Dear List; for anyone have access to VA wills: VA Wills and Administrations shows that a will was probated for a Basil Crawley in Lunenburg Co., VA in 1786. This is probably Basil Crawley, son of Thomas Crawley b. 1726; m. 176-, Ann (???); (prob. moved to Md).If you could get this will, I'd sure like to have a transcript. Is there an open source for these wills? Thanks Mike (Descendant of Capt John Cralle) -- Michael J. Gough mjgough@cablelynx.com

Question for anyone in regard to message from TEbel12888@aol.com, Sat.Dec 13, 10:56:51 2003 which mentions the following: "There was an Anthony TURNER m. Mary TALIAFERRO, son James b. abt 1690 Prince William County, VA (this has to be Stafford because Pr. William didn't exist yet) d. 1773 Halifax Co, VA m. 1784 Culpepper Co, VA ----Karenhappuck NORMAN 1716-1807---d. Guilford County, NC--- daughter Elizabeth TURNER 1757---1809 m. Joseph Morehead." What is the documentation for stating that Anthony TURNER'S wife was Mary Taliaferro and that Anthony was the father of James TURNER who married Kerenhappuch Norman? Thank you very much! Ila

Hello researchers, I am seeking any information about some of my ancestors who lived in the North Umberland, Richmond County areas of Virginia from the early 1600's to present. The surnames I'm researching are Thompson or Thomson or Tomson, Williams, Phillips, Breeden or Breeding, Tucker and quite a few others. Particularly, information that may tie the brothers Thompson(Thomson) Maurice, Paul, George of Berkley Hundred and the London Company to my 6th G.Grandfather George Thompson who married Rebecca Williams the niece of Roger Williams the Governor of Rhode Island in what is now Richmond County but at the time was (old) Rappahannock County then. Any information will be gladly accepted and appreciated. Thank you, Ron Thompson http://ChimeraArts.org monk@wavezcom.com

Thank you very much for the information on Susan Snow, any information on Snow surname will help me. Isa Snow has been so hard to find and John Spencer is a common name. Therefore, my interest in the Lewis, Russell, Harrison, Mason and Bonham surname's. Land transaction between JOHN SPENCER and ICEY his wife and GEORGE LEWIS. Loudoun Co. Va. 1778. In the presence of GEORGE SUMMERS, JAMES LEWIS, AMARISH BONHAM CHARLES LEWIS, BENJAMIN MASON. LOUDOUN CO. VA. Deed Book O 88-90 ABSTRACT by SPARACIO. Loudoun Co. Va. 24 July 1784 Land transactions between MOSES SPENCER and ALBERT RUSSELL. the presence of WM. B. HARRISON , ISE SPENCER, GEORGE BEATY. Sondra On Sun, 14 Dec 2003 08:13:26 EST WLSRowe@aol.com writes: > In a message dated 12/13/2003 11:18:25 AM Eastern Standard Time, > TEbel2888@aol.com writes: > The first wife of Thomas GERRARD 12/10/1608-12/15/1673 Westmoreland > Co., Va. > was a Susan SNOW. > Here is some more on the Gerrard/Snow link, including the detail > just given > by TEbel2888. No sources available. > > Descendants of John Gerrard > > 1 John Gerrard b: Bet. 1560 - 1590 > .. 2 Anne Gerrard b: Abt. 1608 d: Abt. 1638 in St. Mary's County, > Maryland > > ...... +Unknown Cox b: Bet. 1600 - 1610 > .. *2nd Husband of Anne Gerrard: > ...... +Gov. Thomas Greene b: Abt. 1610 in Bobbing, Kent, England > m: Bef. > 1634 d: Bef. November 18, 1650 in St. Mary's County, Maryland > Father: Thomas > Greene Mother: Margaret Webb > ...... 3 Leonard Greene b: Abt. 1635 in Maryland d: Bef. July 04, > 1687 in > St. Mary's County, Maryland > .......... +Ann Leonard'spouse Greene b: Abt. 1642 in Unknown m: > Bef. 1673 > in Maryland d: Aft. 1692 in Maryland > ...... 3 Thomas Greene b: Abt. 1636 d: Bef. March 12, 1688/89 in > Calvert > County, Maryland, [ late of Charles Co.] > .......... +Ann ??? b: WFT Est. 1635-1667 m: Bef. 1685 in Maryland > d: Aft. > 1688 in Calvert County, Maryland > .. 2 Sir Thomas Gerrard b: Abt. 1600 in England d: February 05, > 1680/81 in > Virginia > ...... +Susannah Snow b: 1610 in Brookehouse, Staffordhire, England > m: > September 21, 1629 in Lancashire, England d: Bef. 1660 in Maryland > Father: > Justinian Snow > ...... 3 Elizabeth Gerrard b: Bet. 1615 - 1640 in England > .......... +Nehemiah Blackiston b: Bet. 1615 - 1640 in England d: > November > 15, 1693 in Maryland Father: Marmaduke Blakiston Mother: Margaret > Jones > ...... *2nd Husband of Elizabeth Gerrard: > .......... +Joshua Guibert b: Bet. 1615 - 1640 in England > > > ==== VANORTHU Mailing List ==== > w to unsubscribe. Send a message to > > VANORTHU-L-request@rootsweb.com > > that contains (in the body of the message) the command > > unsubscribe > > and no additional text. > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy > records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > > >

