Queries posted the past week to this VAGenWeb QueryPage mentioned the following surname(s): AMOS, ANGEL, ARBAUGH, BAILY, CHANDLER, GUNTER, HOWARD, LUCAS, MARIS, PARKER, PYLES, STRAMLER, THOMPSON, WARREN, WELKER, WILLIAMS, WRIGHT For those of you wanting to read these new queries, they are located at URL: <a href="http://www.rootsweb.com/~vamontgo/mont-qry.htm"> http://www.rootsweb.com/~vamontgo/mont-qry.htm </a> Regards, Freddie S. [email protected] 3448 W. 170th St, Torrance, CA 90504-2402

Giles Thomas (1763-1842) is buried in Westview Cemetary in Blacksburg near his son William Thomas (1796-1863). I am interested in finding out more details about the children of Giles' son Charles Thomas (1790-1869) who also lived in Montgomery County. Glad to share what I have which is substantial.

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I am looking for theWilliam HOWARD/EmmaWINFREY family bible. I feel it holds clues to the final resting place of some of my ancestors. I am especially looking for the grave site of Harriet Jewell and her husband Andrew Howard. Andrew is the father of William .

I just wanted to take this time to apologize to everyone for how far behind I have fallen with the Archives. This has been one heck of a summer :) But it's been fun, just extremely busy. I have updated the WV counties with files recieved during July, so those are already online for you to see. I am now working on the Virginia Counties. The first update I do will be for files rcvd in July, so if you've sent a file in August, it won't be on this update. I need to finish one month before I begin on another. My youngest just started kindergarten and I haven't started back to work yet, so next week I plan to spend getting everything all caught up. Assuming nothing goes wrong, I should have time to get it all done. Thank you all for your patience with me :) Also, I have inherited three new counties in Virginia and will begin working on those web pages after I have finished my work on the counties I have pending files for. Those counties are Goochland, Henrico, and Hanover. So be thinking of anything that you'd like to submit for those counties and soon I'll be posting new files there as well. Thanks again for all of you who have supported me and the archives. I hope to be more prompt in the future :) Jeannie ************* Now Available: "The Descendants of John Thomas Clay, Jamestown Immigrant and son of Sir John Clay of Wales" Also available: "The Descendants of James Bailey & Lucy Simms" For more info: http://www.trellis.net/users/madamx

The book that Judge Charles W. Crush wrote and published in 1957 is now back on the market: The Title is: The Montgomery County Story 1776 -- 1957 by Charles W. Crush The cost is $10.45 You can get your copy at: Montgomery Museum and Lewis Miller Regional Art Center, Inc. 300 South Pepper Street Christiansburg, Va. 24073 Phone (540) 382-5644 __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail � Free email you can access from anywhere! http://mail.yahoo.com/

Message text written by INTERNET:[email protected] >Can anyone help me place the location of the Thompson Graveyard as described in the following message? A California cousin visited the Montgomery Co., Va., area in April, looking for the site of Archibald Thompson's homesteads in the mid-1700s. We are descendants of Archibald, b. 1736, and Mary Elswick, b. 1741, who lived at various locations in Montgomery Co. until their emigration to Kentucky in 1797. (See his diary, index and transcript by Lula Hankins Hunter at http://www.public.asu.edu/~moore/archibald/ ) The Thompson's in this cemetery may be from another Thompson family line; however, many descendants of Archibald's parents, John Thompson and Mary Unknown, stayed in Montgomery and neighboring counties, and the family cemetery described by my cousin could be on the location of some of the ancestral lands of the earliest Virginia Thompsons. >"One day we did drive to Christiansburg and tried to go by Tom's directions to the Thompson gravesite. We could not find it where he said it was. He said it was on Indian Valley Rd. just to the right of the river near the bridge. We couldn't find any sign of it there. We went to a nearby farm house and asked a lady who lived there, Mrs. Cox, if she knew where it might be. She said the last Thompson (Cynthia) died about 1953 or 1954 and was buried in the graveyard near the old Thompson house, which was still standing the last she knew. That had been shortly after the death of Cynthia. She told us where to go and so we decided to try to find it. We ended up driving just over the river and down a lane to the left of the bridge. We drove about a hundred yards and parked the car at a gate which blocked the lane. . . We searched many little lanes and finally found the right one and headed up the hill. Near the top of the hill we found an old log cabin that had had some changes made to it over the years (like a tin roof and a loft inside). From there we walked to the top of the hill and found a small graveyard. The stones were of field stone and slate and only three were somewhat readable with the printing scratched on them. There were no complete names just initials and years. We estimate there may have been fifteen to eighteen graves. What we thought may have been more graves, may have been footstones on some of the graves. . . If it is part of our family, it would be awesome. The feeling I felt is hard to express but it was like finding a part of me and mine. I just hope it doesn't turn out to be not a part of our family." We have placed Mary Elswick's family at Draper's Meadows around 1750. Thanks, Jemima Gee Morse <

