Hello List - I am interested in contacting Sue Waite-Langley who just unsubscribed re her Waite surname. Does anyone know her or have her full e-mail address? Or could you contact her and ask her to contact me. Thanks.

Sounds a bit suspicious, though very romantic. We do have a Saluda, VA but it is on the Middle Peninsula.....no where near where I understand the Mustains to have lived. Happy Familying Laura Irby << Hi...I've not researched the subject...but as I understand it there was a town named Saluda near where the Thomas Mustain family originally settled. I've also been told...so take it for what it's worth :o)...by a modern day Saluda...that she's never found the name used unless the person was a descendant of Thomas Mustain. Seems hard to believe...but it's been her primary focus of study. Good Luck Sue >>

Dear Eloise, Try http://www.rootsweb.com/~vacampbe/ for Campbell Co. and http://www.rootsweb.com/~vahalifa/indexhal.htm for Halifax Co. Have fun! Tom ----- Original Message ----- From: <ELOISE33@aol.com> To: <VAPITTSY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, July 26, 2000 2:50 PM Subject: [VAPITTSY-L] Halifax & Campbell Counties > Does anyone have any web site for Genealogy in Halifax or Campbell Counties. > Would appreciate any information on these. > > E. Carter > Eloise33@aol.com

Chris, I found two references to a John Maddox in the War of 1812 on the Virginia Library digital site.....URL < http://www.lva.Lib.va.us/dlp/index.htm> go to military history, ask for name search , type in Maddox, then keep hitting the blue lines or numbers for your guy. It tells you the references for John Maddox, don't know if this is your guy or not. Don't forget to check the newspaper sites for deaths and marriages. This is the best VA research site on the net. You can spend days on it, when a site says you must have a TIFF to read, if you have Adobe Acrobat, you have a TIFF. If you click to documents, when the locked computer comes up, click read on this page. Use your back arrow to go back and forth, make sure you click read on this page now, each time.....Have fun, even a beginner computer user like me, hasn't gotten in trouble, just experiment.... Margie Brown

Does anyone have any web site for Genealogy in Halifax or Campbell Counties. Would appreciate any information on these. E. Carter Eloise33@aol.com

--part1_29.81516db.26b07d95_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Here is the rest of the poem. The second page did not get printed I don't think. Pat --part1_29.81516db.26b07d95_boundary Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Disposition: inline Return-path: <DavenPatA@aol.com> From: DavenPatA@aol.com Full-name: DavenPatA Message-ID: <a8.8523b59.26b07b9c@aol.com> Date: Wed, 26 Jul 2000 13:36:28 EDT Subject: Re: [VAPITTSY-L] Fwd: THE FAMILY TREE To: sc-p@swbell.net, DavenPatA@aol.com MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit X-Mailer: AOL 5.0 for Windows sub 120 Grandma will cook and sew, serve cookies with our tea. We'll all be fat, just as before that wretched Family Tree. Sad to relate, the Preacher called and visited for a spell. We talked about the Gospel, and other things as well, The heathen folk, the poor and then - 'twas fate, it had to be. Somehow the conversation turned to Grandma and the Family Tree. He never knew his Grandpa, his mother's name was---Clark? He and Grandma talked and talked, outside it grew quite dark. We'd hoped our fears were groundless, but just like some disease, Grandma's become an addict - she's hooked on Family Trees! Our souls were filled with sorrow, our hearts sank with dismay, Our ears could scarce believe the words we heard our Grandma's say, "It sure is a lucky thing that you have come to me, I know exactly how it's done, I'll climb your Family Tree!" Linda Coulter Chattanooga, TN Check out my home page at: http://www.angelfire.com/ga2/tncoultel --part1_29.81516db.26b07d95_boundary--

Hello: I am looking for the record of John Maddox of Pittsylvania County, VA. I believe he served in the War of 1812. Any information would be appreciated. Christine Cable

