You didn't mention a specific SHIFLETT you were looking for. This is what I have. My family is James PAGE married to Winney SHIFLETT. If any of this is familiar please let me know...if you can add or correct. Thanks Linda First Generation 1. John SHIFLETT. He married Elizabeth COLLINS. They had the following children: 2 i. Steven SHIFLETT Second Generation 2. Steven SHIFLETT. Born 1741 in Orange Co., VA. Died 1780. He married Elizabeth C. POWELL, 1763 in Orange Co., VA. Born About 1743 in Of Culpeper Co., VA. Elizabeth Shiflet,spinster; m. George Booth; John Shiflet as surety; Albermarle 8 Dec 1787 Jul 22 1788 John Shiflett and Joice his wife to George Boothe and Elizabeth his wife for love and affection and 5 shillings sell 100 acres being part of the tract on which John now lives Apr 19 1790 John Shiflet and Joice his wife to George Boothe and Elizabeth his wife 110 acres Albemarle for 5 L: bounded by the land of Thomas Burton, the town road, Roling Horsley's line thence along Horsley's line to Barnett Carter's line thence along Carter's line to John Allphins line, thence along the same to David Wade's line, thence to Lewis Shiflett's line, thence to John Shiflett's line and from thence to the said Burton's line the place begun at. George Booth and Elizabeth his wife to John Shiflett, 100 acres Albemarle for 5 shillings Jun 9 1791 John Shiflett and Joice his wife of Albemarle County of the one part and Roland Horsly of the said county of the other part . . . lying and being in Albemarle County of the south side fo the north fork of James River adjoining the waters of Meadow Creek and is bounded as follows To wit Beginning at a forked Spanish Oak on the Road that leads to Charlottesville just below the fork by Thomas BURTONs thus running a New line an East Course Crossing a Branch to Henry Carters line thence down the said Branch on CARTERs line to Martin HAWKINs line thus along Hawkins's line Crossing the said Road to Benn--- Carters line thus along Carters line to a Red oak corner on Carters land adjoining George BOOTH Thus running a new line to the upper corner of the s. Roland Horsleys f(ence?) on the Road thus up the said Road to the first Station . . .in presence of John San(didge?), Thomas Burton, Joseph (Goodman?) Sep 5 1796 Albemarle Co.: Joice, Joel, Lewis, Blan Ballard and Frankey his wife, Martin Mooney and Martha his wife, George Boothe and Betsey his wife and Mary Cox, all of Albemarle sell to Phillip Seal of Orange County for 40 a certain tract or parcel of land lying and being in the County of Albemarle on the waters of Ivey Creek containing forty acres more or less bounded as follows to wit Beginning at a pine hickory and white oak bushes on the edge of the Branch Road from thence through the said Joice Shiflet's plantation to a white oak corner on Elizabeth Bryant's land thence along said line to a certain hickory corner on Betsey Grady's land thence along said Grady's line to Susannah Phillip's line thence along said Phillip's line to Tho. Benton's line thense along said Benton's line to the beginning. Sep 5 Albemarle Co.: Joice Shiflet of Albemarle Co. to Lewis Shiflet for three pounds convey all my right and title to a certain tract of land, part of which was transferred to the said Lewis which was located by the said John in his lifetime and holds an obligation to make him a good title. They had the following children: 3 i. John SHIFLETT 4 ii. Joice SHIFLETT 5 iii. Frances SHIFLETT 6 iv. Winney SHIFLETT 7 v. Pickett SHIFLETT Third Generation 3. John SHIFLETT. Born About 1764. Died 1794 in Albemarle Co., VA. Sep 7 1794 John Shiflett (husband of Joice) makes his will naming wife, Joice; daughter, Mary; son, Joel and "all my children" Witnesses: Joseph Goodman, Henry Carter, David Epperson, Nathan Goodman, Martin Phillips Oct 10 1794 Will of John Shiflett (husband of Joice) filed in Albemarle Co. Court Dec 11 1794 Letters of administration granted to Joice Shiflett on the estate of John Shiflett decd. Dec 15 1794 Surveyor's plat of 220 1/2 acres surveyed for the heirs of John Shiflett decd., assee of Thomas Walker who was assee of Alexander Stewart Recorded 22 Jan 1795 in Albemarle Co.; Caveated by Lewis Shifflet 20 July 1795. Tax on assignment 31 Mar 1809, Rd. Book 51, p. 51. Grant issued 18 June 1809. Apr 1795 Inventory of the estate of John Shiflett (husband of Joice) recorded in Albemarle Court. Dec 15 1795 Albemarle Co. Surveyor's Book 2, p. 9: Warrant #9011, dated 21 Nov 1781, surveyed for the heirs of John Shiflett [this land will be transferred to Lewis Shiflett in 1807]. He married Joice POWELL. Albemarle Co. Pers. Prop. (Tithes) 1796 Jas. Lewis's List Shiflet, Joel 1 wm over 16, 1 bl over 16 Thos. Garth's List Shiflett, Bland 3 