Message text written by INTERNET:[email protected] >Follows are records Tom Thompson found at the Montgomery Co., Va., courthouse. I can't reconcile the death of Nancy Thompson in 1863, d/o Andrew and Hariett Thompson, with the Andrew Thompson whose heirs were sued in 1858. In the suit there is a Nancy wife of John Surface, "late" Nancy Thompson. So the Nancy who died in 1863 wasn't even dead then. I would also very much like to get in touch with someone who may have information about the Joseph Thompson who died in 1855 in Kentucky. George Thompson, b. 1742, and Elisabeth Unknown, had a son, Joseph, b. 1778. It could be Joseph went to Kentucky with his uncle, Archibald Thompson, or other relatives, and died there. "1855 Chancery Court Case # 373. Andrew Thompson qualified as administrator of the estate of Joseph Thompson who died c. 1855 in Kentucky. Lists heirs of Joseph Thompson. Case filed March 1870. Case filed against Stephen Childress as Adm of Andrews estate. I think Stephen Childress was also involved with William Thompson's estate. Andrew may have been brother to Joseph. 1858 Chancery Court Case #225 March 1858. Suit brought by Charelton family against Andrew Thompson heirs. Heirs noted to be Samuel A. Stone, Ellen Thompson, John Francis and Sarah his wife, formerly Sarah Thompson, John ?Ssurface and Nancy his wife, late Nancy Thompson, Charles Thompson, Mary Thompson, John Thompson, Harriett E. Thompson the last four infants under 21 years of age and Hariett Thompson. Two names I cannot read. Note; No Joseph noted under heirs of Andrew. 1863 MontCo Death Register Nancy Thompson d/o Andrew and Hariett Thompson d. Nov 10, 1863, typhoid fever. Age 19." ==== VAMONTGO Mailing List ==== The Montgomery Co VAGenWeb "Surname Register" is located at URL: http://www.rootsweb.com/~vamontgo/mont-sur.htm Resent-Date: Sun, 2 Jul 2000 08:20:37 -0700 X-Original-Sender: [email protected] Sun Jul 2 08:20:36 2000 Message-ID: <[email protected]> From: "Jemima Gee Morse" <[email protected]><

Message text written by INTERNET:[email protected] >More records Dr. Thompson found on Andrew and Harriet Thompson at the Montgomery Co., Va., courthouse last winter. I'm still trying to reconcile the suit brought against Andrew's heirs in 1858 with the fact that one Andrew was alive in 1863-1864 to report these deaths. >From the Bureau of Vital Statistics, Montgomery Co. Death Register: Mary Thompson d. Oct 1863 Typhoid fever, age 19 B. MontCo, parents Andrew and Harriett Thompson Emaline Thompson d. Oct 1864, Typhoid fever, age 17, B. MontCo, parents Andrew and Hariett Thompson. Source Andrew Thompson, father. ==== VAMONTGO Mailing List ==== The Montgomery Co VAGenWeb "Family WebPages" list is located at URL: http://www.rootsweb.com/~vamontgo/mont-web.htm ----------------------- Internet Header -------------------------------- Resent-Date: Sun, 2 Jul 2000 08:51:22 -0700 X-Original-Sender: [email protected] Sun Jul 2 08:51:22 2000 Message-ID: <[email protected]> From: "Jemima Gee Morse" <[email protected]><

