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Author: DebBWake Surnames: Carpenter, Billhimer, Henton, Bowers, Depoy, Neff, Miller, Leedy, Hale, Strickler, Koontz, Flook, Chapman, Keezel, Gray, Huston, Sheets, Armentrout, Byrd, Chrisman, Long, Fuller, O'Roark, Keezle, Dishler, Pickering, Kiblinger, Donaldson, Taylor, Whitmore, Stevens, Black, Allen, Harrison, Keysayer, Pence, Bright, Pates, Boyers, Rankin, Bartram, Furry, Hart, Garver, Smith, Wood, Carrier Classification: will Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.northam.usa.states.virginia.counties.rockingham/3285/mb.ashx Message Board Post: Rockingham County, Wills and Administrations, 1841-1843, microfilm reel 670, Library of Virginia, Richmond, VA Transcribed from a microfilmed, burned record; some portions missing frame #458 ___________Appraisment of the Property of John Carpenter Deceased February ___ [ca 1842] ______rse $75, 1 Gary Mare $20, 1Red Steer $35.........................................................130.00 ___ Horse 60, 1Sorrel Colt $45, 1 Black Steer $20.........................................................125.00 __head Stock Cattle $85, 1 Black Cow & Calf $20.........................................................105.00 _ Whelle Back Cow $13, 1 Small Cow 8 ........................................................................21.00 _ Wind Mill $10, 15 Steel Tubs@75cts $11.25 ...............................................................21.25 1 Lot Rakes etc 75 cts 1 Lot Dung Hooks etc $1 .............................................................1.75 1 Crow Bar $150 5 Haller Chairs etc $2 ..........................................................................3.50 1 Lot old Irons etc 75 cts 2 Hamper Baskets etc 75 cts ....................................................1.50 1 Half Bushel & Peck 50 cts 2 old Tubs 50 cts 1 Sifter etc 12 1/2 cts ..............................1.12 1/2 1Tar Can 12 1/2 cts 1 Cutting Box $3 8 Bushels Chops $4 .............................................7.12 1/2 6 Cow Chains $240 8 Tons Hay @ $7........................................................................... 58.40 1 Lot Cow Fodder 50 cts 1 Pair Long Ladders 50 cts......................................................... 1.00 1 Pair Long Ladders 50 cts 3 Pair Stretchers $5............................................................... 5.50 1 Plantation Waggon $12 1 Road Waggon $35................................................................ 47.00 1 Wood Work Body of Waggon $10 165 lb Iron @5ct $8.25............................................... 18.25 1 Flax Break $1 1 Lot unbroke Flax $3............................................................................ 4.00 1 Lot old Gear $12. 1 Waggon Saddle $2.50................................................................... 14.50 1 Lot old Chains 75 cts 1 Lot Marble Stones $1................................................................ 1.75 1 Lot old Plank 50 cts 1 Mill Spindle etc $1.50................................................................. 2.00 1 Bar shear Plough $3 1 Hay Rake $4............................................................................. 7.00 136 Bushels oats @25cts 136 Bushels Wheat @$1=$......................................................170.00 86 1/2 Bushels Rye @50 cts 73 1/2 Bushels Corn @45=$............................................. 76.32 1/2 9 1/2 Bushels Flaxseed @62 1/2 $ 25 1/2 Bushels Bush Wheat @40 cts $....................... 16.13 1/2 1 Lot old Breaks 12 1/2 cts 1 Lot old Ploughs etc $1.................................................... 1.12 1/2 153 lb Broke Flax @5 cts 1 Lot old Scythes etc 50 cts..................................................... 8.15 4 Mowing Scythes $1 1 Grind stone etc $1.50................................................................ 2.50 1 Cupboard etc $1 1 Lot old Iron etc $1........................................................................ 2.00 1 Table etc 12 1/2 cts 1 Tub etc 25 cts 411 lbs Bacon@ 6 cts$................................. 25.03 1/2 1 Scythe & Cradle $3 1 Lot old Axes $2.50..................................................................... 5.50 1 Lot of old Iron $1 4 Iron Wedges etc $1...................................................................... 2.00 1 X Cut Saw etc 25 cts 1 Lot Hoes Spade Shovel etc $3.50.............................................. 3.75 1 Corn Harrow $1 1 Lot Ploughs $2................................................................................ 3.00 1 Double Tree etc $1.50 326 feet Walnut Plank @$1.50=$................................................. 6.39 1 Lot old Shop plunder $2 1 Double Tree etc $2............................................................... 4.00 20 lb Steele @8 cts 1 Lot Augers etc 3 Drawing Knives $1................................................. 5.60 1 Lot old Augers Chisels etc $2..................................................................................... 2.00 1 Sett Black Smiths Tools $35 1 Double Tree etc 12 1.2 cts........................................ 35.12 1/2 1 Apple Mill $10 1 Tub & old Barrels 75 cts.................................................................... 10.75 1 Steel & Wirm[?] $35..5 Tubs & Buckets $4................................................................. 30.00 2 Horse Buckets 75 cts 1 Butter Churn $2...................................................................... 2.75 1 Watering pot etc 25 cts 1 Milk (Lot) Pots etc 75 cts..................................................... 1.00 1 Milk Strainer etc 12 1/2 cts Pump Irons etc 75 cts.................................................... .87 1/2 __91 lbs Broke Hemp @ 4 cts 1 Lot Bee Gums 12 1/2 cts............................................. 7.76 1/2 ___Watering Pot etc $1 2 Ovens etc $1.50............................................................... 2.50 _________Flesh Fork & Skimmer 12 1/2 cts 1 Large Wash Kettle $3.50........................... 3.62 1/2 _________Wash Kettle $2 2 Pot Racks $2.50............................................................. 4.50 ************************************************************************ frame #459 [p. 450] [right margin missing] 1 Crock [?] butter 50 cts 1 Large Copper Kettle $10...... 1 Small Copper Kettle $2.50 1 Poplar Chest 25 cts.................................................................. 1 Large Iron Pot etc 75 cts 1 Table 12 1/2 cts....................................................................... 50 lbs Lard @6cts 12 Bushels Barley @50 cts......................................................................... 1 Bushel Clover Seed@ $5 1 Lot old Tools 3$......................................................................... 1 Lot old Barrel etc 12 1/2 cts 7 Balls $1 1 Lot old Gears 25 cts................................................ 1 Lot old Nails 50 cts 1 Barrel & Timothy Seed $1.................................................................... 1 Barrel & Millet Seed 25 cts 1 Lot old Barrels etc 75............................................................... 2 Bushels Salt @ 75 cts 30 Seskels [?] 50 cts 1 Lot Leather $14............................................... 1 Flax Wheel 12 1/2 cts 1 Wool Wheel 50 cts.......................................................................... 1 Bead Bedstead & Furniture $7 1 Bed Bedstead etc $14........................................................... 1 Do Do Do $9 1 Wool Wheel $1.50 1/2 Sausage Machine $2 59 lbs Wool @ 35 cts $...................... 1 Pine Chest 12 1/2 ctx 1 2 1/2 Gallon Jug 50 cts.................................................................... 1 Small Table 75 cts 5 Split Bottom Chairs $5........................................................................ 6 Windsor Chairs $3 6 Windsor Chairs $2.50........................................................................... 1 Walnut Table 50 cts 1 Candle Stand 50 cts.......................................................................... 1 Rifle Gun & Pouch $14 1 Shot Gun $2................................................................................ 1 Pair Sh[ov]el & Tongs 50 cts 1 Kitchen Dresser etc $8.......................................................... 1 Lot Knives & Forks etc 50 cts Weights & Brushes etc $1......................................................... 1 Pair And Irons $1 1 Pair Brass Top And Irons $1.................................................................... 1 Large Stone Jug 75 cts 1 Japan Waiter 25 cts...................................................................... 1 Lot Bottles etc $1.50 1 Lot Wheat Brand 50 cts.................................................................... 1 Tennant & 2 Hand Saws $2 1 Half Bushel 12 1/2 cts............................................................. 1 Mans Saddle $15 1 Side Saddle $2..................................................................................... 1 Warping Bars & Spools $1 1 Barrel etc 25 cts Malt 75 cts....................................................... 1 Rocking Cradle & Sifters 75 cts 1 Barrel etc 25 cts................................................................ 12 lbs Sole Leather @ 25 cts=$3 1 Shoe Makers Bench etc 25 cts............................................. 1 Shoe Makers Bench & Tools $1 1 Side Saddle etc $2.50........................................................ 1 Pair Saddle Bags $1.50 7 Riding Bridle etc 37 1/2 cts............................................................ 1 Small Chest & Chair 75 cts 3 pair Steelyards $3................................................................... 2 Flax Wheels & Jack Reel $4 1 Lot Baskets $1....................................................................... 2 Baskets & Lot Books 75 cts 2 Pair Wool Cards etc 50 cts....................................................... 3 Setts Harness & Stays $3 3 Bushels Dryed Fruit $3.............................................................. 2 Canisters etc 50 cts 1 Bed Bedstead & Furniture $7............................................................ 10 lbs Hatchet Hemp @25 cts $ 12 lbs Flax Thread @50 cts=$.................................................. 8 lbs Hemp Thread @25 cts=$ 1 Book Cupboard 50 cts............................................................ 1 Large Walnut Chest $6 12 yards Cotten Shirting @10 cts per $1.20....................................... 