To all my WATTS family and researcher's. I am looking for my cousins and any information further back. 1) James WATTS b 1753 MD, d1810 Greenbrier, VA married Mary PERKINS b1850-d1830 Greenbrier,VA Children: 2) Mary WATTS b 1776 Greenbrier,VA d 1860 Gallia Co. OH, married William WILLIAMS, May, 1795 Greenbrier, VA 2) Sarah WATTS b 1780 Greenbrier, VA, d ? married Thomas Parkins Greenbrier,VA Children: 3) Salathiel Thomas Watts PARKINS b 1800 Greenbrier, VA m Mary COULTER 3) Elizabeth PERKINS b 1809 Greenbrier, VA m James COULTER 2) James WATTS, Rev b 1782 Greenbrier, VA d 1857 m Nancy Wegfield b 1788,PA 2) David C. WATTS b 1784 Greenbrier, VA d ? m Elizabeth MORRISON b 1785 d 1860. Children: 3) James F. WATTS b 1805 Greenbrier,VA d 1885 m Peggy (Margaret) WADDELL b 1811 d 1858 3) Andrew WATTS, Esq b 1807 Greenbrier,VA d 1897 m Martha G WADDELL 3) Isabel W. WATTS b 1826 Gallia Co., OH d 1892 m Andrew A. BOSTICK 2) Jane (Jinny) WATTS b 1786 d 1813 2) RebecKah WATTS b b 1788 Greenbrier,VA d ? m Henry PERKINS b 1775 d ? 2) John WATTS b 1791 Greenbrier, VA d 1879 m Isabella WADDELL b 1799 d 1856 2) Salathiel Weeks WATTS b 1793 Greenbrier, VA d 1858 m Mary (Polly) BURR 2) Nancy WATTS b 1799 Greenbrier,VA d ? m William HULL ___________________________________________________________________ Get the Internet just the way you want it. Free software, free e-mail, and free Internet access for a month! Try Juno Web: http://dl.www.juno.com/dynoget/tagj.

Hello, I would like to correspond with anyone interested in the following family. Have special interest in obtaining the surname of Richard's first wife Hannah. Any help would be appreciated. sincerely, Wendy Schmutz Descendants of Richard WATTS Generation No. 1 1. RICHARD3 WATTS (JOHN2, JAMES1) was born 1811 in WAYNE CO, IN, and died 29 Aug 1883 in NOBLE, CASS CO, IN. He married (1) HANNAH 1832 in NOBLE, CASS CO, IN. He married (2) REBECCA NEWBROUGH 28 Sep 1848 in CASS CO, IN1, daughter of GEORGE NEWBROUGH. Notes for RICHARD WATTS: LIVED IN: 1811-32 WAYNE CO, IN 1832-45 OH 1845-83 CASS CO, IN SOURCES; 1. 1850 INDIANA CENSUS 2. SHILOH CEMETERY RECORDS 3. 1860 INDIANA CENSUS 4. WPA INDEX, MARRIAGE AND DEATH RECORDS-CASS CO. More About RICHARD WATTS: BURIED: SHILOH CEM. OCCUPATION: FARMER/OWNED A SAWMILL More About REBECCA NEWBROUGH: BURIED: SHILOH CEM. Children of RICHARD WATTS and HANNAH are: 2. i. MARY JANE4 WATTS, b. 1833, CASS CO, IN; d. 1862, LOGANSPORT, CASS CO, IN. 3. ii. JOHN H. WATTS, b. 1835, OH. iii. ISAAC WATTS, b. 1842, OH; m. SAMANTHA CARSON, ADAMS, IN. Notes for ISAAC WATTS: SOURCES; 1. 1850 INDIANA CENSUS iv. SUSAN WATTS, b. 1844, OH. v. THOMAS G. WATTS, b. 28 Jan 1845, OH; d. 10 Jan 1846, CASS CO, IN. More About THOMAS G. WATTS: BURIED: SHILOH CEM. vi. ANN M. WATTS, b. 1846, CASS CO, IN. Children of RICHARD WATTS and REBECCA NEWBROUGH are: vii. SARAH E.4 WATTS, b. 1849, CASS CO, IN; m. JOSEPH M. OWENS, 02 May 1866, CASS CO, IN. 4. viii. REBECCA ALICE WATTS, b. 15 Oct 1850, CASS CO, IN; d. 31 Jul 1873, LOGANSPORT, CASS CO, IN. ix. CHRISTINA WATTS, b. 09 Jan 1852, CASS CO, IN; d. 22 May 1853, CASS CO, IN. More About CHRISTINA WATTS: BURIED: SHILOH CEM. x. INDIANA WATTS, b. 1855, CASS CO, IN; m. JOHN W. OWENS, 19 May 1872, CASS CO, IN. Notes for JOHN W. OWENS: SOURCES; 1. CASS CO, INDIANA MARRIAGE RECORDS xi. MARY A. WATTS, b. Aug 1856, CASS CO, IN; d. 17 Mar 1860, CASS CO, IN. More About MARY A. WATTS: BURIED: SHILOH CEM. xii. UNNAMED TWIN WATTS, b. Aug 1856, CASS CO, IN; d. 06 Sep 1856, CASS CO, IN. More About UNNAMED TWIN WATTS: BURIED: SHILOH CEM. xiii. LUCY ANN WATTS, b. 1857, CASS CO, IN. xiv. LOUISIANA WATTS, b. 14 Jul 1862, CASS CO, IN; d. 24 Aug 1868, CASS CO, IN. More About LOUISIANA WATTS: BURIED: SHILOH CEM. xv. RICHARD WATTS, b. 14 Jul 1862, CASS CO, IN; d. 25 Jun 1863, CASS CO, IN. More About RICHARD WATTS: BURIED: SHILOH CEM.