In a message dated 12/13/2003 11:18:25 AM Eastern Standard Time, TEbel2888@aol.com writes: The first wife of Thomas GERRARD 12/10/1608-12/15/1673 Westmoreland Co., Va. was a Susan SNOW. Here is some more on the Gerrard/Snow link, including the detail just given by TEbel2888. No sources available. Descendants of John Gerrard 1 John Gerrard b: Bet. 1560 - 1590 .. 2 Anne Gerrard b: Abt. 1608 d: Abt. 1638 in St. Mary's County, Maryland ...... +Unknown Cox b: Bet. 1600 - 1610 .. *2nd Husband of Anne Gerrard: ...... +Gov. Thomas Greene b: Abt. 1610 in Bobbing, Kent, England m: Bef. 1634 d: Bef. November 18, 1650 in St. Mary's County, Maryland Father: Thomas Greene Mother: Margaret Webb ...... 3 Leonard Greene b: Abt. 1635 in Maryland d: Bef. July 04, 1687 in St. Mary's County, Maryland .......... +Ann Leonard'spouse Greene b: Abt. 1642 in Unknown m: Bef. 1673 in Maryland d: Aft. 1692 in Maryland ...... 3 Thomas Greene b: Abt. 1636 d: Bef. March 12, 1688/89 in Calvert County, Maryland, [ late of Charles Co.] .......... +Ann ??? b: WFT Est. 1635-1667 m: Bef. 1685 in Maryland d: Aft. 1688 in Calvert County, Maryland .. 2 Sir Thomas Gerrard b: Abt. 1600 in England d: February 05, 1680/81 in Virginia ...... +Susannah Snow b: 1610 in Brookehouse, Staffordhire, England m: September 21, 1629 in Lancashire, England d: Bef. 1660 in Maryland Father: Justinian Snow ...... 3 Elizabeth Gerrard b: Bet. 1615 - 1640 in England .......... +Nehemiah Blackiston b: Bet. 1615 - 1640 in England d: November 15, 1693 in Maryland Father: Marmaduke Blakiston Mother: Margaret Jones ...... *2nd Husband of Elizabeth Gerrard: .......... +Joshua Guibert b: Bet. 1615 - 1640 in England

In a message dated 12/13/2003 11:44:59 AM Eastern Standard Time, psulzer47@yahoo.com writes: And finally, I'm really interested in anything on any Turner that was in Northumberland between 1650 and 1750. You asked for anything. Here is what I have accumulated, with no sources available. One of the children of Abraham Beacher (d. Jan. 12, 1801) married a Turner male and fathered Elizabeth Beacham. An unknown Turner (b. abt 1725) married Emma Longworth of St. Mary's County, Md. and fathered Thomas Turner. This Turner family is related to the Rosewells. Bridgett Turner (b. 1700-1720) married Samuel Rust.

I have seen a reference to Opie land being purchased by a member of the Cox family. I do not have that info handy, pending an attempted recovery of info on a now defunct PC. In the meantime, the Cox family, which married with the Cralles, held land located on both sides of the Yeocomico River, in both Westmoreland and Northumberland Counties. By the 19th century, the Cox family and related Cralles also had land in Richmond County. Find the intersection of those three counties and you will find their land.

Pam, I would really love anything you can share with me on the Lewis surname's, hoping if I trace the Lewis family it will help me find my John Spencer and Icy Snow. Thank You, Sondra On Sat, 13 Dec 2003 12:41:52 -0800 (PST) Pam Sulzer <psulzer47@yahoo.com> writes: > Hi Sondra, > My Turners of Loudoun/Fairfax Co. also migrated to Wood Co., WV > and owned property in Belleville on the Ohio River. I have often > seen the Spencer name in my research on the Turners. Perhaps they > migrated together to Wood Co. My GG grandfather William Turner > (b.1733) left VA for WV about 1809. He was accompanied by his sons > Thomas Turner and Thomazin Ellzey Turner. They stayed in Wood Co. > 'til about 1830 and then moved on. I don't know of any marriages > between our 2 families but I do know that Thomas had a wife named > ANN ??, and Thomazin had a wife named MARY ??. Could one of these > ladies possibly been a Spencer? > The Lewis family was possibly related to my Turners and I am > familiar with each of the Lewises mentioned in your deeds below. > Pam > > > sondrafoley@juno.com wrote: > Hi List, > > I knew there had to be people on this list, I am happy to see all > the > e-mail. I am keeping each and everyone of them. > > Most of my research has been in Loudoun Co.,Fairfax Co., Fauquier > Co. and > some in Prince William Co. all in Va. The surname's in these > counties are > SNOW, SPENCER,JAMES, FOLEY, > ASHFORD, CONN, MCATEE,ELGIN, FEAGAN AND OTHERS. > I am just beginning to research Northumberland Co.Va. Many of the > surname's I am seeing are also in the counties I am researching. I > find > many surname's are used as forename's. That was the reason I was > looking > for Spencer Snow. One of my brick wall is Icy { Ica,Isa, Isaphine ?] > Snow > : > > ICY SNOW I think she was born ca.1740 - 1744. And believe she died > by ca > 1793. I do know she was married to JOHN SPENCER. > > Land transaction between JOHN SPENCER and ICEY his wife and GEORGE > LEWIS. Loudoun Co. Va. 1778. > In the presence of > GEORGE SUMMERS, JAMES LEWIS, AMARISH BONHAM > CHARLES LEWIS, BENJAMIN MASON. > > LOUDOUN CO. VA. Deed Book O 88-90 > ABSTRACT by SPARACIO. Loudoun Co. Va. 24 July 1784 > Land transactions between MOSES SPENCER and ALBERT RUSSELL. > the presence of > WM. B. HARRISON , ISE SPENCER, GEORGE BEATY. > > Children of John Spencer and Icey Snow documented : > > 1. David Spencer was born 19 Mar 1768 and died 29 Aug 1823.1807 640 > acres beginning at a stone at the side of the ridge road from the > mouth > of the Little Kanawha to Belleville and 90p. from mill of John > Vanvlara > on Lee Creek and corner to Francis Gulick - Wood Co. deed book 3 > page > 140. married to Mary Grove. > 2. Elizabeth Spencer born 1769 -1783 ?? died after 1800 in Highland > Co., > OH Elizabeth married Francis Gulick on 22 Jan 1798 in Loudoun Co., > Virginia. Francis died after 1800 in Highland Co., OH.1809 Francis > Gulick > 73-3/4 acres, on north fork Lee Creek - Wood Co. deed 4 page 144 . > > 3.Mary Spencer : born 15 Oct. 1774 married 19 April 1795 to > Benjamin > James : Mary died 20 Oct. 1830, I believe in Loudoun Co. > Va.[Documentation] 1807 Mary James and Benjamin James - 150 Ohio > river - > 375 p. above Craik -Wood Co. deed book 5. p 289.1807 Benjamin James > and > Mary James - 150 acres on Ohio - 300 p. above Craik adjoining > William and > Ezekiel Smally- Wood Co. deed 5, page 390. Benjamin James died in > Loudoun > Co. Va.1831, children per his Will:Nancy , Elizabeth, Mary, Susan, > Abigail, Icy, David, Aaron, Joseph. > > 4.Henry Spencer 1809 138 acres, Ohio river adjoining Jacob Westfall > and > John Vanvlara - Wood Co. deed book 4, p. 82. > > 5.James Spencer 1809 James SpencerJr., his son -- 640 acres on Lee > Creek > Wood Co. deed book 4 p 64. > > JOHN SPENCER married Phoebe Rightmire ca 1794. > Children of John and Phoebe > 1. Elijah born 1795 > > 2.Jonathan born 1799 > > Sondra > > > ==== VANORTHU Mailing List ==== > Visit the Northunberland County VAGenWeb Page at; > http://www.rootsweb.com/~vanorthu/ > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy > records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > > > --------------------------------- > Do you Yahoo!? > New Yahoo! Photos - easier uploading and sharing > > > ==== VANORTHU Mailing List ==== > How to unsubscribe. Send a message to > > VANORTHU-L-request@rootsweb.com > > that contains (in the body of the message) the command > > unsubscribe > > and no additional text. > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy > records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > > >

Have seen several instances of same person or family being "transported into a colony" when rights to land grants had already been given for their transport to another colony - we first figured they must have travelled back to Great Britain and again immigrated, but research showed they simply had travelled (by water) to enter the other colony. By this manner , some individuals may have been "transported" to additional colonies!, and even received land rights more than once for transportation to the same colony ( recall one as headright of ship's captain , and at later time counted for his own transportation upon additional entries). Makes one wonder what the British policies were on this??, but we never tried to look up that point. Of course the owners or proprietors were eager to get more people coming in to settle their grants, producing more in taxes, goods for trade etc, so this may not have been undesirable or evasion of any regulation, so long as there was development and economic growth for them and the crown. Ann

My family ties (GILL & WILORE & COOKAN) are from Nothumbeland & Lancaster Counties. ----- Original Message ----- From: <sondrafoley@juno.com> To: <VANORTHU-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, December 12, 2003 9:25 PM Subject: Fw: [VANORTHU-L] Barnes / Snow > > I am new to this list and this is the only e-mail I have received and it > is mine. Is this not a very busy list ?? Is no one doing research in > Northumberland. I will share what information I have, can't anyone help > me with any information these Snow PLEASE > > > > --------- Forwarded message ---------- > From: sondrafoley@juno.com > To: VANORTHU-L@rootsweb.com > Date: Tue, 9 Dec 2003 19:36:32 -0600 > Subject: [VANORTHU-L] Barnes / Snow > Message-ID: <20031209.193633.-201951.36.sondrafoley@juno.com> > > > Hi, > I am new to the list. I have a will for Henry Barnes of Wiccomoco Parish > 1790. > In his will he speaks of : > > Spencer Snow > Elishas Snow > John Snow > Joseph Spencer Snow of North Carolina > Samuel Snow of North Carolina > > Can anyone tell me of Henry Barnes relationship to these Snow's and their > relationship to each other. > > Thank You, > Sondra > > > ==== VANORTHU Mailing List ==== > Visit the Northunberland County VAGenWeb Page at; > http://www.rootsweb.com/~vanorthu/ > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, > go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > > > ==== VANORTHU Mailing List ==== > Visit the Northunberland County VAGenWeb Page at; > http://www.rootsweb.com/~vanorthu/ > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 >

Do you know if Samuel Withers of Talbot Co MD was related to your Withers family? Many names of the colonists in Co.'s of eastern shore of Md. also appear in VA Co.'s near the Chesapeake in those early days. Would like to hear from any Withers searchers who may have been kin of this early Samuel b before 1672, was Talbot Co official, inherited from his grandfather William Durand who was an original holder of 800 acres in Northumberland. Thanks, Ann

