I will get back to you after I come back from the doctor. Wilma ----- Original Message ----- From: "Randy Crouse McNew" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, February 02, 2005 4:48 PM Subject: RE: [VAPATRIC] Reynolds Family > First, > > Thanks very much for your message. > > Yes! these are the Reynolds I am referring to. > > My wife is Deborah Reynolds. > > Her Reynolds line follows: > 1 Jesse Reynolds Sr, b. 1763 b. Pittsylvania (now Patrick), d. Patrick > 2 Jesse Reynolds Jr., b. 1800 b. Patrick, d. Franklin > 3 Andrew J. Reynolds, b. 1833 b. Patrick, d. Russell > 4 William B. Reynolds, b. 1865 b. Lee, d. Russell > 5 Charles E. Reynolds Sr., b. 1902 b. Russell, d. Russell > 6 Charles E. Reynolds Jr. b. 1925 b. Russell, d. Tazewell > 7 Deborah G. Reynolds b. Tazewell > > According to documents I have researched, Moses was the father of Abraham > David Reynolds, who was the ancestor of Harden W. and R.J. Reynolds. > According to a Henry County Deed, Marriage Records, etc, Moses was the > brother of my wife's ancestor Jesse, Sr. Meekins Reynolds was the brother of > Abram David Reynolds. Meekins was administrator of his uncle, Jesse Sr's > estate. > > I am preparing a book on the descendants of these Reynolds families, I would > appreciate any info you can provide, particularly a Gedcom listing > descendants of Abram David Reynolds who md. Mary Polly Harbour. > Abram was the son of Moses Reynolds; not David Reynolds as S. F. Tillman and > many others indicate. > > I have located a Chancery Case transcription that lists Abram among Moses' > children. In addition, this is supported by tax lists, deeds, and marriage > records. > > I am trying to determine who were the parents of Moses, Jesse, et al. If you > have any info in that direction, I'd be very interested. > > Would you send me more descriptive information on the contents of your book? > Are there copies for sale? > > Randy Crouse McNew > Huntsville, AL > > -----Original Message----- > From: wilmapadgett1919 [mailto:[email protected]] > Sent: Wednesday, February 02, 2005 1:28 PM > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: [VAPATRIC] Reynolds Family > > Randy, I have some on the Reynolds; they are somewhat kin to me. > > "Certainly, the most famous family in the Critz area was the Reynolds > family. Moses Reynolds, Jesse Reynolds and Abram Reynolds all seem to have > originally settled in the Smith River and Rock Castle Creek section of > Northern Patrick County, but all migrated in the first half of the 19th > century to the area south of No. Business Mountain where they acquired large > acreages of land. > Abram Reynolds married Mary Harbour in 1809.... " Patrick Co. History > > I can write more, but are we talking about the same family. Harden Harbour > Reynolds, son of Harden and Nancy Cox Reynolds married my lst cousin Annie > Dobyns, daughter of Samuel and Ruth Lawson (my great aunt) Dobyns of Patrick > County, VA. I authored a book on Virginia Settlers and it contains much > about the Reynolds' families, but I am not sure how kin you may be to them. > There is James Reynolds, son Jesse Reynolds, son James Fay Reynolds, etc. > Let me know. > > Wilma Lawson Padgett > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Randy Crouse McNew" <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Tuesday, February 01, 2005 8:03 PM > Subject: [VAPATRIC] Reynolds Family > > > > Looking for information on these Reynolds siblings - Jesse, Sr. (b. abt > > 1763, d. 1829), Moses (b. abt 1758, d. 1826), Bartemus (b. 1759, d. 1854), > > Archelus (b. abt 1767 d. 1840/50), Millenton (b. abt 1766, d. aft 1850), > > Reuben( b. 1771), David (b. 1765, d.1788), & Mary (b. abt 1775). > > > > > > > > Bartemus (aka Bartemous, Bartemis) , Millenton (aka Middleton, > Millington), > > and Archelus (Archelius, Archelaus) went to SC Ca. 1798-1802 > > > > Archelus settled in Pendleton Dist, SC later became Pickens Co., SC > > > > Bartemus settled in Pendleton Dist, SC and then in Hall Co., Ga. where he > > died. > > > > Millenton settled in Pendleton Dist, SC, then moved to NC and/or TN and > > finally settled in Jackson and Union Co, Illinois. > > > > Jesse and Moses both settled on N. Mayo River, Patrick Co., Va. where they > > died. > > > > David died in Henry Co., 1789 > > > > Reuben and Mary?? > > > > > > > > Please contact me if you are a descendant one of these Reynolds brothers > or > > their sister Mary. > > > > e-mail me: [email protected] > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ==== VAPATRIC Mailing List ==== > > Patrick Co., Va. Genealogy (VaGenWeb) > > http://www.rootsweb.com/~vapatric/ > > > > > > > > ==== VAPATRIC Mailing List ==== > Patrick Co., Va. List Administrator > Barb Stanley > [email protected] > > > > ==== VAPATRIC Mailing List ==== > Patrick Co., Va. Genealogy (VaGenWeb) > http://www.rootsweb.com/~vapatric/ > >