16 lbs Hatchet Flax @16 cts 1 Bureau $4............................................................................. 17 lbs Hemp Toe @ 6 cts 1 Looking Glass etc 75 cts............................................................... 1 Basket Dryed Fruit $1..................................................................................................... 4 Sheets & 2 Blankets $5 1 Arm Chair $1.............................................................................. 12 Yards Jeans @87 1/2 cts 2 Pewter Basins $1.50................................................................ 1 Bed Bedding & Carpeting $8 2 Baskets $1........................................................................... 1 Do Do Do $5 1 Barrel & Vinegar $2.50................................................................................ 1 Pair Hatchets & 1 pair Smoothing Irons $4........................................................................ 15 lbs Soap @6 cts 1 Tuns [?] & Vinegar $4.50...................................................................... *************************************************************************** frame #460 ________[B?]randy 256 1/4 cts=$ 1 Keg & Vinegar $1.50................................ 24.00 _________Barrel & Vinegar $6 4 Double Barrels $4.......................................................... 10.00 __[B?]randy Barrels $2.50 1 Barrel & Tar 50 cts.............................................................. 3.00 __ask Spruc[?] $5 1 old Cupboard etc 50 cts................................................................. 5.50 _ Woodden Funnel & Keg etc $1 Firkins & Lura $4............................................................ 5.00 1 Large Gum etc 25 cts 80 Bushels Irish Potatoes @25 cts $............................................ 20.25 1 Box old Lumber 25 cts 1 Lot old Jugs etc $1................................................................. 1.25 1 Corner Cupboard $6 1 Cupboard Furniture $2.50............................................................ 8.50 2 Tin Pans etc $1.25 1 Walnut Fall Leaf Table $2.50......................................................... 3.75 1 Fall Leaf Breakfast Table $1.50 1 Oval Bureau $8........................................................... 9.50 1 Looking Glass 2 Decanters etc 75 cts............................................................................ .75 5 Table Cloths & 2 Sheets $7 1 Table & Contents $2........................................................ 9.00 1 Copper Gallon etc $2 1 Walnut Desk $12.................................................................... 14.00 1 Lot Books etc $3 4 Split Bottom Chairs $1.................................................................... 4.00 1 =8 day Clock & Case $30 1 Large Pine Chest $2........................................................... 32.00 1 Razor Case & Razors Box Shop Gimblets etc $1.50.......................................................... 1.50 1 Large Walnut Chest $3 1 Lot Coffee Pots etc $2............................................................ 5.00 1 Slate & Twilled Cotton 87 1/2 cts 1 Chest & Tray $1.50............................................. 2.37 1/2 1 Bed & Bedstead & Furniture $6 1 Dresser etc 75 cts...................................................... 6.75 1 Lot Blank at Saw Mill $5 8 Flour Barrels $2.50............................................................... 7.50 1 Pot Oven Tea Kettle & Milk pots etc $5....................................................................... 5.00 1 Half Bushel Bedstead etc 12 1/2 cts 14 Sack Bags $4............................................... 4.12 1/2 2 Planes Haller etc $1 1 Frying pan Skillet etc $1.25......................................................... 2.25 2 Pots 2 Ovens etc $6 15 Acres Grown in Rye $35.......................................................... 41.00 Cash Found on hand.................................................................................................175.12 1 Note on Joseph BILLHIMER Jr due April 1st 1840 for......................................................100.00 1 Note on Joseph BILLHIMER Jr due April 1st 1841 for......................................................168.00 The above note of $100 Subject to a Credit of $100 April 3 1841.............................................. 1 Note on Evan HENTON due September 13th 1842 for..................................................... 25.00 1 Note on Noah BOWERS due May 22nd 1837 for ............................................................ 68.14 1 Note on the Same due March 20th 1838 for................................................................123.00 1 Note on the Same due July 22nd 1837 for................................................................... 67.20 1 Note on the Same due January 1st 1838 for................................................................ 51.52 1 Note on James DEPOY due April 20th 1827 for.............................................................. 65.00 1 Note on Peter NEFF due October 16th 1842 for ...........................................................100.00 1 Note on Solomon MILLER due October 5 1841 for.......................................................... 25.00 1 Note on Charles DEPOY due November 1st 1841 for......................................................100.00 1 Note on Daniel LEEDY due April 24th 1840 for............................................................... 40.00 1 Note on the Same due July 19th 1839 for...................................................................200.00 1 Note on Jacob HALE due April 1st 1840 for.................................................................. 60.00 1 Note on Jacob MILLER due January 27th 1840 for......................................................... 59.72 The above note subject to the following credits One January 16th 1841 for $18.12 1/2............. another Credit for $16.28 September 9th 1841...................................................................... 1 Note on Joseph STRICKLER Sen'r due June 1st 1841 for.................................................100.00 _Note on John KOONTZ Jr due January 1st 1836 for......................................................... 46.16 ____te on Daniel FLOOK due March 21st 1839 for...........................................................212.00 ________Thomas CHAPMAN due March 18th 1841 for...................................................... 23.00 [there may be another entry below this] ************************************************************************* frame #461 [p. 452] [Most of right-hand margin missing].................................................... Interest paid on the above February 18th 1841...................................................................... 1 Note on the same due February 25th 1841 for..................................................................... 1 Note on George KEEZEL due December 4th 1829 for............................................................ The above Note subject to the following Credits December 20th.............................................. 1830 $23 July 12th 1836 Another Credit for $70...................................................................... 1 Note of Robert GRAY due November 11th 1840 for .............................................................. 1 Note on Archibald HUSTON due February 1st 1842 for.......................................................... 1 Note on Samuel SHEETS Jr due September 10th 1839 for...................................................... 1 Note on Philip ARMENTROUT due July 20th 1841 for.............................................................. 1 Note on John H. SHEETS due January 13th 1840 for......................................................12___ The above subject to a credit for one years Interest $7.41...................................................... 1 Note on Abraham BYRD due March 15th 1841 for.........................................................12___ 1 Note on John CHRISMAN due August 23rd 1839 for .....................................................15___ The above subject to the following credits One 23 August 1839 for $30 One................................ October 2nd 1840 for $30 An other Credit May 12th 1841 for $25............................................. 1 Note on Conrad LONG due December 16th 1841 for....................................................... 6___ 1 Note on the Same f [sic] due June 17th 1841 for.......................................................... 9___ 1 Note on the Same due October 17th 1841 for.............................................................. 5___ 1 Note on Sylvester K. FULLER due May 30th 1839 for...................................................... 6___ The above subject to a Credit for $17.6 1/4 November 23rd 1839............................................. 1 Note on Michael O'ROARK due January 25th 1833 for ...................................................11___ 1 Note on the Same due December 7th 1834 for............................................................. 9___ The above subject to the following Credits one December 27th 1834....................................... for $40 An other Credit for $20 October 16th 1835................................................................. 1 Note on Enos KEEZLE due July 7th 1840 for..................................................................9___ 1 Note on Enos KEEZLE due September 1st 1840 for.........................................................1___ 1 Note on Simeon DISHLER due December 1st 1839 for............................................................ The above subject to a Credit for $6.37 1/2........................................................................... 1 Note on Daniel PICKERING due April 27th 1840 for..........................................................1___ 1 Note on Jacob KIBLINGER due August 23rd 1836 for .......................................................1___ The above subject to the following Credit One December 18th 1837.......................................... for $6 Another credit February 18th 1939 for $6.................................................................... 