This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Wyatt / Anderson Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/3AC.2ACE/1439 Message Board Post: Am searching for any info on Hyram Wyatt who married Jane Anderson in the early 1800's. I believe his father's name was James & his mother's was Mildred. His son, Charles Miller Wyatt was my great-grandfather. Any help will be very much appreciated. Nell in Fl.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Anderson, Stone, Burkley, Tunstall, Rice, McDaniel, Bayliss, Faris Classification: Deed Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/3AC.2ACE/1438 Message Board Post: Pittsylvania County, Virginia Deed Book 12, p. 1 This indenture made this fourteenth day of September in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred ninety nine between Richard Anderson late of the County of Pittsylvania of the one part and Joshua Stone Junr of the said County Witnesseth that the said Richard Anderson for and in consideration of the sum of two hundred and twenty pounds current money of Virginia to him in hand paid by the said Joshua Stone Jr at or before the sealing and delivering of these presents the receipt he doth hereby acknowledge hath granted bargained and sold unto the said Joshua Stone Jr one certain tract or parcel of land situate lying and being in the said county of Pittsylvania on both sides of Byrd Creek containing by estimation two hundred and ninety one and one half acres, be the same more or less and bounded as follows, to wit, beginning at Anderson and Brooks corner pointers thence a new dividing line between Francis and Richard Anderson's lands South 50 degrees E 190 poles to pointer! in Terrys Order line, thence along the same S 36 degrees West 166 poles crossing two branches to a pine thence N 50 degrees W 188 poles to John Owens corner white oak on a branch, thence down the said branch as it meanders to Byrd Creek, thence crossing the said creek N 50 degrees W 64 poles to a white oak and thence N 40 degrees East 158 poles along Samuel Brooks line to the beginning to have and to hold the said land or parcel of land and premises with all its appertenance unto the said Joshua Stone Jr to the only proper use and behalf of him the said Joshua Stone Jr his heirs and assigns forever And the said Richard Anderson for himself his heirs executors and adminstrators doth oblige themselves by virture of these presence to warrant and defend the title of the said land in fee simple clear of all incumbrances whatsoever unto the said Joshua Stone, Jr and to his heirs and assigns forever against him the said Richard Anderson and his heirs and against all and every oth! er person and persons whatsoever in witness whereof the said year firs t above written. Richard Anderson SEAL Signed sealed and delivered in the presents of John Burkly, Edwd Tunstall, William Rice, Elend McDaniel, John Bayliss, John Faris At a Court held for Pittsylvania County September the 16 1799 this indenture was presented in Court and acknowledged by the written named Richard Anderson to be his act and deed Ordered that the same be recorded. Teste Will Tunstall CLC

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Brumfield, keatts, Towler Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/3AC.2ACE/1385.3.1.1 Message Board Post: Yes the book does mention them. It has a picture of Richard C. keatts made in 1882. 5 of his children died of diptheria a few years before. Alvie Burton Keatts b. Dec 30, 1864 was one of his surviving children. He married Augusta Barrow and they lived in Axton. He died in 1935. They had 9 children: Howard, Davie, Winnie, Mary, Flunary, Nora, Clarence, Horas and Lilly. His son Flunary Keatts married Emma Brumfield and they had 9 children: Augusta, Rachel, Madeline, Flunary, Marion, Doris, Frank, Fred, and Margaret. ...Emma Keatts who I believe was the grandmother of Jubal Towler the writer of the book was another surviving dauther of Richard C. Keatts. The Brumfields are tied back to the Towler line back in the 1840s a Sarah Crider married 1st Henry Towler then after he died she married Thomas K. Brumfield. Sarah had 9 children by her 1st husband and Thomas had 9 by his first wife so there were 18 people living in the same household back in the 1840s. You need to ! look at this book. "Fruit of the Garden" by Jubal Towler

can anyone possibly give me any info on: SAMUEL BRAY- {died Martinsville, Va -1920-1922} Married: Betty Jane Spencer {Horsepasture,Va area} Her Dad's name: Herford Spencer {married REBECCA TURNER} Samuel Bray and Betty Spencer had two sons: Hereford Franklin Bray {died May 1980} Samuel Sager Bray {D- Eden NC- Buried Memorial Gardens Danville, Va} SAMUEL BRAY {d- 1920-22}, could possibly have been born in North Carolina {Rockingham County} would appreciate any lead on this. Frank Fairway Music Dist Phone: 864-573-6010 Fax:864-573-7010 627 Avon Drive Spartanburg,SC 29303 Frank Bray "THE MUSIC MAN"

