This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/SCWBAIB/1042.1045.1068.1078.1 Message Board Post: I am not sure of any relation, but my gggrandmother was Catharine Wells Ivy, she was born in Henry Cty, VA in 1830. Her parents were Joel Wells and Sarah Tarpley Wells from Pittsylvania Cty, VA. We always heard that through this line we were related to Cherokee. Catharine married Nelson Ivy and he died early, not sure how. We thought that he was our connection to the Indians, but not sure. Catharine and Nelson moved to Surry Cty, NC. She later married some man by the last name of Niston. We met some of the Niston's but they did no know or favor the Indians. Our family is also related to the Johnson familieis in NC and probably received some Cherokee blood there. The physical characteristics are more than evident in our family. I did not see a Effie Wells but they could still be related. I pulled a family treemaker genealogy report once off of the internet by Christine Bullock and it is the lineage of Barnaby Wells and his family in the Henry/Pittsylvnia counties of VA.

Jim, at times I've wondered if the entire biography is total fiction since confirming the details has been near impossible. However, just recently I did find Michael Moore, the man he was apprenticed to, on census records and so I'm encouraged to keep searching. And I certainly do appreciate your help. I did discover that there was no 16th Ohio Vol. Cavalry. Nor did the National Archives find a service record on him or pension file for his wife, Sarah. At the following site there is a 6th Ohio Cavalry mentioned which apparently fought at Gettysburg. I haven't found a roster yet, but there is no Charles WELLS with that company at the Soldiers and Sailors site. I'll request a service record search from the archive anyway; also a pension record using the name of his second wife, Lizzie. http://6th-ohio-cavalry.org/History/History.html Peggy _____ James Owens wrote: > Peggy, > > This history is flawed. There was no 16th Ohio Volunteer Cavalry. A > Charles Wells served in the 1st Ohio Volunteer Cavalry. They were never > near Gettysburg spending the entire war in the south. There was also a > Charles Wells in the 3d Ohio Volunteer Cavalry but I was not able to > develop a web site with any information on that Regiment. I did locate a > history of the unit for sale on eBay > > No Ohio Cavalry unit was at Gettysburg. > > If, in fact, he served in the Civil War there may be a pension file for > him because he left a wife and child. > > Good Luck, > > Jim Owens >

Does anyone in the Wells list know anything about a Sarah Adele Wells-possible her middle name was Cecilia. She was born about 1807 in South Carolina and died 1878 in Washington, D. C. She was the wife of Elijah Sinclair who was a Methodist Minister in Georgia and South Carolina. She was also the mother of Carrie Belle Sinclair who wrote poetry and composed music during the Civil War. I suspect that Sarah Wells Sinclair had a sister by the name of Julia who married a lawyer named B. A. Wilson in Charleston, South Carolina. One of Sarah Wells's Sinclairs daughters-Ada, was living with the family of B. A. Wilson in Charleston in 1850 while her mother was still living in Richmond County, Georgia. Wilson's wife was recorded as Ada's aunt in one census and since I have found no Wilsons in the Sinclair family tree(my husband's line) I think Julia may have been a Wells too. Ada Sinclair was the wife of Cornelius Irving Walker who was a Confederate General and wrote and published some material on the Civil War. Myabe someone will recognize some of this. Mary Beth Marchant

Peggy, This history is flawed. There was no 16th Ohio Volunteer Cavalry. A Charles Wells served in the 1st Ohio Volunteer Cavalry. They were never near Gettysburg spending the entire war in the south. There was also a Charles Wells in the 3d Ohio Volunteer Cavalry but I was not able to develop a web site with any information on that Regiment. I did locate a history of the unit for sale on eBay No Ohio Cavalry unit was at Gettysburg. If, in fact, he served in the Civil War there may be a pension file for him because he left a wife and child. Good Luck, Jim Owens

