interesting pictures/even an Anderson *********** REPLY SEPARATOR *********** On 8/31/01 at 11:45 PM Louise Vore wrote: >http://home.att.net/~louisevore > > Hello Everyone, > > This is my first attemp to get my pictures on line. > I hope the link and address work. > > Many of the people are from Wise and Dickenson County, Va. > Letcher and Lawrence County, KY. > > Family history of being Native American for some but I have found no > documentation. > > I have other pictures but need to contact the owners for the ok to put them > on line. Some Beverly, Mullins and Vanover pictures that I hope I can > post. > > I hope you enjoy them !! > > Louise > > > > > > >.

Paul, Where is the web site with REED's? Thanks. Maxine paul wrote: > > Louise..Are any of the Reeds in your family descended from the Reeds of > Floyd Co, VA?....The Dulaneys of Dickenson co. and I am sure some Reeds > from there came from Floyd Co....There is a website with Reeds & > Dulaneys on it ...I live in Floyd Co, but originally came from Wise > Co... > > Paul > > "keep the mail comin' to Ole Paul......

http://home.att.net/~louisevore Hello Everyone, This is my first attemp to get my pictures on line. I hope the link and address work. Many of the people are from Wise and Dickenson County, Va. Letcher and Lawrence County, KY. Family history of being Native American for some but I have found no documentation. I have other pictures but need to contact the owners for the ok to put them on line. Some Beverly, Mullins and Vanover pictures that I hope I can post. I hope you enjoy them !! Louise .

I will check my files . I am related to the Isaac family in Norton and Fletchers Steak and Shake Drive Inn .

Ky Girl..are you related to the Wise Co. Reeves Family? Paul "keep the mail comin' to Ole Paul......

Nannie D Davidson was my grandmother .

If anyone on this list has Nannie Davidson in their files, please email me. Thank you, Drucilla

We are searching for a photo and information on Henry Powell Phillips, born about 1839 in Russell County, VA. He married Katherine Yates and they lived in both Wise and Dickenson Counties. He is buried in the Mew section of Russell County, VA, near Castlewood. He does not have a tombstone, though the burial place is located and we have ordered a stone. His children were: Patton Walter who married Bertha Spurrier, lived in Mew, Martha Ellen who married Floyd Kelly, lived in Mew, Mary married Weldon Carico, lived in Mew; Catherine married an Amburgey and lived in Dickenson Co., Zona married Sam Holbrook of Wise Co., Labourn, lived in Appalchia, Maria married Ed Robinette and lived in the Banner section of Wise Co., Dan m. Bertha and lived in Mew, Nathan and John who married a Holbrook and lived in Wise County. Rhonda

Marsil, Have you been in touch with Sons of Confed Veterans? They are trying to locate all veterans of the 13th and place head stones. http://www.bencaudill.com/ Loretta Marsil Creech wrote: > > Rhonda, > My Silas Creech was a Civil War Vet. He was with the 13th Ky Calvary CSA. . He was also a POW > I have never found where he was buried but he lived in Big Stone Gap, Wise Co Va. and died between 1880 and 1900. > He was the son of Jonathan Creech and his 2nd wife Jane Blair. > > Marsil in NM

Rhonda, My gg-grandfather, James Smith was living in Wise or Buchanan during the Civil War. He served as VA State Legislator from both Wise and Buchanan. His family lived on Smith Ridge and he is buried in Dickenson Co. at Nora or McClure. I don't know what the address is there. I have not been able to find any pension records, etc. on him, but he is referred to in several stories. An example, is where a Yankee deserter went to James (Jim's) father's house (George Washington Smith). The story goes that the deserter was there to kill Jim, but either his father George or his younger brother, Elexious killed the soldier. I have found pension records for his brother David. Perhaps he was in the home guard. If you run across any information concerning his records, would you please let me know. Thanks much Brenda > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Rhonda Robertson <rsr@mounet.com> > To: <VAWISE-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Friday, August 10, 2001 7:28 PM > Subject: [VAWISE] James Collins > > > > The Wise County Historical Society is sponsoring the publication of a book > on Wise County's Civil War soldiers, both Union and Confederate by myself > and Lil Gobble. > > > > The proceeds from the sale of the book will be used to mark the graves of > Civil War soldiers. Lil and I are visiting all the cemeteries in Wise > County to locate the burial sites, we are preparing write-ups and attempting > to locate photos of each of the men. > > > > We need your help...there is a James Collins, buried in the Wells Cemetery > in Esserville, near Norton. He was born September 1, 1826 and died April 1, > 1898. Does anyone have any details concerning this man? > > > > Rhonda > > > > >

Rhonda, My gg-grandfather, James Smith was living in Wise or Buchanan during the Civil War. He served as VA State Legislator from both Wise and Buchanan. His family lived on Smith Ridge and he is buried in Dickenson Co. at Nora or McClure. I don't know what the address is there. I have not been able to find any pension records, etc. on him, but he is referred to in several stories. An example, is where a Yankee deserter went to James (Jim's) father's house (George Washington Smith). The story goes that the deserter was there to kill Jim, but either his father George or his younger brother, Elexious killed the soldier. I have found pension records for his brother David. Perhaps he was in the home guard. If you run across any information concerning his records, would you please let me know. Thanks much Brenda ----- Original Message ----- From: Rhonda Robertson <rsr@mounet.com> To: <VAWISE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, August 10, 2001 7:28 PM Subject: [VAWISE] James Collins > The Wise County Historical Society is sponsoring the publication of a book on Wise County's Civil War soldiers, both Union and Confederate by myself and Lil Gobble. > > The proceeds from the sale of the book will be used to mark the graves of Civil War soldiers. Lil and I are visiting all the cemeteries in Wise County to locate the burial sites, we are preparing write-ups and attempting to locate photos of each of the men. > > We need your help...there is a James Collins, buried in the Wells Cemetery in Esserville, near Norton. He was born September 1, 1826 and died April 1, 1898. Does anyone have any details concerning this man? > > Rhonda > >

