I have finally heard from a son of Dr. Malcolm HARRIS. Good News and Bad News. His son, James, is the executor of his Mother's estate who died recently. He was also the executor of his father's estate. There are some legal issues to resolve. It seems one of the sisters is claiming that her father left the copyright of the Louisa book to her. Now James said that when his father was alive he gave the book responsibility to his wife. She was the one who mailed them out and saw to the publisher, etc. Since she has passed away now the family is trying to settle the estate. He says that there is other more important issues to settle first. Of course we understand that. The the bad news: ...we'll have to wait until the family sorts out the copyright issue with this sister. If she really does have the copyright then the permission to reprint will come from her. When I spoke to her she was concerned about money. He said he would speak to her about that. The good news: James actually has his father's research. He said there was more left out of these books than was put into them. Can you imagine? Because of cost, his father had to decide what to include and what to leave out. He said that he actually went to cemetery's and interviewed descendants with bible's etc. In conclusion: The books by Dr. HARRIS will be reprinted. He wrote the History of New Kent as well as the History of Louisa and some others. I offered to help with this project, just to see the books printed again. He said he gets an average of 3 calls a week about his dads books. He is a researcher and historian and is planning to do something about reprinting his father's work. He isn't as concerned about the money as he is about fulfilling the need. He asked that I give him 2-6 months to finish out his mother's estate. In this time he will talk with his sister, try to find the copyright, etc. He wants to have the legal issue of copyright resolved. They have an attorney looking into it to determine if the sister does have the copyright. We just have to be patient. Maybe we'll be able to encourage him to add some more of the original research into the book. Who knows. We need to keep adding names to the list who wants the book. I told him we're at about 100 and he said that there is more than that for both books. This has been fun, I'll keep you posted when I talk to him again in a few months. Until then we must wait. Regards, Adrianne Hopkins

I am also interested in buying the book. Janet in San Antonio

Thank you Adrianne for all your work and time involved with getting the Harris book reprinted. I just wanted to know that I appreciate your efforts. :)) Peggy Hill.

Donna; I may have some Info on Love Statham & family. He was a neighbor of my HUNTER ancestors & his daughter married a Hunter. I'll check my records to see what I have and will get back to you if I find anything. JerrySanford ----- Original Message ----- From: "Donna Newman" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, January 15, 2000 5:30 AM Subject: Re: [VALOUISA-L] Love Statham | Am looking for ancestor Love Statham, who died in Louisa Co, VA | about 1781. He was born about 1710. He had a son, either | Nathaniel or Thompson Nathaniel. Most of the research I've seen | shows TN as his son, but because of the age difference I suspect | there's a generation in between. TN ended up in Irwin Co, GA. | | Thanks. | | Donna Newman |

I am interested in buying the book. Rachel Fair

I can't find a wife listed on his will, but the following children are mentioned: James Statham John Statham Charles Statham Robert Statham William Statham Nathaniel Statham Jesse (?) Statham Nancy Barnes Pleasant Statham Friends John Brown and James Christian executors. James, John, Charles and Robert left one dollar each. Remainder of estate divided equally between last five kids. Donna Newman On 15 Jan 00, at 14:37, Ann Avery Hunter wrote: > > Nathaniel or TN are descendents of John, who died > > in Elbert Co., GA in 1823. He mentions a Nathaniel in his will. If > > you would like a copy of this will, send me a private email with your > > snail mail. > > I'm not really tracking all of the Statham descendants, so don't bother > with snail mail. As you may have guessed, I descend from Love's daughter > Mary who m. Stephen Hunter. Stephen and his descendants stayed in Louisa > Co. I would like the names of John's wife and children if you can just > email them. If not, that's OK. > > Ann > -- > Ann Avery Hunter > Richmond, Virginia > mailto:[email protected] >