wm over 16, 3 horses Shiflett, Richard 2 wm over 16, 2 horses Shiflett, Stephen 1 wm over 16, 1 horse Shiflett, William 1 wm over 16, 1 horse Shiflett, Lewis 1 wm over 16, 1 horse Shiflett, Joice 1 bl over 16, 2 horses Sep 5 1796 Albemarle Co.: Joice, Joel, Lewis, Blan Ballard and Frankey his wife, Martin Mooney and Martha his wife, George Boothe and Betsey his wife and Mary Cox, all of Albemarle sell to Phillip Seal of Orange County for 40 a certain tract or parcel of land lying and being in the County of Albemarle on the waters of Ivey Creek containing forty acres more or less bounded as follows to wit Beginning at a pine hickory and white oak bushes on the edge of the Branch Road from thence through the said Joice Shiflet's plantation to a white oak corner on Elizabeth Bryant's land thence along said line to a certain hickory corner on Betsey Grady's land thence along said Grady's line to Susannah Phillip's line thence along said Phillip's line to Tho. Benton's line thense along said Benton's line to the beginning. Sep 5 Albemarle Co.: Joice Shiflet of Albemarle Co. to Lewis Shiflet for three pounds convey all my right and title to a certain tract of land, part of which was transferred to the said Lewis which was located by the said John in his lifetime and holds an obligation to make him a good title. They had the following children: 8 i. Joel SHIFLETT 4. Joice SHIFLETT. Born 1765. Died 1842. ORANGE CO. BRIDES 1769 - 1838 Joice Shiflett m Lewis Stowers 4 Jul 1787, Orange Co., VA. wit Mace Pickett, Lary Pickett; surety Mace Pickett; d/o Elisabeth.297 She married Lewis STOWERS, son of Mark STOWERS & Hannah BRYANT, 4 Jul 1787 in Orange Co., VA. Born 1764 in Orange Co., VA. Died 22 Nov 1844 in DeKalb Co., GA. 1789 Orange Co., VA; witness to the will of John Page, Sr. Year Surname Given Name (s) County State Page Township or Other Info Record Type Database ID# 1810 STOWERS LEWIS Kanawha County VA 204 31010-10010-00 Federal Population Schedule VA 1810 Federal Census Index VAS1a3025799 Lewis Stowers (1764-1844) served as private in Capt. Richard White's company, Colonel Taylor's Virginia regiment. He was born in Orange County, Va.; died in De Kalb County, Ga. Revolutionary War Records VIRGINIA SECTION II (18) [DOCUMENT No. 44] (18) LIST OF NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS OF THE VIRGINIA LINE ON CONTINENTAL ESTABLISHMENT, WHOSE NAMES APPEAR ON THE ARMY REGISTER AND WHO HAVE NOT RECEIVED BOUNTY LAND, RICHMOND, 1835. Stowers, Lewis, Soldier They had the following children: 9 i. Frances STOWERS 5. Frances SHIFLETT. Born About 1767. ORANGE CO. BRIDES 1769 - 1838 Frances m Samuel Self 21 Dec 1787, wit Mace Pickett, Lewis Stowers; surety Mace Pickett; d/o Elizabeth who consents; min George Eve, license returned 26 Dec 1787. She married Samuel SELF, 21 Dec 1787 in Orange Co., VA. Born About 1767. 6. Winney SHIFLETT. Born About 1769. She married James PAGE, son of John PAGE Sr. & Elizabeth (PAGE), 3 Dec 1789 in Orange Co., VA. Born About 1769 in ? Orange Co., VA. 1789 Will of John Page, Sr., Orange Co., VA ....sons James & William PAGE - my tract of land on the head of South River James also received one young sorrell horse. ORANGE CO. BRIDES 1769 - 1838 1789 Winny Shiflet m. James Page 3 Dec 1789; b. Lewis Stowers, son of Elizabeth Page, Winny is daughter of Elizabeth Shiflet who consents, wit. James Taylor, bond says both Winny and James of age. 7. Pickett SHIFLETT. Born 1770 in Albemarle Co., VA. Died 3 Sep 1849 in Elbert Co., GA. Pickett Shiflet m. Lucretia Powell. Francis Powell signs as surety, min George Eve, lic. returned 25 Jun 1795 Nov 10 Pickett Shifflett and Lewis G. Powell, both of Orange Co.; to John Miller of Orange, for 100, "one certain parcel of land lying in county aforesaid and on West side of Thornton River, and on the Waters of the same containing Two hundred acres according to the boundaries thereof, be the same more or less, the said land is bounded by Land said Miller bought of Abner Breeding; by Lewis G. Powells land, by the land said Miller bought of Saml. Self; and by Edward Brients land, being part of three hundred and thirty acres granted by patten to Mark Stowers bearing date one thousand seven hundred and sixty two. . ." Orange Co. Deed Book 21, p. 54-55 He married Lucretia POWELL, 25 Jun 1795 in Orange Co., VA. Reference Note 297 Ancestry.com Compiled by: Linda Manning [email protected] In a message dated 3/26/01 1:47:12 PM, [email protected] writes: << Surname: SHIFFLETTE ------------------------- I understand my fathers family originally settled in Virgina, perhaps near or in Orange County. I would like any information any one may have concerning Shiffletts having lived or perhaps still living, in that area. >>

