Although the following graves are located in Halifax County (on Pumping Hill Rd), since so many people in Patrick County are researching the Hubbards, I thought it might help someone. I list everyone in the cemetery because it's a small plot and they are probably related. I hope no one objects. Rebecca Anderson, wife of E. O. Hubbard Feb 15 1863 Jun 7 1911 Edgar O. Hubbard Nov 8 1859 Mar 13 1916 Maude Anderson can't read anything Slyvester Hightower Hubbard, son of Edgar Overton Hubbard and Rebecca Anderson Hubbard Nov 4 1889 Mar 26 1969 George A. Hubbard Apr 8 1901 Dec 26 1963 Joshua Stone? Feb 15 1884 Oct 5 1915 Sallie M. Thompson Mar 19 1840 Jan 26 1905 John S. Hightower Aug 13 1817 Jul 22 1901 Mary J. Hightower, wife of John S. Hightower Nov 3 1827 Feb 13 1886

Hello, Regarding Caroline Carter and Hamilton Joyce -- would you know if Hamilton was the son of William B. Joyce? Thanks, Barbara Jones << Barnet (aka Bernard) Carter) (b. 1737). I have 13 children listed as belonging to Barnet, but I only have proof of the oldest two - William and Henry. Henry's oldest son was John. Apparently, John only had daughters: Caroline m Hamilton Joyce Janatte m. Charles Griffin Martha never married Lucinda m. William Alley Helenah m. David Griffin Lebinda m John Griffin Adaline m Alexander Ivie marriages took place about 1840-1860 >>

John had three sisters according to his father's Rev Pen Ap and his father's will: Elizabeth b. 1788 Mary Polly b. 1790 m Ryland Payne Nancy b. 1792 m Robert Payne Hope that this helps Betsy On Tue, 5 Jan 1999, Robin Oliver wrote: > Betsy, you wouldn't happen to know whether your John Carter had a > sister? I am looking for information on a Mary Carter married Jordon > Clay 1796. > Robin > > > ==== VAPATRIC Mailing List ==== > Archives for Patrick Co., Va. Mailing List > http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl > >

Hi, New to this list and thought I would post my names. I am looking for information on Eli Hanes (as on the 1850 Missouri census) now spelled Haynes who was born in Patrick Co. in 1804. Would like some help on locating his parents and siblings names. He and his family went on to Tennessee (we think Rutherford County) where he married Mary Branson born in 1807 in Tennessee. They were married before 1828 when there first son, Martin Luther (my gggrandfather) was born. We are thinking the Branson were also from Patrick County, as we have found where other Haynes (Hanes) married into the Branson family in Patrick County. My Haynes then went onto Gasconade County Missouri (along with some Bransons) and then ended up in Barry County, Missouri, where some of the Haynes still live) Would appreciate any help with either one of these families. Thanks, Alice Roberts, El Reno, OK