Ok, I've only received messages from 3 folks on this correction addendum. This doesn't seem to be something we all need to be concerned over. We'll simply have the corrections inserted and move on. I did finally hear from one of the male children of Dr. HARRIS. I have not heard back as of yet. I don't think this person checks his email every day. I was trying to contact the family as a courtesy. We have a book to use as a copy. There is just one problem. It has ink mark corrections in it. Ugh. We are trying to overcome that hurdle right now. I'm sure that HIGGINSON has dealt with this kind of thing before. I hope to get the book in my hands in about another week. Then I'll send it along to the publisher. I'll contact you with the final price which still should be no more than $35 plus abt. $2.50 postage. If I understood how the postage works. :-) I will collect the money myself because I don't have to mail out the books. I'll report back ASAP. BTW, our book count now is 98. It is my understanding, I'm verifying this, when we get to 101 orders the price changes again. I hope a few more jump in so we can get another discount. Adrianne

My error, Ann. Nathaniel or TN are descendents of John, who died in Elbert Co., GA in 1823. He mentions a Nathaniel in his will. If you would like a copy of this will, send me a private email with your snail mail. Thanks!! Donna On 15 Jan 00, at 11:28, Ann Avery Hunter wrote: > Donna Newman wrote: > > > Am looking for ancestor Love Statham, who died in Louisa Co, VA > > about 1781. He was born about 1710. He had a son, either > > Nathaniel or Thompson Nathaniel. Most of the research I've seen > > shows TN as his son, but because of the age difference I suspect > > there's a generation in between. TN ended up in Irwin Co, GA. > > > > No son named either Nathaniel or Thompson was mentioned in Love Statham's > will or in any deed executed by him. His children were: > > 1. John > 2. Charles > 3. Mary, m. Stephen Hunter > 4. Mildred, m. William Humphreys > 5. Jane, m. Bartlett Haley > 6. Sarah, m. William Humphreys > 7. Elizabeth, m. ___ Hardwick > 8. Ann, m. Edward Eastham > > Sarah m. William Humphreys after the death of her sister Mildred. In > addition, Love Statham's will mentions a grandson William Dabney Statham. > He is thought to be John Statham's son, as John was appointed his guardian > in a Court Order of 1786 in which William Dabney is referred to as a "base > born child". > > Ann > -- > Ann Avery Hunter > Richmond, Virginia > mailto:[email protected] >

Donna Newman wrote: > Am looking for ancestor Love Statham, who died in Louisa Co, VA > about 1781. He was born about 1710. He had a son, either > Nathaniel or Thompson Nathaniel. Most of the research I've seen > shows TN as his son, but because of the age difference I suspect > there's a generation in between. TN ended up in Irwin Co, GA. > No son named either Nathaniel or Thompson was mentioned in Love Statham's will or in any deed executed by him. His children were: 1. John 2. Charles 3. Mary, m. Stephen Hunter 4. Mildred, m. William Humphreys 5. Jane, m. Bartlett Haley 6. Sarah, m. William Humphreys 7. Elizabeth, m. ___ Hardwick 8. Ann, m. Edward Eastham Sarah m. William Humphreys after the death of her sister Mildred. In addition, Love Statham's will mentions a grandson William Dabney Statham. He is thought to be John Statham's son, as John was appointed his guardian in a Court Order of 1786 in which William Dabney is referred to as a "base born child". Ann -- Ann Avery Hunter Richmond, Virginia mailto:[email protected]

John Peay's wife was Mildred Waddy Peay, not Mary. Evans ----- Original Message ----- From: Evans Peay <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: 15 January 2000 07:12 Subject: [VALOUISA-L] John Peay > In 1800 there were two John Peay's living in Louisa Co, VA according to the > Census. Both were over age 45. In 1784, one of these John Peay's bought > land on Cub Creek from Isham Watkins. In 1796, willbook i, the will of this > John peay was recorded, and it says his wife's name is Mary. > > I also believe one of these John Peays was the father of Anthony Peay, born > abt 1776. Lastly, I believe that if I can find out the ancestry/decendants > for 1 generation of these John Peays I will figure out how 3 Peay lines are > related. > > Does anyone have ANYTHING on either of these JOHN PEAYs who were in Louisa > Co in the late 1700's? > > Evans Peay > Clarksville, TN > > Researching Louisa Co, VA: Peay, Smith, Sims, Pendleton and Walton. > >

In 1800 there were two John Peay's living in Louisa Co, VA according to the Census. Both were over age 45. In 1784, one of these John Peay's bought land on Cub Creek from Isham Watkins. In 1796, willbook i, the will of this John peay was recorded, and it says his wife's name is Mary. I also believe one of these John Peays was the father of Anthony Peay, born abt 1776. Lastly, I believe that if I can find out the ancestry/decendants for 1 generation of these John Peays I will figure out how 3 Peay lines are related. Does anyone have ANYTHING on either of these JOHN PEAYs who were in Louisa Co in the late 1700's? Evans Peay Clarksville, TN Researching Louisa Co, VA: Peay, Smith, Sims, Pendleton and Walton.