Posted on: Orange Co. Va Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Va/Orange/10505 Surname: SHIFFLETTE ------------------------- I understand my fathers family originally settled in Virgina, perhaps near or in Orange County. I would like any information any one may have concerning Shiffletts having lived or perhaps still living, in that area.

Posted on: Orange Co. Va Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Va/Orange/10504 Surname: Bell ------------------------- Thanks for the information. I have a Thomas Bell who was a widow and think he may be the same Capt. Thomas Bell. My Thomas married Sally (Sarah) Brockman. I think Elizabeth may have been his second wife. Do you have any knowledge of this??? If he is my Thomas it would open many doors for me. I have researched this family for a long time and have about 500 pages of research. Thomas Bell's father was Roger Bell. Any help would be greatly Appreciated. Janice

Posted on: Orange Co. Va Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Va/Orange/10503 Surname: Craig ------------------------- Saw your listing so I looked in my marriage books:Marriages of Orange County, Va. 1747-1810 and Marriage Records of the City of Fredericksburg, and of Orange, Spotsylvania and Stafford Counties, Va. 1722-1850. This is what I found: Lidia Craig m. Samuel Grant 7/22/1784 Orange County Bond Sur. Elijah Craig In St Thomas Parish Hope this helps Janice

Posted on: Orange Co. Va Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Va/Orange/10502 Surname: Clark, Pease ------------------------- Looking for George Clark! Birth parents, Percival A Pease, Florence E Rider/Ryder sliblings; Maude-Ruth-Marion-Clayton Adopted in the 1930's, maybe MA or N.Y. Birth Family is looking for you! Please email all info to [email protected] Thank You!