Queries posted the past week to this VAGenWeb QueryPage mentioned the following surname(s): ADKINS, ANDERSON, BOWEN, BURTON, CALDWELL, CONWAY, HARLESS, HOUGH, HUFF, JANNEY, LAFON, LARRIMORE, MARSHALL, McMAHAN, MORRISON, PURSLEY, RATLIFF, STRALEY, THOMPSON, WILSON For those of you wanting to read these new queries, they are located at URL: <a href="http://www.rootsweb.com/~vamontgo/mont-qry.htm"> http://www.rootsweb.com/~vamontgo/mont-qry.htm </a> Regards, Freddie S. [email protected] 3448 W. 170th St, Torrance, CA 90504-2402

At some time before October 1787, in Montgomery Co. VA, Blackburn Akers, Sr. and John Bishop signed a note for 12 lb. 11 shillings to John Plank, witnesses Marthy Akers and Nancy Akers. Apparently the note was not satisfied when due and Mr. Plank took them to court. On 1787 October 1787, possbily as a result of the suit, Montgomery County Sheriff Walter Crockett was ordered to hold AKERS and BISHOP. My question is: Who was the witness Nancy Akers? Marthy was a daughter of Blackburn, Sr. but there are no daughters, granddaughters or daughters-in-law named Nancy at that time, that I'm aware of. Nancy Altizer Akers came much later. In 1786 Blackburn, Sr. had married Susannah Skaggs but considering the running time on the note (which I do not know but some of these suits went on for five years or more), the preparations and suit it seems possible that Nancy is the name of Blackburn, Sr.'s first wife, the presumptive daughter of John Blackburn. I'd appreciate any information on this, particularly dates. Best wishes, Earl B. Akers, Sr. Puyallup, WA <A HREF="http://www.geocities.com/ebasr/">The Banyan Tree</A>

I'm interested in any information relating to Carrie L Whitt and Permelia A. Whitt. Their parents were Joseph B. and Elvira S. Whitt. >From 1900 Pulaski Co., VA census; Joseph and Elvira S. are listed with children: Edna S. (b. 1876), George C. (b. 1879), Mary B. (b. 1881), Carrie L. (b. May 1882), and Permelia A (b. Dec. 1883). My g-grandmother Mildred Lelia Whitt falls into this family. She had married in 1899 and already moved to Giles Co., VA. Does anyone have access or volunteer for a lookup for a marriage record in Pulaski Co?? They are not in the Montgomery Co. Courthouse. Would be interested in any available info pertaining to Whitt's in these areas and counties. Thanks, Doug Lovell [email protected]