I wonder if the Glen Shelton who for years wrote a column in The Vernon Daily Record, Vernon, Wilbarger county, Texas is descended from this line. He was in Vernon at least in the 1940s and 1950s. Wanda Cole ---------- > From: karen wood <karenwood@del.net> > To: VAPITTSY-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [VAPITTSY-L] RE: Claiborne Shelton and Saluda Mustain > Date: Tuesday, July 25, 2000 9:36 PM > > Claiborne Shelton is the son of John Shelton d. 1804 in Pittsylvania Co VA. > Claiborne married Saluda Mustain, d/o Thomas & Mary _ Mustain of > Pittsylvania Co. The following is from the History of Gallia Oh. by W.Grody > ( A collection of family histories from Gallia Co in 1980) > >From History of Gallia Co. OHio by W Grody > Claiborn Shelton was the son of John Shelton of Pittsylvania Co,VA. May 16 > 1785 he married Saluda (Luedy Mustain, daughter of Thomas Mustain. Claiborn > served inthe Indian Wars under Gen. Wayne and was much impressed with the > farming possibilities of the Wabash County. The government, unable to pay > its soldiers in cash, offered land instead. So Claiborn in 1811 headed for > tha county. They loaded the bedding in a wagon and Saluda drove a cow > hitched to the wagon. All but William the youngest who rode with his > mother, walked and carried packs. They followed buffalo and Indian trails > and had traveled many miles when they came to what was to become Greenfield > Township, Gallia Co. Saluda became too ill to go on. Chimney Rock on > Symmes Creek funished shelter. The Creek was full of fish and the woods > full of game. That Spring Saluda died. She is buried in a private cemetery > on the opposite hillside. Claiborn built a cabin and stayed on until the > chidren were grown. Jesse married Peggy Blake in 1817. Thomas married > Polly Carter in 1825. Claiborn with Hesse and Thomas headed for the Wabash > County. Thomas recieved a land patent in Adams Twyp. Madison Co INdiana, > but Jesse moved on into Shelby Co, Illinois. Claiborn died in Indiana in > 1848. Many of his descendents remain in Galia Co. Oh. W. Grody"se and > Thomas headed for the Wabash County. Thomas recievd a land patent in Adams > Twyp. Madison Co INdiana, but Jesse moved on into Shelby Co, Illinois. > Claiborn died in Indiana in 1848. Many of his descendents remain in Galia > Co. Oh. W. Grody" > > Also: from same source: > Henley born 1790 in VA, and John, each built a log house near Center Point > Ohio, on Symmes Creek. Henley's log house which is still standing as of > this date, Feb 20 1980, is about 1/2 mile from what is not the Luther > Shelton farm where John built his log house. This John way my Great Great > Grandfather. IN 1812, Claiborn after the death of Saluda, headed west by > wagon train, taking with him the remaining 7 children- never to be heard of > again. At this time I do not have any history concerning Heneley but I've > been told that he married and had children. My great great grandfather, > John settled here in 1810 at the age of 18 years, married and had 11 > children, 5 sons and 6 daughters. His oldest son was named Claiborn also > and he was my grandfather. This Claiborn, born in 1816, was the first > Shelton born in Greenfield Township. He was a farmer, school teacher, > surveyor and he started the first bible school in said township. I have > been told that the first school was called the Shelton School. Claiborn was > married twice and eight children were born to him and his first wife who > died in 1863. Seven children were born to him by his second marriage. ONe > of these 7 children was named Claiborn, the third to be so named. He was > born in Greenfield Township in 1869, and was my father. This Claiborn > married Lillie McCoy in 1897 in Perry Twp. near Cadmus Ohio where they > settled on a farm. H died in1852 at oak Hill oh. and lillie died 5 years > later in 1957. Claiborn and Lillie were the parents of the following > children all born in Prry Townshop, Gallia Co. Ohio. Glennis 1897, Wilma > 1899-1958, Waldo 1900-1978, Leon 1802-, Carlisle 1904-1973, Glendon 1906-, > Melvin 1910, Woodrow 1915-1935. the chldren all attended the Gates School > in Perry Township and most of the early Sheltons were farmers and teachers. > In 1923, I, Glendon left home at the age of 17 and went to Pittsburg Pa to > work in the steel mils until I returned to Oak Hill Ohio in 1893. IN 1933 I > married Marie Bownan of Oak Hill and we had five daughters whose names are > Shirley, Barbsra, Glenna, Meredith, and Josin. After my wife Maried died > in1971, I married Murble HYughes also of Oak hill Ohio. Submitted by > Glendon O. Shelton 1980, History of Gallia Ohio. > > I have the following children for Claiborne Shelton and Leudy Mustain: They > are from the Pioneer Lewis Families vol 5 researched by John Lewis, and from > the Mustain Family History by Delores Mustaine; > Joel > Henley > John > Jesse > Betsy/Patsy > Thomas > Rosetta > Saluda "Leudy" > William > > Saluda Mustain did have a sister Tabitha, but she married James Bruce in 13 > Feb 1782 Halifax Co VA. > Jesse Mustain also had a Tabitha, however, that Tabitha Mustain married > Meredith Jennings 14 Dec 1807 Pittsylvania Co VA. > There is a Priscilla Mustain who married a William Shelton. it's POSSIBLE > that the William Shelton who married Priscilla is a brother to Claiborne. > I've not been able to identify which William Shelton. Claiborne has a > brother named William, named in John Shelton's will of 1804 in Pittsylvania > Co, but I cannot separate out a number of William Shelton's at this point. > > For those who think Mark Shelton was from John Shelton of Mecklenburg Co VA, > , here is the sale of John Shelton's land in Mecklenburg, after the death of > that John Shelton/Chilton in Mecklenburg Co VA = Deed Book 5, page 484; > dated 1 Sept 1779; recorded 13 Sept 1779; Mark Shelton of 96 District of > South Carolina to Edward Walton of Mecklenburg County, Virginia, 122 acres > on Butchers Creek; witnesses: Richard Snepson Jr., John Snepson, Joseph > Butler, Samuel Young, A. Robison. > This is after Mark Chilton/Shelton settled in Pittsylvania Co in 1778/9. > I'm not sure who that Mark Shelton/Chilton was, but I don't think he's the > son of the JOhn in Mecklenburg, nor do I think that the John who died in > Mecklenburg is a son of Ralph. I still think that the John of Pittsylvania > Co d. 1804 is son of Ralph and Mary Shelton, as stated above, in the Gallia > OH History. It's not primary documentation, but there's a lot of family > history that points that way. > Just food for thought. > > Karen > > I don't find a Tabitha Shelton that comes from either > > > > ==== VAPITTSY Mailing List ==== > New folks are joining the list everyday. Have you posted your surnames and/or queries recently?