> Such an unusual name and someone had a sense of humor. > I found another by that name, Icy Snow mar. Murry Shiflett in Orange Co., > VA. records found in the back of deed book 17 (Virginia Vital Records, GPC > 1984, p. 505 Forgot to include the date: 1813 > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <sondrafoley@juno.com> > To: <VANORTHU-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Saturday, December 13, 2003 7:09 PM > Subject: [VANORTHU-L] Turner / James > > > > Benjamin James born ca. 1765 died 1831 in Loudoun Co.VA. > > [ his will says he has land in Wood Co.West Va.] > > Wife : Mary Spencer born ca. 1774. died ca. 1830 > > Mary's father is John Spencer. John Spencer born 1745 ? died 1826 ? > > first wife Icy Snow, second wife was Phoebe Rightmire > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > > > > > > > This is what I have on children of Benjamin James and Mary Spencer. > > > > 1. Elizabeth James b. 13 may 1796 - married 4 mar 1848 to George Sullivan > > - > > she died 14 Aug 1867 > > 2. Nancy James born 23 Dec 1797 VA - married Benjamin Redmond 16 Dec > > 1813 > > - She died 22 mar 1819. They had two children Andrew James Redmond b. > > about 1815 and Mary Ann Redmond b. about 1818. > > 3. Joseph James born 27 Nov 1799 and died 21 July 1800 > > 4. Icy James b. 17 may 1801 married Bayless Foley 23 Dec 1823. She died > > 14 > > Sept 1847.[These are my ancestor's, their son Chas. Wm. named > > a daughter Ica Snow] > > 5 Sarah James born 28 sept 1803 - married John James 19 May 1829. She > > died > > 21 July 1829 > > 6. Susannah James b. 20 June 1806 and died 12 Sept 1882 > > 7. David James b. 17 Apr 1808 married Amanda Bowen Feb 1832. > > > > 8. Mary Jane James b. 24 Aug 1810 - married Job Turner 8 June 1844. She > > died 5 Jan 1873 - two children Charles S. Turner b. about 1849 and E. > > Turner b. about 1852. > > Mary Jane James b. 24 Aug 1810 - married Job Turner 8 June 1844. She > > died 5 Jan 1873 - two children Charles W. S. Turner b. about 1849 , who > > practiced law and E. Loring Turner b. about 1852,who was a doctor. > > Mary and Job were both deaf but, both their children were hearing. Mary > > James is daughter of Benjamin James who died 1831 in Loudoun Co. Va. I do > > not have Job's parents. Job was b.19 Oct. 1820 in Boston, Mass. he was > > deaf from birth. Job was the first teacher in the department for the deaf > > at the school in Staunton, Va. > > Census 1850 - Augusta Co. VA > > page 313A - #1434: (1) TURNER, Job - 30 - male - teacher - MA - teacher > > for the Deaf & Dumb & Blind Institution - Job is D&D (2) TURNER, Mary - > > 39 - female - Teacher- VA - teacher for the Deaf and Dumb 4 Blind > > Institution - Mary is D&D (3) TURNER, Charles S. - 1 - male - VA > > > > Census 1860 - Augusta Co. VA > > page 351 # 393: (1) TURNER, Job - 39 - male - white - Principal teacher > > in Inst. D&D&B in Staunton - 4000 - 1700 -MA (2) TURNER, Mary - 48 - > > female - white - Loudoun Co. VA (3) TURNER, Charles - 10 - male - white - > > Loudoun Co. VA (4) TURNER, E. - 8 - male - white - Loudoun Co. VA > > > > 9. Abigail James B. 11 Oct 1812 - married William Foley 9 Feb 1835 - she > > died 31 July 1869 > > 10. Aaron E. James born 20 Feb 1815 married Mary Amose 28 Dec 1842 - died > > 25 > > Dec 1876 > > 11. Benjamin James born 30 July 1817 died 11 Aug 1817 > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > --------------------------------------------------------- > > > > > > Sondra > > > > > > > > > > ==== VANORTHU Mailing List ==== > > How to unsubscribe. Send a message to > > > > VANORTHU-L-request@rootsweb.com > > > > that contains (in the body of the message) the command > > > > unsubscribe > > > > and no additional text. > > > > ============================== > > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, > go to: > > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > > >

Such an unusual name and someone had a sense of humor. I found another by that name, Icy Snow mar. Murry Shiflett in Orange Co., VA. records found in the back of deed book 17 (Virginia Vital Records, GPC 1984, p. 505) ----- Original Message ----- From: <sondrafoley@juno.com> To: <VANORTHU-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, December 13, 2003 7:09 PM Subject: [VANORTHU-L] Turner / James > Benjamin James born ca. 1765 died 1831 in Loudoun Co.VA. > [ his will says he has land in Wood Co.West Va.] > Wife : Mary Spencer born ca. 1774. died ca. 1830 > Mary's father is John Spencer. John Spencer born 1745 ? died 1826 ? > first wife Icy Snow, second wife was Phoebe Rightmire > ------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > > > This is what I have on children of Benjamin James and Mary Spencer. > > 1. Elizabeth James b. 13 may 1796 - married 4 mar 1848 to George Sullivan > - > she died 14 Aug 1867 > 2. Nancy James born 23 Dec 1797 VA - married Benjamin Redmond 16 Dec > 1813 > - She died 22 mar 1819. They had two children Andrew James Redmond b. > about 1815 and Mary Ann Redmond b. about 1818. > 3. Joseph James born 27 Nov 1799 and died 21 July 1800 > 4. Icy James b. 17 may 1801 married Bayless Foley 23 Dec 1823. She died > 14 > Sept 1847.[These are my ancestor's, their son Chas. Wm. named > a daughter Ica Snow] > 5 Sarah James born 28 sept 1803 - married John James 19 May 1829. She > died > 21 July 1829 > 6. Susannah James b. 20 June 1806 and died 12 Sept 1882 > 7. David James b. 17 Apr 1808 married Amanda Bowen Feb 1832. > > 8. Mary Jane James b. 24 Aug 1810 - married Job Turner 8 June 1844. She > died 5 Jan 1873 - two children Charles S. Turner b. about 1849 and E. > Turner b. about 1852. > Mary Jane James b. 24 Aug 1810 - married Job Turner 8 June 1844. She > died 5 Jan 1873 - two children Charles W. S. Turner b. about 1849 , who > practiced law and E. Loring Turner b. about 1852,who was a doctor. > Mary and Job were both deaf but, both their children were hearing. Mary > James is daughter of Benjamin James who died 1831 in Loudoun Co. Va. I do > not have Job's parents. Job was b.19 Oct. 1820 in Boston, Mass. he was > deaf from birth. Job was the first teacher in the department for the deaf > at the school in Staunton, Va. > Census 1850 - Augusta Co. VA > page 313A - #1434: (1) TURNER, Job - 30 - male - teacher - MA - teacher > for the Deaf & Dumb & Blind Institution - Job is D&D (2) TURNER, Mary - > 39 - female - Teacher- VA - teacher for the Deaf and Dumb 4 Blind > Institution - Mary is D&D (3) TURNER, Charles S. - 1 - male - VA > > Census 1860 - Augusta Co. VA > page 351 # 393: (1) TURNER, Job - 39 - male - white - Principal teacher > in Inst. D&D&B in Staunton - 4000 - 1700 -MA (2) TURNER, Mary - 48 - > female - white - Loudoun Co. VA (3) TURNER, Charles - 10 - male - white - > Loudoun Co. VA (4) TURNER, E. - 8 - male - white - Loudoun Co. VA > > 9. Abigail James B. 11 Oct 1812 - married William Foley 9 Feb 1835 - she > died 31 July 1869 > 10. Aaron E. James born 20 Feb 1815 married Mary Amose 28 Dec 1842 - died > 25 > Dec 1876 > 11. Benjamin James born 30 July 1817 died 11 Aug 1817 > ------------------------------------------------------------------------- > --------------------------------------------------------- > > > Sondra > > > > > ==== VANORTHU Mailing List ==== > How to unsubscribe. Send a message to > > VANORTHU-L-request@rootsweb.com > > that contains (in the body of the message) the command > > unsubscribe > > and no additional text. > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 >