Rachel, Perhaps you already have this. Milley Reynolds m 10 Jan 1809 (Marriage bond-Patrick Co VA) Jeremiah Moles Jr., son of Jeremiah Moles Sr. and Lydia Smith. Surety. Jeremiah Moles Sr. Jeremiah Jr m (1) Elizabeth Scott. Jeremiah Moles Sr. (above) married 18 July 1778 in Chesterfield Co VA. I have no other connections. Nettie --------------------------------- [email protected] wrote: >Wilma, >You said in your email that you wrote a book about the Patrick Co VA Reynolds >family. Have you seen the info that is on the Patrick Co VA site on >Genforum? Do you agree with it? In any of your info do you have info on the Milly >Reynolds who married Jerimiah Moles in Patrick Co? >Thanks, Rachel > > >==== VAPATRIC Mailing List ==== >Patrick Co., Va. Genealogy (VaGenWeb) >http://www.rootsweb.com/~vapatric/ > > >

First, Thanks very much for your message. Yes! these are the Reynolds I am referring to. My wife is Deborah Reynolds. Her Reynolds line follows: 1 Jesse Reynolds Sr, b. 1763 b. Pittsylvania (now Patrick), d. Patrick 2 Jesse Reynolds Jr., b. 1800 b. Patrick, d. Franklin 3 Andrew J. Reynolds, b. 1833 b. Patrick, d. Russell 4 William B. Reynolds, b. 1865 b. Lee, d. Russell 5 Charles E. Reynolds Sr., b. 1902 b. Russell, d. Russell 6 Charles E. Reynolds Jr. b. 1925 b. Russell, d. Tazewell 7 Deborah G. Reynolds b. Tazewell According to documents I have researched, Moses was the father of Abraham David Reynolds, who was the ancestor of Harden W. and R.J. Reynolds. According to a Henry County Deed, Marriage Records, etc, Moses was the brother of my wife's ancestor Jesse, Sr. Meekins Reynolds was the brother of Abram David Reynolds. Meekins was administrator of his uncle, Jesse Sr's estate. I am preparing a book on the descendants of these Reynolds families, I would appreciate any info you can provide, particularly a Gedcom listing descendants of Abram David Reynolds who md. Mary Polly Harbour. Abram was the son of Moses Reynolds; not David Reynolds as S. F. Tillman and many others indicate. I have located a Chancery Case transcription that lists Abram among Moses' children. In addition, this is supported by tax lists, deeds, and marriage records. I am trying to determine who were the parents of Moses, Jesse, et al. If you have any info in that direction, I'd be very interested. Would you send me more descriptive information on the contents of your book? Are there copies for sale? Randy Crouse McNew Huntsville, AL -----Original Message----- From: wilmapadgett1919 [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Wednesday, February 02, 2005 1:28 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [VAPATRIC] Reynolds Family Randy, I have some on the Reynolds; they are somewhat kin to me. "Certainly, the most famous family in the Critz area was the Reynolds family. Moses Reynolds, Jesse Reynolds and Abram Reynolds all seem to have originally settled in the Smith River and Rock Castle Creek section of Northern Patrick County, but all migrated in the first half of the 19th century to the area south of No. Business Mountain where they acquired large acreages of land. Abram Reynolds married Mary Harbour in 1809.... " Patrick Co. History I can write