--part1_b6.8596d3e.26b00b5b_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Thought you might like to send this to the "Tree climbers" Pat Anderson --part1_b6.8596d3e.26b00b5b_boundary Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Disposition: inline Return-path: <LBAlbert@aol.com> From: LBAlbert@aol.com Full-name: LBAlbert Message-ID: <9b.843ab4a.26afaea1@aol.com> Date: Tue, 25 Jul 2000 23:01:53 EDT Subject: THE FAMILY TREE To: DavenPatA@aol.com, ashinlove@msn.com MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit X-Mailer: AOL 5.0 for Windows sub 120 There's been a change in Grandma, we've noticed her of late, She's always reading history or jotting down some date. She's tracking back the family, we'll all have pedigrees. Oh, Grandma's got a hobby, she's climbing Family Trees. Poor Grandpa does the cooking and now, or so he states, That worst of all, he has to wash the cups and dinner plates. Grandma can't be bothered, she's busy as a bee Compiling genealogy - for the Family Tree. She has no time to baby-sit, the curtains are a fright, No buttons left on Granddad's shirt, the flower bed's a sight. She's given up her club work, the serials on TV, The only thing she does nowadays is climb the Family Tree. She goes down to the courthouse and studies ancient lore, We know more about our forebears than we ever knew before. The books are old and dusty, they make poor Grandma sneeze, A minor irritation when you're climbing Family Trees. The mail is all for Grandma, it comes from near and far, Last week she got the proof she needs to join the DAR. A worthwhile avocation, to that we all agree, A monumental project, to climb the Family Tree. Now some folks came from Scotland and some from Galway Bay, Some were French as pastry, some German, all the way. Some went on west to stake their claim, some stayed near by the sea, Grandma hopes to find them all as she climbs the Family Tree. She wanders through the graveyard in search of date or name, The rich, the poor, the in-between, all sleeping there the same. She pauses now and then to rest, fanned by a gentle breeze That blows above the Fathers of all our Family Trees. There were pioneers and patriots mixed in our kith and kin Who blazed the paths of wilderness and fought through thick and thin. But none more staunch than Grandma, whose eyes light up with glee Each time she finds a missing branch for the Family Tree. Their skills were wide and varied, from carpenter to cook And one (Alas!) the record shows was hopelessly a crook. Blacksmith, weaver, farmer, judge, some tutored for a fee, Long lost in time, now all recorded on the Family Tree. To some it's just a hobby, to Grandma it's much more, She knows the joys and heartaches of those who went before. They loved, they lost, they laughed, they wept, and now for you and me. They live again in spirit, around the Family Tree. At last she's nearly finished and we are each exposed. Life will be the same again, this we all supposed! Grandma will cook and

Have in my possession copy of inventory belongings of Drury Owen I upon his death. Death is given as 19 Jun 1817 (NOT 10 Aug 1862 previously given). Drury was son of John Owen and Elizabeth Owen. Doris

I don't know the ORIGIN of the name Saluda, but I do know that the county seat of Middlesex Co., VA is a town called Saluda. And a lot of people on this list descend from people from Middlesex Co. (Sheltons, for instance). I wonder if anyone from Middlesex can give us the origin of that town name? Glen Shelton River Ridge, LA

Hello fellow list members, I couldn't help but notice that the above referenced post contained the name "Saluda". Can anyone tell me the origin of this given name? I have an ancestor also with that name, and have found it spelled numerous ways, ie. Saludy, Ludado, Saludia. Thanks for any information on this name. Pat in Va.

Hi...I've not researched the subject...but as I understand it there was a town named Saluda near where the Thomas Mustain family originally settled. I've also been told...so take it for what it's worth :o)...by a modern day Saluda...that she's never found the name used unless the person was a descendant of Thomas Mustain. Seems hard to believe...but it's been her primary focus of study. Good Luck Sue ----- Original Message ----- From: <PACJ1945@aol.com> To: <VAPITTSY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, July 25, 2000 8:58 PM Subject: Re: [VAPITTSY-L] RE: Claiborne Shelton and Saluda Mustain > Hello fellow list members, > > I couldn't help but notice that the above referenced post contained the name > "Saluda". Can anyone tell me the origin of this given name? I have an > ancestor also with that name, and have found it spelled numerous ways, ie. > Saludy, Ludado, Saludia. > > Thanks for any information on this name. > > Pat in Va. > > > ==== VAPITTSY Mailing List ==== > Have spare time? The USGenWeb Census Project needs you! To volunteer or view transcribed censuses, visit http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/census/ >