1 Note on John W. DONALDSON due March 15th 1840 for.................................................,...... 1 Note on William TAYLOR due June 1st 1841 for..................................................................... 1 Note on Henry WHITMORE due May 1st 1838 for.................................................................. 1 Note on John STEVENS due November 21st 1836 for.............................................................. The note on John STEVENS subject to a Credit August 10th 1839 for.......................................... Interest paid to November 21st 1838................................................................................... 1 Note on Charles BLACK due March 21st 1841 for.................................................................. 1 Note on Richard PICKERING due October 10th 1835 for....................................................... Subject to credit for Interest January 30th 1837 for $5........................................................... 1 Note on Adam ALLEN due August 3rd 1841 for..................................................................... 1 Note on Henry KEEZLE due February 4th 1840 for................................................................. The above subject to one years Interest paid....................................................................... 1 Note on Joseph BILLHIMER Jr due April 1st 1840 for.............................................................. 1 Note on John HARRISON due August 3rd 1841 for.................................................................. 1 Note on Nelson KEYSAYER due March 18th 1841 for............................................................ [there may be another entry below this] *********************************************************************** frame #462 ......................................................................................................... ____________cob PENCE due January 1st 1841 for......................................................_____ ____________cob F. BRIGHT due September 10th 1820 for.............................................. 66.00 ___________[A]ugustus PATES due October 22nd 1827 for.............................................. 23.78 ____________William KEEZLE due April 24th 1826 for......................................................415.77 __________on John BOYERS due March 7th 1834 for....................................................... 60.00 ____above subject to a credit September 15th 1834 for $15.................................................... _ Note on Samuel RANKIN due October 9th 1826 for........................................................ 50.00 The above subject to a credit November 8 1827 for $34........................................................... 1 Note on William KEEZEL due January 20th 1827 for....................................................... 26.50 1 Note on Juseus? BARTRAM due October 6th 1818 for.................................................... 19.97 the above subject to a credit November 15th 1820 for $12...................................................... 1 Note on Abram FURRY due January 16th 1832 for........................................................ 30.00 the above subject to a credit November 20th 1837 for $18...................................................... 1 Note on Philip HART due March 5 1831 for.................................................................. 53.72 22 Barrels Flour lent Richard PICKERING September 22nd 1841 also 180 lbs flour..................102.60 25 Bushels Wheat lent James PICKERING September 22nd 1841........................................ 25.00 8 Bushels Wheat lent David GARVER May 18th 1836......................................................... 8.00 5 Bushels Wheat lent (by order) John SHEETS Jr November 14th 1839................................. 5.00 55 Bushels Wheat lent Daniel FLOOK September 22nd 1841.............................................. 55.00 196 lbs Flour lent Jacob LONG July 23rd 1841.................................................................. 4.50 5 Bushels Wheat lent Joel SMITH July 1841..................................................................... 5.00 Philip ARMENTROUT To Wheat Corn and Flour................................................................. 12.50 3 Bushels Wheat & 3 Bushels Rye lent Gabriel WOOD......................................................... 4.50 3 Bushels Wheat lent Henry CARRIER June 21st 1837........................................................ 3.00 1 Two plate Stove & Pipe $10..................................................................................... 10.00 1 Tilt[?] Harrow Teeth.......$1.25 cts............................................................................. 1.25 1 Tract of Land Known as the Alfred Land appraised by the...................................................... Acre at $10.50 per Acre .................................................................................................... ************************************************************************ We the under Signed appraisers appointed by the County Court of Rockingham to appraise the Estate of John Carpenter Deceased and make report to the Court hath after being first Sworn proceeded to examine the property as shewn to us by Executor and appraise the same and make this our report to court................................................................................................... George Keezel................................................................................................................... Peter Koontz................................................................................................................... Charles Nicholas................................................................................................................... ................................................................................................................... Rockingham County April Court 1843 This Appraisment Bill of the Estate of John Carpenter Deceased was presented in Court and Examined & ordered to be Recorded. Atteste H.J. Gambill C.R.C. Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: DebBWake Surnames: Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.northam.usa.states.virginia.counties.rockingham/3284/mb.ashx Message Board Post: Pippenger, Wesley E., compiler. Index to Virginia Estates 1800-1865. Vol. 6 Counties of Augusta and Rockingham, City of Staunton. Richmond: Virginia Genealogical Society, 2005. In the preface, page v., the compiler writes: Rockingham County reserachers take note! In the process of compiling this index volume, we made an exciting discovery. For many years a story has circulated, partly true, partly false, that the early will books of Rockingham County had been burned and thus did not survive. As had been done previously in this series to compile extant Rockingham County minute books (as an alternate record source) for references to any estate-related activity, i.e. presentation of a will, inventory, sale or account, or an order for the bond of an administrtor or executor, and other similar items. In the process of ensuring that the most valuable original reocrds had been included for Rockingham County, the compiler discovered original pages, both bound and unbound, from six partial or complete 19th century Rockingham County will books stored at the Library of Virginia. Although two of the books are virtually complete, several of the partial will books have burned edges and have no visible page numbers. Because of the extensive damage to the perimeter of many of the loose pages, the Library arranged for conservation work on the pages before turning them over to archivists. The archivists have begun arranging the pages in logical sequence for microfilming--a process that has proved to be more detailed than first expected. Consequently, the Virginia Genealogical Society's Board of Governors has decided not to delay further publication of this volume and to present primarily the data collected from Rockingham County minute books. The new will book data will be ! published in its entirety when the items become available for review by the public. More details on the provenance of the newly re-discovered items will be included in a future volume of this index. Here are the Library of Virginia microfilm reels foretold by Pippenger: Note: The following nine reels are original will books which were burned during the Civil War, thus making them very brittle and difficult to film. 667 ILL Wills and Administrations, Sept. 1803 - Nov. 1806 (includes Loose Wills, Appraisements, Settlements of Estates, Estate Sales, etc.) 668 ILL Wills and Administrations, Sept. 1810 - April 1814 (includes Loose Wills, Appraisements, Settlements of Estates, Estate Sales, etc.) 669 ILL Wills and Administrations, Feb. 1821 - April 1824 (Parts I & II) (includes Loose Wills, Appraisements, Settlements of Estates, Estate Sales, etc.) 670 ILL Wills and Administrations, Jan. 1841 - July 1843 (includes Loose Wills, Appraisements, Settlements of Estates, Estate Sales, etc.) 671 ILL Wills and Administrations, Feb. 1848 - April 1850 (Parts I & II) (includes Loose Wills, Appraisements, Settlements of Estate, Estate Sales, etc.) 672 ILL Wills and Administrations, May 1850 - Oct. 1852 (includes Loose Wills, Appraisements, Settlements of Estate, Estate Sales, etc.) 673 ILL Wills and Administrations, June 1854 - Oct. 1855 (Parts I-III) (includes Loose Wills, Appraisements, Settlements of Estate, Estate Sales, etc.) 674 ILL Wills and Administrations, July 1859 - Aug. 1860 (Parts I-III) (includes Loose Wills, Appraisements, Settlements of Estate, Estate Sales, etc.) 675 ILL Wills and Administrations, Nov. 1860 - March, July 1862 (Parts I & II) (includes Loose Wills, Appraisements, Settlements of Estate, Estate Sales, etc.) Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: DebBWake Surnames: Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.northam.usa.states.virginia.counties.rockingham/689.1/mb.ashx Message Board Post: source for the above will is WB 1:156 Rockingham County Courthouse, Harrisonburg, VA Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.