---- >> ><< > Elvin, Thank you very much for the Hopkins information. I have that Nancy and Elizabeth Burnett were d/o Obediah Burnett; this information comes from Dorothy Burnett Peterson's book Blue Ridge Hertiage. I did not know that Thomas has a full sister. I also have that Thomas's middle initial was T, but old time Ts and Js could be mistaken. Will send you more later, but I have to go to work. Take Care Terri Grote Greenville, Ohio > > 1. Richard2 Hopkins, Jr. (Richard1) was born Abt. 1790 in Critz, Patrick >Co., Virginia, and died Abt. 1864 in Tennessee. He married (1) Nancy Burnett >Abt. 1812 in Virginia, daughter of Valentine Burnett. He married (2) >Elizabeth Betsy Burnett March 22, 1816 in Patrick Co., VA. > >Children of Richard Hopkins and Nancy Burnett are: > 2 i. Thomas J.3 Hopkins, born September 23, 1813 in Buffalo Ridge, Patrick >Co., Virginia; died July 25, 1884 in Buffalo Ridge, Patrick Co., Virginia. He >married Mary Webb in Tennessee. > 3 ii. Betsy Hopkins, born Abt. 1814 in Patrick Co., Virginia. She married >John White. > >Children of Richard Hopkins and Elizabeth Burnett are: > 4 i. Peggy3 Hopkins, born in Tennessee. She married Joseph Elliott. > 5 ii. Ruth Hopkins, born in Tennessee. She married Spence Webb. > 6 iii. Mary Hopkins. She married Hughie Boling. > 7 iv. Obet Hopkins. > 8 v. James E. Hopkins. > 9 vi. Moses Hopkins. > 10 vii. William H. Hopkins, born Abt. 1818 in Patrick Co., Virginia. He >married Susan Boling. > 11 viii. Sarah Hopkins, born Abt. 1821 in Patrick Co., VA. She married >Pressly Rains. > > > 1. Thomas J.3 Hopkins (Richard2, Richard1) was born September 23, 1813 in >Buffalo Ridge, Patrick Co., Virginia, and died July 25, 1884 in Buffalo Ridge, >Patrick Co., Virginia. He married Mary Webb in Tennessee. > >Children of Thomas Hopkins and Mary Webb are: > 2 i. Elbridge E.4 Hopkins. > 3 ii. Mariah Jane Hopkins, born October 30, 1836 in Sullivan Co., TN; died >October 29, 1921. She married Alexander Wood October 2, 1856 in Patrick Co., >VA. > 4 iii. Martha Adeline Hopkins, born January 1839; died May 15, 1926. She >married David K. Harrell October 24, 1867 in Patrick Co., VA. > 5 iv. Susan Elizabeth Hopkins, born Abt. 1842 in Patrick Co., VA. She >married Charlie T. Martin April 20, 1878 in Patrick Co., VA. > 6 v. James Madison Hopkins, born March 5, 1845 in Patrick Co., VA. He >married Hettie Verencie Elgin October 24, 1867. > 7 vi. Samuel Austin Hopkins, born July 22, 1847 in Buffalo Ridge, Patrick >Co., VA; died March 15, 1921 in Buffalo Ridge, Patrick Co., VA. He married >Mary Elizabeth Rorrer February 18, 1869 in Patrick Co., VA. > 8 vii. Joseph H. Hopkins, born Abt. 1848 in Patrick Co., VA. He married Mary >Rachael Soyars. > 9 viii. Lucinda Ann Hopkins, born Abt. 1852. She married James E. Moore >October 18, 1873 in Patrick Co., Virginia. > 10 ix. Margaret Ann Hopkins, born April 23, 1855 in Smith Creek, Patrick Co., >VA. She married Edward Cornelius Soyars November 23, 1880 in Patrick Co., VA. > > >Elvin Perkins, Jr. >Greensboro, NC >

A new mail list has been created for the project I have recently started called BYEGONE-TOWNS I would like to invite you to join the mail list and become active in this project. This is not a hunt for ghost towns, but a hunt for the location of the places found on documents we have, but can no longer find the towns on new atlas's or at the post office. What I am requesting you send is the Town name, County - if known, STATE, and the hwy near the area, or county road it was located on or near. You can search for a town at this url http://www.mit.edu:8001/geo this is not my project, but is a very good file to keep handy MY project can be found at http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~mahudson/bygone/by-gonecomstates.htm I hope we all benefit from this project. Mary Hudson Mary mahud@rollanet.org http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~mahudson/qulin.html http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Pointe/3597 http://www.rollanet.org/~mahud/index.html

Betsy, you wouldn't happen to know whether your John Carter had a sister? I am looking for information on a Mary Carter married Jordon Clay 1796. Robin

Good Morning Mary, Please add to the lost list. Sucarnoochee, Kemper Co., MS Thanks, James