Claiborne Shelton is the son of John Shelton d. 1804 in Pittsylvania Co VA. Claiborne married Saluda Mustain, d/o Thomas & Mary _ Mustain of Pittsylvania Co. The following is from the History of Gallia Oh. by W.Grody ( A collection of family histories from Gallia Co in 1980) >From History of Gallia Co. OHio by W Grody Claiborn Shelton was the son of John Shelton of Pittsylvania Co,VA. May 16 1785 he married Saluda (Luedy Mustain, daughter of Thomas Mustain. Claiborn served inthe Indian Wars under Gen. Wayne and was much impressed with the farming possibilities of the Wabash County. The government, unable to pay its soldiers in cash, offered land instead. So Claiborn in 1811 headed for tha county. They loaded the bedding in a wagon and Saluda drove a cow hitched to the wagon. All but William the youngest who rode with his mother, walked and carried packs. They followed buffalo and Indian trails and had traveled many miles when they came to what was to become Greenfield Township, Gallia Co. Saluda became too ill to go on. Chimney Rock on Symmes Creek funished shelter. The Creek was full of fish and the woods full of game. That Spring Saluda died. She is buried in a private cemetery on the opposite hillside. Claiborn built a cabin and stayed on until the chidren were grown. Jesse married Peggy Blake in 1817. Thomas married Polly Carter in 1825. Claiborn with Hesse and Thomas headed for the Wabash County. Thomas recieved a land patent in Adams Twyp. Madison Co INdiana, but Jesse moved on into Shelby Co, Illinois. Claiborn died in Indiana in 1848. Many of his descendents remain in Galia Co. Oh. W. Grody"se and Thomas headed for the Wabash County. Thomas recievd a land patent in Adams Twyp. Madison Co INdiana, but Jesse moved on into Shelby Co, Illinois. Claiborn died in Indiana in 1848. Many of his descendents remain in Galia Co. Oh. W. Grody" Also: from same source: Henley born 1790 in VA, and John, each built a log house near Center Point Ohio, on Symmes Creek. Henley's log house which is still standing as of this date, Feb 20 1980, is about 1/2 mile from what is not the Luther Shelton farm where John built his log house. This John way my Great Great Grandfather. IN 1812, Claiborn after the death of Saluda, headed west by wagon train, taking with him the remaining 7 children- never to be heard of again. At this time I do not have any history concerning Heneley but I've been told that he married and had children. My great great grandfather, John settled here in 1810 at the age of 18 years, married and had 11 children, 5 sons and 6 daughters. His oldest son was named Claiborn also and he was my grandfather. This Claiborn, born in 1816, was the first Shelton born in Greenfield Township. He was a farmer, school teacher, surveyor and he started the first bible school in said township. I have been told that the first school was called the Shelton School. Claiborn was married twice and eight children were born to him and his first wife who died in 1863. Seven children were born to him by his second marriage. ONe of these 7 children was named Claiborn, the third to be so named. He was born in Greenfield Township in 1869, and was my father. This Claiborn married Lillie McCoy in 1897 in Perry Twp. near Cadmus Ohio where they settled on a farm. H died in1852 at oak Hill oh. and lillie died 5 years later in 1957. Claiborn and Lillie were the parents of the following children all born in Prry Townshop, Gallia Co. Ohio. Glennis 1897, Wilma 1899-1958, Waldo 1900-1978, Leon 1802-, Carlisle 1904-1973, Glendon 1906-, Melvin 1910, Woodrow 1915-1935. the chldren all attended the Gates School in Perry Township and most of the early Sheltons were farmers and teachers. In 1923, I, Glendon left home at the age of 17 and went to Pittsburg Pa to work in the steel mils until I returned to Oak Hill Ohio in 1893. IN 1933 I married Marie Bownan of Oak Hill and we had five daughters whose names are Shirley, Barbsra, Glenna, Meredith, and Josin. After my wife Maried died in1971, I married Murble HYughes also of Oak hill Ohio. Submitted by Glendon O. Shelton 1980, History of Gallia Ohio. I have the following children for Claiborne Shelton and Leudy Mustain: They are from the Pioneer Lewis Families vol 5 researched by John Lewis, and from the Mustain Family History by Delores Mustaine; Joel Henley John Jesse Betsy/Patsy Thomas Rosetta Saluda "Leudy" William Saluda Mustain did have a sister Tabitha, but she married James Bruce in 13 Feb 1782 Halifax Co VA. Jesse Mustain also had a Tabitha, however, that Tabitha Mustain married Meredith Jennings 14 Dec 1807 Pittsylvania Co VA. There is a Priscilla Mustain who married a William Shelton. it's POSSIBLE that the William Shelton who married Priscilla is a brother to Claiborne. I've not been able to identify which William Shelton. Claiborne has a brother named William, named in John Shelton's will of 1804 in Pittsylvania Co, but I cannot separate out a number of William Shelton's at this point. For those who think Mark Shelton was from John Shelton of Mecklenburg Co VA, , here is the sale of John Shelton's land in Mecklenburg, after the death of that John Shelton/Chilton in Mecklenburg Co VA = Deed Book 5, page 484; dated 1 Sept 1779; recorded 13 Sept 1779; Mark Shelton of 96 District of South Carolina to Edward Walton of Mecklenburg County, Virginia, 122 acres on Butchers Creek; witnesses: Richard Snepson Jr., John Snepson, Joseph Butler, Samuel Young, A. Robison. This is after Mark Chilton/Shelton settled in Pittsylvania Co in 1778/9. I'm not sure who that Mark Shelton/Chilton was, but I don't think he's the son of the JOhn in Mecklenburg, nor do I think that the John who died in Mecklenburg is a son of Ralph. I still think that the John of Pittsylvania Co d. 1804 is son of Ralph and Mary Shelton, as stated above, in the Gallia OH History. It's not primary documentation, but there's a lot of family history that points that way. Just food for thought. Karen I don't find a Tabitha Shelton that comes from either

I appreciate the verification, Doris. Now I have a question, whose death date is 10 Aug 1862? I have 10 Dec 1891 for Drury Jr. Happy Familying Laura Irby in Newport News << Have in my possession copy of inventory belongings of Drury Owen I upon his death. Death is given as 19 Jun 1817 (NOT 10 Aug 1862 previously given). Drury was son of John Owen and Elizabeth Owen. Doris >>

In a message dated 7/25/00 6:27:14 PM Eastern Daylight Time, VAPITTSY-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: << X-Message: #1 Date: Wed, 26 Jul 2000 01:17:30 -0700 From: "doriskelley" <doris240@wizzards.net> To: VAPITTSY-L@rootsweb.com Message-ID: <001701bff6d9$f2529de0$cc4228d1@doris240> Subject: [VAPITTSY-L] Drury Owen family correction Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Have in my possession copy of inventory belongings of Drury Owen I upon his death. Death is given as 19 Jun 1817 (NOT 10 Aug 1862 previously given). Drury was son of John Owen and Elizabeth Owen. Doris >> Am trying to figure out how this John Owen and Elizabeth are connected in my database. I have 3 Drury Owen...one who was m. to Hedrick Mayhew, died in 1817 and had one dgt, Elizabeth who m. Booker Dalton. the 2nd Drury was a Jr., and the son of Jane Mayhew & Drury Owen, Sr. He m. Jane F Brumfield. the 3rd Drury was a Sr., and m. Jane Mayhew. and was the son of Hedrick Owen Can anyone help? Thanks!

Hello, Sue. I am a fellow researcher of Claiborne and Seluda Mustain Shelton. I can't tell you how Tabitha Shelton Rickabaugh is related except for the clue that Seluda had a sister Tabitha. The only children I have documented for Claiborne and Seluda are Joel, Henley (my ancestor), John, Jesse, Betsy, Thomas, Rosetta, Saluda and William. Laura King