Looking for further info on this family especially in Orange Co., VA. Especially interested in anything further of Jacob and Mary PAGE FURNISH. And does anyone have the parents of Sarah ROBERTS (?ROBERTSON) married to Samuel FURNISH. Thanks Linda Husband: John FURNISH Birth: 18 May 1718 Place: Essex Co., UK Death: May 1780 Place: Orange Co., VA Marriage: 10 Feb 1744 Place: Hartford, Baltimore Co., MD Wife: Jane GREEN Birth: About 1734 Place: MD/VA ? Death: Place: Orange Co., VA Children... 1. M Child: Joel FURNISH 2. F Child: Mary FURNISH Birth: About 1749 Place: VA 3. F Child: Elizabeth FURNISH Birth: About 1751 Place: VA 4. F Child: Frances "Franky" FURNISH Birth: About 1753 Place: VA 5. M Child: Jacob FURNISH Birth: About 1756/1758 Place: Augusta Co., VA/Orange Co.? VA Death: Before Jul 1796 Place: Bourbon Co., KY Spouse: Mary PAGE Marriage: 5 Dec 1782 Place: Orange Co., VA 6. M Child: Samuel FURNISH Birth: 1756 Death: 1796 Place: Harrison Co., KY Spouse: Sarah ROBERTS Marriage: 6 Mar 1782 Place: Culpepper Co., VA 7. F Child: Sally FURNISH Birth: About 1757 Place: Augusta Co., VA Death: 9 May 1834 8. M Child: Thomas FURNISH Birth: 15 Feb 1760 Place: Augusta Co., VA Death: 9 May 1834 Place: Harrison Co., KY Spouse: Frances DELANEY Marriage: 10 Feb 1785 Place: Culpepper Co., VA Spouse: Margaret Morris COOPER Marriage: 24 Dec 1816 Place: Pendleton Co., KY 9. M Child: James Wells FURNISH Birth: 14 May 1763 Place: Orange Co., VA Death: 29 Sep 1851 Place: Gallatin Co., KY Spouse: Esseignor "Asinor" WELLS Marriage: 16 Jul 1795 Place: Harrison Co., KY Spouse: Nancy GOINS Marriage: 1 Oct 1820 Place: Gallatin Co., KY 10. M Child: John FURNISH Jr. Birth: 1765 Death: 1780 Place: Orange Co., VA Spouse: Elizabeth "Lise" DUNCOME Marriage: 24 Jan 1773 Place: Orange Co., KY Husbands Notes... Notes: This family name is also spelled FURNIS in the earlier years..Linda Showing birthdate of Maryland..unknown which is correct. John Sr. & Jane were married in 1744 at St. John's Episcopal Baptist Ch. in Baltimore Co., Md. 10 Feb 1744 St.John's Parish, Hartford, MD (marriage) lived in Orange Co.VA. 1756-1776. Father John was member of Capt. HOGG's Rangers in [email protected] (Donald L. Furnish) Most of children of John and Jane GREEN FURNISH/FURNIS [email protected] Research: Some info on children of John and Jane GREEN FURNISH [email protected] (Dec 2000) Wifes Notes... Notes: Check for Clay Green (land records for John Page mention Clay Green) Last Modified: 8 Dec 2000 Compiled by: Linda Manning Billings, Montana 59102 [email protected]

Posted on: Orange Co. Va Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Va/Orange/10500 Surname: Burroughs ------------------------- (Burroughs)I know there are 8 or 10 ways to spell this surname, but this is the way my great grandfather spelled his name. He was born in Orange Courthouse, VA in 1843/4 to Robert and ???Mary Gray???. At the beginning of the Civil War his father and brother left home to join Lee' Army???. His mother died in 1862 and he did not want to fight in the War so he went to Washington DC and worked in a Cemetery. In 1864 he joined the Marine Corps and spent the next 4 years aboard ship. When he went back to Orange Courthouse in 1868 he never found anyone from his family. He went back to DC and joined to Corps fpr another 4 years. After this discharge he found his way to Pittsburgh. I know there isn't much to go on but that is all I got. I hope this sounds familiar to some one.

Posted on: Orange Co. Va Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Va/Orange/10499 Surname: Shipp, Seay ------------------------- Not in Orange Co. Va. The Hiram A. Shipp you are looking for is in Fluvanna Co. VA.in 1850 he was 40 yrs old. I am looking for info on the father of Lewis J Shipp of Fluvanna Co m.Martha Seay their children were Margarett, Emily, Mary, Nancy, John H, Cornelia, Martha, and Adam (My GGrandfather). If you run across any info on Lewis please post or E-mail me.There are 2 Shipps in Fluvanna Co old enough to be the father of Hiram, they are James and William. Note: The Seay family was one of the first landowners in Fluvanna Co. and they have an interesting history. Look in the Fluvanna Co Historical Socity books and publications. good luck

Posted on: Orange Co. Va Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Va/Orange/10498 Surname: Faulconer ------------------------- There were many Faulconer families in Orange County, Va. You may want to find the book "James G. Faulconer, "Thomas Faulconer and His Descendants' (Baltimore: Gateway Press, 1984)I have a William Faulconer who married Elizabeth Jacobs 2 June 1818 in Orange County, Va. - they had eight children - Susan J., Margaret, William Trim, George, Benjamin O., David, Robert Beverley, Sarah Ann Hope your Library has the book, or perhaps your Library can request an "Inter-Library Loan" of the book