I often wonder if the Icy Snow who married Murry Shiflett is named for my Icy. I think they may be Isaphine but, have only found mine with Icy, Isa. Sondra On Sat, 13 Dec 2003 20:27:56 -0500 "Nancy Lambert" <geniebug@prodigy.net> writes: > Such an unusual name and someone had a sense of humor. > I found another by that name, Icy Snow mar. Murry Shiflett in Orange > Co., > VA. records found in the back of deed book 17 (Virginia Vital > Records, GPC > 1984, p. 505) > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <sondrafoley@juno.com> > To: <VANORTHU-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Saturday, December 13, 2003 7:09 PM > Subject: [VANORTHU-L] Turner / James > > > > Benjamin James born ca. 1765 died 1831 in Loudoun Co.VA. > > [ his will says he has land in Wood Co.West Va.] > > Wife : Mary Spencer born ca. 1774. died ca. 1830 > > Mary's father is John Spencer. John Spencer born 1745 ? died 1826 > ? > > first wife Icy Snow, second wife was Phoebe Rightmire > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > > > > > > > This is what I have on children of Benjamin James and Mary > Spencer. > > > > 1. Elizabeth James b. 13 may 1796 - married 4 mar 1848 to George > Sullivan > > - > > she died 14 Aug 1867 > > 2. Nancy James born 23 Dec 1797 VA - married Benjamin Redmond 16 > Dec > > 1813 > > - She died 22 mar 1819. They had two children Andrew James > Redmond b. > > about 1815 and Mary Ann Redmond b. about 1818. > > 3. Joseph James born 27 Nov 1799 and died 21 July 1800 > > 4. Icy James b. 17 may 1801 married Bayless Foley 23 Dec 1823. She > died > > 14 > > Sept 1847.[These are my ancestor's, their son Chas. Wm. named > > a daughter Ica Snow] > > 5 Sarah James born 28 sept 1803 - married John James 19 May 1829. > She > > died > > 21 July 1829 > > 6. Susannah James b. 20 June 1806 and died 12 Sept 1882 > > 7. David James b. 17 Apr 1808 married Amanda Bowen Feb 1832. > > > > 8. Mary Jane James b. 24 Aug 1810 - married Job Turner 8 June > 1844. She > > died 5 Jan 1873 - two children Charles S. Turner b. about 1849 and > E. > > Turner b. about 1852. > > Mary Jane James b. 24 Aug 1810 - married Job Turner 8 June 1844. > She > > died 5 Jan 1873 - two children Charles W. S. Turner b. about 1849 > , who > > practiced law and E. Loring Turner b. about 1852,who was a > doctor. > > Mary and Job were both deaf but, both their children were hearing. > Mary > > James is daughter of Benjamin James who died 1831 in Loudoun Co. > Va. I do > > not have Job's parents. Job was b.19 Oct. 1820 in Boston, Mass. he > was > > deaf from birth. Job was the first teacher in the department for > the deaf > > at the school in Staunton, Va. > > Census 1850 - Augusta Co. VA > > page 313A - #1434: (1) TURNER, Job - 30 - male - teacher - MA - > teacher > > for the Deaf & Dumb & Blind Institution - Job is D&D (2) TURNER, > Mary - > > 39 - female - Teacher- VA - teacher for the Deaf and Dumb 4 > Blind > > Institution - Mary is D&D (3) TURNER, Charles S. - 1 - male - VA > > > > Census 1860 - Augusta Co. VA > > page 351 # 393: (1) TURNER, Job - 39 - male - white - Principal > teacher > > in Inst. D&D&B in Staunton - 4000 - 1700 -MA (2) TURNER, Mary - 48 > - > > female - white - Loudoun Co. VA (3) TURNER, Charles - 10 - male - > white - > > Loudoun Co. VA (4) TURNER, E. - 8 - male - white - Loudoun Co. VA > > > > 9. Abigail James B. 11 Oct 1812 - married William Foley 9 Feb 1835 > - she > > died 31 July 1869 > > 10. Aaron E. James born 20 Feb 1815 married Mary Amose 28 Dec 1842 > - died > > 25 > > Dec 1876 > > 11. Benjamin James born 30 July 1817 died 11 Aug 1817 > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > --------------------------------------------------------- > > > > > > Sondra > > > > > > > > > > ==== VANORTHU Mailing List ==== > > How to unsubscribe. Send a message to > > > > VANORTHU-L-request@rootsweb.com > > > > that contains (in the body of the message) the command > > > > unsubscribe > > > > and no additional text. > > > > ============================== > > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy > records, > go to: > > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > > > > > > ==== VANORTHU Mailing List ==== > Visit the Northunberland County VAGenWeb Page at; > http://www.rootsweb.com/~vanorthu/ > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy > records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > > >

Hoping to find anyone on this list who might have information on Augustine COPPAGE and his wife Wilmouth LUNSFORD. Need information on their daughter Mary COPPAGE who married Samuel PEED. Have no dates but from 1750 to 1800 is the time frame. Need information on their children. Edward B. Peed Dudleyville, Az.