Cindy, You said the magic word - Barnet (aka Bernard) Carter) (b. 1737). I have 13 children listed as belonging to Barnet, but I only have proof of the oldest two - William and Henry. Henry's oldest son was John. Apparently, John only had daughters: Caroline m Hamilton Joyce Janatte m. Charles Griffin Martha never married Lucinda m. William Alley Helenah m. David Griffin Lebinda m John Griffin Adaline m Alexander Ivie marriages took place about 1840-1860 Which Carter are you looking for? I have a lot of material - still unproven - from a gentleman who died 18 months ago. Am willing to share. Betsy On Mon, 4 Jan 1999, Cynthia G. Young wrote: > Betsy, > Who were John's children? I am also searching a Carter line and have > found some information on the NC Carter families. I will look to see if I > have anything to help you on John. My Carter is Barnet, (Banes, Baynes). > It is very possible we are searching for the same family. > Eager to hear from you. > Cindy Young in Martinsville, VA. > p.s. YOUNG----any VA connections? > > ---------- > > From: Betsy Young <Betsy.Young@oberlin.edu> > > To: VAPATRIC-L@rootsweb.com > > Subject: IVIE > > Date: Monday, January 04, 1999 9:04 PM > > > > > > Looking for any and all IVIEs. Associated families are: > > WELLS, CARTER, DYER, KING, SCALES,GRAY. > > > > I am especially eager to find a wife for John CARTER who would have been > > married about 1815. John lived in Patrick Co until about 1815 when he > > moved to STokes Co. I don't know which county he was married in. John's > > father was Henry Carter (Stokes Co. Rev. Pen. Ap). John's uncle was > > William Carter (m. to Martha McKenzie) (Patrick Co. Rev Pen Ap). > > > > This is a great list. > > > > BEtsy YOung > > > > > > > >

Truman, I live in Martinsville, VA. Unfortunately none of your names connect with my lines. You are very nice to offer searches at the courthouse; I hope you will not be swamped with request. Cindy Young ---------- > From: Truman Adkins <tadkins@kimbanet.com> > To: VAPATRIC-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: New Subscribers > Date: Monday, January 04, 1999 5:55 PM > > I will be going to the Court House one day this week and will see if I can > find something on them. > > > At 10:27 AM 1/4/99 -0600, you wrote: > > > >Mr. Adkins: > >I am searching for parents, siblings of Beckwith Lyell born 1793 VA > >possibly Henry or Pittsylvania Cos. After 30 yrs. of his being my brick > >wall a rooter came up with his Sept 18, 1815 marriage, Pittsylvania, Co., > >and maiden name of his wife, Peggy(Margaret) Owen, daughter of David Owen > >and Peggy Nelson. In either 1820 or 1830 census there are 2 Henry co. > >households headed by women, so no clue as to husband's names. Do you know > >if there are records of wills for Henry Co.? Beck named his eldest son > >Richard, others were John, Thomas, William, Robert and Benjamin. By 1830 > >they are in Dickson Co. TN > >I will appreciate any bit of information. The Lyells (Lyles) are my most > >elusive line. > >Mary > > > > > > > >At 08:24 PM 1/3/99 -0500, you wrote: > >>Sounds Good, I am Truman Adkins, I live in Fieldale, Virginia. I will be > >>glad to do look ups in Henry County if anyone has a need. > >> > >>The Patrick families I have are: > >>TURNER (Francis and Elizabeth) > >>WOOD > >>BURNETT > >>NOWLIN > >>MAYO > >>HOPKINS > >>MORAN > >>COCKRAM > >> > >> > >> > >>At 06:59 PM 1/3/99 -0500, you wrote: > >>>To All Our New Subscribers -------- > >>> > >>>Welcome to the Patrick Co. Mailing List!! > >>> > >>>If you would like, please introduce yourself and tell us what surnames > >>>you are researching. > >>> > >>>Thanks, > >>>Barb S. > >>>List Owner > >>> > >>> > >>> > >> > > > > > >==== VAPATRIC Mailing List ==== > >Archives for Patrick Co., Va. Mailing List > >http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl > > > >

Betsy, Who were John's children? I am also searching a Carter line and have found some information on the NC Carter families. I will look to see if I have anything to help you on John. My Carter is Barnet, (Banes, Baynes). It is very possible we are searching for the same family. Eager to hear from you. Cindy Young in Martinsville, VA. p.s. YOUNG----any VA connections? ---------- > From: Betsy Young <Betsy.Young@oberlin.edu> > To: VAPATRIC-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: IVIE > Date: Monday, January 04, 1999 9:04 PM > > > Looking for any and all IVIEs. Associated families are: > WELLS, CARTER, DYER, KING, SCALES,GRAY. > > I am especially eager to find a wife for John CARTER who would have been > married about 1815. John lived in Patrick Co until about 1815 when he > moved to STokes Co. I don't know which county he was married in. John's > father was Henry Carter (Stokes Co. Rev. Pen. Ap). John's uncle was > William Carter (m. to Martha McKenzie) (Patrick Co. Rev Pen Ap). > > This is a great list. > > BEtsy YOung > > >