I have just come across a Sarah M. WATTS who married William Holley in Tishomingo Co MS in abt 1850. This couple had two children born in MS before moving to Van Buren Co AR by 1860. Does anyone have anything more on the family of Sarah M. WATTS? I have things on her children but would like something on her siblings and parents. Does she fit in with the other Watts lines that lived in the Van Buren Co AR area? Kathy

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Searching for information on JAMES WATTS who left >a Westmoreland Co., VA Will in 1698/9 mentioning wife >Eliza and sons John and Spencer Watts. >Who were the parents of James Watts and who was his >wife. > >Charles Caldwell > >

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Looking for info on Annie May Watts born 27 Apr 1892 Macon Co Franklin North Carolina she Married Charles Fredrick Henderson in Macon Co NC abt 1912 is there any help out there this is all we know about annie may we dont know her mother or fathers name or if she had any sisters or brothers if there is any one that knows of annie may please email me thank u

The Aug 1883 Minutes of the Mincy, Missouri Valley Baptist Church of Christ has the following listing: Robert C. Coker, Margaret Coker, Louisa Watts and Nancy Coker were received as candidates for baptism. Does anyone know if the mentioned LOUISA WATTS was Robert and Margaret Coker's daughter, LOUISA JANE COKER, b: 22 Jan 1866. Any information would be appreciated. jerre.divelbiss@pafb.af.mil

I am trying to get in touch with a Robert (Bob) Watts, JR. who has roots in NC. If anyone has his email address or if he sees this, I would like to get in touch with him. Thanks, Dale

