Hi Am I the only one who is suddenly getting no e-mail? Was it something I said? I scares me when I get on-line and only have 2 messages. -- Take care Terri Grote->

Good morning; I am also searching the STOVALL's of Patrick co., and would be interested in any information you may have. My connection runs through "Louella T. Stovall" m. "George Tyler Midkiff", 1876. She was d/o or gd/o Archelaus(Archibald) H. Stovall and Mary Tabb Sandifer. It is my understanding, this was a rather notorious(?) branch of the family. Archelaus was s/o Brett Stovall and Nancy Hughes. Any information you may have would be helpful. thanks eileen(moore)coppola

Ramona, I have just a little bit on Martin Slaughter. What do you need? Bill Atkins in Fort Worth ROMONAT@aol.com wrote: > Hello All, > > I am researching the following families: > > CLIFTON - William married Elender Grogan > CONNER - Rev. John Conner and Lucy Robertson > DALTON - Coleman married Dolly Shelton > DEHART - Gabriel P., Sr. married Hannah Charity Hubbard > GILBERT - Pendleton married Polly Malinda Rakes > HARRIS - William, Jr. married Mary E. Slaughter > HUBBARD - Jesse married Anna ?? > MARTIN - Moses married Philadelphia Martin > PALMER - Sarah married John DeHart > RAKES - Chesley married Sarah DeHart > ROBERTSON - David married Milly ?? > SLAUGHTER - Martin married Mary Conner > TURNER - William Green married Mary Jane Vaughan/Vaughn > VAUGHAN/VAUGHN - Thomas married Tabitha Martin > > Of primary interest to me is the William Green and Mary Jane Vaughan/Vaughn > Turner family. > > Romona Turner Hartley

Hi and welcome. I think we have names in Common Rena Researching ThomasJEWELL,William HATCHER, AndrewHOWARD, AsaHALL, Sarah FARLEY, James GRAHAM, George BOOTHE, any HICKLIN, William GREEN,Thurman BAXTER,John "the settler" BISHOP, Ezra COLLINS, William CUNNINGHAM, Clarence SMITH, Pierce BOYER, Christopher TYNAN, Georg (Dresher)THRASHER , Sarah COX, anyOBENCHAIN,any AKERS, Emra ALTIZER,Henry VANOVER doreatr@rbnet.com rena@genealogy.org http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Woods/3798/index.html ----------- From: Mitosis <mitosis@preferred.com> To: VAPATRIC-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Wood Date: Sunday, November 08, 1998 4:54 PM continued....... Cressman, Pluepott, Martin, Hall, Richardson, Robertson, Conner, Sheppard, Jessup, Cornwell, Lawless, Morrison, Barnes, Allen, Green, Glover, Moran, Casali. Wood... Wood... nope, can't say I ever heard of 'em.

In a message dated 11/8/98 6:34:54 PM Mountain Standard Time, mitosis@preferred.com writes: << Hum... well, you might start with anybody left in PCVA after his demostration. aah yes, "Father Dicky" grrrrrrrr! >> Okay, this has my attention (grin). What demonstration? Richard WOOD was one of my direct lines. If there is juicy gossip, or fun information, or nasty stuff, do email me and let me know. Many thanks! Lainie Hendrix

Hi ---- Yes, a man with 18 children and a MINIMUM of 75 grandchildren (That's just from the first 8 children). I am still trying to sort out the lines. But I know that I'll have trouble finding families after the 1920 census. Thanks, Barb

In a message dated 11/8/98 12:36:21 PM Mountain Standard Time, Bsgauld@aol.com writes: << I am looking for any descendants of Richard WOOD (1774 - 1859). He had 4 wives and 18 children. >> Hello! I'm a descendant of Richard WOOD through his son, Patrick Alexander (Alex) WOOD who married Bethany BRAMMER, dau/o John BRAMMER, Jr. and Sarah LEE. Interested in comparing notes? Lainie Hendrix

I'd imagine the Patrick County Historical Society/Museum in Stuart would be able to readily answer your question as to the location of Bateman. P.O. Box 1045, Stuart VA 24171 540-694-2840 John Tallmam Lookout Mountain, Tennessee

continued....... Cressman, Pluepott, Martin, Hall, Richardson, Robertson, Conner, Sheppard, Jessup, Cornwell, Lawless, Morrison, Barnes, Allen, Green, Glover, Moran, Casali. Wood... Wood... nope, can't say I ever heard of 'em.

-----Original Message----- From: Bsgauld@aol.com <Bsgauld@aol.com> To: VAPATRIC-L@rootsweb.com <VAPATRIC-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Sunday, November 08, 1998 2:32 PM Subject: WOOD Family >I am looking for any descendants of Richard WOOD (1774 - 1859). He had 4 >wives and 18 children. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Hum... well, you might start with anybody left in PCVA after his demostration. aah yes, "Father Dicky" grrrrrrrr! McAlexanders, Brammer, DeHart, Turner, Bryant, Via, Cockram, Johnson, McCarty, Joseph, Wolverton, Alsop, Ditch, Ward, Kiger, Hubbard, Hilton, Ingram, Nolen, Snead ,Bowling, Helms, Bell, Rakes........ Just anywhere along there that you feel like starting, not sure but believe that covers the first generation... but that's not a promise!!!