Posted on: Orange Co. Va Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Va/Orange/10497 Surname: ------------------------- Hello: Please e-mail at [email protected] We have a group researching the Furnish line, and have a record for jacob Furnish. I think we did communicate a few years ago. Sue

I hope YOU ALL WILL EMAIL ...I HOPE NO ONE GETS MAD I AM SENDING THIS>>> Forwarded with permission....THIS BILL IS SO VERY IMPORTANT FOR ALL OF US!! List administrators, The failure of this bill will cost us so much research documents, that I felt that I must send this out to the lists. Please if you have members living in MONTANA ASK THEM TO READ THE BILL AND SEND THIER COMMENTS TO THEIR RESPECTIVE, STATE CONGRESSMAN OR REPRESENTIVE, THank you Nelda YOU NEVER KNOW WHEN YOU WILL FIND OUT SOME OF YOUR RELATIVES WENT TO MONTANA and due to the loss of records have now dissapeared!!! From: "Patricia Marchington" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> CC: <[email protected]> Subject: URGENT--SB 443 has a TIE VOTE OF 9 TO 9 !! Date: Thu, 22 Mar 2001 07:32:18 -0700 TO THE SUPPORTERS OF SB 443 ! The House of Representatives have just told us that they have not heard much from Montana people in their own DISTRICTS. AND mostly from Livingston here...as the only MONTANA people.... HOWEVER, they have heard from all over the STATES (LOTS FROM ALASKA) and around the WORLD (AUSTRALIA, FRANCE, ENGLAND, CANADA...). Especially the HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES on this STATE ADMINISTRATION COMMITTEE, feel that "playing POLITICS" and squaring off Democrats against Republicans is the way to go with SB 443, (they had a bad long drawn out fight the day before on a different BILL)! And this Committee thinks nit-picking on every little point is being responsible.........SIMPLE SOLUTIONS are not something they understand!! Yes, there has been 4 Amendments to SB 443!!! HOWEVER, SB 443 is still: "AN ACT REQUIRING THAT LOCAL PUBLIC RECORDS BE OFFERED TO CERTAIN ENTITIES AND TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC BEFORE BEING DESTROYED! The Amendments basically state how the NOTICE will be given.........SINCE THE COURTHOUSE CLERKS CAN'T BE BOTHERED WITH HAVING TO GIVE TOO MUCH NOTICE TO PUBLIC (PRIVATE CITIZENS), after all!! SB 443 is still under DEADLINE.....we may have until Monday (I am still checking on this....since everyone tells me a different date!!). I am leaving for Helena in a few minutes......if I have to talk with all of these other 9 NO VOTERS......AND ALL OF THE REMAINING 100 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES BY MYSELF I WILL ! I JUST DON'T FEEL THAT IF THIS BILL DIES.... THAT MONTANA'S OLD RECORDS DESERVE TO HAVE THE SAME FATE !! Especially since the Legislature will not meet again for 2 YEARS ! Marien Stolzenburg & I give permission to fax or scan our LETTERS TO THE EDITORS from Wed. 3/21/01 Billings Gazette Paper to any other paper in Montana........or anyone else could write their own to any paper in MT. Sen. Butcher the sponsor of SB 443 says, "Use polite persuasion to the NO VOTERS" on this State Administration Committee..... The NO Voters are: Debby Barrett--Dillon Dee Brown--Hungry Horse Larry Lehmen--Power Ralph Lenhart--Glendive Gay Ann Masolo--Townsend Doug Mood--Seeley Lake Alan Olson--Roundup Rick Ripley--Wolf Creek Clarice Schrumpf--Billings All of these members have heard from the Park County Genealogy Soc. in fact we have written to a lot of the 100 Rep.......so they think that since we are so small we can be ignored!!! The out-of-staters have been begging me to let them help, as have the out of Country Genealogists.........but the Legislators will only listen to Montana people! I have known this from the start. What is sad is that these out-of-staters and out of country Genealogists, really think of themselves as MONTANA people, because some still have family here while others use to live here and still others have very deep MT HISTORY in their FAMILY ROOTS. THEY JUST WANT TO PROTECT THE MONTANA OLD RECORDS... SB 443 WOULD BE THE FIRST LAW TO ESTABLISH A RECOGNITION OF PUBLIC INVOLVEMENT TO PRESERVE ALL OF OUR MONTANA HERITAGE, UNIVERSALLY THROUGHOUT THE WHOLE STATE OF MONTANA!! I have just been told, that in some Montana Counties where they have micro-filmed some......they threw out the OLD RECORDS BOOKS, BUT, the film was the cheapest the County would buy, so the films are so faded that they can't be read! And since it was the Clerks that were doing the filming, they got tired of taking the books apart to be filmed.....so what was filmed was only parts of a page, the bindings had been too big to lay anywhere close to flat! Some of the Counties this happened in were in Rep. Olson's DISTRICT (see above list of No Voters)....whereby these same CLERKs have been calling him to Vote NO!!! e-mail the House of Representatives TODAY !! http://leg.state.mt.us/leg_msg.htm SB 443 IS DEDICATED TO THE MEMORY OF DR. & PROFESSOR TOOLE OF THE UNIV. OF MONTANA--MISSOULA. He was The Historian of Montana History & champion to the Preservation of Montana's past through not only artifacts, but also it's WRITTEN HISTORY ! Please Support SB 443. Patricia Marchington, with MT Roots going back to 1878. [email protected] _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com

