LOUDOUN CO VA Hains, Edward p. 28 Leesburg 1830 LOUDOUN CO VA Hains, Elizabeth p. 20 Shelburne Parish 1830 LOUDOUN CO VA Hains, Maria p. 110 Shelburne Parish 1830 LOUDOUN CO VA Hains, Thomas p. 33 Leesburg 1830 LOUDOUN CO VA Haighn, John H. p. 220 1st District 1840 LOUDOUN CO VA Haines, Washington p. 180 2nd District 1840 LOUDOUN CO VA Hains, Edward p. 223 1st District 1840 LOUDOUN CO VA Hains, Mariah p. 176 2nd District 1840 LOUDOUN CO VA Hanes, Margarett p. 190 1st District 1840 LOUDOUN CO VA This may help narrow down the possibilities. Pat Duncan p.duncan@worldnet.att.net Ehburt0731@cs.com wrote: > > Greetings! I have been trying to find parents and other family info about my > great grandfather, William Henry Hains, born 1 Jan 1825 in Loudoun Co., VA. > I know he lived and is buried in Logan, Hocking Co., OH dying 29 Dec 1880. > Do you have any info about him? I would appreciate anything you can tell me > regarding suggestions, clues, or specific family ties in Virginia. Thanks a > lot! > > ==== VALOUDOU Mailing List ==== > Have you posted your Loudoun Co. surnames lately? > New members are joining our mailing list every day. > Be sure to periodically remind us of your Loudoun research interests.

Hi List! I've written before, but thought I would write again. My mom and I were going over some notes the other day, and realized some new things. 1. Our ALEXANDERS families originated and moved from Loudoun together to other counties such as Clarke, and Frederick, etc. 2. Hathaway ALEXANDER is my third great grandfather, and was one of the families who moved with the others. He lived in Loudoun in 1810, and possible 1820. 3. We think that Hathaway was part of seven brothers who moved from Loudoun. Hathaway would have been the oldest. 4. We know that Hathaway, and his brothers had the same occupations. 5. We know that the ones we know about had the same religion, and the ones we know about were all Methodist. 6. We think that they connect with the John ALEXANDER who owned the land. This John had the same religion. He built a Methodist church, so that hd didn't have to go to it. Ok. I would love to share all my information. If anyone has any ideas, please let me know! I would love to know about church records, and how you can access them through Loudoun County. Suzanne

In a message dated 21-Feb-02 15:19:06 Greenwich Standard Time, rbiddle@flash.net writes: > Does anyone have information about the John William & Margaret Ann > (Ramsey) Board family of Loudoun Co.? They were md in 1848 in Loudoun > Co. and listed in the 1850 Loudoun Co. census. They moved to WV about > 1860 and appear in the 1870 & 1880 census in Lewis Co., Missouri. > Margaret is my great-grandaunt. > Lots of information to share about the Ramsey family in Loudoun Co. > > Ralph Biddle from OK > Now, JUST IN CASE you're stuck because of this obvious point, let me mention that West Virginia became a State in 1863, so maybe the 1860 records would be under Virginia in some files. (Such as a distant cousin of yours relying on a certificate issued by the Commonwealth of Virginia in 1860, in a town that later became West Virginia). Of course, the Virginia archives for that part of Virginia that later became West Virginia have been transferred to WV. Your ancestors apparently moved to that area just before WV became a State, so there COULD be such confusion. Tom

Does anyone have information about the John William & Margaret Ann (Ramsey) Board family of Loudoun Co.? They were md in 1848 in Loudoun Co. and listed in the 1850 Loudoun Co. census. They moved to WV about 1860 and appear in the 1870 & 1880 census in Lewis Co., Missouri. Margaret is my great-grandaunt. Lots of information to share about the Ramsey family in Loudoun Co. Ralph Biddle from OK

I checked Hutchinson's Index to Loudoun Co., Wills 1757-1850 and no Moses Lawrence is in the index. There is a C.E. , Emily, John and John E. Sorry. -----Original Message----- From: Bob Lawrence [mailto:LorincRobi@prodigy.net] Sent: Sunday, February 17, 2002 3:38 PM To: VALOUDOU-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [VALOUDOU-L] Moses Lawrence I am looking for information on Moses Lawrence, whose will was probated in Loudon County, VA, in 1787. Thanks for any help. Bob Lawrence ==== VALOUDOU Mailing List ==== Join the Rootsweb Genealogical Data Cooperative. Rootsweb members & sponsors are who make this list possible. http://www.rootsweb.com

I am looking for information on Moses Lawrence, whose will was probated in Loudon County, VA, in 1787. Thanks for any help. Bob Lawrence

Thank you Edie for the reply through list, and thank you Phania for the personal reply. Tosca Hawbottom1@aol.com wrote: > In a message dated 2/15/2002 7:25:51 AM Eastern Standard Time, > VALOUDOU-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: > > > > > Which Sarah Lamar married Elias Thrasher, please? Was it Benoni Smith's > > son > > John's daughter? Mareen Tyler and Rebecca Rice's daughter Sarah Ann? I am > > aware of Sally/Sarah Lamar, d. of R. C., who married Albert Griffin, M.D. > > Or a different one altogether? And when and where, please? > > Thank you. > > Tosca > > > > Tosca: Elias Thrasher (1767-1823) married Sarah Lamar (1770-1851) and she > is the d/o Col. William Bishop Lamar (1745-1812) and Elizabeth Smith (1751-< > 1812). I do not know the parents of Elizabeth Smith. > Edie > > ==== VALOUDOU Mailing List ==== > Join the Rootsweb Genealogical Data Cooperative. > Rootsweb members & sponsors are who make this list possible. > http://www.rootsweb.com