Hello, I'm working on the family of John & Tabitha (Shelton) Rickabaugh of Pittsylvania Co., VA and Gallia Co., OH. I believe John is the s/o John & Elizabeth (Griffith) Rickabaugh. Tabitha is almost certainly related to the family of Claiborne & Saluda (Mustain) Shelton...but I've yet to determine the exact connection. Would love to work with anyone interested in these lines and will be happy to share the information I've put together to date. Excerpted her are three generations of their line. Looking forward to hearing from you and will be happy to provide a gedcom with sources to interested researchers. Sue Waite-Langley -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Descendants of John RICKABAUGH and Tabitha SHELTON 1. John1 RICKABAUGH, born 25 Dec 1792 in Virginia; died aft 1840, son of John RICKABAUGH and Elizabeth GRIFFITH. He married on 20 Jan 1814 in Gallia Co., OH Tabitha SHELTON, born 26 Oct 1794 in Ohio; died aft 1840, daughter of Claiborne A. SHELTON and Saluda MUSTAIN ("Luedy"). Notes for John RICKABAUGH "John sold 40 acres on Apr 10, 1841 and filed it on Apr 12, 1841. This is the last known date I have on him. John and family were on the 1820 census for Gallia Co., OH." (COLLEEN) USC1830 Greene County, Indiana (DDROGICH) pg. 160 Rickabaugh, John 1120010000000 1210010000000 Also appearing in this census on pg. 161 Charles Shelton. USC1840 Greene County, Indiana (DDROGICH) pg. 110 Rickabaugh, John 0210200100000 10010010000000 Residing in the next household is Barton S. Ellet Notes for Tabitha SHELTON There is no substantial proof that Tabitha is the daughter of Claiborne and Saluda...just circumstantial evidence. >From a typewritten sheet received from Margaret Alford we find only four marriages of persons surname SHELTON marrying in Gallia Co., OH during the time frame of 1800-1820. These marriages are: Henly to Hannah RICE, Jesse to Peggy BLAKE, John to Kitty MOSSBARGER, and Tabitha to John RICKABAUGH. Henly, Jesse, and John are all known children of Claiborne and Saluda. The next marriage in chronological order belongs to Thomas and Polly CARTER ...another know child of Claiborne and Saluda. Strong circumstantial evidence that Tabitha...the only other SHELTON married in this county...is their sister. This SHELTON family appears to be the only one residing there in this time frame. It has also been hypothesized that Tabitha was the daughter Jesse Mustain and his second wife Polly Brewis. They were married in 1793...and Jesse died in June 1794. It would be likely that an infant would be adopted by her aunt and uncle. USC1840 Greene County, Indiana (DDROGICH) Residing in Greene County at the same time as Tabitha in 1840 were: p. 118 Shelton, Joseph 0101001000000 1112001000000 p. 122 Shelton, Sanford A. 1000100000000 0001000000000 p. 122 Shelton, Charles 0021101001000 1000101000000* p. 122 Shelton, Jesse 2210010000000 0110010000000 p. 124 Shelton, Enoch 0001000000000 1001000000000 *A Charles Shelton, likely the same as appears above 10 years later, also appeared in the 1830 census for Greene County viz. p. 161 Shelton, Charles 2120010000000 1100010000000 It is likely that these Shelton families are related...and possibly related to Tabitha. As yet however, they are unidentified. Children of John RICKABAUGH and Tabitha SHELTON were as follows: 2 i Preston2 RICKABAUGH, born 11 Nov 1815 in Ohio; died 9 Dec 1896 in Kelseyville, Lake, CA. "Preston Rickabaugh came to Lake County, California in 1850 and remained until his death in 1896. He never married and became crippled in 1853 after being mauled by a grizzley bear." (JRFH) Accession/Serial # CACAAA 017864, BLM Serial # CACAAA 017864, document #627, 5 Feb 1876 under Homestead Entry Act 20 May 1862, purchased 160 acres viz: Aliquot Parts Sec/Blk Twnshp Range Fract. Sect. Meridian State Counties E1/2SW 35/ 14-N 9-W No Mt. Diablo CA Lake SWNE 35/ 14-N 9-W No Mt. Diablo CA Lake SENW 35/ 14-N 9-w No Mt. Diablo CA Lake + 3 ii Permilia2 RICKABAUGH, born 29 Mar 1817 of Gallia Co., OH. She married Barton S. ELLETT. + 4 iii David2 RICKABAUGH, born 21 Mar 1819 in Ohio. He married Elizabeth CHILDERS. + 5 iv Saluda2 RICKABAUGH, born 10 Mar 1821 in Ohio; died 6 Jan 1908 in Ferguson, Marshall, IA. She married Elias HILSABECK. 6 v Elizabeth2 RICKABAUGH, born 4 Dec 1822 of Gallia Co., OH; died bef 1840 of Greene Co., IN. She married on 10 Oct 1843 in Greene Co., In Daniel J. SHEPHERD, born abt 1820 of Greene Co., IN. 1850 Greene,IN; 3 of Elizabeth's siblings were living with them in 1850, Lewis, Seth and Amanda 7 vi John2 RICKABAUGH, born 15 Feb 1825 of Gallia Co., OH. Only one son appears in the 10-15 year age range in 1840. Either John or William had died by this point or perhaps was living/working elsewhere. 8 vii William2 RICKABAUGH, born 15 Feb 1827 of Gallia Co., OH. Only one son appears in the 10-15 year age range in 1840. Either John or William had died by this point or perhaps was living/working elsewhere. 