Posted on: Orange Co. Va Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Va/Orange/10496 Surname: Taylor, Kirk ------------------------- My ancestor Thornton Taylorwas born in Virginia, I think in Orange County. I know that there were several Thornton Taylors. Mine married Elizabeth Kirk and migrated to Alabama then to Mississippi. He was a Methodist Minister. Anyone have any information? I'll gladly share.

Posted on: Orange Co. Va Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Va/Orange/10495 Surname: Peyton, Lunsford ------------------------- Marie, According to "The Peytons of Virginia", John Peyton, m. 28 march 1758,Overwharton Parish, StaffordCo, VA, Susanna Lunsford. John Peyton, Jr. may be son of John and Susanna Peyton, m. Margaret, and gave deed with wife in AmherstCo, VA. Harold

Hello I am interested in the MIDDLEBROOK name in Orange Co., VA. I don't have further info on Archibald. I am looking for family info on the following: Elizabeth MIDDLEBROOK married to John PAGE, 7 Dec 1777, Orange Co., VA It appears she is his 2nd wife and I am estimating her death as about 1790. John died Oct 1789 in Orange Co., VA. Children I have for John and Elizabeth. Ann (no further info) Betsy Nancy (may be same as Ann married to CHILES or possibly BEASLEY) Elijah, married 25 Dec 1800, Orange Co., VA to Nelly SISK. Some of the names associated with this PAGE family: COLLINS, KIRTLEY, FURNISH, SHIFLETT, ALEXANDER Any info would be welcome Thanks Linda Manning In a message dated 3/20/01 4:00:19 AM, [email protected] writes: << Researching Archibald Middlebrook and his first wife Lucy Boswell and second wife Malissa Webb (Shaw). My line is from Robert W (son of Archibald and Malissa) b. 1859/1860 TN d. 1918 Jackson Co AR. Married abt 1880 to Mary Brown b. 1862 Tipton Tn d. 1943 Jackson AR. >>

Posted on: Orange Co. Va Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Va/Orange/10494 Surname: Peyton Lunsford ------------------------- I have not run across a Peyton Lunsford marriage. Thanks for responding

Posted on: Orange Co. Va Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Va/Orange/10493 Surname: Peyton, Lunsford, Mills, Beckham ------------------------- My ggg-grandfather was named Peyton Lunsford, born in NC, served in the war of 1812, later came to GA with 3 sons. I can't go back any further on this line. I have wondered if Peyton could have been his mother's maiden name. Do you know if a Peyton married a Lunsford in the late 1700's?