Carol:   Try expanding you search also to Augusta County as Rockingham County wasn't split off legally from Augusta until 1778.   Tim Charlottesville, Virginia --- On Tue, 2/10/09, Carol Kinney <ckinney@u.washington.edu> wrote: From: Carol Kinney <ckinney@u.washington.edu> Subject: [VAROCKIN] Jameson To: VAROCKin-L@rootsweb.com Date: Tuesday, February 10, 2009, 4:38 PM I'm looking for information on James Jamesson b. abt.1752 in Rockingham County. He married Martha or Mattie Crow, daughter of John Crow , possible founder of Danville Kentucky. Martha was born. about 1756. Martha and James were married 18 Aug. 1777 in Rockingham, Virginia. I have been looking for a record of the children of this couple but haven't found anything. Also would like to have any information on any Jameson/Jamison family of Rockingham Co. Would appreciate any information. Thanks, Carol Kinney ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to VAROCKIN-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

I'm looking for information on James Jamesson b. abt.1752 in Rockingham County. He married Martha or Mattie Crow, daughter of John Crow , possible founder of Danville Kentucky. Martha was born. about 1756. Martha and James were married 18 Aug. 1777 in Rockingham, Virginia. I have been looking for a record of the children of this couple but haven't found anything. Also would like to have any information on any Jameson/Jamison family of Rockingham Co. Would appreciate any information. Thanks, Carol Kinney