9 viii Theby2 RICKABAUGH, born 12 Mar 1829 of Gallia Co., OH. Does not appear on the 1840 census. At age 13 she would not yet be married and has possibly died. + 10 ix Lewis2 RICKABAUGH, born 5 Dec 1830 of Gallia Co., OH. He married unknown. + 11 x Seth2 RICKABAUGH, born 29 Dec 1832 in Green Co., IN; died 10 Feb 1908 in Kelseyville, Lake, CA; buried 11 Feb 1908 in Kelseyville, Lake, CA. He married Marianna Amanda COX. 12 xi Amanda2 RICKABAUGH, born 23 Oct 1837 in Indiana; died 1935. She married on 3 Apr 1859 in Knox Co., Il Leroy WOODMANSEE, born abt 1834 of Knox Co., IL. Generation 2 3. Permilia2 RICKABAUGH (John1), born 29 Mar 1817 of Gallia Co., OH. She married Barton S. ELLETT, born 1800/10; died bef Feb 1856. Notes for Permilia RICKABAUGH Does not appear on the 1840 census in the family of her father. At age 23 it is entirely possible that she had married by this point...or had died. Notes for Barton S. ELLETT USC1840 Greene County, Indiana (DDROGICH) pg. 110 Ellet, Barton S. 0000010000000 3001010000000 Children of Permilia RICKABAUGH and Barton S. ELLETT were as follows: 13 i Barton S.3 ELLETT, born abt 1818 of Greene Co., IN. A Barton S. Ellet was residing next to John Rickabaugh (Preston's father) in Greene Co., IN in 1840. Residing with him were three girls under 5 and a female born 1820-1825 and a female born 1800-1810. I presume the older lady to have been his wife, the younger lady a daughter and the three youngest girls either daughters or granddaughters. 4. David2 RICKABAUGH (John1), born 21 Mar 1819 in Ohio. He married in 1843 in Greene Co., IN Elizabeth CHILDERS, buried in Mackey Cemetery, Bartlet, IA. Notes for David RICKABAUGH There is a FamilySearch.org record of the following family for a David & Elizabeth Rickabaugh: Mary Rickabaugh 24 Jan 1829 Ohio Jacob Rickabaugh 1835 Ohio Fanny Rickabaugh 1837 Ohio Sarah Rickabaugh 1839 Ohio Susannah Rickabaugh 1841 Ohio These children do not belong to this David...but do they belong to this line? Children of David RICKABAUGH and Elizabeth CHILDERS were as follows: 14 i Tabitha3 RICKABAUGH, born 1844 in Lexington, Lafayette, MO; died 1909; buried in Hulett, WY. She married Abel McCloud BENSON. 15 ii Ira David3 RICKABAUGH, born 1 Dec 1846 in Louisa Co., IA; died 28 Jul 1924 in Bartlet, IA; buried 30 Jul 1924 in Thurman Cemetery. He married on 21 Mar 1869 in Iowa Mary Ellen PADGITT, daughter of Solomon PADGITT and Sarah BIVENS. Lost a leg during the Civil War. (BC) 16 iii Charles3 RICKABAUGH, born 1860 in Marshall, Saline, MO; died 26 Jul 1915 in Bartlet, IA; buried in Thurman Cemetery. He married on 23 May 1882 in Sidney, Fremont, IA Iola BESAR. 5. Saluda2 RICKABAUGH (John1), born 10 Mar 1821 in Ohio; died 6 Jan 1908 in Ferguson, Marshall, IA. She married on 27 Jun 1841 in Owen County, IN Elias HILSABECK, born 23 Feb 1815 in Stokes, NC, son of John HILSABECK and Anna Catherine FULK. Sources for Saluda RICKABAUGH JRFH - John Rickabaugh Family History. "From this marriage, 15 children were born." Children of Saluda RICKABAUGH and Elias HILSABECK were as follows: + 17 i John H.3 HILSABECK. He married unknown. 18 ii Emma3 HILSABECK. She married (---) WILLIAMS. 19 iii Matilda C.3 HILSABECK. She married J.F. FORTNER. 20 iv Susanna Elizabeth3 HILSABECK. She married James FINDERS. 21 v Martha3 HILSABECK, born 31 Oct 1843 in Owen County, IN. She married on 26 Sep 1863 Nathaniel SPEACE. 22 vi Mary Elizabeth3 HILSABECK, born 31 Oct 1843 in Owen County, IN. She married (---) TURNER. + 23 vii Martin E.3 HILSABECK, born 21 Aug 1845 in Owen County, IN. He married Mary Isabelle FISCUS. 24 viii Rebecca3 HILSABECK, born 1856 in Marshall County, IA. 25 ix Sarah Isabelle3 HILSABECK, born 21 Jun 1860 in Marshall County, IA. She married (---) MANNING. 26 x Lydia T.3 HILSABECK, born 2 Jun 1864 in Marshall County, IA. She married A. HOVEN. 10. Lewis2 RICKABAUGH (John1), born 5 Dec 1830 of Gallia Co., OH. He married unknown. Children of Lewis RICKABAUGH were as follows: 27 i ps. Theodore Earl3 RICKABAUGH. Connie Cole's grandfather was Theodore Earl...through the line of Lewis...but she has not elaborated on the exact line. 11. Seth2 RICKABAUGH (John1), born 29 Dec 1832 in Green Co., IN; died 10 Feb 1908 in Kelseyville, Lake, CA; buried 11 Feb 1908 in Kelseyville, Lake, CA. He married on 24 Nov 1864 in California Marianna Amanda COX, born 24 Mar 1848 in Wayne Co., IA; died 1 Mar 1927 in Richmond, Contra Costa, CA; buried 3 Mar 1927 in Kelseyville, Lake, CA, daughter of James Laughlin COX and Susanna Gaines PORTERFIELD. Notes for Seth RICKABAUGH Accesssion/Serial # CACAAA 017865, BLM #CACAAA 017865, 30 Dec 1876 under the authority of the Homestead Entry 20 May 1862 purchased 199.98 acres viz: Aliquot Parts Sec/Blk Twnshp Range Fract. Sect. Meridian State Counties