Benjamin James born ca. 1765 died 1831 in Loudoun Co.VA. [ his will says he has land in Wood Co.West Va.] Wife : Mary Spencer born ca. 1774. died ca. 1830 Mary's father is John Spencer. John Spencer born 1745 ? died 1826 ? first wife Icy Snow, second wife was Phoebe Rightmire ------------------------------------------------------------------------- This is what I have on children of Benjamin James and Mary Spencer. 1. Elizabeth James b. 13 may 1796 - married 4 mar 1848 to George Sullivan - she died 14 Aug 1867 2. Nancy James born 23 Dec 1797 VA - married Benjamin Redmond 16 Dec 1813 - She died 22 mar 1819. They had two children Andrew James Redmond b. about 1815 and Mary Ann Redmond b. about 1818. 3. Joseph James born 27 Nov 1799 and died 21 July 1800 4. Icy James b. 17 may 1801 married Bayless Foley 23 Dec 1823. She died 14 Sept 1847.[These are my ancestor's, their son Chas. Wm. named a daughter Ica Snow] 5 Sarah James born 28 sept 1803 - married John James 19 May 1829. She died 21 July 1829 6. Susannah James b. 20 June 1806 and died 12 Sept 1882 7. David James b. 17 Apr 1808 married Amanda Bowen Feb 1832. 8. Mary Jane James b. 24 Aug 1810 - married Job Turner 8 June 1844. She died 5 Jan 1873 - two children Charles S. Turner b. about 1849 and E. Turner b. about 1852. Mary Jane James b. 24 Aug 1810 - married Job Turner 8 June 1844. She died 5 Jan 1873 - two children Charles W. S. Turner b. about 1849 , who practiced law and E. Loring Turner b. about 1852,who was a doctor. Mary and Job were both deaf but, both their children were hearing. Mary James is daughter of Benjamin James who died 1831 in Loudoun Co. Va. I do not have Job's parents. Job was b.19 Oct. 1820 in Boston, Mass. he was deaf from birth. Job was the first teacher in the department for the deaf at the school in Staunton, Va. Census 1850 - Augusta Co. VA page 313A - #1434: (1) TURNER, Job - 30 - male - teacher - MA - teacher for the Deaf & Dumb & Blind Institution - Job is D&D (2) TURNER, Mary - 39 - female - Teacher- VA - teacher for the Deaf and Dumb 4 Blind Institution - Mary is D&D (3) TURNER, Charles S. - 1 - male - VA Census 1860 - Augusta Co. VA page 351 # 393: (1) TURNER, Job - 39 - male - white - Principal teacher in Inst. D&D&B in Staunton - 4000 - 1700 -MA (2) TURNER, Mary - 48 - female - white - Loudoun Co. VA (3) TURNER, Charles - 10 - male - white - Loudoun Co. VA (4) TURNER, E. - 8 - male - white - Loudoun Co. VA 9. Abigail James B. 11 Oct 1812 - married William Foley 9 Feb 1835 - she died 31 July 1869 10. Aaron E. James born 20 Feb 1815 married Mary Amose 28 Dec 1842 - died 25 Dec 1876 11. Benjamin James born 30 July 1817 died 11 Aug 1817 ------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------- Sondra