Virginia Gazette, 21 July 1768, pg. 3, col. 3, Publisher: Rind I have for sale, three thousand four hundred and fifty acres of good LAND, lying on Banister river in Pittsylvania county, about 4 miles from the court-house. If any person should be inclinable to purchase the whole, or any part, they may see the land by applying to Mr. William Pig, who lives adjoining of it; and the terms may be known by applying to me, in New-Kent. Richard Chamberlayne

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Keesee, Taylor Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/3AC.2ACE/1250.1.1.1.1 Message Board Post: No I am stuck there too. I went back thru all my stuff and can't find that info. Try maybe this website may give you more info... freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com and do a search for Keesee I think there are several Keesee pages listed. Good luck, let me know if I directed you to a good source. Thanks, Dawn

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Deed of Gifts Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/3AC.2ACE/1414.1 Message Board Post: Hello Thanks for posting the deed of gifts on Ancestry.com My Echols family was listed. Would you mind telling me how I could find the deed of gifts for the Ray family in ga in the late 1700's and early 1800's ? You mentioned it came from a deed of gifts but I do not know where to find this book or these records. Thanks, Ross

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: WRIGHT Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/3AC.2ACE/1399.1.1 Message Board Post: Mary, There is a mixture of correct and incorrect information in your uncle's material. The Thomas Wright who died in 1845 at Pittsylvania County was the son of 1814 (year of death) John Wright of Bedford County, Virginia, (place of death) and Mary (Pace) Wright. I would be happy to provide you with the documentation for that identification. The wife of 1845 Thomas Wright of Pittsylvania County was Sarah Elizabeth (Pullen) Wright and they did not have a son James Wright. They did have children Christopher, John P., Thomas P., Joseph, Mary, Nancy, William B., and Lewis A. This is a different family from the one you are tracing and your uncle appears to have confused part of this family with your own. There is a War of 1812 Pension Record for James Wright who died on Jan 3 or Feb 1, 1815, at Norfolk, Virginia. The file is BLWt 21039-80-55 and WC 11898. The records state that he married Martha Cox in 1804 at Rockingham County, North Carolina, and resided on August 12, 1814, at Henry County, Virginia. Martha (Cox) Wright was listed as born in about 1793 or between 1788 and 1793, and resided before 1840 at Virginia, and resided 1840 to 1868 at Van Buren County, Tennessee. They had the following children: 1. Barzilla Wright, 2. Elizabeth Wright, and 3. James Wright. This is clearly the line your are tracing and where your uncle obtained much of his information. There were a number of Thomas Wrights in Pittsylvania County in the late 1700's. The one with land closest to Henry County, Virginia, and Rockingham County, North Carolina, was 1813 Thomas Wright of Pittsylvania County. His origins and the name of his wife have not have yet been identified. His will dated July 18, 1804, and probated on Nov 18, 1818, at W.B. 11/449 listed the following children: 1. Thomas Wright, 2. John Wright, 3. Elizabeth (Wright) Earp, 4. Daniel M. Wright, 5. Sally (Wright) Watts, 6. James Wright, and 7. Nancy Wright. The son Thomas Wright was born before May 27, 1781, resided in Pittsylvania County until 1811, and then moved elsewhere. The son John Wright was born probably before 1779 and resided in Pittsylvania County until 1816, and then moved elsewhere. The daughter Elizabeth (Wright) Earp moved to Wilkes County, North Carolina. The son Daniel M. Wright was born probably before 1787 and resided in Pittsylvania County until 1821, and then moved elsewhere. The daughter Sally (Wright) Watts moved to Wilkes County, North Carolina. The son James Wright was born in about 1781 to 1786, married Patsey Watts in 1809, served in the War of 1812 and was discharged in 1814 at Norfolk, resided in Pittsylvania County until 1820, resided in 1851 and 1855 at Clinton County, Kentucky, and in 1871 to 1878 at Cumberland County, Kentucky. His War of 1812 Pension File is BLWt 62277-120-55 and WC 22545. The daughter Nancy (Wright) Matney moved to Wilkes County, North Carolina. The James Wright of this family is clearly not the same as the James Wright you are tracing, although it is interesting that he also went through Norfolk in his service in the War of 1812. It is possible that there is another branch of this family across the state line in Rockingham County and that would be from where your line came. Sorry I could not give you a definitive answer on your questions, but I hope you will find the above of some help in sorting out your line. Best wishes, Robert N. Grant 15 Campo Bello Court Menlo Park, CA 94025 [email protected]