In a message dated 1/4/99 8:51:57 AM Eastern Standard Time, wgrote@wesnet.com writes: << Do you know for a sure that Thomas was born in Sullivan Co TN, I have always though so, but cannot prove it. I aslo have that Richard is s/o Richard, but cannot find where I got that information. See if I ever try to organize my genelaogy papers again. Do you have any information about Mary WEBB, >> 1. Richard2 Hopkins, Jr. (Richard1) was born Abt. 1790 in Critz, Patrick Co., Virginia, and died Abt. 1864 in Tennessee. He married (1) Nancy Burnett Abt. 1812 in Virginia, daughter of Valentine Burnett. He married (2) Elizabeth Betsy Burnett March 22, 1816 in Patrick Co., VA. Children of Richard Hopkins and Nancy Burnett are: 2 i. Thomas J.3 Hopkins, born September 23, 1813 in Buffalo Ridge, Patrick Co., Virginia; died July 25, 1884 in Buffalo Ridge, Patrick Co., Virginia. He married Mary Webb in Tennessee. 3 ii. Betsy Hopkins, born Abt. 1814 in Patrick Co., Virginia. She married John White. Children of Richard Hopkins and Elizabeth Burnett are: 4 i. Peggy3 Hopkins, born in Tennessee. She married Joseph Elliott. 5 ii. Ruth Hopkins, born in Tennessee. She married Spence Webb. 6 iii. Mary Hopkins. She married Hughie Boling. 7 iv. Obet Hopkins. 8 v. James E. Hopkins. 9 vi. Moses Hopkins. 10 vii. William H. Hopkins, born Abt. 1818 in Patrick Co., Virginia. He married Susan Boling. 11 viii. Sarah Hopkins, born Abt. 1821 in Patrick Co., VA. She married Pressly Rains. 1. Thomas J.3 Hopkins (Richard2, Richard1) was born September 23, 1813 in Buffalo Ridge, Patrick Co., Virginia, and died July 25, 1884 in Buffalo Ridge, Patrick Co., Virginia. He married Mary Webb in Tennessee. Children of Thomas Hopkins and Mary Webb are: 2 i. Elbridge E.4 Hopkins. 3 ii. Mariah Jane Hopkins, born October 30, 1836 in Sullivan Co., TN; died October 29, 1921. She married Alexander Wood October 2, 1856 in Patrick Co., VA. 4 iii. Martha Adeline Hopkins, born January 1839; died May 15, 1926. She married David K. Harrell October 24, 1867 in Patrick Co., VA. 5 iv. Susan Elizabeth Hopkins, born Abt. 1842 in Patrick Co., VA. She married Charlie T. Martin April 20, 1878 in Patrick Co., VA. 6 v. James Madison Hopkins, born March 5, 1845 in Patrick Co., VA. He married Hettie Verencie Elgin October 24, 1867. 7 vi. Samuel Austin Hopkins, born July 22, 1847 in Buffalo Ridge, Patrick Co., VA; died March 15, 1921 in Buffalo Ridge, Patrick Co., VA. He married Mary Elizabeth Rorrer February 18, 1869 in Patrick Co., VA. 8 vii. Joseph H. Hopkins, born Abt. 1848 in Patrick Co., VA. He married Mary Rachael Soyars. 9 viii. Lucinda Ann Hopkins, born Abt. 1852. She married James E. Moore October 18, 1873 in Patrick Co., Virginia. 10 ix. Margaret Ann Hopkins, born April 23, 1855 in Smith Creek, Patrick Co., VA. She married Edward Cornelius Soyars November 23, 1880 in Patrick Co., VA. Elvin Perkins, Jr. Greensboro, NC

Listers, please, put something in the subject line that describes what's in your post. "New subscribers" must have gone around 10 times and no one bothered to change the subject line. Including a descriptive subject line doesn't just help the reader; it helps you if you want folks to read your post. I promise I'm not being picky; just making a suggestion :-)

Looking for any and all IVIEs. Associated families are: WELLS, CARTER, DYER, KING, SCALES,GRAY. I am especially eager to find a wife for John CARTER who would have been married about 1815. John lived in Patrick Co until about 1815 when he moved to STokes Co. I don't know which county he was married in. John's father was Henry Carter (Stokes Co. Rev. Pen. Ap). John's uncle was William Carter (m. to Martha McKenzie) (Patrick Co. Rev Pen Ap). This is a great list. BEtsy YOung