MARRIAGE RECORDS RECORDED FROM THE MONTGOMERY COUNTY MARRIAGE RECORDS MALES: Covers time period from 1859-1916. 1. Martin L. Whitt (24 yrs./ 4 mos.) and Ruth Chaffin (15yrs/ 10 mos. b. N.C.) married Aug. 10, 1859. Parents: A. & Nancy Whitt/ hers: Omega & Emily Chaffin. Minister: R. Buckingham. Source: (Book 1; page 7; line 26). 2.Hezekiah Whitt (32) and Martha J. Harmon (26) married Feb. 11, 1864. Parents: Hezekiah & Sarah J. Whitt; hers: Jos. & Hannah Harmon. Minister: C. Shelburn. Source: 1-13 line 8. 3. Thos. A. Whitt (22) and Eliza Harler (22) married Aug. 30, 1864. Parents: James L. Whitt & Susannah Whitt; hers: Wm. & _____ Harler. Minister E.R. Anderson. Source: 1-14 line 40. 4. Jno. C. Whitt (31) and Elmira Ratliff (20 b. Floyd Co.) married June 15, 1865. Parents: Abijah & Nancy Whitt; hers: Wm. & Francis Ratliff. Minister : Jno. L. Weaver. Source: 1-15 line 25. 5. Martin L. Whitt (30 single) and Sallie F. Tucker (29 widow, b. Lunenburg Co.) married Nov. 15, 1865. Parents: Abijah & Nancy Whitt; hers: ______. Minister Thos. G. Shelor. Source: 1-16 line 76. 6. Milburn Whitt (32) and Edmonia Hines (b. Botetourt Co.) married Sept. 11, 1867. Parents: Hez & Saah Whitt; hers: M.A. & Agnes J. Hines. Minister: Chas. A. Miller. Source: 1-22 line 91. 7. A.W. Whitt (25) & S.C. Whitt (25) married Feb. 20, 1873. Parents: _____ & Rhoda Whitt; F. & Mary Whitt. Minister: Jno W. Rumburg. Source: 1-36 line 14. 8. E. H. Whitt (22) and E.J. Underwood (22 b. Franklin Co.) married Dec. 31, 1873. Parents: F.T. & Mary Whitt; hers: B.& M. Underwood. Minister N.V. Smith. Source: 1-39 line 131. 9. Giles T. Whitt (29) and Rachel E. Sarley (32) married Dec. 17, 1879. Parents: _____ & Eliza Whitt; hers: Jas. or Jos. (??) and Virginia Sarley. Minister: J.T. Showalter. Source: 1-57 line 109. 10. Robert Whitt (24) and Molly Bain (20) married Jan. 24, 1888. Parents: ??? and Polly Whitt; hers: Geo.W. & Sallie Bain. Source: 1-82 line 10. 11. William P. Whitt (35) and Lenora E. Lindsey (26 b. Giles Co.) married Apr. 6, 1892. Parents: Fleming T. & Polly Whitt; hers: James A. & Mary E. Lindsey. Minister: J. McGill. Source: 1-97 line 25. 12. Arthur C. Whitt (30) and Rosa A. Bishop (24) married April 18, 1912. Parents: Amos & Sarah Whitt; hers: Jim & Mollie Bishop. Source 2-51 line 38. 13. Charles R. Whitt (25) and Virginia Calfee (25) married Dec. 23, 1916. Parents: A.H. & Harriet Whitt; hers: Jno. W. & Ella Calfee (Calfer??). Minister: W.B. Belcher. Source: 2-79 line 177. FEMALES: ** Note: Found at times 3 listings for female marriages with 3 different dates. Possiblility: 1st date: marriage application; 2nd date: listing of info; 3rd date: ministers return. Can anyone help to verify?? Time period of 1785-1915. Stopped at 1915 to repect the rights of those still living. Available upon request; although public record. 1. Rachel Whitt and Abraham Henderson. Minister Richard Whitt. Source: A-337 2. Ruth Whitt and Jesse Whitt 1785 No Info listed. Source: A-347 3. Ruth Whitt and Jesse Whitt listed June 10, 1789 Parent of bride: Richard Whitt; Sec. & Wit.: Archibald Whitt. Source: A-30 4. Ruth Whitt and Jesse Whitt. Date listed: May 8, 1793 Minister: Richard Whitt. Source: A-349 ***Perplexed** Actual copied marriage bond lists the date for Jesse Whitt & Ruth Whitt as Aug. 10, 1789. 5. Susannah Whitt and Henry Creswell (Craswell) listed Apr. 18, 1804. Sec. & Wit.: Richard Whitt. Source: A-101. Have copy of actual marriage bond. 6. Rhodia Whitt and Francis Godbey listed April 3, 1806 Sec. & Wit.: Archibald Whitt. Source: A-111. 7. Susanna Whitt and Jonas Whitt listed Oct. 1, 1816. Sec. & Wit.: Archibald Whitt. Source: A-152 8. Susanna Whitt and Wm. Howerton listed May 27, 1823. Minister: J.E. Cecil. Source: A-370 9. Margaret Whitt and John Miller listed Jan. 17, 1824. Father of bride: Abijah Whitt; Sec. & Wit.: Abijah Whitt, Sr. Source: A-188 10. Margaret Whitt and John Miller listed Jan. 22, 1824. Minister: J.E. Cecil. Source A-370. 