This is my most recent additions to my Watts line. Moses Watts b. 1800 NC +Nancy 1815 Noah Z b. 1834 John S. b. 1836 Perlina b. 1837 Martin b. 1839 Catherine b. 1840 Mary b. 1842 Joel b. 1843 went by the name Joseph L. or Joe Allen P. b. 1847 twin Chesley b. 1847 twin went by the name of Enoch Chesley Baby not named this family was in Montgomery Co on the Pea Dee River 1840 and earlier, in 1841 this changed to Stanley Co. also listed on the same 1850 Stanley Co census is Sampson Watts, I think he might have been Moses brother. Sampso Watts b. 1795 +Harriet b. 1808 Levi H. b. 1830 Martha J b. 1833 Serrina F. b. 1842 Sarah A. b. 1843 On the 1850 Rowan Co NC census in another Watts who may allso be a brother Enoch Watts b. 1807 +Margaret b. 1749 Joel b. 1836 Margaret b. 1837 Rufus b. 1838 William b. 1839 Sarah b. 1841 Mary b. 1842 Jessie b. 1844 Robert b. 1846 Taken from the Rowan NC marriages after Harriet died Enoch married Nancy Leazar, 30 Sept 1858 his son Joel married Mary Ann Cooper, 23, Oct 1855 one other marriage listed for Watts, maybe this will help someone Watts, James and Peggy Morrison 10 april 1811 Does anyone recognize any of these names, I would like to connect to other Watts researching these lines. Barbara Watts Frisby

In a message dated 6/2/99 8:29:14 AM Pacific Daylight Time, WATTS-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: << WATTS-D@rootsweb.com >> NEVIE WATTS (WATT) born about 1880 in McComb MS. Had a brother whose name I think was Frank. At some point they also lived in TX. She married a Dr. Pickett from TyTy, GA. Any suggestions as to how to find her parents' names?

Does anyone on the list have advice for me on tracing my Watts line through Kentucky? I have traced my line back to James Madison Watts, who was born in Kentucky in 1816, and married Nancy Eades, born in 1819, in Madison Co. in 1833. I know from the Madison County marriage records that there were a number of other Watts's in Madison Co. at the time(Barnett, George, Thomas, William, etc.), but I cannot see any way to determine the relationships among them. The FamilySearch service of the Mormon Church has some fairly obvious mistakes in this area and offers little help. Does anyone have any advice on how to untangle the Watts lines in early 19th-century Kentucky? Bill Watts

searching for info on the parents and siblings of Clem C. Watts born 16 Apr 1880,Russellville,AL.He was married to Georgia Williams.He died in 1956,Talpa,TX..Any info on his parents would be great. Thanks Toni Boise

I am posting as a tribute to our military men some of my Watts line who served. Obituary for Enoch Chesley Watts who gave his life in the line of duty The body of Pvt. Enoch C. Watts of Selma Ca. killed while serving his country as an, infantryman on the Korean front, is to be sent to Selma according to his parents Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Watts. The Watts' were notified by letter recently of the circumstances surrounding their son's death. Portions of the letter follow: Dear Mr. Watts: "Please allow me to extend my sincere condolences in the loss of your son Private Enoch Watts, who was killed in action Nov. 4th 1952 during our recent operation against the enemy near Kangsan'n North Korea. "Enoch a member of Company G of this regiment, was participating in an attack upon an enemy-held position when he was struct by fragments from an exploding artillery shell which resulted in his instantaneous death. Sincerely Yours, W. B. Kern Infantry Commander Enoch had just landed in Korea when the communist shell killed him. He had not even found time to write a letter home. The 25 yr. old Selman entered the Army March 11.1852, in Arizona. He received basic training at Fort Ord Ca. Enoch was buried Jan. 16.1953. Services were held in the Page funeral Chapel and burial at Floral Memorial Park in Selma Ca. He was survived by his parents MR. and Mrs. Watts and the following brothers and sisters. Morine Henery Ford Rosie Lee Mary Lou Joen Bobbyette Lucreta - ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- - ----------------------------------------- Jack Dale Watts the son of Enoch Chesley Watts who was the Uncle of the above. Enlisted in the Navy at the age of 17, he served aboard the US Navy Cruiser Juneau for 3 yrs. Serving aboard the antiair-craft crusier USS Juneau was Jack Watts a seaman from Selma Ca. The Juneau participated in the largest crusier-destroyer training exercise held in the Pacific since World War II. - ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- - ----------------------------------------- The following Watts brothers served in the Civil War as Confederate Soldiers. This information was supplied by Simon Ely Stacy a Civil War researcher. Allen P. Watts, enlisted at the age of 18 , on 2/17/64 at Cabarrus Co NC as a Private in Co "B" NC 20th infantry Enoch Chesley Watts, Allen's twin brother, enlisted at the age of 18, on 3/1/64 at Cabarrus Co. NC as a Private in Co."H" NC 8th Infantry. Wounded 4/19/64 Plymouth NC Joseph L. Watts, enlisted at the age of 16, on 08/6/61 at Cabarrus Co. NC as a Private in Co. "H" NC 8th Infantry. Joseph was wounded 5 times, captured, exchanged, and appears to have served untill at least 1/19/65. All 3 brothers survived the war. They were the Sons of Moses and Nancy Watts and were born in Stanley Co. NC. Barbara Watts Frisby Proud great granddaughter, cousin, niece and sister of the above.