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: MCCRICKETT MCCRICKARD MCMURRAY Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/3AC.2ACE/1437 Message Board Post: I am trying to establish a complete list of children for John McCrickett/McCrickard (b. ABT 1775, Down, Ireland, d. 3/1855, Frying Pan Creek, Pittsylvania Co, VA) and Sarah McMurray (b. BET 1760 - 1770, d. BET 1830 - 1840, probably Pittsylvania Co, VA), m. 6/8/1802, Pittsylvania Co, VA. Listed below is census data for John Sr: 1820 US Census, VA, Pittsylvania County: John McCrickard: Free White Males Free White Females <10 4 1 10-16 2 45-100 1 1 * Assuming that the male and female aged 45-100 are John and Sarah, there are 6 other males and 1 other female in the household. 1830 US Census, VA, Pittsylvania Co: John McCrickard: Free White Males Free White Females 5-10 1 10-15 1 1 15-20 2 20-30 2 50-60 1 60-70 1 * There were also two female slaves listed, one < 10 and one 24-34 ** Assuming that the male age 50-60 is John, and the female, age 60-70 is Sarah, there are 6 other males and 1 other female in the household. 1840 US Census, VA, Pittsylvania County, 107th Regiment: John McCrickard: Free White Males Free White Females 5-10 1 15-20 1 20-30 2 30-40 1 60-70 1 Slaves 1 (no gender or age given) * Assuming that the male aged 60-70 is John and that Sarah has now passed away, there are 3 other males and 2 other females in the household. 1850 US Census, VA, Pittsylvania County, Northern District, 10/2/1850: 682 682 Mary McCrickard 30 F VA cannot read/w Thomas 26 M Laborer VA Isabelle Previt 15 F VA John McCrickard 75 M None Ireland Listed below is the date I have gathered on the children of John and Sarah: JOHN, JR: (The 1850 census puts John's year of birth at 1803/4 and the 1860 census at 1809/10. The marriage record does not indicate an age. I was also given a birth date of 9/17/04.) 1850 US Census, VA, Pittsylvania, Northern District, 10/2/1850: 691 691 Samuel Berger 46 M Merchant $1910(R/E) VA Hester Ann 36 F VA Mary 15 F VA attended sch Jacob 13 M VA attended sch Daniel 11 M VA attended sch Henry 9 M VA attended sch Anna 6 F VA attended sch Samuel 4 M VA Fanny 2 F VA William Muncee 25 M Laborer VA John McCrickard 46 M Laborer VA cannot read/w Ooshua Bausefield 21 M Overseer VA 1860 US Census, VA, Pittsylvania Co, North District, 7/26/1860: 1111 1111 John McCrickard 50 M Farm Labor $200(R/E) $50 (Per) VA cannot read/w Mary 39 F VA cannot read/w Isabella Prenvio 27 F Mulatto VA Elizabeth 8 F Mulatto VA William J 5 M Mulatto VA Martha J 2 F Mulatto VA John 5/12 M Mulatto VA * Isabella was living with Mary, Thomas and John SR in 1850 ROBERT MCCRICKARD: (The 1850 census puts Robert's year of birth at 1811/12, and the 1860 census at 1809/10.) 1850 US Census, VA, Pittsylvania Co, Northern District, 9/30/1850: 511 511 Robert McCrickard 38 M Laborer VA cannot read/w Elizabeth 40 F VA Sarah 12 F VA attended sch Thomas 11 M VA attended sch Elizabeth 8 F VA attended sch Susan 6 F VA Fanny 2 F VA Catharin Bird 17 F Mulatto 1860 US Census, VA, Franklin, NE Division, 6/23/1860: 83 83 Rob't McCrickard 50 M Farm Labor VA cannot read/w Elizabeth 51 F VA John T 20 M Labor in Factory VA Susan H 15 F VA attended sch Fannie T 12 F VA attended sch Catharine Bird 25 F VA cannot read/w WILLIAM: (The 1860 census puts William's date of birth at 1812/13, and the 1870 at 1813/14.) 1860 US Census, VA Pittsylvania County, North District, 8/5/1860: 577 577 William McCrickard 47 M Farmer $800 (R/E) $100 (Per) VA cannot read/w Gilley 46 F VA Samuel H 19 M Farm Labor VA Hughes Walker 20 M Farm Labor VA Martin A 17 M VA 1870 US Census, VA, Pittsylvania, Subdivision North of Dan River, 7/11/1870: 1404 1608 McCrickard, William 56 M W Farmer $2000(R/E) $140(Per) VA Gillie 56 F W Keeping House VA Samuel H 31 M W Farm Laborer VA Edny 19 F W Without Occupation VA THOMAS: (The 1850 census puts Thomas' year of birth at 1823/24,and the 1870 at 1819/20.) 1850 US Census, VA, Pittsylvania County, Northern District, 10/2/1850: 682 682 Mary McCrickard 30 F VA cannot read/w Thomas 26 M Laborer VA Isabelle Previt 15 F VA John McCrickard 75 M None Ireland 1870 US Census, VA, Pittsylvania Co, Sub Division North of Dan River, 8/10/1870: 4329 4551 McCrickard, Thos 50 M W Farmer VA cannot read/write Mary Jane 23 F W Keeping House VA cannot read/write Martha 10 F W At Home SAMUEL: (The 1850 census puts Samuel's year of birth at 1827/28 and the 1860 census at 1822/23.) 1850 US Census, VA, Pittsylvania County, Northern District, 10/1/1850: 668 668 Samuel McCrickard 22 M Farmer VA cannot read/w Polly 41 F VA 1860 US Census, VA Pittsylvania County, North District, 7/20/1860: 437 437 Samuel McCrickard 37 M Farmer $950 (R/E) $150 (Per) VA cannot read/w Polly 57 F VA Salisto Miller 23 F VA cannot read/w Keeping in mind that the ages listed in the census have been know to be incorrect, and some of my assumptions are based on marriage data as well, here's the delima: 1. John and Sarah have 6 males and 1 female listed in the 1820 census, yet one of their known sons, Samuel, hadn't been born yet. I can account for the 4 males that are < 10: Robert, William, Thomas, and Matthew; and one of the males that are age 10-16, John, Jr. Who is the other male age 10-16? Is this a laborer living with the family or are we missing a son (that would have moved out by the 1830 census)? 