11. Hannah Whitt and John Linkous listed Oct. 22, 1827. Father of bride: Archibald Whitt, Sr.; Sec. & Wit.: Archibald L. Whitt and James Whitt. Source: A-209. 12. Malinda C. Whitt and John Vineyard listed Feb. 6, 1827. Minister: J.E. Cecil. Source: A-376 13. Hannah Whitt and John Linkous listed Oct. 25, 1827. Minister: J.E. Cecil. Source: A-380 14. Mary Whitt and Wilson Peterman listed Dec. 1, 1834. Sec. & Wit.: Hezekiah Whitt and Daniel Peterman. Source: A-246. 15. Mary Whitt and Wilson Peterman listed Dec. 4, 1834. Source: A-395. 16. Julia Ann Whitt and Reasen V. Godbey listed May 31, 1847. Sec. & Wit.: Hezekiah Whitt. Source: A-303. 17. Julia Ann Whitt and Reazen Godbey listed June 5, 1847. Minister: A.B. Walthall. Source: A-405 18. Julia Ann Whitt and Reazen Godbey listed June 2, 1847. Source: A-425. 19. Nancy Whitt and James L. Coffee listed July 12, 1852. Father of bride: Abijah Whitt; Sec. & Wit.: Abijah Whitt. Source: A-327. Have copy of actual marriage bond. 20. Mary J. R. Whitt and John Grim listed Sept. 5, 1853. Father of bride: Abijah Whitt; Sec. & Wit.: Abijah Whitt. Source: A-333. 21 Sarah J. Whitt and Charles H. Calfee listed Nov. 7, 1853. Father of bride: Hezekiah Whitt; Sec. & Wit.: Hezekiah Whitt. Source: A-334. 22. Mary J. R. and John Grim listed Sept. 7, 1853. Minister: William L. Wilson: Source: A-428. 23 Sarah J. Whitt and Charles H. Calfee listed Nov. 16, 1853. Minister: J.H.M. Lemon. Source: A-428. 24. Sarah Whitt and James Hawley married Dec. 27, 1871. Parents: John & ________Hawley; hers: Jno. & Ann Whitt. Source: 1-33 Lic. 109. 25. S.C. Whitt (25) and A.W. Whitt (25) married Feb. 20, 1873. Source: 1-36 Lic. 14. 26. Lockie Whitt (42) and James K. Peterson (52) married May 1, 1878. Parents: Eli & Nancy Peterson; hers: Hez & Sarah Whitt. Source: 1-52 Lic. 40. 27. Cynthia M. Whitt (32) and Wm. C. Spicer (Spiker)?? (age: 43) married Dec. 18, 1878. Parents: Wm. & Eliza Spiker; hers: Jno. & Pamela Whitt. Source: 1-54 Lic. 129. 28. Emma V. Whitt (22) and Jno. R. Lesmur (24) (LeSuer??) married Oct. 25, 1882. Parents: J.W. & N.L. Leasure ??; hers: F.T. & Mary Whitt. Source: 1-65 Lic. 62. 29. Minnie N. Whitt (22) and Aylett H. Finks (24) married Dec. 19, 1889. Parents: Jas. R. & ?? Finks; hers: Hezekiah & Martha J. Whitt. Source: 1-88 Lic. 121. 30. Mary S. Whitt (41) and R.H. Reed (41) married June 29, 1892. Parents: Ross & Kate Reed; hers: F.T. & Mary Whitt. Source: 1-98 Lic. 52. 31. Flora Whitt (18) and Walter Bain (22) married July 11, 1893. Parents: George & Sarah Bain; her: A.W. & Sarah Whitt. Source: 1-101 Lic. 50. 32. Irenia Whitt (18) and D.H. Bradberry (27) married Nov. 24, 1898. Parents: Henry & Melvina Bradberry; her: A.H. & H.F. Whitt. Source 1-116 Lic. 126. 33. Eliza May Whitt (22) and John W. Pillows (20) married Oct. 26, 1899. Parents: Smith Pillows; her: Amos & Sarah Whitt. Source: 1-119 Lic. 121. 34. Fannie L. Whitt (20) and Jos. K. Ratcliff (21) married Nov. 26, 1901. Parents: Thos. & Mathilda Ratcliff; her: A.H. & Hattie Whitt. Source: 1-128 Lic. 114. 35. Mary A. Whitt (21) and D.C. Talbert (21) married May 2, 1905. Parents: Ralph & Nannie Talbert; her: A.H. & F.T. Whitt. Source: 2-13 Lic. 45. 36. Eva Alma Whitt (18) and John Wesley Worley (22) married July 3, 1911. Parents: J.W. & M.J. Worley; her: A.W. & Sarah Whitt. Source 2-247 Lic. 63. 37. Lillie Whitt (19) and Wm. M. Kinzer (30) married July 2, 1915. Parents: J.N. & Emma Kinzer; her: J.P. & ?? Whitt. Source: 2-70 Lic. 77. 38. Bessie Whitt (24) and Charles Via (22) married Dec. 29, 1915. Parents: Jos. & H. Via; her: Bob & N. Whitt. Source: 2-73 Lic. 162. Additional marriages upon request. I hope that this may be of some use to Witt/Whitt researchers and the many affiliated family lines. Please feel free to e-mail me direct with any corrections. Attempted to be as accurate as possible with names, initials, and dates. Thanks to everyone. Doug Lovell [email protected]