Hi Romona. I don't have anything on your Green/Vaughn/Turner, but I do have William Clifton & Elender Grogan in my line. What little I've got is: William Clifton b. 1796 Henry Co, VA d. May 1883 Meadows of Dan, Patrick, VA. married Elender Grogan 12 31 1823. Elender b. abt. 1802 in NC d. Meadows of Dan bef. 1849. William was son of John Clifton b. abt. 1770 d. bef. 1850 and Nancy ___ b. abt. 1778. Elender was daughter of Thomas Grogan & Agnes Strong. Thomas Grogan b. 1770 d. 1827 was son of Henry Grogan b. 1748 & Mary _______. Agnes Stronb. 1776 d. Jan. 24 1860 was daughter of John Strong b. Nov. 2 1734 & Sarah Sneed b. 1741. I only have name of 1 child of William & Elender - Elizabeth Lucinda Clifton b. abt. 1826 d. May 4 1869 in Meadows of Dan. She married James M. Foley. Not a lot of detail, but... Hope it helps. Kathy Kuzas

Jmmjsm@aol.com wrote: > > According to the book "AMERICAN PLACE NAMES of Long Ago" by Gilbert S. Bahn, > Bateman was in Patrick County, VA. The 1898 population shown for Bateman was > 19. My current maps don't show Bateman. The referenced book is a > republication of the index to Cram's Unrivaled Atlas of the World as Based on > the Census of 1890. James James, Thanks for the info. I realize that Batement is in Patrick County. It was listed in 1898/99 as "Batement Post Office." My challenge is in trying to find where it is/was located in Patrick County. It, more than likely, was a very small community that could have been absorbed into another community. Thanks to all for trying. If I locate it, I will let you know. Jack

>>Date: Sun, 08 Nov 1998 11:08:13 -0500 >>To: DeHart family >>From: Jane Matherly <jmather@swva.net> >>Subject: New Member to group >> >>This is as far back as I hve any information on the DeHART side of my family. >> ROBERT RILEY DeHART, b. Apr. 2, 1832 in____________d.Nov 1, 1882 in_____ >> married on_______________________where____________________ >> Spouse: Mariah elizabeth Taylor, b. Feb. 2, 1838-d. May 25, 1896. They >are both buried in the Robert R DeHart family cem. in Patrick Co.,Va >> Children: Exoney DeHart Price, b. Jan 12, 1864 >> Isaac E DeHart, b. Apr 2, 1832 >> EVERETTE CLAYTON DEHART,b May 11, 1855 in Patrick Co.,Va >> >> EVERETTE CLYATON DEHART died Dec 10, 1926 & buried in Robert R DeHart Cem. >> married Feb. 8, 1883 in Patrick Co.,Va to >> Spouse:1st: Virginia Victora Thomas, B July 31, 1864 d/oPeter J & Mary >Jane Griffith Thomas. She died Oct. 1, 1890 & buried in Robert R DeHart cem. >> 2nd. wife:Mary Ann Ellen Radford married on April 7, 1892 >> Children: Robert Peter Dehart, b Nov 15,1883-d.Mar. 9, 1943 in Endicott >section of Franklin co.,Va. (He was listed as a vistor at the DeHart >reunion in Bryson city, N.C. in 1937) >> Annie Belle Turner DeHart, b. Oct 5, 1903 >> James Columbus (Lumma/Lummie) Dehart, b >Aug.7,1888-d.April 28,1943 at 8:00 P.M. >> Eula M. Thomas DeHart, b June 6, 1896 >> Laurie Emma DeHart, b. April 18, 1885-d.July 11, 1886 >> Willis Riley Winfield Hillman DeHart, b. Feb 9, 1893-d. Feb. >6, 1925 >> DAISY MARY ELIZABETH DEHART,b. Feb 7, 1887 in Patrick Co.,Va >> >> DAISY MARY ELIZABETH DEHART, b. 2/7/1887 in Patrick Co.,Va-d.Nov. 12, >1975 in Franklin Co.,Va. >> Married Jan. 7, 1909 in Floyd Co.,Va >> Spouse: 1st. hus.: Wiley Alexander Nolen, b.1/1/1879-d.6/27/1932 in >Franklin Co.,Va >> Children: Effie Nolen Rakes,, b. Jan 26, 1910-d.(murdered)June 7, 1991 >> Charles Everette Nolen, b. May 10, 1912-d.Mar. 8, 1985 >> DEWEY COLUMBUS NOLEN, b. Sept. 3, 1915 in Franklin Co.,Va >> Married 2nd. husband: Claude Swanson Nolen (no children) >> >> DEWEY COLUBUS NOLEN, b. sept 3, 1915 in shooting Creek section of >Franklin Co,Va-d. Jan 3, 1997 in Ferrum,Va, Franklin Co. >> Married on Nov. 2, 1932 in Rocky Mount,Va, Franklin Co >> Spouse: Evelyn Bowling, b. Oct 2, 1915 d/o John Nathaniel Bowlins & >Emmaline Bendy Dixon Bowling >> Children: Kenneth Daymon Nolen, b. Dec. 21, 1936-d.Oct 11, 1947 >> Johnny Dewey Nolen, b. May 1, 1949 in Martinsville,Va >> MARY JANE NOLEN, b. June 23, 1944 in Ferrum,Va >> >> MARY JANE NOLEN, b.June 23, 1944 in Ferrum,Va >> Married Lynn Ray Matherly, s/o Oscar Reeves Matherly & Gerthie Davidson >> Children: Dr. Celeste Matherly, b.Sept.7, 1963 in Franklin Co.Va > Jalyn Nolen >Matherly, b. Mar. 16, 1967 in Kinston,N.C. >> >> >>Anyone who can add information to my above Dehart family, please contact >me. Most of the dates came from my ggrandfather, Everette Clayton DeHart's >family bible. I would love to know who are the parents of Robert Riley DeHart. >> Jane Nolen Matherly >> >>Working on: >NOLEN/NOWLIN/BOWLING/BOULDIN/DEHART/DIXON/VIA/HUNDLEY/THOMAS/GRIFFITH/MATHER >LY/DAVIDSON >