Am looking for ancestor Love Statham, who died in Louisa Co, VA about 1781. He was born about 1710. He had a son, either Nathaniel or Thompson Nathaniel. Most of the research I've seen shows TN as his son, but because of the age difference I suspect there's a generation in between. TN ended up in Irwin Co, GA. Thanks. Donna Newman

John was a sheriff in Louisa Co., until his death Nov., 12, 1770. He was the son of John Dabney Pettus and Anne Overton. He was married to Mary (Elizabeth?) Minor, and had eight children. However, some data show he may have been previously married to Mary Minor. If anyone has information regarding this first marriage, and children resulting from it, it would be appreciated if you could share it with me. Don Bartlett

I would like to express interest in ordering the Louisa County book when it is available. Robin Taylor

I am a new subscribed to this list but I would like details regarding the purchase a copy of the HARRIS book that cost $60.00. Patsy

Before I commit to purchasing the book, I am wondering if anyone could check to see if any of my ancestors/family members are listed in it. Here's the list: Name Birth date Birth location Spouse Foster, Benjamin abt. 1796 , Louisa, Virginia Foster, Elizabeth "Betsey" 1: abt. 1750 1: , Hanover, Virginia Johnson, John, Sr. 2: abt. 1735 2: Foster, James 1: abt. 1764 1: , Louisa, Virginia 2: abt. 1721 2: 3: abt. 1721 3: , Gloucester, Virginia Foster, John abt. 1770 , Louisa, Virginia Harris, Molly Foster, Lancelot abt. 1770 , Louisa, Virginia Ryan, Sarah Foster, Lancelot abt. 1798 , Louisa, Virginia Johnson, Lucy Foster, Martha abt. 1772 , Louisa, Virginia Foster, Nancy abt. 1760 , Louisa, Virginia Foster, Patsy abt. 1795 , Louisa, Virginia Foster, Rachel abt. 1762 , Louisa, Virginia Foster, Richard 1: abt. 1691 1: , Gloucester, Virginia Fox, Sarah "Sally" 2: abt. 1690 2: , Gloucester, Virginia 3: abt. 1693 3: , Essex, Virginia 4: 1695 4: , Essex, Virginia Foster, Richard abt. 1804 , Louisa, Virginia Foster, Robert abt. 1740 , Caroline, Virginia Armstrong, Mary Foster, Robert 1: abt. 1764 1: , Louisa, Virginia 2: abt. 1717 2: , Gloucester, Virginia Foster, Sarah abt. 1806 , Louisa, Virginia Foster, Simon abt. 1800 , Louisa, Virginia Foster, William abt. 1807 , Louisa, Virginia Fox, Sarah "Sally" abt. 1712 , Essex, Virginia Foster, Richard Harris, Molly abt. 1766 Foster, John Johnson, Anna 1: 6 May 1798 1: , Louisa, Virginia Moss, Ransom 2: 6 May 1798 2: Richmond, Virginia Johnson, Elizabeth "Betsy" abt. 1780 , Louisa, Virginia Moore, Richard Johnson, James 12 May 1780 Louisa, Louisa, Virginia Maxey, Clarissa Johnson, John, Jr. 7 Jan 1783 , Louisa, Virginia Brooks, Susannah Johnson, John, Sr. 1734 Foster, Elizabeth "Betsey" Johnson, Lewis 1: Sep 1776 1: , Louisa, Virginia Stone, Frances "Frankey" 2: Mar 1776 2: , Louisa, Virginia Johnson, Lucy abt. 1800 , Louisa, Virginia Foster, Lancelot Moss, Ransom 1: 7 May 1797 1: ( , Louisa, Virginia) Johnson, Anna 2: 7 May 1798 2: , Louisa, Virginia Ryan, Sarah abt. 1779 , , Virginia Foster, Lancelot Stone, Frances "Frankey" 1: Mar 1774 1: , Sumner, Tennessee Johnson, Lewis 2: abt. 1772 2: , , Virginia 3: Apr 1774 3: , Sumner, Tennessee 4: 14 Mar 1776 4: , Louisa, Virginia 5: abt. 1788 5: , Sumner, Tennessee Tyler, John abt. 1774 , Louisa, Virginia Stone, Milly Tyler, Nancy abt. 1770 , Louisa, Virginia Badget, John Tyler, Polly abt. 1772 , Louisa, Virginia Kersey, John Thank you very much! Jerald "Jerry" Chittenden Portland, Oregon - ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- - ----------------------------------- http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=jerryc490 - ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- - ---------------------------------- My US ancestry - Maternal: BATEMAN, BROWNING, DIXON, FOSTER/FORSTER, FOX, GALIHER, GARNETT, GEIST, ISHAM, JOHNSON, MELTON, MUSCOE, STONE, TENLEY, TUBBS, WOOD. Paternal: AWOOD, BACON, BALL, BARBER, BARKER, BENEDICT, BENHAM, BIRCH, BLATCHLEY, BOICE/BUIS/BUYS, BRADT, BUTTON, CHITTENDEN, CLEMENTS, COOK, CORNELIUS, COSGROVE, COVELL, DANIELS, DERBY, DEWEY, de DEYSCHER, DODD, DOWNS, DRAKE, EVARTS, FLETCHER, FRENCH, FRIGELL, GERRITS, GOODRICH, GREGORY, GYSBERTSEN, HALL, HARRIS, de HOOGES, HULL, HURST, JOHNSON, KETCHUM, KIMBERLY, LUBBERTSE, MALLORY, MANSFIELD, MUNGER, OLMSTEAD, OOSTEROOM, van OSTRANDER, PIERCE, PINION, PLATT, POST, PRESTON, REED, ROTTMER/van ROTMERS, SHEAFFE, SMITH, ST JOHN, STAFFORD, TEAGLE, THYSSEN, TRAPHAGEN, WHITNEY, WARD, WHEELER, WILLEMS, WOOD