2. In all the McCrickard family trees I've seen, I've never seen a daughter. Am I incorrect in assuming that Mary appearing in the 1850 and 1860 census is John and Sarah's daughter? 3. Who is the female age 5-10 in the 1840 census? Could this be Isabelle Previt (who was shown at age 15 in the 1850 census and 27 in the 1860 census, making her year of birth between 1832 - 1835)? And who is the father of Isabelle's children? (I suspect that it is John, Jr.) Any answers, speculation, etc. would be welcome! Thanks.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Eanes/Keatts Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/3AC.2ACE/1409.4 Message Board Post: Mike, do you have any resources or advice for anyone related to the endangered cemeteries. Are there specific laws in that area that pertain to private sites? I am aware of two sites of particular interest to me in the Pittsylvania County area. My great-great-grandparents are buried in a very old small plot on the side of Whispering Pines (Rt 841) Rd near Brosville. It is between two small modern houses, but the last time I was down that way they had nice large newer stones and the only problem was their location at that time, but at least they could be seen from the road. Since my grandmother sold my deceased grandfather's farm on the same road and moved to Danville I now wonder about our family plots on the property. My grandfather was only buried there in April 2001. I was told the new owners have the family name but am not familiar with them and aren't sure if they are even in our family line. My ability to travel to the area is extremely limited at this point but ! I am concerned. I also wonder about any other small family plots that might be directly connected to me as I have no idea if there are any other small plots connected to me. What recourse do descendants in that area have to preserve those endangered cemeteries and others? Is there any foundation, society, or group to help support the preservation of such sites? Are these all not historical in nature as each and everyone buried in Pittsylvania is part of its history,past, present, and future? I am glad to hear that the societies are transcribing where they can. Is there a portion of any society that would help preserve and protect these sites? Many years ago when I worked temporarily at a privately owned public cemetery in MD they often used the fear of abandoned private cemeteries to frighten people into buying their plots. That same fear left me burying my own stillborn son in a church cemtery when we lived up in MD instead of our family plot in Pittsylvania County many y! ears ago. Maybe it was a wise decision, but I stil care about your loc al sites as they are part of my past too. I have to admit that church cemteries can wind up with some of the same issues at some point, my maternal great-grandfather is lost somewhere in a church cemtery in NJ since he died in 1919, somehow his grave marker was destroyed at somepoint by the elements and the cemetery has lost his records due to a fire, nothing is perfect. One these old cemeteries, where do they cease to be historical and become archealogical? I don't expect anyone to be able to answer all my obnoxious questions. Maybe I can put things out there for others to think about too. Since our culture's handling of death and burial has changed through history maybe we searchers should all be thinking about endangered cemeteries whether they are connected to us personally or not. Maybe we should think about the present and future searchers and find ways to preserve what we can for our own time, not to be morbid, but because someday someone might be looking for you or I! too.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Keatts/Brumfield Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/3AC.2ACE/1385.3.1 Message Board Post: Sam, Could Brumfield and Broomfield be one and the same family around there? I was working off writing on an old photo from the 1920's with very difficult to read handwriting. It was titled "grandchildren" and listed several Eanes, Keatts as well as Moorefield (Moonfield) and Brumfield or Broomfield children. My Dad's cousin Frankie Bray told me that my greatgrandmother ( Nora Mae Keatts Eanes, daughter of "Alva" or "Alvie" or "AB" (I think) Keatts and Augusta "Gussie" Barrow Keatts) had a sister Lillie Keatts who married an Eugene Broomfield and moved to Newport News Va way back. Could this be related? He did mention they had a daughter Helen. Have you heard of them?