In a message dated 2/10/2009 3:29:34 A.M. Eastern Standard Time, varockin-request@rootsweb.com writes: The Coakleys settled northwest of Dayton in the area that was called Coakleytown at one time. It appears on older Rockingham County maps, including Lake's 1885 Atlas. Austin Vigar Coakley married Sarah Elizabeth Kniceley in 1871. This area was later known as Kniceley town after the Kniceleys moved there and married so many of the Coakley women is the tale told in our Kniceley family. To the person who is researching Coakleys: you might want to check the following site for obituaries of some Coakleys: It is called MennoBits _http://www.mcusa-archives.org/MennObits/index2.html_ (http://www.mcusa-archives.org/MennObits/index2.html) Bonnie Miller **************Nothing says I love you like flowers! Find a florist near you now. (http://yellowpages.aol.com/search?query=florist&ncid=emlcntusyelp00000001)

Bonnie, thanks for posting this web site. I was unaware of it, and have already found several obits. WAHHOOOOO, as they say! LOL Carol ________________________________ From: "Bvmiller@aol.com" <Bvmiller@aol.com> To: varockin@rootsweb.com Sent: Tuesday, February 10, 2009 10:08:27 AM Subject: Re: [VAROCKIN] VAROCKIN Digest, Vol 4, Issue 19 In a message dated 2/10/2009 3:29:34 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,  varockin-request@rootsweb.com writes: The  Coakleys settled northwest of Dayton in the area that was called  Coakleytown at one time.  It appears on older Rockingham County  maps,  including Lake's 1885 Atlas.  Austin Vigar Coakley  married Sarah  Elizabeth Kniceley in  1871. This area was later known as Kniceley town after the Kniceleys moved there  and married so many of the Coakley women is the tale told in our Kniceley  family. To the person who is researching Coakleys: you might want to check the  following site for obituaries of some Coakleys:  It is called MennoBits _http://www.mcusa-archives.org/MennObits/index2.html_ (http://www.mcusa-archives.org/MennObits/index2.html) Bonnie Miller

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: MarthaThevenin11 Surnames: EVANS, HOOVER Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.northam.usa.states.virginia.counties.rockingham/3283/mb.ashx Message Board Post: My EVANS ancestors, John, Catherine (HOOVER), Jacob, John B., and Reuben were in Rockingham County per the 1850 Census. (Not sure where in the County) Then, in the 1860 Census, this same family and additional children were in District 1; can someone tell me where that was? And finally, the last child born (9 Oct 1863)to John and Catherine was Ann(a) and she was supposedly born in the North Mountain, Ashby District; just what is meant by North Mountain? This family left Rockingham County around 1863 (family legend has it that they fled to Ohio on foot to avoid the war and inscrption into the Confederate Army). I can track them here in Ohio and I can trace Catherine (Hoover)'s family but am at a brick wall with my John EVANS. Any help or guidance would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Marti London, OH Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.

I have Dianah Reedy married to Benjamin Bryan: Source: Rockingham County Marriage Records, Bond Book 1851-1858, page 11-12: Court House, Harrisonburg, VA. Joshua Reedy (first cousin to Dianah) and Benjamin Bryan were bondsmen - oath said Dianah Reedy was daughter of William Reedy, deceased. It also shows a statement giving permission for Benjamin to marry "my daughter" Dianah - by Nancy Reedy. ~Sue Reedy Propst Life is not how you survive the storm, but how you dance in the rain. -----Original Message----- From: Jerry Bryan <c24m48@hotmail.com> To: varockin@rootsweb.com Sent: Mon, 9 Feb 2009 1:18 pm Subject: Re: [VAROCKIN] Reedy Family (was Long Burial) > And yes, Isaac Barton was married three times. > 2nd marriage to Margaret Reedy > Bureau of Vital Statistics; Marriages; Rockingham Co., VA; 1853-1915; > microfilm reel 44; Library of Virginia, Richmond, VA > 1879-1-N; June 22; Rockingham Co; Isaac Barton; Margaret Reedy; 49-1-28; > 42; widowed; divorced; Shenandoah Co; Rockingham Co; Rockingham Co; > Rockingham Co; Isaac & Maria?; Jacob & Rachel; farmer; Jacob Spitzer I'm not a Barton researcher. What caught my eye in this E-mail was the reference to Margaret Reedy. My ggggg grandfather Peter Bryan moved from Rockingham County, Virginia to what is now Sevier County, Tennessee in 1790. One of Peter's grandsons was named Robert Reedy Bryan. I have long suspected that Robert Reedy Bryan had Reedy ancestors, and that therefore perhaps I have Reedy ancestors. By the way, I'm not descended from Robert Reedy Bryan. Rather, my ggg grandfather was Robert's brother Peter H. Bryan whose middle name was probably Hubbard. The elder Peter Bryan was married to Betty Hubbard, which is probably where the grandson Peter H. Bryan's middle name came from. A brother of Robert Reedy Bryan and Peter H. Bryan was named William Enyard Bryan. William's middle name is known to have come from the brothers' maternal grandmother, so Peter Hubbard Bryan from the paternal grandmother makes sense for Peter H. Bryan and it also makes sense that Reedy was an ancestral name. Betty Hubbard's parents are not known, and one possibility for Reedy ancestors is that Betty's mother was a Reedy. Peter was the son of Thomas Bryan Sr. and Elizabeth, so another possibility for Reedy ancestors is that Thomas Bryan Sr.'s wife was Elizabeth Reedy. I have not yet had time to do a proper due diligence of Rockingham and Augusta County records looking for the Reedy family. I've found a few records, but nothing that would tie the Reedy family to the Bryans. I note that I have seen the name spelled as Ready and Redy, and sometimes the name is transcribed as Rudy when the two e's are looped so tightly that they look like u rather than like ee. I was just curious if anybody had researched the Reedy surname in Rockingham and Augusta counties, and if so were there any Bryan family connections? Jerry Bryan ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to VAROCKIN-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