W1/2SW 35/ 14-N 9-W No Mt. Diablo CA Lake SWNW 35/ 14-N 9-W No Mt. Diablo CA Lake 4 35/ 14-N 9-W No Mt. Diablo CA Lake USC1900 Kelseyville, Lake, CA Seth Rickabaugh WM Dec 1832 67 M35 IN VA OH farmer Marianna A. WF Mar 1848 52 M35 10/10 IA VA TN Reuben Feb 1882 18 CA IN IA farm laborer Madge Jun 1884 15 CA IN IA school John Jun 1886 13 CA IN IA school Ruth Jul 1888 11 CA IN IA school Hester Jul 1890 9 CA IN IA school Wilda Wait gdau Jun 1895 4 CA CA CA Seth C. gson Dec 1897 2 CA CA CA Joe K. gson Jan 1899 1 CA CA CA Children of Seth RICKABAUGH and Marianna Amanda COX were as follows: + 28 i William Douglas3 RICKABAUGH, born 17 Jan 1866 in Kelseyville, Lake, CA; died 4 Sep 1953 in Kelseyville, Lake, CA. He married Alice Marie YATES. 29 ii Louis Elvin3 RICKABAUGH, born 11 Apr 1868 in Lake Co., CA; died 12 Apr 1941 in Kelseyville, Lake, CA. + 30 iii Susanna Belle3 RICKABAUGH, born 8 Nov 1870 in Kelseyville, Lake, CA; christened 19 Mar 1899 in Kelseyville, Lake, CA; died 21 Mar 1899 in Kelseyville, Lake, CA; buried 23 Mar 1899 in Kelseyville, Lake, CA. She married George Waters WAITE. 31 iv Emmett3 RICKABAUGH, born 21 Mar 1873 in Kelseyville, Lake, CA; died 2 Nov 1919 in Blythe, Riverside, CA. He married on 15 Sep 1895 in Kelseyville, Lake, CA Gertrude A. GROSS, born May 1873 in California. Accession/Serial # CACAAA 020654, BLM Serial # CACAAA 020654, document #8284, 27 Jan 1904, under the authority of the Homestead Entry Act 20 May 1862 purchased 160 acres in Lake and Mendocino counties viz: Aliquot Parts Sec/Blk Twnshp Range Fract. Sect. Meridian State Counties SESW 22/ 14-N 11-W No Mt. Diablo CA Lake N1/2NW 27/ 14-N 11-W No Mt. Diablo CA Mendocino NWNE 27/ 14-N 11-W No Mt. Diablo CA Lake 32 v Lovell3 RICKABAUGH, born Mar 1875 in Lake Co., CA; died 1 Aug 1930 in San Francisco, San Fransisco, CA; buried in Cypress Lawn Cemetery, San Francisco, CA. He married Grace Marie NOWLIN. 33 vi Charles3 RICKABAUGH, born 30 Dec 1877 in Kelseyville, Lake, CA; died 14 Apr 1939 in Seattle, WA. He married on 15 Jan 1908 in Hanford, California Esther W. DUNHAM. 34 vii Reuben3 RICKABAUGH, born 16 Feb 1882 in Kelseyville, Lake, CA; died 3 Nov 1933 in Kelseyville, Lake, CA. He married on 1 Feb 1914 in Lakeport, Lake, CA Emma Priscilla HARPER. 35 viii Marjorie Dean3 RICKABAUGH ("Madge"), born 20 Jun 1885 in Kelseyville, Lake, CA; died 22 Apr 1962 in Kelseyville, Lake, CA. She married on 23 Jul 1903 in Kelseyville, Lake County, California Lee D. WINDREN. 36 ix Jack3 RICKABAUGH, born 8 Jun 1886 in Lake Co., CA; died 9 Feb 1957 in Fort Bragg, Mendocino, CA; buried in Kelseyville, Lake, CA. He married (1) in Jul 1915 Amy R. MASON, born 25 Feb 1883 in Wisconsin; died 19 Sep 1941 in Los Angeles Co., CA; (2) Thelma (---), died in Ft. Bragg, Mendocino, CA. + 37 x Ruth3 RICKABAUGH, born 5 Jul 1888 in Kelseyville, Lake, CA; died 4 Sep 1971 in Alameda Co., CA. She married Charles H. PULSE. 38 xi Hester3 RICKABAUGH, born 17 Jul 1891 in Kelseyville, Lake, CA; died 22 Sep 1975 in Kelseyville, Lake, CA. She married (1) on 10 Oct 1914 in Sacramento, CA Walter Alvin LASALLE; (2) on 5 Jan 1942 Russell CROSS; (3) in Reno, NV Walter E. RICKERT. Generation 3 17. John H.3 HILSABECK (Saluda2 Rickabaugh, John1). He married unknown. Children of John H. HILSABECK were as follows: 39 i Ada4 HILSABECK. 40 ii Dora4 HILSABECK. 41 iii Jesse4 HILSABECK. 42 iv Burt4 HILSABECK. 43 v Roy4 HILSABECK. 23. Martin E.3 HILSABECK (Saluda2 Rickabaugh, John1), born 21 Aug 1845 in Owen County, IN. He married on 22 Feb 1866 in Owen County, IN Mary Isabelle FISCUS. Children of Martin E. HILSABECK and Mary Isabelle FISCUS were as follows: 44 i Willard4 HILSABECK. 45 ii Sarah4 HILSABECK. 46 iii Frank4 HILSABECK. 47 iv Saluda Elizabeth Betty4 HILSABECK. 48 v Nelson4 HILSABECK. 49 vi Delbert4 HILSABECK. 50 vii Lillie4 HILSABECK. 51 viii Nellie4 HILSABECK. 52 ix Floy4 HILSABECK. 28. William Douglas3 RICKABAUGH (Seth2, John1), born 17 Jan 1866 in Kelseyville, Lake, CA; died 4 Sep 1953 in Kelseyville, Lake, CA. He married on 11 Jan 1894 in California Alice Marie YATES, born 18 Jan 1875 in Lower Lake, Lake, CA; died 15 Jul 1939 in Kelseyville, Lake, CA. Notes for Alice Marie YATESAlice's parents were born in Missouri. Children of William Douglas RICKABAUGH and Alice Marie YATES were as follows: 53 i Crystal Marie4 RICKABAUGH, born 12 Nov 1894 in California; died 18 Aug 1969 in Lakeport, Lake, CA. GL. 54 ii Dorothy Alice4 RICKABAUGH, born 8 Jun 1897 in Kelseyville, Lake, CA; died 25 Dec 1957 in Alameda Co., CA. GL. 55 iii Marjorie Douglas4 RICKABAUGH, born 18 May 1901 in Kelseyville, Lake, CA; died 26 Nov 1983 in Lakeport, Lake, CA. GL. 56 iv Genevieve Gertrude4 RICKABAUGH, born 21 Jul 1905 in Kelseyville, Lake, CA; died 30 Oct 1926 in Sacramento, CA. GL. 57 v William Kenneth4 RICKABAUGH, born 1 Oct 1906 in Kelseyville, Lake, CA; died 6 May 1977 in