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Wright Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/3AC.2ACE/1399.1 Message Board Post: Hi there, I am not sure but I was once told by family members that my husband's Wright ancestors once lived in the PIttsylvania and Henry county areas of Va before branching out to Tennessee and Kentucky. My husband's Uncle Billy Dee Wright once gave me some of his older research that listed their ancestor Thomas Wright in Pittsylvania Co Va. It lists Thomas Wright born 1760 in Pa, spouse of Nellie Collier, died 1845 Pittsylvania Co, Va. It lists their son James Wright born 1787 in Rockingham Co, NC which borders Va. Thomas and Nellie were supposed to have had a total of 14 children. Polly, Phineas,James,Barzillai,Annie,Rebecca,Alexander,William, Fredric,Thomas,Christopher,Elsie,Chaisty(Charity), and Susan. My husband's line is through James Wright,Sr ( son of Thomas and Nellie) who supposedly served during the War of 1812 and died in Norfiolk Va on 3 Jan 1815. Supposedly this comes from the pension records of his widow Martha (Patsy) Cox Wright, and some from the US Census records. Uncle Billy did his original work in 1977 but I don't see much in the terms of documentation or citations on the papers he gave me. He mentions that James and Martha may have been married in Rockingham Co,NC also but he lists them as living in nearby Henry Co,Va and having three children, Barzillai-1811,Elizabeth-1813, and James,Jr 1815 (most likely after his father's death)there in Henry County. James,Sr's records were found in the National Archives according to Uncle Billy's papers. I have not seen anything more up to date than 1978, it lists their names sometimes being spelled Write and Right. Henry County Court Records spelled it Right when giving Patsy(Martha) the estate of James in May 1815. When it comes to Thomas Wright Jr (son of Thomas & Nellie) Uncle Billy lists him as being born 1796 but again I have no proof or citation on that at this point. I don't know if we are from the one and same family but I know that James,Jr and his family moved to Tenn because my husband's family is from that line and my father-in-law was born in Kentucky, eventually moving to Southern Maryland as a child with his parents during WWII. Ironically my husband's mother's side may have some very far back connections to Pittsylvania County also. His Aunt Sharon Dennison is searching his grandmother's Brooks line back from Va to NC and it appears there may have been an ancestor that moved from Pittsylvania County to NC.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Moorefield/Eanes Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/3AC.2ACE/1385.4.1 Message Board Post: Hi Penny, Well from what my Dad's cousin Frankie Bray has told me the Moorefiled line is from my greatgrandfather's sister's marriage. My greatgrandfather was Archer Thomas Eanes, son of Thomas Jefferson and Nannie Alice Gray Eanes, and supposedly his sister Mary Eanes married an Archer Moorefield> Sadly, from what I understand Mary Eanes Moorefield murdered her husband Archer with a shotgun and was found insane and committed.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/3AC.2ACE/1250.1.1.1 Message Board Post: My direct line is through Avery Green's mother, Amy Montague Keesee. Her sister, Mary Keesee m. Lewis Dalton and they had Booker (Red) Dalton, my ggggrandfather. Do you have the parents of William Taylor, Mary Jane Taylor's father? One of direct lines is John W. Taylor m. 1834 in Pittsylvania Co., Mary Kate Robertson. John W. Taylor is one of my brickwalls. Thanks. Pat