more, but are we talking about the same family. Harden Harbour Reynolds, son of Harden and Nancy Cox Reynolds married my lst cousin Annie Dobyns, daughter of Samuel and Ruth Lawson (my great aunt) Dobyns of Patrick County, VA. I authored a book on Virginia Settlers and it contains much about the Reynolds' families, but I am not sure how kin you may be to them. There is James Reynolds, son Jesse Reynolds, son James Fay Reynolds, etc. Let me know. Wilma Lawson Padgett ----- Original Message ----- From: "Randy Crouse McNew" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, February 01, 2005 8:03 PM Subject: [VAPATRIC] Reynolds Family > Looking for information on these Reynolds siblings - Jesse, Sr. (b. abt > 1763, d. 1829), Moses (b. abt 1758, d. 1826), Bartemus (b. 1759, d. 1854), > Archelus (b. abt 1767 d. 1840/50), Millenton (b. abt 1766, d. aft 1850), > Reuben( b. 1771), David (b. 1765, d.1788), & Mary (b. abt 1775). > > > > Bartemus (aka Bartemous, Bartemis) , Millenton (aka Middleton, Millington), > and Archelus (Archelius, Archelaus) went to SC Ca. 1798-1802 > > Archelus settled in Pendleton Dist, SC later became Pickens Co., SC > > Bartemus settled in Pendleton Dist, SC and then in Hall Co., Ga. where he > died. > > Millenton settled in Pendleton Dist, SC, then moved to NC and/or TN and > finally settled in Jackson and Union Co, Illinois. > > Jesse and Moses both settled on N. Mayo River, Patrick Co., Va. where they > died. > > David died in Henry Co., 1789 > > Reuben and Mary?? > > > > Please contact me if you are a descendant one of these Reynolds brothers or > their sister Mary. > > e-mail me: [email protected] > > > > > > > > > > > > ==== VAPATRIC Mailing List ==== > Patrick Co., Va. Genealogy (VaGenWeb) > http://www.rootsweb.com/~vapatric/ > > ==== VAPATRIC Mailing List ==== Patrick Co., Va. List Administrator Barb Stanley [email protected]

Rachel, "History of Patrick Co." states "...we know that one of these sons (speaking of Barnabas Bailies and wife Susannah) married Milly Reynolds the daughter of Jesse Reynolds, a relative of the family that founded the Reynolds tobacco business and fortune. My book was not solely about the Reynolds, but it has many Reynolds in the book for my great, great Shelor Aunt married a Reynolds as did my Lawson great Aunt. Wilma Lawson Padgett ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, February 02, 2005 9:28 AM Subject: Re: [VAPATRIC] Reynolds Family > Wilma, > You said in your email that you wrote a book about the Patrick Co VA Reynolds > family. Have you seen the info that is on the Patrick Co VA site on > Genforum? Do you agree with it? In any of your info do you have info on the Milly > Reynolds who married Jerimiah Moles in Patrick Co? > Thanks, Rachel > > > ==== VAPATRIC Mailing List ==== > Patrick Co., Va. Genealogy (VaGenWeb) > http://www.rootsweb.com/~vapatric/ > >

Do you know who William A. Reynolds was or how he fit in with the Reynolds family? His wife's first name was Rebecca, I believe. I do not know what her maiden name was. After Mr. Reynolds died, she married John Wood. William A. Reynolds' son, Anthony T. Reynolds (1865-1941) married my greatgrandfather's sister.