>From the research files of Thomas T. Thompson [email protected] , Wilmington, NC, descendant of Israel Lorton, b. 1749 to Lydia Unknown Elswick Lorton and Jacob Lorton. FROM MONTCO DEATH REGISTER Jacob Serles. d. June 26, 1854 Flux Age 70 (b. 1784) Parents: Vincent and Ellen Searles. B. Pulaski County. Source: Joseph Serles, son. I presume the reference to Pulaski County means that part of MontCo that became Pulaski County.

>From the research files of Thomas T. Thompson [email protected] , Wilmington, NC, a descendant of Israel Lorton, b. 1749, and Sarah Unknown. Abijah Whitt, s/o Archibald Whitt and Hannah Lowe and grandson of the Rev.Richard Whitt and Susanna Skaggs, m. first Sept 1813, Polly Lorton, d/o Israel Lorton and Sarah Unknown; m. second Sept 1820, Nancy Compton. FROM MONTCO DEATH REGISTER Abija Whitt d. January 1858, Liver Complaints. Age 68 (b. 1790), B. MontCoVa. Parents: Archa. and Hannah Whitt. Consort: Nancy. Source Nancy Whitt, wife

Looking for some information on the Martin Family. I descend from Philip and Catherine (Penner,Panner) Martin. Any information on these two would be helpful. The only thing that I have is Catherine was the daughter of Peter (Penner, Panner) and Margaret Smith. Also looking for information on the children of Philip and Catherine (Penner, Panner) martin. 1. George Martin m. Rheuanna Miller Nov. 4, 1806 Montgomery Co., Va. 2. Philip Martin Jr. m. Phoebe Trollinger Sept.8, 1807 Montgomery Co. Va. 3. Peggy Martin m George (Howery) Feb 17, 1810 Montgomery Co. Va 4. Elizabeth (Betsy) Martin m John Wailman Feb 17, 1810 Montgomery Co., Va 5. Nancy Martin m David Martin Dec. 19, 1811 Montgomery Co. Va 6. Catherine Martin m John Wilson May 7, 1829 ???? 7. Melinda Martin m Edward R. Castle April 26,1824 Montg Co Va 8. Matilda Martin m John Black April 3, 1827 Montg. Co. Va Any information would help. Thanks Phyllis

Queries posted the past week to this VAGenWeb QueryPage mentioned the following surname(s): BECKETT, CONWAY, COSTNER, HALEY, JOHNSON, JOHNSTON, KESSINGER, PETERSON, SAVER, SEVIER, SEVINE, SMITH, THOMAS, WILLIAMS, WIRT For those of you wanting to read these new queries, they are located at URL: <a href="http://www.rootsweb.com/~vamontgo/mont-qry.htm"> http://www.rootsweb.com/~vamontgo/mont-qry.htm </a> Regards, Freddie S. [email protected] 3448 W. 170th St, Torrance, CA 90504-2402

Hello to all, I am looking for some who has census for Montgomery Co. for years 1860, 1870, 1880. Thanks, Sandy

Looking for more information on Smith family: 1860 Census - Craig Co. M. W. Smith 24 Virginia 20 Martha E. 5 months Living with them: Beckie Wiseman 40 Frances Bland 8 If you can give me more information, Please I need the help. Sandy in Ohio

Looking for more information on this family: 1860 Census -Craig Co. John W. Smith 43 (Born 1817) (Looking for John's parents?) Mary 45 (born 1815) Barclay P. 18 (born 1842) John A. (born 1845) Abbell G. 12 (born 1848) Also looking to see what happen to this family, this is all I have. Thanks, Sandy in Ohio