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: GREEN, KEESEE, TAYLOR Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/3AC.2ACE/1250.1.1 Message Board Post: I have the same date of death for Thomas, but in Roane Co., TN. I also have the same date of death for Amy, and that she also died in Kingston, Roane Co., TN. I have photo proof of the gravestones from Swan Pond Methodist Church Cemetery, TN. I also have photo proof of Avery's gravestone in Doyle, White Co., TN, Bethlehem Cemetery. It has the last name of "GREEN" no "e" on it. It has a death date of 12 Dec 1880 on it for Avery. Mary Jane died in Doyle, White Co., TN and is buried with Avery. Avery and Mary had John Avery, who had William Avery, who had William Elijah, who had Bill, who had Billie, who had me, I have named my son after William Elijah, as I liked the stories I had heard about him as I was growing up. Which line are you from? If you'd like to trade info, lets do so, contact me at [email protected] Thanks, Dawn

THOMAS GREEN AND AMY KEESEE GREEN BOTH DIED IN ROANE CO. TN HE IN 1842, SHE IN 1854. THERE IS NO KNOWN DOB OR PARENTS FOR THOMAS GREEN, MUCH TO THE DISTRESS OF ALL OF HIS DESCENDANTS. THERE IS A BRIEF HISTORY OF THIS FAMILY, IN ROANE COUNTY, ON THE " ROOTS OF ROANE" SITE WHICH IS EXCERPTED FROM SNYDER ROBERTS BOOK. IF YOU ARE RELATED TAKE A LOOK! BEV GRAY - ONE OF THE DISTRESSED

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/3AC.2ACE/1434.1.1 Message Board Post: I have not run across those names in my research, but will let you know if I do. Sorry!

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/3AC.2ACE/1434.1 Message Board Post: To you have any information with regards to a Sarah Larilla Smith b. 1860 Floyd Co., VA. md John C. Barber. Sarah Larilla Smith father Jonas Smith b. abt 1820 mother Rebecca Wilson? I need the bith place of her parents. Norman Barber

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/3AC.2ACE/1238.2 Message Board Post: David Frank Haley m. Gilley Wilmouth Simpson 14 Jul 1863 in Pittsylvania Co. Their children are: George Robert Haley, b. 29 Sep 1867, d. 5 Jan 1924; Fannie Haley b. July 1868; Mary Elizabeth Haley, b. Nov 1869, m. 4 Jan 1891 Pittsylvania Co. to William H. Simpson (s/o Joshua Simpson & Hester Ann Dalton); David Frank Haley, Jr. m. Minniere Shelton; Augusta Ann Haley. b 21 June 1874, d. 24 Apr 1940, m. Wade Hampton Shields; Virgie Haley, b. 10 Oct 1879 d. 4 mar 1964, m. Daniel Davis West; Corenna Bianca Haley b. 6 Jul 1881 d. 20 Aug 1968, m. Doctor Felix Dalton.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/3AC.2ACE/1250.1 Message Board Post: Avery Green is s/o Thomas Green & Amy Montague Keesee. He was b. 22 Apr 1798, Pittsylvania Co., Va; d. 12 Nov 1880 in White Co., Tn. Mary Jane Taylor is d/o William Taylor & Virginia Jincey Keesee. Virginia Keesee is d/o Jeremiah Keesee & Sarah Burch. Jeremiah Keesee is s/o Richard Keesee and his wife, Ann. Thomas Green d. 18 Oct 1842, my database says Pittsylvania Co. with no documentation. It is possible he died in Tn. His wife, Amy died in Roane Co., Tn 23 May 1854. She was d/o Jesse Keesee and Mildred Mustain.