Wilma, You said in your email that you wrote a book about the Patrick Co VA Reynolds family. Have you seen the info that is on the Patrick Co VA site on Genforum? Do you agree with it? In any of your info do you have info on the Milly Reynolds who married Jerimiah Moles in Patrick Co? Thanks, Rachel

Randy, I have some on the Reynolds; they are somewhat kin to me. "Certainly, the most famous family in the Critz area was the Reynolds family. Moses Reynolds, Jesse Reynolds and Abram Reynolds all seem to have originally settled in the Smith River and Rock Castle Creek section of Northern Patrick County, but all migrated in the first half of the 19th century to the area south of No. Business Mountain where they acquired large acreages of land. Abram Reynolds married Mary Harbour in 1809.... " Patrick Co. History I can write more, but are we talking about the same family. Harden Harbour Reynolds, son of Harden and Nancy Cox Reynolds married my lst cousin Annie Dobyns, daughter of Samuel and Ruth Lawson (my great aunt) Dobyns of Patrick County, VA. I authored a book on Virginia Settlers and it contains much about the Reynolds' families, but I am not sure how kin you may be to them. There is James Reynolds, son Jesse Reynolds, son James Fay Reynolds, etc. Let me know. Wilma Lawson Padgett ----- Original Message ----- From: "Randy Crouse McNew" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, February 01, 2005 8:03 PM Subject: [VAPATRIC] Reynolds Family > Looking for information on these Reynolds siblings - Jesse, Sr. (b. abt > 1763, d. 1829), Moses (b. abt 1758, d. 1826), Bartemus (b. 1759, d. 1854), > Archelus (b. abt 1767 d. 1840/50), Millenton (b. abt 1766, d. aft 1850), > Reuben( b. 1771), David (b. 1765, d.1788), & Mary (b. abt 1775). > > > > Bartemus (aka Bartemous, Bartemis) , Millenton (aka Middleton, Millington), > and Archelus (Archelius, Archelaus) went to SC Ca. 1798-1802 > > Archelus settled in Pendleton Dist, SC later became Pickens Co., SC > > Bartemus settled in Pendleton Dist, SC and then in Hall Co., Ga. where he > died. > > Millenton settled in Pendleton Dist, SC, then moved to NC and/or TN and > finally settled in Jackson and Union Co, Illinois. > > Jesse and Moses both settled on N. Mayo River, Patrick Co., Va. where they > died. > > David died in Henry Co., 1789 > > Reuben and Mary?? > > > > Please contact me if you are a descendant one of these Reynolds brothers or > their sister Mary. > > e-mail me: [email protected] > > > > > > > > > > > > ==== VAPATRIC Mailing List ==== > Patrick Co., Va. Genealogy (VaGenWeb) > http://www.rootsweb.com/~vapatric/ > >

Looking for information on these Reynolds siblings - Jesse, Sr. (b. abt 1763, d. 1829), Moses (b. abt 1758, d. 1826), Bartemus (b. 1759, d. 1854), Archelus (b. abt 1767 d. 1840/50), Millenton (b. abt 1766, d. aft 1850), Reuben( b. 1771), David (b. 1765, d.1788), & Mary (b. abt 1775). Bartemus (aka Bartemous, Bartemis) , Millenton (aka Middleton, Millington), and Archelus (Archelius, Archelaus) went to SC Ca. 1798-1802 Archelus settled in Pendleton Dist, SC later became Pickens Co., SC Bartemus settled in Pendleton Dist, SC and then in Hall Co., Ga. where he died. Millenton settled in Pendleton Dist, SC, then moved to NC and/or TN and finally settled in Jackson and Union Co, Illinois. Jesse and Moses both settled on N. Mayo River, Patrick Co., Va. where they died. David died in Henry Co., 1789 Reuben and Mary?? Please contact me if you are a descendant one of these Reynolds brothers or their sister Mary. e-mail me: [email protected]

Plans for the 2005 Picnic for Floyd Co., Franklin Co. and Patrick Co. Mailing List Researchers, their family and friends, are under way! Those working to make this the best gathering yet are: Allison Galt-Hall - Dallas, Texas Paul Collins - Floyd, Virginia Barbara Stanley - Roanoke, Virginia The date will be June 25, 2005 at the Zion Lutheran Church in Floyd. Hope everyone will make plans to come! Barb S. List administrator - Floyd, Franklin, Patrick