The parents of Rodham Kenner b. 1716 were Richard and Elizabeth Heale Kenner. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Pam Sulzer" <psulzer47@yahoo.com> To: <VANORTHU-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, December 13, 2003 5:46 PM Subject: Re: [VANORTHU-L] Kenner, Rodham b. 23 March 1671; will prov. 21 Aug. 1706, Northumberland Co. > Hi Mike, > I think the Rodham Kenner that sold Opie's Quarter to John Turner sometime before 1742 was a RODHAM KENNER b. 1716 and died 1743. This Rodham was married to Susanna Opie. Someone just sent me an email with this information. Perhaps the Rodham you mention below (b.1671) is the father of the Rodham (b. 1716). > Thanks for your interest, > Pam > > Michael Gough <mjgough@cablelynx.com> wrote: > Pam, as a matter of fact I do: > > Kenner, Rodham b. 23 March 1671; will prov. 21 Aug. 1706, > Northumberland Co., son of Richard; m. Hannah Fox, b. 25 July 1671, dau. > of Capt. David and Hannah (Ball). 9W(1) 185. Will of Capt. David, dated > 22 June 1702, Lancaster Co., proves the marriage. Marriages of Virginia > Residents, Vol. II, Part I, p. 86, by Dorothy Ford Wulfeck, GPS 1986 > > Descendants of Rodham Kenner > > 1 Rodham Kenner b: March 23, 1670/71 d: 1706 > . +Hannah Fox b: July 25, 1671 > ....... 2 Hannah Fox Kenner b: August 30, 1695 in > Northumberland Co., VA > ........... +Richard Hull d: Bef. December 18, 1717 > ....... *2nd Husband of Hannah Fox Kenner: > ........... +John Harris d: 1718 > ....... *3rd Husband of Hannah Fox Kenner: > ........... +Thomas Cralle I b: Abt. 1697 d: 1726 in > Northumberland Co., VA > ....... *4th Husband of Hannah Fox Kenner: > ........... +John Cralle b: Abt. 1695 d: Bef. 1758 in > Northumberland Co., VA > ....... 2 Elizabeth Kenner b: 1700 d: Abt. 1725 > ........... +_________ Bushrod > ....... *2nd Husband of Elizabeth Kenner: > ........... +_________ Vaulx > ....... *3rd Husband of Elizabeth Kenner: > ........... +________ DeButts > ....... 2 Richard Kenner b: 1700 d: Abt. 1725 > ........... +Elizabeth Heale > ....... 2 Frances Kenner > ........... +_________ Garner > ....... *2nd Husband of Frances Kenner: > ........... +________ Spelman > > My relation to Rodham is through his daughter Hannah Kenner. Hannah > married brothers Thomas and John Cralle. One of these two is my > G...grandfather. > > MIke > > > Pam Sulzer wrote: > > >Hi Mike, > > John Turner died in 1742 and according to his will, purchased the property called Opie's Quarter sometime before then (1742). He bought the property from Rodham Kenner so Rodham Kenner would have been an adult at the time. > > The Rodham Kenner that you mentioned below was born in 1740 so he would be too young to be the Rodham Kenner mentioned in John Turner's 1742 will. There must have been another Rodham Kenner born sometime prior to about 1720. Can you find one in an earlier generation? > >Thanks, > >Pam > > > > > >Michael Gough wrote: > >Pam, I have the following information in my Cralle database (without > >sources). Could John Turner be the son-in-law of Rodham Kenner? > > > >Descendants of Rodham Kenner > > > >1 Rodham Kenner b: 1740 d: 1777 > >. +________ Davis > >*2nd Wife of Rodham Kenner: > >. +Elizabeth Plater b: 1744 d: 1803 > >....... 2 Rebecca Kenner > >........... +________ Turner > >....... 2 Susannah Kenner > >........... +________ Thorton > > > > > >Mike > > > >Pam Sulzer wrote: > > > >>Hello Jane, > >>I've been doing a little research on the OPIEs and KENNERs of Northumberland in connection with a TURNER family. In the will of JOHN TURNER (d.1742) he bequeaths to his son Henry Turner a tract called OPIES QUARTER "which I bought from RODHAM KENNER". > >>Can you tell me the location of "Opie's Quarter" and do you have any information that might help me identify this JOHN TURNER? His wife was FEBBIE, his children were: John Jr., Henry, George, Edward, Elizabeth (m. Hayden), Bridget, Monica, Priscilla, and Ann. > >>Thanks, > >>Pam > >> > >> > >>Congs@aol.com wrote: > >>Hello List, > >> > >>My Northumberland family is CRALLE, descending from > >>(Sea Captain) John CRALLE. > >>My lines include OPIE, MATHEW, KENNER, FOX and BALL > >> > >>from the Northern Neck area. > > > >>I saw the query on the list about the THOMAS CRALLE. > >>Even though I do have several by that name, the one who wrote > >>about him is correct. There are SO MANY Thomas names in that > >>line that it is very confusing. > >>In my line, brothers Thomas and John, both named a son Thomas. > >>They both married the same woman! One married his brother's widow. > >>She was HANNAH KENNER and was widowed four times (or more?). > >>My CRALLE line moved to Nottoway County and for a generation or two the name > >>is also spelled CRAWLEY in that county, but it is the same line. > >>By the time the name got down to my generation, it was back to CRALLE. The > >>(French) name is written to this day with an accent over the e, and tombstones > >>carry the accent also. Some transcriptions have recorded the name as Cralli, > >>thinking the accent was a sloppy dot over a sloppy i. I don't see the name being > >>carried on with that misspelling. > >>Jane > >>A Virginian living in Florida > >> > >> > >>==== VANORTHU Mailing List ==== > >>How to unsubscribe. Send a message to > >> > >>VANORTHU-L-request@rootsweb.com > >> > >>that contains (in the body of the message) the command > >> > >>unsubscribe > >> > >>and no additional text. > >> > >>============================== > >>To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > >>http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > >> > >> > >>--------------------------------- > >>Do you Yahoo!? > >>New Yahoo! 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Hooray, I'm glad to see this LIST come to life. Was beginning to think no one was interested in NU genealogy. Hi Susan, I see there is at least one other Md. researcher looking for names that show up on both sides of the Potomac. I have found a John Riddle being transported into Lancaster Co. in 1782 and my John Riddle is in Charles Co. Md. in 1784. What is the chance of these two guys being one and the same. How common was it for transportees to Va. to jump across the river. The Md. Headright System ended in the late 1680's so what reason would the immigrants have for landing in Va. and then quickly going to Md. after that date? Susan, It sounds like you are working on a similar situation. I didn't find John, the transportee in NU, but I did find some others who landed with him in Lancaster Co. later in NU. If anyone has knowledge of other instances of " immigrating across the river", I would like to know about it. Hugh Brown