Toni, There are at least five MAJOR Watts lines in early MS. Most of them can be identified by region. Do you know in what county your William was born? You should be able to determine his father's name from the 1850 census. A very brief summary of these lines: Josiah Watts moved to Wayne County MS in 1810-1812. His children tended to be in Wayne, Clarke and Jones counties. Later descendants move north to Lauderdale, Newton and Neshoba counties. Jehu (John) Evans Watts moved to Copiah County, MS after 1820. Some of his children stayed in that area but many moved to LA. John Evans Watts was probably the brother of Josiah Watts. Descendants of John A. Watts lived in and around Covington County. His son Thomas moved to Texas. William Watts of Anson, NC moved to Pike County, MS. While some of his descendants stayed there. others moved to LA. Josiah Watts of Tishomingo County moved there from TN somewhat later. There are William Watts spread through nearly all these families. E.g., John A. Watts father was a William, so many descendants are named for him in that family. rriter@micron.net wrote: > searching for info on William Watts,born abt 1844,Ms? He was married to > Mary Crabtree,they had atleast 5 children including Clem C. born 1880,AL > and Joan born 1885,AL. William died 19 Jun 1917,Hunt Co, TX. Any info > would be great. > Toni > Boise

searching for info on William Watts,born abt 1844,Ms? He was married to Mary Crabtree,they had atleast 5 children including Clem C. born 1880,AL and Joan born 1885,AL. William died 19 Jun 1917,Hunt Co, TX. Any info would be great. Toni Boise

Hi, Elaine: As a suggestion, I would put the denomination for the churches that Rev Watts preached at into a general search and then look for a historical society. In my case, my Rev Watts was an American Baptist minister in ME, NH, and VT. My search led me to the Historical Society. The society led me to his devinity school, and between the two I was able to make a complete list of churches he had preached at, and the historical society had an obit with family names. The Historical Society I found was: http://www.abc-usa.org/abhs Maybe you can find your data using the above approach. Hope this helps. Regards, Dick Watts rlwatts@webtv.net Sponsor of RootsWeb Genealogy Interests: http://www.geocities.com:80/SiliconValley/Foothills/5212/more/signature.html

I am looking for the parents, brothers, sister, etc. of my g-grandfather Rev. Jacob Andrew Watts, born around 1840 in AL. He was in Fulton Co, AR in the later 1800s (1880 about) and preached at a church in Moko, Fulton Co, AR. When his wife (??) died he left for Navarro Co, TX where he married Elizabeth Harding Holloway. They had one daughter, Elsie Mae Watts. If anyone recognizes this man's name, I would be deeply grateful to hear from you. This is all I know at this time. Elaine

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Does anybody have an Andrew Jackson WATTS b 6 Dec 1852 MS that was married to Mary Caroline Patty or Paddy (unsure of the spelling)? He died 6 Nov 1935 in Stamford TX Jones Co and was a widower at the time of his death. I have his death certificate and it shows his parents as unknown and the informant was Walter WATTS. This is not my Andrew Jackson WATTS so if anybody can claim him I will be glad to send the death certificate to you. I guess the only way I can decide who gets him is by the first response to WATTS-L since according to the certificate it is illegal to duplicate and that way everybody will know who has him. Johnny