If anyone has this book to sell please let me know. Thank you. Mary

PATRICK COUNTY GENEALOGY SOCIETY CALENDAR 2005 JANUARY 18, J. E. B. STUART�s LAST RIDE: THE BATTLE OF YELLOW TAVERN, lecture and slide program commemorating the 140th Anniversary of the battle that took Stuart�s life. Presented by Tom Perry. FEBRUARY 15, WAGON ROADS. Sally Burns will present a program on the mode of transportation our ancestors used, the wagon roads and in particularly the wagon roads of Henry County including the Carolina Road (Tutelo Saura Path, Iroquois War Trail) many of which our ancestors would have traveled during their lifetime. MARCH 15, QUILTING. Crystal Woods will present a wonderful program on Quilting in Patrick County. Learn how quilts are made and the beautiful stories they have behind them and how Quilting has also become an art. Feel free to bring your quilts to this meeting. APRIL 19, �THE NIGHT THEY DROVE OLD DIXIE DOWN,� GEORGE STONEMAN�S 1865 RAID THROUGH NORTH CAROLINA AND VIRGINIA. A talk by Civil War Historian Thomas D. Pery on the March thru May 1865 raid by George Stoneman�s 5000 calvary, which was the only Union activity in our area 140 years ago at the end of the Civil War. MAY 17, LAWSON FAMILY TRAGEDY. Esther Johnson and Patrick Boyles will present a program on the Christmas Eve Tragedy of the Lawson Family that occurred in neighboring Surry County of which there are Patrick County descendants. JUNE 21, PATRICK COUNTY POSTCARDS. Marvin Keene, a member of the Reynolds Homestead Postcard Club will do a program on Patrick County Postcards. Bring your Patrick County Postcards and let�s take a walk back in time in Patrick County�s history. JULY 19, PATRICK COUNTY HONOR GUARD. Come and celebrate our country�s freedom with this program on Patriotism. AUGUST 16, CREATIVE MEMORIES SCRAPBOOKING. Alicia Tiller will present a program on scrapbooking and proper care of your photographs. SEPTEMBER 20, BEGINNING GENEALOGY MINIWORKSHOP. Want to do your family tree but don�t have a clue where to start? Esther Johnson will discuss researching courthouse documents, family documents, funeral home records, online records, etc. OCTOBER 18, JESUS CHRIST CHURCH OF LATTER DAY SAINTS ON HOW TO DO ORAL HISTORIES. Harry & Judy Roy will present a program on how to sit down and talk with people to record what they have to save in order to preserve these stories for future generations. NOVEMBER 15, SHARING MEETING. Covered dish meal beginning at 6:00 p.m. followed by family tree swap. Bring your photo albums, family trees, books, etc to this meeting. The Patrick County Genealogy Society meets the 3rd Tuesday of each month at 6:30 p.m. except the November meeting at Stuart Baptist Church. These meetings are FREE and everyone is invited. For more information, call 276-251-8356, or email [email protected], or [email protected] __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? The all-new My Yahoo! - Get yours free! http://my.yahoo.com