I have had a few emails concerning the Addendum. I want to throw this out to the group since it is a group project. It has been suggested to print the "Addendum" in a separate book. Again, I don't know how many corrections we are talking about. I didn't think there would be many. If you KNOW you are going to send corrections to be included in the book, please email me: [email protected] I will report back to the group after a 24 hr. period and a decision can be made then. It confuses so many folks to go back and forth on the Louisa Co. list. Too much mail isn't appreciated for those not interested in our project. :-) Thanks for your patience, Adrianne

I will let everyone know where to send their money soon. We have a copy of the book but it will take about 2 weeks to get it ready for printing. It has some corrections that have to be erased out to make it camera ready. Thanks folks, Adrianne

The $33.00 plus shipping (approximately) sounds good to me. Has someone stepped forward to facilitate this matter (sorry, I am not volunteering!). Where should the money be sent? Is there a deadline (when does the clock start for the 8 week delivery period? At 02:30 AM 1/13/2000 -0800, you wrote: >VALOUISA-D Digest Volume 00 : Issue 7 > >Today's Topics: > #1 Re: [VALOUISA-L] LOUISA CO. BK Cus ["Dee Randall" <[email protected]>] > #2 Re: [VALOUISA-L] Book delivery ans ["Dee Randall" <[email protected]>] > #3 [VALOUISA-L] Would like a price fo ["Dee Randall" <[email protected]>] > #4 [VALOUISA-L] List of people to ord ["Adrianne" <[email protected]>] > #5 [VALOUISA-L] Re: VALOUISA-D Digest [Janice and Tom Abercrombie <taberc] > #6 [VALOUISA-L] The Vote results and ["Adrianne" <[email protected]>] > #7 Re: [VALOUISA-L] RE: Cosby/Boyd [[email protected]] > >Administrivia: >To unsubscribe from VALOUISA-D, send a message to > > [email protected] > >that contains in the body of the message only the command > > unsubscribe > >and no other text. No subject line is necessary, but if your software >requires one, just use unsubscribe in the subject, too. > >______________________________X-Message: #1 >Date: Wed, 12 Jan 2000 10:20:25 -0500 >From: "Dee Randall" <[email protected]> >To: [email protected] >Message-ID: <[email protected]> >Subject: Re: [VALOUISA-L] LOUISA CO. BK Custom Reprinting...A PRICE UPDATE >Content-Type: text/plain; > charset="iso-8859-1" >Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > >From the below, based on the people who have said that they are >ordering, please advise if the book is going to be $55.00, $49.50 or >$33.00 >Thank you. >Dee. > >----- Original Message ----- >From: "Adrianne" <[email protected]> >To: <[email protected]> >Sent: January 10, 2000 9:05 PM >Subject: [VALOUISA-L] LOUISA CO. BK Custom Reprinting...A PRICE UPDATE > > >> Please read carefully, if you intend to buy a book, if you don't >please >> delete this message. >> =================================== >> >> Here is the price figures for: >> Author: Harris, Malcolm Hart;Title: History of Louisa County, >Virginia; >> Publisher: Dietz Press >> Year: 1963 525 pages >> >> <SNIP> >> 1.) The list price for the book would be $55.00 (hardcover) plus >$6.50 >> postage. Members of your group would receive a 10% discount if >ordering >> individually, for a price of: >> >> ********* $49.50, plus APROX. $6.50 postage. TOTAL: $56.00 >> >> 2.) The price for a group order of 50 or more copies would be $33.00 >each, >> plus actual postage. >> >> For an order of over $500, we request a 50% deposit with your order. >You'll >> be billed for the balance plus the actual shipping costs when the >book is >> ready to ship, which will be in 8-12 weeks. >> >> Again, many thanks. >> >> Laura >> HIGGINSON BOOK COMPANY >> <SNIP> >> >> ================================================== >> >> This is the price for printing the 525 pages. This is without a >special >> chapter OR inserted pages for the corrections. >> >> <SNIP> >> Laura writes: >> >> If there are minimal corrections that can be made by the inclusion >of a >> "corrections & additions" page or chapter, you might want to >consider that >> as the easiest option. If it would be easier for readers to follow, >you can >> insert separate corrections pages at the end of each chapter or >section. >> <SNIP> >> >> ================================================= >> >> VOTE NEEDED FOR PERSONS PLANNING TO BUY THE BOOK ONLY: >> >> 1.) Do we put in our corrections on separate pages? YES OR NO >> 2.) If we order as a group, we would all have to send money orders >to one >> person and then that person would be responsible for the $'s. >> A VOLUNTEER IS NEEDED FOR THIS DUTY, I can't do it. If no ones >volunteers, >> then we buy individually. >> ============================================== >> >> Votes will be counted and a report sent back to the group. >> >> You can send your votes to [email protected] >> ...PLEASE PUT IN SUBJECT LINE...VOTE FOR LOUISA BOOK. >> >> Thanks, >> >> Adrianne >> >> >> > >______________________________X-Message: #2 >Date: Wed, 12 Jan 2000 10:21:36 -0500 >From: "Dee Randall" <[email protected]> >To: [email protected] >Message-ID: <[email protected]> >Subject: Re: [VALOUISA-L] Book delivery answered... >Content-Type: text/plain; > charset="iso-8859-1" >Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > >Based on the below message, can you tell me the price they are >charging for the book. >Thanks, >Dee. >----- Original Message ----- >From: "Adrianne" <[email protected]> >To: <[email protected]> >Sent: January 11, 2000 5:45 PM >Subject: [VALOUISA-L] Book delivery answered... > > >> Ok, here is the long awaited answer: >> >> <SNIP> >> >> >> Thanks for your message. I don't blame you for not wanting to nahdle >80 >> books - not much fun! We can ship to individuals, but the postage >would be >> the same as for individual orders: $6.50 for one book, $2 for each >> additional book. If you would like books sent to individuals, >please >> include the addresses with your order. If it's convenient (if the >names are >> in a computer anyway) we'd much appreciate mailing labels. >> >> The quality of our books is guaranteed to be as described. I.e., the >paper, >> printing and bindings will be as described and free of defects, or >replaced >> or repaired as necessary. We will be happy to send you a sample of >the >> printed sheets before binding at no additional charge, and will >proceed with >> the job only after receiving your approval. I believe you are >already >> familiar with our class A archival-quality binding, but if you need >to see a >> sample binding we will send one for you to inspect. >> >> Again, thanks, >> Laura >> HIGGINSON BOOKS >> >> >> >> <SNIP> >> >> Thanks folks! >> >> Adrianne >> >> >> > >______________________________X-Message: #3 >Date: Wed, 12 Jan 2000 10:35:11 -0500 >From: "Dee Randall" <[email protected]> >To: [email protected] >Message-ID: <[email protected]> >Subject: [VALOUISA-L] Would like a price for the book >Content-Type: text/plain; > charset="iso-8859-1" >Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > >I understand the two messages that have been sent regarding the >ordering of the book, but I am trying to understand from the two >messages whether the price of the book is going to be $55, $49.50 or >$33.00. >advise. > > >Dee >----- Original Message ----- >From: "Dee Randall" <[email protected]> >To: <[email protected]> >Sent: January 12, 2000 10:20 AM >Subject: Re: [VALOUISA-L] LOUISA CO. BK Custom Reprinting...A PRICE >UPDATE > > >> From the below, based on the people who have said that they are >> ordering, please advise if the book is going to be $55.00, $49.50 or >> $33.00 >> Thank you. >> Dee. >> >> ----- Original Message ----- >> From: "Adrianne" <[email protected]> >> To: <[email protected]> >> Sent: January 10, 2000 9:05 PM >> Subject: [VALOUISA-L] LOUISA CO. BK Custom Reprinting...A PRICE >UPDATE >> >> >> > Please read carefully, if you intend to buy a book, if you don't >> please >> > delete this message. >> > =================================== >> > >> > Here is the price figures for: >> > Author: Harris, Malcolm Hart;Title: History of Louisa County, >> Virginia; >> > Publisher: Dietz Press >> > Year: 1963 525 pages >> > >> > <SNIP> >> > 1.) The list price for the book would be $55.00 (hardcover) plus >> $6.50 >> > postage. Members of your group would receive a 10% discount if >> ordering >> > individually, for a price of: >> > >> > ********* $49.50, plus APROX. $6.50 postage. TOTAL: $56.00 >> > >> > 2.) The price for a group order of 50 or more copies would be >$33.00 >> each, >> > plus actual postage. >> > >> > For an order of over $500, we request a 50% deposit with your >order. >> You'll >> > be billed for the balance plus the actual shipping costs when the >> book is >> > ready to ship, which will be in 8-12 weeks. >> > >> > Again, many thanks. >> > >> > Laura >> > HIGGINSON BOOK COMPANY >> > <SNIP> >> > >> > ================================================== >> > >> > This is the price for printing the 525 pages. This is without a >> special >> > chapter OR inserted pages for the corrections. >> > >> > <SNIP> >> > Laura writes: >> > >> > If there are minimal corrections that can be made by the inclusion >> of a >> > "corrections & additions" page or chapter, you might want to >> consider that >> > as the easiest option. If it would be easier for readers to >follow, >> you can >> > insert separate corrections pages at the end of each chapter or >> section. >> > <SNIP> >> > >> > ================================================= >> > >> > VOTE NEEDED FOR PERSONS PLANNING TO BUY THE BOOK ONLY: >> > >> > 1.) Do we put in our corrections on separate pages? YES OR NO >> > 2.) If we order as a group, we would all have to send money orders >> to one >> > person and then that person would be responsible for the $'s. >> > A VOLUNTEER IS NEEDED FOR THIS DUTY, I can't do it. If no ones >> volunteers, >> > then we buy individually. >> > ============================================== >> > >> > Votes will be counted and a report sent back to the group. >> > >> > You can send your votes to [email protected] >> > ...PLEASE PUT IN SUBJECT LINE...VOTE FOR LOUISA BOOK. >> > >> > Thanks, >> > >> > Adrianne >> > >> > >> > >> >> > >______________________________X-Message: #4 >Date: Wed, 12 Jan 2000 11:53:54 -0500 >From: "Adrianne" <[email protected]> >To: [email protected] >Message-ID: <[email protected]> >Subject: [VALOUISA-L] List of people to order the book >Content-Type: text/plain; > charset="Windows-1252" >Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > >============================================== >Please check this list to see that your name is on it. Make sure you're not >listed twice. If you want to be taken off, please notify me immediately. >If you want to be added contact me immediately. >[email protected] > >=============================================== >THE CURRENT LIST OF PERSONS WANTING TO PURCHASE A BOOK > >1. Charles Dwight [mailto:[email protected]] >2. Ray Anderson [mailto:[email protected]] >3. Ramonetta Phillips[mailto:[email