> And yes, Isaac Barton was married three times. > 2nd marriage to Margaret Reedy > Bureau of Vital Statistics; Marriages; Rockingham Co., VA; 1853-1915; > microfilm reel 44; Library of Virginia, Richmond, VA > 1879-1-N; June 22; Rockingham Co; Isaac Barton; Margaret Reedy; 49-1-28; > 42; widowed; divorced; Shenandoah Co; Rockingham Co; Rockingham Co; > Rockingham Co; Isaac & Maria?; Jacob & Rachel; farmer; Jacob Spitzer I'm not a Barton researcher. What caught my eye in this E-mail was the reference to Margaret Reedy. My ggggg grandfather Peter Bryan moved from Rockingham County, Virginia to what is now Sevier County, Tennessee in 1790. One of Peter's grandsons was named Robert Reedy Bryan. I have long suspected that Robert Reedy Bryan had Reedy ancestors, and that therefore perhaps I have Reedy ancestors. By the way, I'm not descended from Robert Reedy Bryan. Rather, my ggg grandfather was Robert's brother Peter H. Bryan whose middle name was probably Hubbard. The elder Peter Bryan was married to Betty Hubbard, which is probably where the grandson Peter H. Bryan's middle name came from. A brother of Robert Reedy Bryan and Peter H. Bryan was named William Enyard Bryan. William's middle name is known to have come from the brothers' maternal grandmother, so Peter Hubbard Bryan from the paternal grandmother makes sense for Peter H. Bryan and it also makes sense that Reedy was an ancestral name. Betty Hubbard's parents are not known, and one possibility for Reedy ancestors is that Betty's mother was a Reedy. Peter was the son of Thomas Bryan Sr. and Elizabeth, so another possibility for Reedy ancestors is that Thomas Bryan Sr.'s wife was Elizabeth Reedy. I have not yet had time to do a proper due diligence of Rockingham and Augusta County records looking for the Reedy family. I've found a few records, but nothing that would tie the Reedy family to the Bryans. I note that I have seen the name spelled as Ready and Redy, and sometimes the name is transcribed as Rudy when the two e's are looped so tightly that they look like u rather than like ee. I was just curious if anybody had researched the Reedy surname in Rockingham and Augusta counties, and if so were there any Bryan family connections? Jerry Bryan

Jennifer, The Coakleys settled northwest of Dayton in the area that was called Coakleytown at one time. It appears on older Rockingham County maps, including Lake's 1885 Atlas. Austin Vigar Coakley married Sarah Elizabeth Kniceley in 1871. They were long time members of Bank Mennonite Church. There is a book about the Coakley Family: THEY CAME TO ROCKINGHAM, by Elisabeth Wilson Hodges, published by Warwick House, Lynchburg, Virginia, in 2004. It is well-researched and the author gives her sources. Please email me privately if you are interested in sharing notes on the Coakleys and Taylors. Mae Cleveland On Feb 8, 2009, at 10:30 AM, gc-gateway@rootsweb.com wrote: > Author: gmrchk > Surnames: Coakley > Classification: queries > Message Board URL: > http://boards.rootsweb.com/ > localities.northam.usa.states.virginia.counties.rockingham/3282/ > mb.ashx > > Message Board Post: > > I'm trying to put together my family tree, but I am stuck. Any > help would be much appriciated. I'm not finding the information I > need on ancestry.com. > My maiden name is Jennifer Lynn Coakley. My father is James Thomas > Coakley, Sr. His parents were Myron Leroy Coakley and Dora Ellen > Crum. > Myron Leroy Coakley was born Dec. 21, 1927 in West Virgina. His > parents were Joe Coakley and Nelcie M. Wiest. Myron has a brother > named Floyd who I believe is still alive but I have no idea how to > contact him. His sister has passed away and her name was Gwinlyn > "Elaine" Coakley. > Their father, Joe Coakley ran off when they were young, but he > resurfaced later so I was able to get a little bit of information > on him, but not enough to connect all the dots. > He was born Joseph A (Austin, I think) Coakley Sept 21, 1899 in > Rockingham County, VA. He died August 1979 in West Virginia. > I believe his parents were Algernon F Coakley and Nellie (Millie by > some records) J Taylor. I've found more information on Nellie > Taylor, but I can find nothing more on Algernon. > Algernon was born Jan. 1873 in Rockingham County, VA. He and > Nellie were married April 22, 1894. That's all I know. I can't > find any records of his parents, siblings or death. > Any help or further information would be much appriciated. Also, > if you find I'm going down the wrong tree that information would be > helpful as well. > I was also told they were Mennonites originally from Harrison, VA, > but I'm not sure if this information is correct. > Thank you in advance. ************************************************************************************ This footnote confirms that this email message has been scanned by PineApp Mail-SeCure for the presence of malicious code, vandals & computer viruses. ************************************************************************************