Posted on: Orange Co. Va Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Va/Orange/10492 Surname: Bell Taylor Lee Jones ------------------------- Hi Janice, I may have some information on Capt. Thomas BELL, who married Elizabeth Lee TAYLOR, dau. of Zachary TAYLOR Sr. and Elizabeth ( LEE ) JONES. Capt. BELL is prob. the son of Rev. John BELL, of Northum'd, Co., Va., who married Elizabeth JONES. Elizabeth was the daughter of Leanna/Lee Hannah LEE, dau. of Charles LEE Sr. ( 1656-1701 ) of " Cobbs Hall " Northum'd., and Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas MEDSTAND. Charles was the youngest son of Col. Richard LEE Sr.. Col. Richard LEE bap. St. Martin, Worcester, Eng., 22 Mar. 1617/8, and in Dividing Creeks, Northum'd., about Apr. 1664, will dated 06 Feb. 1663/4, proved in Va. and England in 1664. He was the son of John LEE/LYES/LIES/LEA, who was buried in St. Martin's Parish 23 Feb. 1629/30, and Jane, dau. of Edward and Alice ( JEFFRYS ) HANCOCK, of Twining, Glousestershire, England. Jane ( HANCOCK ) LEE married again on 29 July 1632, St. Martin's Parish, to John MANINGE/MANNING, he died in 1633. Jane was buried 24 Feb. 1638/9, St. Albam, Worcester, Eng., will dated 1635, probated 1639, mentions sons, John, Richard and Thomas, her bro. Thomas HANCOCK as etx. assisted by my brother's Richard LYES ( John's bro. ), Walter HEMING ( Rich. LYES bro-in-law ) and Thomas SAVAGE ( Jane's sis. Mary's husband ). Col. Richard LEE Sr., married in Jamestown, 1641, to Ann(a), dau. of Francis CONSTABLE, deceased. Charles LEE Sr.'s daughter, Leanna ( Lee Hannah ), was married about 1705-6, to Capt. William JONES Jr., son of William JONES Sr. ( also a Capt. ), who died by Mar. 1710, aged abt. 60 yrs., and 1st. wife, ???? dau. of James JOHNSON. William was the Robert JONES, will date 14 Mar. 1675/6, probated 1 Mar. 1675/6, Northum'd. Co., mentions sons, William, Samuel, Robert, and Maurice, cozen's ( newhews ) John son of Thomas JONES, and Richard HUES/HEWES/HUGHES, etx. wife Martha, loving friends Mr. Thom. HAYNES and Mr. Geo. FLOW-- ( FLOWERS ). There was also a dau. Mary who married Geo. WALE, who rec. her dau. part of the estate of Robt. JONES Sr, deed date 21 Aug. 1678, possible other daughters as well. In a deed William IRONMONGER calls him brother-in-law, I think Robert may have married twice or is related to this family. Capt. William JONES and Leanna LEE had these children, in St. Stephen's Register: 1) JONES, Elizabeth b. 21 Aug. 1707 m. Rev. John BELL, had Charles, Thomas who pro. m. Elizabeth L. TAYLOR, John, James, Mary who m. 1st. Capt. John JONES, son of Swan(n), son of Maurice/Morris and Judith SWANN JONES ( youngest son of Robert above ) and Elizabeth ( 1709-50 ), dau. of Hancock LEE Sr. ( ca. 1653- 1709 ), son of Col Richard and Ann LEE Sr., and 2nd. wife Sarah, dau. of Isaac Jr. and 2nd. wife Elizabeth WILLOUGHBY ALLERTON. Capt. John JONES' will witn. by James BELL and Eliz. TAYLOR ( his mother ), memtions two children underage, ' my loving sister Eliz. Taylor ', etxc.' Loving wife, Mary Jones ' and her two brother's Maj. John BELL and Mr. Thomas BELL of Pr. Wm. Co., and Mr. Zachary TAYLOR of Orange Co. Mary ( BELL ) JONES m. again by 1749 to Zachiah BURNELY. 2) JONES, Charles, b. 17 Jul. 1710, d. bef. 09 Jan. 1738, m. ca. 1736 Elizabeth, dau. of Samuel HEATH, had Mary JONES ( in grandfather's will ) who m. Walter JAMESON, atty.. 3) JONES, Jemima, b. 26 Jul. 1720, must have died young, not in any deeds or wills. 