Does anyone have any information on Haskew/Hasque (spelling?) Davidson? He was born in Scott Co., VA and married Adelia Smith. They moved to Wise Co. and lived there until they died. I would like to have information on him as well as where he was buried. Thanks Brenda

Rhonda, My Silas Creech was a Civil War Vet. He was with the 13th Ky Calvary CSA. . He was also a POW I have never found where he was buried but he lived in Big Stone Gap, Wise Co Va. and died between 1880 and 1900. He was the son of Jonathan Creech and his 2nd wife Jane Blair. Marsil in NM

I need to change my e-mail. Please tell me how. My new e-mail is SYOUNG198@aol.com -----Original Message----- From: paul <pogoat2@webtv.net> To: VAWISE-L@rootsweb.com <VAWISE-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Sunday, August 19, 2001 3:07 PM Subject: [VAWISE] ...Henry Bishop... Seeking info. on Henry Bishop who married Meldonia "Donie" Duncan. Ole Paul "keep the mail comin' to Ole Paul......

Seeking info. on Henry Bishop who married Meldonia "Donie" Duncan. Ole Paul "keep the mail comin' to Ole Paul......

Just had to write and let you know how very much I am enjoying all the information I am finding in everything published, since these "Hills and Hollers" are my mountain home also. Brings back a lot of memories. Thanks Vadna Navyump@aol.com wrote: > Hello All: > > You are receiving this notice because at some time in the past you requested > to be added to the update notice list. I have had some complications with my > software and have had to revert to an old (backup) list. If you wish to be > removed from the notification list, please respond to this notice with REMOVE > in your reply subject line. I will promptly remove your address from the > list. > > Hills and Hollers has had some new information added and lots of updates > added since the last notice. The transcription area has a new cemetery > transcription, the state marker page has new photos, the family history files > have some updated information, the SWVA/NETN scenery pages have new pictures, > etc. Realistically, there is more than I can squeeze into this notice. > > If you have articles, histories, photos, etc. that you'd like to put on the > website, I'll happily format them. Remember, you own the copyrights and > permissions, I just display them at your pleasure! I'll never lay claim to > your property. > > Well, with all that said, I hope you enjoy the site. Hope that our efforts > help you find a "lost" ancestor or bring back some good memories of days > gone by. > > Sincerely, > > Wayne Duncan > Webmaster > http://www.hillsandhollers.net > memorymaker@hillsandhollers.net

Hello All: You are receiving this notice because at some time in the past you requested to be added to the update notice list. I have had some complications with my software and have had to revert to an old (backup) list. If you wish to be removed from the notification list, please respond to this notice with REMOVE in your reply subject line. I will promptly remove your address from the list. Hills and Hollers has had some new information added and lots of updates added since the last notice. The transcription area has a new cemetery transcription, the state marker page has new photos, the family history files have some updated information, the SWVA/NETN scenery pages have new pictures, etc. Realistically, there is more than I can squeeze into this notice. If you have articles, histories, photos, etc. that you'd like to put on the website, I'll happily format them. Remember, you own the copyrights and permissions, I just display them at your pleasure! I'll never lay claim to your property. Well, with all that said, I hope you enjoy the site. Hope that our efforts help you find a "lost" ancestor or bring back some good memories of days gone by. Sincerely, Wayne Duncan Webmaster http://www.hillsandhollers.net memorymaker@hillsandhollers.net

I have a newAddress SYOUNG198@aol.com Old address 2red@gateway.net Thanks So Much, Sandy

Hi, Recently a virus appeared to come from my computer, but it really originated in my sons computer. Before he moved, I used Outlook Express in his computer. He only uses Hotmail or Yahoo and never opens Outlook Express. Apparently the W32.Sircam virus, sent to his computer, got into my old, closed address book and sent out items from his computer. I also received the virus, but it was quarantined by Norton. The only way I realized what was going on, was when I received an email from someone in that address book and not my current address book. I'm sorry this happened, but it shows us how important it is for us to have a virus protection program running and updating itself at all times and NEVER OPENING AN ATTACHMENT if we aren't sure of the source. 'til later, Phyllis Morefield

Thenif that wasn't bad enough I forgot to leave the new address of the site and sign my name.... Appalachian Creek Family History http://www.angelfire.com/wv2/dillon1944/ Brenda Collins Dillon ----- Original Message ----- From: "Elwyn Dillon" <bj04@mediaone.net> To: <VAWISE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, August 12, 2001 10:35 AM Subject: [VAWISE] dumb hillbilly....ME > Thought everybody could use a good laugh on me.... > > I changed address a few weeks ago and since then I have also moved my website. Couldn't understand why I was getting all these messages from folks searching the surname WISE.....doesn't anybody other than Wise's live in Wise County? > > Then I stopped to really look at it. I had forgotten when I resubed to put the VA in front of Wise so I was on the wrong list..........I am not a blond......so I guess we can sum it up as old age creeping up on me or.....I'm just that dumb hillbilly, However , I am still proud to be one. >