Lakeport, Lake, CA. GL. 58 vi Dudley Yates4 RICKABAUGH, born 24 Apr 1908 in Kelseyville, Lake, CA; died 9 Jul 1963 in Finley, Lake, CA. GL. 30. Susanna Belle3 RICKABAUGH (Seth2, John1), born 8 Nov 1870 in Kelseyville, Lake, CA;christened 19 Mar 1899 in Kelseyville, Lake, CA; died 21 Mar 1899 in Kelseyville, Lake, CA; buried 23 Mar 1899 in Kelseyville, Lake, CA. She married on 15 Jul 1894 in Big Valley, Lake, CA George Waters WAITE, born 6 Oct 1867 in Laporte, Sierra, CA; died 26 May 1944 in Upper Lake, Lake, CA; buried 28 May 1944 in Kelseyville, Lake, CA, son of Waters Nathan WAITE and Mary John KNOTWELL. Notes for Susanna Belle RICKABAUGHObituary of Susanna Rickabaugh Waite 30 Mar 1899 "Susanna Rickabaugh WAITE died at her father's house near Kelseyville Thursday, March 21, 1899. Beneath the same roof she was born November 8, 1870; and here she had grown up to womanhood. She finished her education at the Lakeport Academy, and then taught for a time in our public schools. She married George Walter [sic] WAITE January 15, 1894, and to them were born three children. For two or three years past she had not been well, but few thought of her case as dangerous till she neared the end of her life. For some time she had entertained hope in Christ, and that hope, tested and tried by the suffering that preceded her death, became a strong anchor to her soul. A foretaste of heaven's joys was given her. She desired to make a public profession of her faith in Christ and was baptized and received into the Presbyterian Church Sunday, March 19th. Forth from the home that had sheltered her for so large a part of her life her remains were borne on the following Thursday. A service was held in the Presbyterian Church in the presence of a great company of people, and from thence they passed to the city of the dead. In the narrow home her body sleeps, awaiting the trumpet call of the resurrection morn. The clouds above were dark and the rain fell; fit emblems of our sorrow; but the sun was shining above the clouds, and the joy and glory of the resurrection morning shall follow the night of death, and we are comforted. H.W.C." (CLP) Notes for George Waters WAITE USC1900 Lake Co., CA Daniel W. Cooke W M Feb 1869 31 S MN NY Canada farmer George W. Waite servant Oct 1867 32 W CA VT MN farm laborer Alice Booker servant Apr 1866 34 W 1/1CA IN TX servant George A. Booker servant Jan 1890 10 CA AR CA at school Accession/Serial #CACAAA 018113, BLM Serial #CACAAA018113, document #18610, 8 Oct 1892, under authority Cash Sale entry 24 Apr 1820, 80 acres viz: Aliquot Parts Sec/Blk Twnshp Range Fract. Sect. Meridian State County NENE 20/ 18-N 9-W No Mt. Diablo CA Lake NWNW 21/ 19-N 9-W No Mt. Diablo CA Lake Children of Susanna Belle RICKABAUGH and George Waters WAITE were as follows: 59 i Wilda4 WAITE, born 4 Jun 1895 in Kelseyville, Lake, CA; died 18 Jun 1966 in Lakeport, Lake, CA. 60 ii Seth Carrol4 WAITE, born 23 Dec 1896 in Kelseyville, Lake, CA; christened 31 Aug 1903 in Hullville, Lake, CA; died 21 Feb 1976 in Lakeport, Lake, CA; buried 24 Feb 1976 in Kelseyville, Lake, CA. 61 iii Joseph Knotwell4 WAITE, born 23 Jan 1899 in Kelseyville, Lake, CA; died 13 Nov 1945 in Lakeport, Lake, CA. 37. Ruth3 RICKABAUGH (Seth2, John1), born 5 Jul 1888 in Kelseyville, Lake, CA; died 4 Sep 1971 in Alameda Co., CA. She married on 10 Oct 1914 in Sacramento, CA Charles H. PULSE, born 1 Jan 1882 in Ohio; died 4 May 1947 in Lake Co., CA. Notes for Charles H. PULSE Believe these dates belong to "our" Charles Pulse. This is not proven. CADI - California Death Records 1940-1997. http://userdb.rootsweb.com/ca/death. May be the Charles H. Pulse b. 1 Jan 1882 at Ohio and died at Mendocino Co., CA 4 May 1947. Children of Ruth RICKABAUGH and Charles H. PULSE were as follows: 62 i Charles Homer4 PULSE, born 18 Aug 1920 in California; died 5 Jan 1988 in Lake Co., CA.

There is the book "Genealogical Abstracts from 18th Century Virginia Newspapers" by Robert K. Headley, Jr. published by the Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc. Baltimore Md. 1987. His introduction, in part: The data abstracted herein have been collected from over 7,100 issues of eighty-one 18th centry Virginia newpapers. This has involved the scanning of original papers or microfilms of them in all of the major repositories of 18th century Virginia newpapers....... In the Acknowledgments he mentions the help of the Libray of Congress, the Virginia State Library, the Virginia Historical Society, the Prince George's County (Maryland) Library System, University of Maryland, Fredericksburg Virginia Public Library, College of William and Mary (Swem Library) , Houghton Library, Harvard University, American Antiquarian Society. My copy was purchased in 1992 and I'm sorry, I don't remember the price. Sarah Withers Keesee

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