4) JONES, William III, b. 12 May 1723, d. after 1749, m. Mary ???, had Charles, possibly more?? 5) JONES, Leanna m. after 1740 to Charles LEE III, son of Charles and Elizabeth PINKCARD LEE, no living chilren, wd 24 Jan. 1761, pr. 10 Aug. 1761 Northum'd Co., son-in-law Charles LEE ( IV, her stepson ), late son Thomas LEE, ca 1745-1760, sister Ann COTTRELL, newhews Charles JONES, James BELL, Charles BELL, Thomas BELL, neice Mary BURNEY, cousin Margret BOY'D, Thomas COTTRELL, Ann's husband and her son William NELMS, Samuel Heath JAMESON, Mr. David BOYD, her attny., etx. Charles BELL, Charles JONES, and James BELL. 6) JONES, Ann, m. William NELMS, his 2nd. wife, his wd 21 Jun. 1751 Norhtum'd., they hand William NELMS, m. 2nd. to Thomas COTTRELL, had Sarah who m. William, son William and Winifred ( NELMS ) DOWNING, and Ann COTTRELL, possibly others. Capt. William JONES Jr.'s will dated 25 Nov. 1740, proved Northum'd, 11 May 1741, mentions wife Leanna JONES, daus. Eliabeth BELL, Leanna JONES, Sarah JONES ( no info.?? ), son William, gr-dau. Ann JONES, and Rev. John BELL. Leanna LEE JONES wd. 25 Feb. 1750, no probate, can't find will, but dau. Leanne JONES and grandson William NELMS were mentioned. As you know Elizabeth ( LEE/JONES ) TAYLOR m. Zachary, mentioned in wills are sons Hancock, Richard, Zachary TAYLOR an dau. Elizabeth, her husband Thomas BELL. There are possibly more children, Meade's Old Churches states that Zachary and Elizabeth had 7 sons and three daughters. I don't see that is possible if they were married about 10 years or so. Elizabeth was a twin and that runs in the family, so many a set or two of twins, but she was about 48 to 49 years old when she died. No wonder she died young, also maybe Meade was refering to John JONES as well?? Major John LEE, who died in Woodford Ky, 1802, married Elizabeth BELL. They moved from Orange Co. with Margaret BELL, Eliz.'s sister by 1792. They appointed James BELL, of Orange, as their attorney to convey the tract of land to William NORRIS, of Fauquier Co., as " children of the late Thomas BELL, dec'd, of Orange ". Sources: Lee of Va., by Dr E.J. Lee reprint 1972, Genealogies of Virginia Families, " Who were the parents of Col. Richard Lee of Virginia " Vol. 76, Gen. Gleaning in England, Robert Jones of Fleets Bay, Northumberland Co. and his Decsendants, Colonial Abstracts of Virginia, etc. BTW, we are probably related many X removed, our family line is from Anne, full sister to Elizabeth ( LEE/JONES ) TAYLOR, who married William EUSTACE. Their grand daughter married as her 2nd. husband, Hon. Richard Henry LEE, as his 2nd. wife. Richard H. and Anne ( GASKINS/PINCKARD ) LEE had Sarah " Sallie " LEE who married her 3rd. cousin, Edmund Jennings LEE Sr., son of Henry Jr.( II ) and Lucy GRYMES LEE. Someone posted Gen. Robert E. LEE, it was missing a line. His line is this, Richard Sr. ( CONSTABLE ) LEE, to Richard Jr. ( II, CORBIN ) LEE, to Henry Sr. ( BLAND ) LEE, to Henry Jr. ( II, GRYMES ), to Henry III " Light Horse Harry " ( 2nd. wife CARTER ) LEE, to Gen. Lee. Also has anyone one found the will of Zachary TAYLOR Sr.??? If so could you point me in the right place, thank you. I hope your not to mixed up, this information on the BELL's and thier marriages is a little knew to me. Kathleen R. L. Whelihan

Researching Archibald Middlebrook and his first wife Lucy Boswell and second wife Malissa Webb (Shaw). My line is from Robert W (son of Archibald and Malissa) b. 1859/1860 TN d. 1918 Jackson Co AR. Married abt 1880 to Mary Brown b. 1862 Tipton Tn d. 1943 Jackson AR. Hoping to find other researchers. Thanx Evelynmarie Black of White Co AR _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com

Hi List, Currently, are there any WOOD seekers on this list who live in or near Orange County? I should like to make contact with same. Researching WOODs who immigrated from Maryland in the late 1700's. Also, does anyone have any GENTRYs who live/lived near the area where "nowaday" Orange, Green & Albemarle Counties meet, south of Erhart? Thanks, J Adams [email protected]

Posted on: Orange Co. Va Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Va/Orange/10491 Surname: Craig Cragg Thomas Peyton ------------------------- Looking for any info on Samuel Craig/Cragg md 11 Apr 1821 Frances THOMAS Orange Co VA. Samuel died ca 1829-33 and his widow then married James PEYTON 11 Dec 1833 in Madison Co VA. Frances & James PEYTON were living in Greene Co OH in 1860. Any help appreciated