Mary, I have a LDS Submission CD #45, from the following on Sylvester D.Webb b/abt 1822, mar. Ritchie Co. WV 4/20/1848 to Elizabeth Nutter. Children Levi J, A.J., J.S., Mary M, & Jonas R. Webb. [BeamandWilson.FTW] 1850 CENSUS RITCHIE CO. (W) VA. RITCHIE WAS FORMED IN 1843 FROM PORTIONS OF WOOD, HARRISON AND LEWIS COUNTIES. July 22nd, 1850 WEBB, Sylvester D. farmer born in Virginia Age 28 Years " Elizabeth " 29 " " Levi J. " 1 " 1880 Census: Census Place:Grant, Ritchie, West Virginia Source:FHL Film 1255413 National Archives Film T9-1413 Page 426A RelationSexMarrRaceAgeBirthplace S. D. WEBBSelfMMW58W.VA. Occ:FarmerFa: W.VA.Mo: W.VA. Elizabeth WEBBWifeFMW59W.VA. Occ:Keeps HouseFa: W.VA.Mo: W.VA. A. J. WEBBDauFSW28W.VA. Fa: W.VA.Mo: W.VA. Jonas R WEBBSonMW14W.VA. Fa: W.VA.Mo: W.VA. W. A. GREATHOUSESonLMMW24W.VA. Occ:FarmerFa: W.VA.Mo: W.VA. Mary M. GREATHOUSEDauFMW18W.VA. Occ:Keeps HouseFa: W.VA.Mo: W.VA. Cora A WEBBGDauFSW6W.VA. Fa: DON'T KNOWMo: W.VA. Arthur B. WEBBGSonMSW4W.VA. Fa: W.VA.Mo: W.VA. Geo. W. WEBBGSonMSW2W.VA. Fa: W.VA.Mo: W.VA. (Note) I believe this too is a son of Sylvester and Elizabeth Nutter Webb: 1880 Census: Right next door to Sylvester and Elizabeth: Census Place:Grant, Ritchie, West Virginia Source:FHL Film 1255413 National Archives Film T9-1413 Page 426A RelationSexMarrRaceAgeBirthplace J. S. WEBBSelfMMW25W.VA. Occ:FarmerFa: W.VA.Mo: W.VA. Mary WEBBWifeFMW20OHIO Occ:Keeps HouseFa: OHIOMo: OHIO Pearl E. WEBBSonMSW1W.VA. Fa: W.VA.Mo: OHIO bruce h NORMAN, 1335734-1013101093710 , 3 Oct 2001, 2127 van buren street unit 104 hollywood, FL 33020. ----- Original Message ----- From: "M.V.Gibson" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, January 26, 2005 10:46 AM Subject: Re: [VAPATRIC] Valentine Webb > My Webb's remained in the Patrick and Henry Co. area of Virginia. I also > live in Virginia. The Webb's I am interested in are the ones before your > Valentine and my Sylvester....which would be in Virginia. > > I don't have a file on Valentine. But all I need is Virginia information > prior to 1800. > > Thank you. > Mary > > > ==== VAPATRIC Mailing List ==== > Patrick Co., Va. List Administrator > Barb Stanley > [email protected] >

My Webb's remained in the Patrick and Henry Co. area of Virginia. I also live in Virginia. The Webb's I am interested in are the ones before your Valentine and my Sylvester....which would be in Virginia. I don't have a file on Valentine. But all I need is Virginia information prior to 1800. Thank you. Mary

Mary, I have a partial list of 5 generations starting with the parents and siblings of Valentine. I think I remember emailing an FTW file to you once before. Typing them all out, or printing each sheet would be lengthy and time consuming and delay quite the process a while. In the family file there are some notes and data other than just the name list, etc. Let me know if you would like t receive the file. It might be helpful to look in a given area (Ohio, Indianda, etc.) Valentine was at one time in Patrick because he married in Patrick, but traveled on west and most of my direct ancestors stayed in and around Patrick, so getting information on the family in other states would be more difficult. Where are you located, now and where did your known ancestors come from? ----- Original Message ----- From: "M.V.Gibson" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, January 25, 2005 8:00 PM Subject: Re: [VAPATRIC] Valentine Webb > Yes, I'd appreciate you sending the sheet of information. My ancestor, > Sylvester Webb, was born there about 1797. I am trying to find the names of > his parents. His grandson born in 1884 was named James Valentine Webb so I > am following this lead. > > Thanks for your help. Any information, however remote, could provide a > clue. > > Mary > > > ==== VAPATRIC Mailing List ==== > Patrick Co., Va. Genealogy (VaGenWeb) > http://www.rootsweb.com/~vapatric/ > >

Yes, I'd appreciate you sending the sheet of information. My ancestor, Sylvester Webb, was born there about 1797. I am trying to find the names of his parents. His grandson born in 1884 was named James Valentine Webb so I am following this lead. Thanks for your help. Any information, however remote, could provide a clue. Mary