According to my records, Austin Coakley's parent's full names were Daniel James Coakley (4/16/1816-12/19/1892) and Anna Sofia Alexander (3/11/1820-2/4/1885). Daniel James' parents were LIKELY Daniel James Coakley and Sarah Ellen Vigar. However, Daniel and his wife Anna Sofia are buried at Bank Mennonite Church Cemetery (Western Rockingham County- west of Dayton) and apparently Fielding Coakley is listed as his father on the Gravestone per following link: http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~varockin/HRHS/cem/bank1.htm Daniel James and Sarah Ellen Coakley are buried in the Dayton Cemetery: http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~varockin/HRHS/cem/dayton2.htm The Rockingham Coakley's appear to have moved to Rockingham Co. from the King George Co./Stafford Co. area of Virginia No further information is known by me at this time beyond the information provided. Hope this helps, Brent Rodes website: http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/r/o/d/Brent-L-Rodes/index.html database: http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=brentrod ----- Original Message ----- From: <gc-gateway@rootsweb.com> To: <VAROCKIN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, February 08, 2009 3:23 PM Subject: Re: [VAROCKIN] Coakley family tree help - Algernon F? > This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. > > Author: Muckham > Surnames: > Classification: queries > > Message Board URL: > > http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.northam.usa.states.virginia.counties.rockingham/3282.1/mb.ashx > > Message Board Post: > > Hi Jennifer, > > I don't connect to your family, but a quick check of census records shows > that you're on the right track. Hopefully, this will give you some good > clues to continue with in your search. > > The 1880 Census shows that Algernon Coakley was the son of Austin Coakley > and wife Sarah. Just as a note, marriage records in Rockingham County, > VA, show that Austin V. Coakley married Sarah Elizabeth KNICELY on or > about August 26, 1871. Unfortunately, the last name was incorrectly > indexed as "COAKLIN" on the 1880 Census, so it's probably been impossible > to find. The family is living in the Ashby District of Rockingham County, > Virginia. The household is listed as such: > > Page 414A > Dwelling #163/Family #185 > Coakley, Austin, W, M, Age 28, Married, Farm Hand, Born VA > Sarah E., W, F, Age 29, Wife, Married, Keeping House, Born VA > Algernon, W, M, Age 8, Son, Single, Attending School, Born VA > Luther H., W, M, Age 6, Son, Single, Attending School, Born VA > Mary Ann, W, F, Age 4, Daughter, Single, Born VA > Sarah F., W, F, Age 1, Daughter, Single, Born VA > > The 1900 Census shows Algernon and wife Nellie, including son JOE AUSTON > Coakley, as living next door to Austin V. Coakley and wife Sarah E. Also > living in Austin's household is sons Luther H. and Lenny, and daughters, > Fannie S., Tina May, and Sallie B. > >>From this it quite obviously appears that Joe Austin Coakley was born to >>Algernon and Neillie Coakley and was the grandson of Austin and Sarah E. >>Coakley. > > The 1900 Census shows Austin Coakley as being born circa June 1852. In > turn, I find a 7 year old Austin Coakley living with his parents, Daniel > and Anna Coakley, on the 1860 Census for Rockingham County. > > In 1870, Daniel and wife Anna had moved next door to live with their > apparently oldest married son, Robert Coakley. Austin at the age of 17 is > also listed in that household with Daniel and Anna. > > So, I would say that your line back in time goes Joe Austin, to Algernon, > to Austin V., to Daniel. Sorry I can't help beyond that but hopefully its > a good start. > > Michael Sellers > > Important Note: > The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you > would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link > above and respond on the board. > > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > VAROCKIN-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > >

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: gmrchk Surnames: Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.northam.usa.states.virginia.counties.rockingham/3282.1.1/mb.ashx Message Board Post: Thank you very much Michael. That information was a huge help and just what I needed to get back on track. Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: Muckham Surnames: Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.northam.usa.states.virginia.counties.rockingham/3282.1/mb.ashx Message Board Post: Hi Jennifer, I don't connect to your family, but a quick check of census records shows that you're on the right track. Hopefully, this will give you some good clues to continue with in your search. The 1880 Census shows that Algernon Coakley was the son of Austin Coakley and wife Sarah. Just as a note, marriage records in Rockingham County, VA, show that Austin V. Coakley married Sarah Elizabeth KNICELY on or about August 26, 1871. Unfortunately, the last name was incorrectly indexed as "COAKLIN" on the 1880 Census, so it's probably been impossible to find. The family is living in the Ashby District of Rockingham County, Virginia. The household is listed as such: Page 414A Dwelling #163/Family #185 Coakley, Austin, W, M, Age 28, Married, Farm Hand, Born VA Sarah E., W, F, Age 29, Wife, Married, Keeping House, Born VA Algernon, W, M, Age 8, Son, Single, Attending School, Born VA Luther H., W, M, Age 6, Son, Single, Attending School, Born VA Mary Ann, W, F, Age 4, Daughter, Single, Born VA Sarah F., W, F, Age 1, Daughter, Single, Born VA The 1900 Census shows Algernon and wife Nellie, including son JOE AUSTON Coakley, as living next door to Austin V. Coakley and wife Sarah E. Also living in Austin's household is sons Luther H. and Lenny, and daughters, Fannie S., Tina May, and Sallie B. >From this it quite obviously appears that Joe Austin Coakley was born to Algernon and Neillie Coakley and was the grandson of Austin and Sarah E. Coakley. The 1900 Census shows Austin Coakley as being born circa June 1852. In turn, I find a 7 year old Austin Coakley living with his parents, Daniel and Anna Coakley, on the 1860 Census for Rockingham County. In 1870, Daniel and wife Anna had moved next door to live with their apparently oldest married son, Robert Coakley. Austin at the age of 17 is also listed in that household with Daniel and Anna. So, I would say that your line back in time goes Joe Austin, to Algernon, to Austin V., to Daniel. Sorry I can't help beyond that but hopefully its a good start. Michael Sellers Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: gmrchk Surnames: Coakley Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.northam.usa.states.virginia.counties.rockingham/3282/mb.ashx Message Board Post: I'm trying to put together my family tree, but I am stuck. Any help would be much appriciated. I'm not finding the information I need on ancestry.com. My maiden name is Jennifer Lynn Coakley. My father is James Thomas Coakley, Sr. His parents were Myron Leroy Coakley and Dora Ellen Crum. Myron Leroy Coakley was born Dec. 21, 1927 in West Virgina. His parents were Joe Coakley and Nelcie M. Wiest. Myron has a brother named Floyd who I believe is still alive but I have no idea how to contact him. His sister has passed away and her name was Gwinlyn "Elaine" Coakley. Their father, Joe Coakley ran off when they were young, but he resurfaced later so I was able to get a little bit of information on him, but not enough to connect all the dots. He was born Joseph A (Austin, I think) Coakley Sept 21, 1899 in Rockingham County, VA. He died August 1979 in West Virginia. I believe his parents were Algernon F Coakley and Nellie (Millie by some records) J Taylor. I've found more information on Nellie Taylor, but I can find nothing more on Algernon. Algernon was born Jan. 1873 in Rockingham County, VA. He and Nellie were married April 22, 1894. That's all I know. I can't find any records of his parents, siblings or death. Any help or further information would be much appriciated. Also, if you find I'm going down the wrong tree that information would be helpful as well. I was also told they were Mennonites originally from Harrison, VA, but I'm not sure if this information is correct. Thank you in advance. Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.