In a message dated 2/15/2002 7:25:51 AM Eastern Standard Time, VALOUDOU-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: > > Which Sarah Lamar married Elias Thrasher, please? Was it Benoni Smith's > son > John's daughter? Mareen Tyler and Rebecca Rice's daughter Sarah Ann? I am > aware of Sally/Sarah Lamar, d. of R. C., who married Albert Griffin, M.D. > Or a different one altogether? And when and where, please? > Thank you. > Tosca > Tosca: Elias Thrasher (1767-1823) married Sarah Lamar (1770-1851) and she is the d/o Col. William Bishop Lamar (1745-1812) and Elizabeth Smith (1751-< 1812). I do not know the parents of Elizabeth Smith. Edie

Edie and Kyle, Which Sarah Lamar married Elias Thrasher, please? Was it Benoni Smith's son John's daughter? Mareen Tyler and Rebecca Rice's daughter Sarah Ann? I am aware of Sally/Sarah Lamar, d. of R. C., who married Albert Griffin, M.D. Or a different one altogether? And when and where, please? Thank you. Tosca Hawbottom1@aol.com wrote: > In a message dated 1/29/2002 3:16:19 AM Eastern Standard Time, > VALOUDOU-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: > > > I'm interested in being contacted by anyone who is working on the ALDER & > > Thrasher family history. The were from Loudoun Co, VA and migrated to OHIO > > and on into Kansas > > Kyle, are you talking about Archibald Thrasher, s/o Elias Thrasher and Sarah > Lamar? > Edie

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HUNDRED a military and administrative district, dating to the 10th C. under King Aethelred, but in use as late as the 17th C., in early British colonial America. A hundred is not 100 acres but 100 hides, one of which will support a family of that day. Each hide varied from 60 to 120 acres depending on the quality of the land . Famous American hundreds were Bermuda Hundred, and Martin's Hundred which had at least 21,500 acres in the first settlement and 200 settlers.

Willow Bend Books also are at 1 800-876-6103 and a very nice young lady will take your order and your credit card number in person. I know I talked to her this morning. Sondra On Thu, 14 Feb 2002 08:01:35 -0500 "P. Duncan" <p.duncan@worldnet.att.net> writes: > In response to Sondra's question about the Loudoun will book > abstracts - > this book is one of MANY Loudoun references offered by Willow Bend > Books > in Westminster, MD. See their web site at: > http://www.willowbend.net/default.asp > > Here is a brief description of some Loudoun County will book > references: > > INDEX TO LOUDOUN COUNTY, VIRGINIA WILLS 1757-1850 - Louisa Skinner > Hutchison 1997. 276 pp. index [WB1513] $22.00 > This book covers the recorded wills, listed in the order they > appear > in the books. It includes the year the will was written and > recorded, > as well as all names mentioned in the will. > > LOUDOUN COUNTY, VIRGINIA WILL BOOK ABSTRACTS, BOOKS A-Z, > DEC.1757-JUN.1841 - Patricia B. Duncan 2000, 8 1/2 x 11, index, 318 > pages [WB0065] $36.00 > This book covers all the will book entries, including appraisals, > settlements, sales, etc. There is an alphabetically arranged chart > of > the wills which gives supplemental information (full date the will > was > written and recorded, as well as additional information such as > slave > division, bond, etc.) to the above Hutchison index. > > LOUDOUN COUNTY, VIRGINIA WILL BOOK ABSTRACTS, BOOKS 2A-3C, JUN 1841 > - > DEC 1879 AND SUPERIOR COURT BOOKS A AND B, 1810-1888 - Patricia B. > Duncan 2001, 8 1/2 x 11, index, 432 pp [WB0262] $54.00 > This books contains the same type of information as the above > book. > It covers not only the circuit court books but Books A and B from > Superior Court. > > LOUDOUN COUNTY, VIRGINIA WILL BOOK INDEX, 1757-1946 - Patricia B. > Duncan > 2001, 81/2 x 11, 258 pp [WB0443] $36.00 > This is an alphabetical index, in chart form, citing the book and > page > for wills, appraisals, settlements, sales, and lists of heirs. > Also > noted are the month/year a will was recorded in court, the local > (when > given) at the writing of the will, and the death date when given in > the > list of heirs. It covers will books A-4B and Superior Court Books > A-C. > > If you have any questions about these books, or other Loudoun Co > references, please contact me directly. > > Pat Duncan > p.duncan@worldnet.att.net > > > ==== VALOUDOU Mailing List ==== > To contact Listowner: > Rena Worthen doreatr@rbnet.com > Researching JEWEL in Loudoun Co. > >

Sondra, I'm not researching the McAtee line, but I am a descendant of Michael Ashford and Rachel Neville and would love to share info with you. I do have quite a bit of info on the Neville family that I would be happy to send to you. Barb Price

Thank you, Cathy, for the book info. I'm going to the Family History Center tomorrow and will add this book to my list! Barb