An Isham Harris is mentioned in several documents with Samuel, James, Reuben, and William Harris, who are shown by a 1796 deed to have been sons of William and Sarah Harris of Patrick County. Isham Harris was not mentioned in the deed, but he lived in the same area along the headwaters of Smith River, and I believe he may also have been a son of William and Sarah. An Isham Harris, presumably the same one, married Elizabeth Jordan in Patrick County on 13 Jan 1808. His signature appears on an 1818 deed along with that of an unknown Luby Harris. Isham Harris was listed as a head of household in the 1820 Patrick County census, and the last known record of him in the county is dated 1821. Any information that might shed light on this Isham Harris will be appreciated. Charles Leon Harris

Mary, I have Valentine Webb, as son of James Webb & Elizabeth? b/Franklion Co., Va 1782, d/Blooming Grove, Franklin County, Indiana, May 1841. Wife Elizabeth Abshear. b/abt 1783, in VA. They apparently had 13 children, and Valentine is one of eight. Can forward the sheet if you would like. Fred ----- Original Message ----- From: "M.V.Gibson" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, January 25, 2005 5:27 PM Subject: [VAPATRIC] Valentine Webb > Does anyone have any information about a Valentine Webb from Patrick Co.? > > Thanks, > Mary > > > ==== VAPATRIC Mailing List ==== > Patrick Co., Va. List Administrator > Barb Stanley > [email protected] > >

Does anyone have any information about a Valentine Webb from Patrick Co.? Thanks, Mary

The Patrick County Genealogy Society is currently putting together a WWII Pictorial Book of Patrick County Veterans who served in WWII as well as the efforts on the homefront back home. If you have a veteran in your family from Patrick County (or even if they are deceased), you can submit all the pictures you want to us (not your originals, please), along with a 25 word caption for each picture FREE! Pictures can include their military pictures, pictures they took overseas, postcards, letters back home, rationing books, etc. We will be having a meeting this Saturday, at the Stuart Baptist Church at 9:00 a.m. to begin accepting pictures for this project. The Patrick County Genealogy Society is an outgrowth of the Patrick County Heritage Book. For more information, you may contact 276-251-8356, or e-mail: [email protected] The project chairman is David Sheley whose address is 4522 Dobyns Road, Stuart, VA 24171. You may mail pictures to him at that address. We are doing this to pay homage and patronage to our veterans for without them we would not have the freedoms we enjoy today. __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail - Easier than ever with enhanced search. Learn more. http://info.mail.yahoo.com/mail_250

Just wanted to let everyone know that we are now beginning work on Patrick County Heritage Book Volume 2. May 20, 2005 is the deadline. Here are our guidelines: Pioneer Story: If you had an ancestor in Patrick County before 1840, you can have a 500 word story and 1 picture free. Family Story: If are a descendant of a Patrick Countian, currently live in Patrick County, are a past resident of Patrick County, was born and raised in Patrick County, you qualify for a free 500 word story and 1 picture free. Veterans: Anyone who is a veteran or whose ancestor was a Veteran, may submit a free 100 word story and 1 picture. Topical Stories: Churches 100+ years of age: 500 words and 1 picture free Churches less than 100 years of age, and all other topical stories (schools, organizations, governmental officials, weather, folklore, recipes, mills, businesses no longer in business, etc.) - 250 words and 1 picture free Picture Collage: We will accept loose pictures for the picture collage at the end of the book. They must be labeled on the back with your name, and complete mailing address. Do not send us your originals. Stories must be typed, doublespaced. We plan to have the brochures out in February if not sooner. You can mail your stories to Patrick County Heritage Book, P.O. Box 1016, Stuart, VA 24171. Sorry, we do not accept stories via e-mail. If you have any questions, you mail call 276-251-8356, or e-mail: [email protected], [email protected], and [email protected] We'll be glad to answer your questions. The book will be $60 picked up in Stuart, and $68 shipped anywhere in the U.S. As many of you may know that purchased our Volume 1, it's packed full of family genealogies of people who have Patrick County ties. __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail - now with 250MB free storage. Learn more. http://info.mail.yahoo.com/mail_250