In a message dated 1/3/99 8:28:02 PM Eastern Standard Time, tadkins@kimbanet.com writes: << I am Truman Adkins, I live in Fieldale, Virginia. The Patrick families I have are: HOPKINS >> Hi Truman, I am also have a Hopkins family line if you would like to share some notes. Elvin Perkins, Jr. Greensboro, NC My line: Richard Hopkins > William Hopkins > John Hopkins > Nannie Hopkins (md. Jack Smith) > Beatrice Smith (md. Bunn Jackson) > Dara Jackson (md. Elvin Perkins) > Me

A STANDING OVATION FOR JEAN LAWSON WITH MY GRATITUDE AND THANKS. The culprit in the subject identification problem if two fold. The first fold is the convenience of the reply/send button and the second fold is the inability and/or unwillingness of the reply poster to take about nine (9) seconds to change the subject. In my book the cause of the second fold might be categorized as inattention bordering on laziness. I'm not sure subscribers know that all posts are archived at Rootsweb under the identified subject matter in addition to the content of the post. If you have done any Rootsweb archiving you know the difficulty presented by this failure to change the subject when the thread of the post has changed. It also makes a real mess for those of us who try to save, index and categorize posts. If anyone wishes to confront me for my above expression of a judgmental opinion please do so directly to me and not to the list and in doing so change the listed subject identification to "Confrontation." Thanks John Tallman Lookout Mountain, Tennessee Rootsweb Donor

I will be going to the Court House one day this week and will see if I can find something on them. At 10:27 AM 1/4/99 -0600, you wrote: > >Mr. Adkins: >I am searching for parents, siblings of Beckwith Lyell born 1793 VA >possibly Henry or Pittsylvania Cos. After 30 yrs. of his being my brick >wall a rooter came up with his Sept 18, 1815 marriage, Pittsylvania, Co., >and maiden name of his wife, Peggy(Margaret) Owen, daughter of David Owen >and Peggy Nelson. In either 1820 or 1830 census there are 2 Henry co. >households headed by women, so no clue as to husband's names. Do you know >if there are records of wills for Henry Co.? Beck named his eldest son >Richard, others were John, Thomas, William, Robert and Benjamin. By 1830 >they are in Dickson Co. TN >I will appreciate any bit of information. The Lyells (Lyles) are my most >elusive line. >Mary > > > >At 08:24 PM 1/3/99 -0500, you wrote: >>Sounds Good, I am Truman Adkins, I live in Fieldale, Virginia. I will be >>glad to do look ups in Henry County if anyone has a need. >> >>The Patrick families I have are: >>TURNER (Francis and Elizabeth) >>WOOD >>BURNETT >>NOWLIN >>MAYO >>HOPKINS >>MORAN >>COCKRAM >> >> >> >>At 06:59 PM 1/3/99 -0500, you wrote: >>>To All Our New Subscribers -------- >>> >>>Welcome to the Patrick Co. Mailing List!! >>> >>>If you would like, please introduce yourself and tell us what surnames >>>you are researching. >>> >>>Thanks, >>>Barb S. >>>List Owner >>> >>> >>> >> > > >==== VAPATRIC Mailing List ==== >Archives for Patrick Co., Va. Mailing List >http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl > >

Yes, I have that Thomas was born in Patrick County, all the census' records list him as born in VA. Richard left him with his Burnett grandparents and went to Tennessee to locate an uncle or someone there to start over. On 5 August 1984 I visited Mrs. Viola Hokins Carrier in the Hickory Tree community near Bluff City, Sullivan County, Tennessee. She was in her early eighties then and told me where to find the bruial ground of Richard Hopkins, just down the road. It was marked with plain stones. Mrs. Carrier indicated the ownership of the cemetary had been disputed for some time. She also showed me a printed history of the family there that stated Richard camped one night at Low Gap, on Holston Moutain while a group of me hunting. They told him of a big buck they had tracted for years and the next morning when he set out he encountered said buck and killed him. Based on that the ledgend goes, he decided to settle there and once he became established he went back for his son, Thomas, and married his sister in law while there. There were 9 children born to that marriage, I think I know where to find the names. Mary Webb has been a dead end for me as well. I understand that in the 1820 or 30 census of Sullivan County, TN Richard Hopkins was enumerated betwixt two Webb households, one has to be Mary's family. I hope to get back out there this summer and see what I can find. I posted a quiry to the East Tennessee list and got one responce from another dead end Webb hunter who said his family was Cherokee, which could be a significant roadblock I understand. I was told about Richard being the son of an earlier Richard from a Hopkins from Kentucky who I met at the Bassett Library 20 years ago when I was starting this and didn't have presence of mind to prusue it like I should have. I think his name was Larry Hopkins, I'm not even sure. At 08:48 AM 1/4/99 -0500, you wrote: >Truman, >Do you know for a sure that Thomas was born in Sullivan Co TN, I have always >though so, but cannot prove it. I aslo have that Richard is s/o Richard, >but cannot find where I got that information. See if I ever try to organize >my genelaogy papers again. Do you have any information about Mary WEBB, she >is my current road block. >THomas T Hopkins b 23 Jul 1813 d 23 Sep 1884 in Patrick Co >Mary Webb b 02 Jun 1811 in Sullivan Co TN d 04 Jun 1876 in Ptrick CO. >Richard Hopkins Jr b ca 1780 d 1864 in Sullivan CO TN >Richard Hopkins Sr. b ca 1754 > >I have that Richard Jr. married 1) Nancy Burnett b ca 1791 in Abemarle Co >Va d in childbirht >2) Elizabeth Burnett and had 4 more children. I have a fair amount of >information on the Burnett line. > >Take care >Terri Grote >> >>Yes, my ggg grandfather was Thomas Hopkins, s/o Richard Hopkins who went to >>Sullivan County, Tennessee. Thomas later returned to Patrick with Tn. born >>wife Mary Webb. I have been told Richard was the son of an earlier Richard >>who lived in the Critz section of Patrick County, but have not really >>followed this up. Would love to hear any information you have. >> >>Thank you, Truman >> >> > >

This chuckle was sent to me by a fellow researcher and I wanted to share: In Salt Lake City, Utah everyone is into researching their family tree. Even the big department stores sell genealogy supplies. A newcomer to Salt Lake City, and a non-researcher, got a job as a clerk at one of the big department stores. She received her introduction to genealogy one day when a customer came into the store and asked " Where do I find the Family Group Sheets?" The new clerk, with a shocked look on her face, answered, " Family Group Sheets ?, All we carry are the King, Queen, double and twin size sheets." This was forwarded to me from Dwaine Keck. ____ Peggy Lynne Clemens LAURITZEN LDS and Professional Genealogist Searching in SE KY & SW VA "Only a genealogist considers a step backwards as PROGRESS!" <Prodigy Distribution List> TO: LBPA31E TO: LBPA31D TO: LBPA31A TO: BHZB62A

Mr. Adkins: I am searching for parents, siblings of Beckwith Lyell born 1793 VA possibly Henry or Pittsylvania Cos. After 30 yrs. of his being my brick wall a rooter came up with his Sept 18, 1815 marriage, Pittsylvania, Co., and maiden name of his wife, Peggy(Margaret) Owen, daughter of David Owen and Peggy Nelson. In either 1820 or 1830 census there are 2 Henry co. households headed by women, so no clue as to husband's names. Do you know if there are records of wills for Henry Co.? Beck named his eldest son Richard, others were John, Thomas, William, Robert and Benjamin. By 1830 they are in Dickson Co. TN I will appreciate any bit of information. The Lyells (Lyles) are my most elusive line. Mary At 08:24 PM 1/3/99 -0500, you wrote: >Sounds Good, I am Truman Adkins, I live in Fieldale, Virginia. I will be >glad to do look ups in Henry County if anyone has a need. > >The Patrick families I have are: >TURNER (Francis and Elizabeth) >WOOD >BURNETT >NOWLIN >MAYO >HOPKINS >MORAN >COCKRAM > > > >At 06:59 PM 1/3/99 -0500, you wrote: >>To All Our New Subscribers -------- >> >>Welcome to the Patrick Co. Mailing List!! >> >>If you would like, please introduce yourself and tell us what surnames >>you are researching. >> >>Thanks, >>Barb S. >>List Owner >> >> >> >