Hi Pam, I don't know where Opies Quarter was located or when it was sold. I'm very interested now that I've found that Elizabeth Plater Kenner was born in St. Mary's Co., MD and that Rodham Kenner was mar. to a Davis prior. My hubby's line are Davis and Turner out of St. Mary's and Charles Co., MD (along with Dents of MD) I have some info on Turner in Md and have a couple of John Turners that I don't have any info on.. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Pam Sulzer" <psulzer47@yahoo.com> To: <VANORTHU-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, December 13, 2003 4:10 PM Subject: Re: [VANORTHU-L] Oppie, Kenner, Turner > Hi Nancy, > Thanks for the info. on Rodham Kenner and Susannah Opie. Rodham must have gotten the land originally from his father in law since it was called Opie's Quarter. Do you know where the land is located or when he sold it to John Turner? > Thanks > > Nancy Lambert <geniebug@prodigy.net> wrote: > Rodham Kenner b. Jan 1, 1716/17 died 1743 mar. Susannah Opie. They were the > parents of Rodham Kenner mar. Elizabeth Plater. > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Pam Sulzer" > > To: > Sent: Saturday, December 13, 2003 3:32 PM > Subject: Re: [VANORTHU-L] Oppie, Kenner, Turner > > > > Hi Mike, > > John Turner died in 1742 and according to his will, purchased the > property called Opie's Quarter sometime before then (1742). He bought the > property from Rodham Kenner so Rodham Kenner would have been an adult at the > time. > > The Rodham Kenner that you mentioned below was born in 1740 so he > would be too young to be the Rodham Kenner mentioned in John Turner's 1742 > will. There must have been another Rodham Kenner born sometime prior to > about 1720. Can you find one in an earlier generation? > > Thanks, > > Pam > > > > > > Michael Gough wrote: > > Pam, I have the following information in my Cralle database (without > > sources). Could John Turner be the son-in-law of Rodham Kenner? > > > > Descendants of Rodham Kenner > > > > 1 Rodham Kenner b: 1740 d: 1777 > > . +________ Davis > > *2nd Wife of Rodham Kenner: > > . +Elizabeth Plater b: 1744 d: 1803 > > ....... 2 Rebecca Kenner > > ........... +________ Turner > > ....... 2 Susannah Kenner > > ........... +________ Thorton > > > > > > Mike > > > > Pam Sulzer wrote: > > > > >Hello Jane, > > > I've been doing a little research on the OPIEs and KENNERs of > Northumberland in connection with a TURNER family. In the will of JOHN > TURNER (d.1742) he bequeaths to his son Henry Turner a tract called OPIES > QUARTER "which I bought from RODHAM KENNER". > > > Can you tell me the location of "Opie's Quarter" and do you have any > information that might help me identify this JOHN TURNER? His wife was > FEBBIE, his children were: John Jr., Henry, George, Edward, Elizabeth (m. > Hayden), Bridget, Monica, Priscilla, and Ann. > > >Thanks, > > >Pam > > > > > > > > >Congs@aol.com wrote: > > >Hello List, > > > > > >My Northumberland family is CRALLE, descending from > > >(Sea Captain) John CRALLE. > > >My lines include OPIE, MATHEW, KENNER, FOX and BALL > > >from the Northern Neck area. > > > > > >I saw the query on the list about the THOMAS CRALLE. > > >Even though I do have several by that name, the one who wrote > > >about him is correct. There are SO MANY Thomas names in that > > >line that it is very confusing. > > >In my line, brothers Thomas and John, both named a son Thomas. > > >They both married the same woman! One married his brother's widow. > > >She was HANNAH KENNER and was widowed four times (or more?). > > >My CRALLE line moved to Nottoway County and for a generation or two the > name > > >is also spelled CRAWLEY in that county, but it is the same line. > > >By the time the name got down to my generation, it was back to CRALLE. > The > > >(French) name is written to this day with an accent over the e, and > tombstones > > >carry the accent also. Some transcriptions have recorded the name as > Cralli, > > >thinking the accent was a sloppy dot over a sloppy i. I don't see the > name being > > >carried on with that misspelling. > > >Jane > > >A Virginian living in Florida > > > > > > > > >==== VANORTHU Mailing List ==== > > >How to unsubscribe. 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This is a long shot that I'm throwing out here because I'm stuck on this. I do not know the origin of George Franklin WHITTINGTON, Sr. married to Elizabeth TURNER (no dates). The family could have come up the bay. I've seen some posts from this group on TURNER. Thanks, Sue Their son was of George Franklin Whittington, Jr. 1. GEORGE FRANKLIN1 WHITTINGTON, JR. (GEORGE FRANKLIN, UNKNOWN) was born March 12, 1843 in Maryland, and died August 02, 1920 in Anne Arundel County, Maryland. He married SARAH JANE CHANEY January 26, 1869 in Anne Arundel County, Maryland, daughter of JOHN CHANEY and BELINDA CARR. She was born April 03, 1851 in Maryland, and died August 14, 1918 in Deale, Anne Arundel County, Maryland. More About GEORGE FRANKLIN WHITTINGTON, JR.: Burial: August 03, 1920, St. James Parish, Anne Arundel County, Maryland More About SARAH JANE CHANEY: Burial: August 15, 1918, St. James Parish, Anne Arundel County, Maryland More About GEORGE WHITTINGTON and SARAH CHANEY: Marriage: January 26, 1869, Anne Arundel County, Maryland Children of GEORGE WHITTINGTON and SARAH CHANEY are: i. GEORGE FRANKLIN2 WHITTINGTON III, b. 1870; m. GERTIE B. MILBURN, February 14, 1895, Bladensburg, Prince Georges County, Maryland; b. Abt. 1876; d. Bef. 1920. More About GEORGE WHITTINGTON and GERTIE MILBURN: Marriage: February 14, 1895, Bladensburg, Prince Georges County, Maryland 2. ii. JOHN FREDERICK WHITTINGTON, b. 1870; d. July 29, 1944, Perry Point, Anne Arundel County,Maryland. 3. iii. MARY FRANCES WHITTINGTON, b. 1874. iv. IDA JANE WHITTINGTON, b. 1876; d. 1960; m. FREDERICK KNOPP; b. October 1872; d. 1946. More About IDA JANE WHITTINGTON: Burial: Mt. Zion Church Cemetery, Lothian, Anne Arundel County, Maryland Notes for FREDERICK KNOPP: Known as Fritz. More About FREDERICK KNOPP: Burial: Mt. Zion Church Cemetery, Lothian, Anne Arundel County, Maryland v. LAVINIA WHITTINGTON, b. 1878; m. EDWIN G. CRANDELL, October 04, 1896, Nutwell, Maryland. More About EDWIN CRANDELL and LAVINIA WHITTINGTON: Marriage: October 04, 1896, Nutwell, Maryland 4. vi. THOMAS EDWARD WHITTINGTON, SR., b. April 13, 1880, Deale, Maryland; d. December 20, 1929, Deale, Maryland. 5. vii. LAURA VIRGINIA WHITTINGTON, b. August 10, 1882; d. June 25, 1956, Anne Arundel County, Maryland. 6. viii. AMBROSE PERRY WHITTINGTON, b. September 03, 1884; d. 1945, Anne Arundel County, Maryland. ix. BESSIE W. WHITTINGTON, b. March 09, 1889; m. UNKNOWN DARBY. 7. x. LENA L. WHITTINGTON, b. November 07, 1889; d. December 06, 1964. 8. xi. ANNIE ESTELLE WHITTINGTON, b. March 12, 1891; d. 1964. 9. xii. JOSEPH FRANKLIN WHITTINGTON, b. March 22, 1894, Nutwell, Maryland; d. December 23, 1958.