My ancestors, John, Catherine, Jacob, John B., Reuben EVANS were in Rockingham County per the 1850 Census.? The sheet doesn't have a town, district, etc. identified; is there anyway to find out just where in Rockingham County they were? Also, in the 1860 Census, this same family and additional children were in District 1; can someone tell me where that was? And finally, is North Mountain part of the Ashby District, if so, can someone give me some guidance on where it is? This family left Rockingham County around 1863 (family legend has it that they fled to Ohio on foot to avoid the war and inscrption into the Confederate Army).? I can track them here in Ohio and I can trace Catherine (Hoover)'s family but am at a brick wall with John. Thanks for any help and/or direction. Marti Thevenin London, OH

Thanks. I will try that. -----Original Message----- From: varockin-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:varockin-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of joslake@sbcglobal.net Sent: Wednesday, February 04, 2009 6:30 PM To: varockin@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [VAROCKIN] Guardian Bond Book-Augusta County 1775-1804forOvershiner You may be able to get the record you need from www.familysearch.org which is the Salt Lake Genealogy Library of the LDS (Mormon) Church (one of the largest genealogy libraries in the world). When the home page comes up, click on Library Catalog, Then "Place Search", enter Augusta & Virginia and then search the records they have for Augusta County. It should be under Guardian Bonds, or if no such listing, it should be under Probate Records. They there will be a separate list of local Family History Centers in the 48 states, where you can find the one nearest you. At the local Center you can rent the film you want for a nominal sum....it will be shipped to the FHC and held there three weeks for you to use on their readers. Good Luck. ======================================================================= > Does anyone on this list have access to the Guardian Bond Book for Augusta > County VA 1775-1804? I am looking for the information contained in it for > Overshiners. I have only the following names: Colonel Thomas Hughart, > Catherine Overshiner, John Overshiner and Philip Overshiner. I know that > Peter Overshiner died in Augusta County VA before Sept. 1804, his wife > Susanna (Schmeltzin) Overshiner having preceded him in death. He left some > younger children, but I am not sure how many or who. I believe this > guardian bond has to do with his surviving children under the age of 21. > Can someone provide me with the information in the bond, or tell me how to > locate the bond without having to go to either Augusta County or Richmond > VA? > > > > Thanks > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to VAROCKIN-request@rootsweb.com > with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the > message ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to VAROCKIN-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

You may be able to get the record you need from www.familysearch.org which is the Salt Lake Genealogy Library of the LDS (Mormon) Church (one of the largest genealogy libraries in the world). When the home page comes up, click on Library Catalog, Then "Place Search", enter Augusta & Virginia and then search the records they have for Augusta County. It should be under Guardian Bonds, or if no such listing, it should be under Probate Records. They there will be a separate list of local Family History Centers in the 48 states, where you can find the one nearest you. At the local Center you can rent the film you want for a nominal sum....it will be shipped to the FHC and held there three weeks for you to use on their readers. Good Luck. ======================================================================= > Does anyone on this list have access to the Guardian Bond Book for Augusta > County VA 1775-1804? I am looking for the information contained in it for > Overshiners. I have only the following names: Colonel Thomas Hughart, > Catherine Overshiner, John Overshiner and Philip Overshiner. I know that > Peter Overshiner died in Augusta County VA before Sept. 1804, his wife > Susanna (Schmeltzin) Overshiner having preceded him in death. He left some > younger children, but I am not sure how many or who. I believe this > guardian bond has to do with his surviving children under the age of 21. > Can someone provide me with the information in the bond, or tell me how to > locate the bond without having to go to either Augusta County or Richmond > VA? > > > > Thanks > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to VAROCKIN-request@rootsweb.com > with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the > message

Don't know if this helps or not but according to the 1900 Census for Martinsburg, Berkley County, West Virginia, Peter D. Long (born October 1840) is married to "Anna R.", born January 1855 in Virginia and is age 45. They are listed as having been married for 18 years with 8 children born to Anna and 6 still living. Children living in the household were: William H., born April 1878 (Son) William W., born July 1880 (Son) Mary E., born April 1884 (Daughter) George E., born July 1888 (Son) John T., born December 1889 (Son) David F., born May 1892 (Son) However, Annie R. Long is subsequently listed on the 1910 Census for Martinsburg, Berkeley County, West Virginia, with slightly different info. She is listed as age 49 with having had only 5 children with 4 still living. Children listed in the household were: Mary E., age 23 George E., age 20 John T., age 19 Flagg D., age 18 According to a file submitted to familysearch.org, Peter David Long's 2nd marriage was to Ann Rebecca RITTER. This would seem to fit the census info for 1900 and 1910. Hope that helps. Michael Sellers --- Jimmie Long <jimbo@ntelos.net> wrote: > I am looking for a wife of Peter D. Long. He was married twice once to Rebecca J. Chiles and > once to someone else. Looking for the someone else. > He lived in Matinsburg, WV and died there in 1907. He was born in Harrisonburg, VA and left > there when he was about 27 > Jimmie jimbo@ntelos.net > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to VAROCKIN-request@rootsweb.com with the > word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

I am looking for a wife of Peter D. Long. He was married twice once to Rebecca J. Chiles and once to someone else. Looking for the someone else. He lived in Matinsburg, WV and died there in 1907. He was born in Harrisonburg, VA and left there when he was about 27 Jimmie jimbo@ntelos.net