protected]] >4. Dave Wrenn [mailto:[email protected]] >5. Bruce Nuckols [mailto:[email protected]] >6. Annette Tanners [mailto:[email protected]] >7. Ben Parris [mailto:[email protected]] >8. Joyce Moore[mailto:[email protected]] >9. SANDRA GARDNER [mailto:[email protected]] >10. Dee Randall [mailto:[email protected]] >11. David Garnett [mailto:[email protected]] >12. Oneida S. Stephens[mailto:[email protected]] >13. Beverly Clement[mailto:[email protected]] >14. Steve Sharp [mailto:[email protected]] >15. Rae Jean Hay [mailto:[email protected]] >16. Mary Lee Tatum[mailto:[email protected]] >17. Lynda Mahorter [mailto:[email protected]] >18. Dawn Christenson [mailto:[email protected]] >19. L. E. Diggs[mailto:[email protected]] >20. Justine Jones [mailto:[email protected]] >21. Brenda Stepro [mailto:[email protected]] >22. Barbara Phillips Ellis[mailto:[email protected]] >23. Phyllis Owen[mailto:[email protected]] >24. Margaret G. Driskill [mailto:[email protected]] >25. Mary Nell Turner [mailto:[email protected]] >26. Lee ? [mailto:[email protected]] >27. Kathryn ?[mailto:[email protected]] >28. M.F. Belton [mailto:[email protected]] >29. Hubert Vernon Synan [mailto:[email protected]] >30. Richard Kennon [mailto:[email protected]] >31. Reita S. Childers [mailto:[email protected]] >32. T. David Elder [mailto:[email protected]] >33. Lyn [mailto:[email protected]] >34. Lisa Grimes [mailto:[email protected]] >35. Ellie Knight [mailto:[email protected]] >36. J Ray Young [mailto:[email protected]] >37. MARTY DENNY[mailto:[email protected]] >38. Leigh Boger[mailto:[email protected]] >39. Kenneth p. Thompson [mailto:[email protected]] >40. Goebelene Harrod Singleton[mailto:[email protected]] >41. Norma Diggs [mailto:[email protected]] >42. Emily C Dieter[mailto:[email protected]] >43. Carol Beam [mailto:[email protected]] >44. Nancy Agee[mailto:[email protected]] >45. Jane Shimanek[mailto:[email protected]] >46. Alyce ? [mailto:[email protected]] >47. Marcia Bignall [mailto:[email protected]] >48. James Slone [mailto:[email protected]] >49. Jerald "Jerry" Chittenden[mailto:[email protected]] >50. Jay Lieske [mailto:[email protected]] >51. Dick Lowe [mailto:[email protected]] >52. Billie [mailto:[email protected]] >53. William M Bishop [mailto:[email protected]] >54. Barton L. Hinkle [mailto:[email protected]] >55. Scott Gardner [mailto:[email protected]] >56. James Smith [mailto:[email protected]] >57. Wayne Dunn[mailto:[email protected]] >58. Alene Davis [mailto:[email protected]] >59. Virginia Thomson-Baldwin[mailto:[email protected]] >60. Childs Ford [mailto:[email protected]] >61. NO NAME GIVEN [mailto:[email protected]] >62. Velma V Gee [mailto:[email protected]] >63. T. David Elder [mailto:[email protected]] >64. Marsha Moses [mailto:[email protected]] >65. W. M REED [mailto:[email protected]] >66. Rae Jean Hay [mailto:[email protected]] >67. Bob Brown [mailto:[email protected]] >68. Jeannine Jackson [mailto:[email protected]] >69. M. Fournier [mailto:[email protected]] >70. Connie Burkhead[mailto:[email protected]] >71. Mary Makima [email protected] >72. Bettye [email protected] >73. Evans Peay [email protected] >74. Wayne Clark [email protected] >75. G. Stitcher Fox [email protected] >76. Wilma Kelly [email protected] >77. Carolyn Irvine [email protected] >78. Peggy Hill {lost email] >79. Rae Jean Hay mailto:[email protected] >80. Patricia A. Baber [email protected] > >______________________________X-Message: #5 >Date: Wed, 12 Jan 2000 09:19:55 -0500 >From: Janice and Tom Abercrombie <[email protected]> >To: [email protected] >Message-ID: <[email protected]> >Subject: [VALOUISA-L] Re: VALOUISA-D Digest V00 #6 >Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii >Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > >Louisa County Marriage Register #1 p. 93 >1 March 1800 Edward Rice Cosby and Mary Boyd, dau. of John Boyd. sur. >Nathaiel Bunch. Wit. Thomas Boyd. Married 5 Marcy by Rev. William >Baskett. > >______________________________X-Message: #6 >Date: Wed, 12 Jan 2000 12:36:12 -0500 >From: "Adrianne" <[email protected]> >To: [email protected] >Message-ID: <[email protected]> >Subject: [VALOUISA-L] The Vote results and Book chatter.. >Content-Type: text/plain; > charset="Windows-1252" > >First of all, thanks to everyone who voted. By a land slide, folks want to >see the corrections added. > >To those who were against this I just want to say that the original book >will stay as it is with NO CHANGES. > >The vote clearly indicated that there will be an ****'Addendum section'**** >added at the ***'end'*** of the book before the index. It will be clearly >marked that the information provided is from a person that is researching >the particular family. Everything that is a secondary source should be >checked against original records. > >1st We also order as a group. The money orders will be sent to ****one >person**** to be forwarded to HIGGINSON. This will be a Hard Back book. If >you want a Soft-cover, you'll need to order individually, that would mean >the price would be about $49.50 plus $6.50 shipping. > >2nd We will each pay 'extra' to have the book mailed to us individually. The >price will determine the size and weight. The 1st book is priced about $6.50 >with $2 for each additional. We'll take the final number and divide that >into the total shipping price. > >3rd The price of the book will change slightly due to the addendum section. > >I don't anticipate this addendum being very large because there has only >been a few people indicate they have seen the book to make changes. > >============================================ > >Folks the book will cost approximately $33.00 {plus cost of addendum} plus >shipping..about $2.50. Notice I am quoting APPROXIMATE. If your budget >needs exacts, I don't have that at this moment. > >===================================== > >I have read through the emails and tried to answer every question. If you >have others, direct them to me. [email protected] > >Thanks, > >Adrianne > >______________________________X-Message: #7 >Date: Wed, 12 Jan 2000 13:55:29 EST >From: [email protected] >To: [email protected] >Message-ID: <[email protected]> >Subject: Re: [VALOUISA-L] RE: Cosby/Boyd >Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" >Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > >In a message dated 1/11/00 10:26:53 PM Central Standard Time, [email protected] >writes: > >> Sorry I lost your quiery. Does anyone know of a marriage of a Edward >> R.Cosby and Mary Boyd in Louisa County. >> Mary > > ==================== > >1 March 1800. Edward Rice Cosby and Mary Boyd, dau. of John Boyd. Sur. >Nathaniel Bunch. wit Thomas Boyd. Married 5 March by Rev. William Baskett. > >Source: Marriages of Louisa County 1766-1815, Williams, Kathleen B., >reprinted by Genealogical Pub., 1989, page 23. > > ================= > >Please when placing queries put an approximate time / date of the event. > >Jane >

I have a question. My family and friends keep telling me that some of my relatives are whole brothers and sisters. They have the same mother, but different fathers through divorce and death of spouses. Some have the same father, but different mothers for the same reasons. Could someone tell me a website or book that I can find the correct information. Thanking you in advance for your advice and genealogy kindness. Would you post to the list?