In a message dated 98-11-03 09:40:46 EST, you write: << Corrections for these entries: William BURGE - Polly COX 13 Dec 1796 William was the son of Woody Burge, who lived on Peters Creek from 1775 until just before 1800, when he moved to Rutherford Co, NC. Polly was the daughter of Richard Cox of Stokes Co, NC. Woody Burge - Martha New 28 Jan 1836 This Woody Burge was the son of William and Polly Cox Burge. Martha was the daughter of George and Mary Gray New, originally of Patrick, but at the time of the marriage of Stokes Co. This error also appears in the IGI. I once queried a gentleman from Automated Archives (whatever the company was called then) about whether they simply used IGI data. He said no. Marv Burge >> Marv: Thanks for the corrections. We will list the corrections on the Marriage records database just as you have it for the Patrick Co., VA web page. That's probably where these records will eventually end up. Thanks for pointing out the errors. This will help one of your cousins while searching the same ancestors in the future if they ever come across the "records & revisions" in the Patrick Co. webpage. Do you have any other marriage records to share that the Automated Archives didn't list? I had a few but checking my sources trying to find out where I got them from before I include them onto our list. Melinda

Hello All, I am researching the following families: CLIFTON - William married Elender Grogan CONNER - Rev. John Conner and Lucy Robertson DALTON - Coleman married Dolly Shelton DEHART - Gabriel P., Sr. married Hannah Charity Hubbard GILBERT - Pendleton married Polly Malinda Rakes HARRIS - William, Jr. married Mary E. Slaughter HUBBARD - Jesse married Anna ?? MARTIN - Moses married Philadelphia Martin PALMER - Sarah married John DeHart RAKES - Chesley married Sarah DeHart ROBERTSON - David married Milly ?? SLAUGHTER - Martin married Mary Conner TURNER - William Green married Mary Jane Vaughan/Vaughn VAUGHAN/VAUGHN - Thomas married Tabitha Martin Of primary interest to me is the William Green and Mary Jane Vaughan/Vaughn Turner family. Romona Turner Hartley

I am looking for any descendants of Richard WOOD (1774 - 1859). He had 4 wives and 18 children.

bnc Hope this helps: Mahala Bowman b c1835 VA [98], dau of Norman (Harman) & Rachel Bons Bowman, m pre 1860 John W. Slaughter b Jan 1830 PCVA d 10 Aug 1862 died of pneumonia in the Civil War, bur. RichmondVA, son of Martin & Mary "Polly" Conner Slaughter. John W. Slaughter not found in the state of VA - 1850 census (some very difficult to read). And, in the 1860 census Patrick Co VA, Southern Dist, Fam #190: John Slaughter 25, Mahala 26, both born VA, no children listed. In the 1870 census PCVA Dan River fam 442, Mahala Slaughter age 39, head of household; John W. Slaughter, absent; Juliney Slaughter (Bowman?) 6; Purvis Slaughter 3; Lucinda S. Bowman 28; Mahala M. Bowman 7; and Laura J. Bowman 1. - Nettie S. Clifton, nettie@erols.com

Good Morning! There have been changes made in the: "Patrick Co. Va Archives Table of Contents" http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/va/patrick.htm Barb S.

According to the book "AMERICAN PLACE NAMES of Long Ago" by Gilbert S. Bahn, Bateman was in Patrick County, VA. The 1898 population shown for Bateman was 19. My current maps don't show Bateman. The referenced book is a republication of the index to Cram's Unrivaled Atlas of the World as Based on the Census of 1890. James

Hi You All, I received this message from Mary Hudson, CC for Patrick Co. GenWeb page. http://www.rootsweb.com/~vapatric/ Can anyone help? Thanks, Barb S. From: Jack Hooker jackhooker@earthlink.net Mary, I am looking for "Bateman." Would you know where that is located? I had a ggguncle there in 1930. I have looked on several maps, but I am unable to locate it. Thanks so much. Jack