The following biography has helped to develop a record of the life of my gr grandfather, Charles W. WELLS, and I post it with the hope that some other researcher might be able to add to it. He was a carriage maker by trade and traveled extensively. His first family was with Sarah Ann GREGG/GRIEG/GRAGE (no marriage record found yet). In 1856 their first child, Dema, was born in MN, in 1858 Edwin (my grandfather) was born in Cass Co., IL and Martha in 1860, MO. This family is shown on the 1860 Dunklin Co., MO census. He married Elizabeth (Lizzie) SHAIBLE (SCHIBBLE on the marriage record) on Oct. 22, 1869 in Lodi, MI. They are shown on the 1880 Jackson Co., Jackson, MI census with daughter Loda, age 9. If anyone is researching this line I would be glad to share information. To date I've not found a death record for Charles, nor have I found his parents, Nicholas and Elizabeth WELLS, on any census in OH. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Peggy Riggs Kopp < History and Biography of Jackson County Michigan, Pub. in Chicago: Inter-State Pub. Co., 1881 Pages 748 and 751 Charles WELLS, carriage-maker, was born in Berkeley county, Va., Sept. 4, 1830. When a small child his parents, Nicholas and Elizabeth WELLS, emigrated to Hocking county, Ohio, in 1831, took up Government land and made a farm, where he resided until his death, which occurred in 1869. The subject of this sketch apprenticed to a man by the name of Michael MOORE, and remained four years. He then worked as a "jour." and traveled over the Western States. In 1849 he crossed the plains to California, but his health failing, he returned to Ohio. In the spring of 1851 he came to Ann Arbor and followed his trade a short time. In 1861 he enlisted in the 16th Ohio Vol. Cav., Co. K, and served three years, was in all the engagements of the regiment up to the battle of Gettysburg, where he was injured by a cannon ball coming so close to his head that it knocked him down, and it was supposed a horse ran over him. After the war he came back to Ann Arbor and remained there until 1878, then came to Jackson and has remained since. He married Miss Elizabeth SHAIBLE, a native of Germany; she was born in 1847. They have 1 child--Loda. In polities Mr. W. is a Republican.>

Does anyone recognize this family of WELLS from Wantage, Berkshire, England ... some emigrating to Canada. Angelica1 STILEMAN, b. 1582 Wantage,, Berkshire, England, d. Jul 1657 Wantage,, Berkshire, England (Daughter of Richard1 STYLLEMANN, b. England, d. Dec 1607 Wantage,, Berkshire, England and Anne1 GRENWAY, b. England ) +John1 WELLS, b. 1580, m. 25 Aug 1603, d. Jan 1635/36 Wantage,, Berkshire, England +-- Edward2 WELLS, b. 04 Aug 1626 Wantage,, Berkshire, England, d. Oct 1680 Wantage,, Berkshire, England │ +Mary2 _____, b. circa 1640, m. before 1661 probably,,,, England, d. 1702 Wantage,, Berkshire, England │ L-- William3 WELLS, b. 24 Mar 1660/61 Wantage,, Berkshire, England, d. Jan 1734/35 Wantage,, Berkshire, England │ +Susannah3 HAWKINS, b. 21 Feb 1665/66 Wantage,, Berkshire, England, m. 27 Feb 1697/98 Wantage,, Berkshire, England, d. Apr 1741 Wantage,, Berkshire, England │ +-- William4 WELLS, b. 06 Apr 1707 Wantage,, Berkshire, England │ │ +Elizabeth4 WILLIAMS, b. 30 Nov 1705 Wantage,, Berkshire, England, m. 10 Apr 1727 Chiseldon,, Wiltshire, England, d. May 1743 Wantage,, Berkshire, England │ │ +-- Robert5 WELLS, b. 29 Oct 1734 Wantage,, Berkshire, England, d. 23 Aug 1813 Wantage,, Berkshire, England │ │ │ +Elizabeth5 FARMER, b. 1736 England, mlc. 10 Feb 1757 Wantage,, Berkshire, England , │ │ │ +-- William6 WELLS, b. 28 Apr 1760 Wantage,, Berkshire, England, d. 16 Jul 1835 Whitechurch,, Ontario, Canada │ │ │ │ +Jane6 MARTIN, b. 13 Oct 1761 England, m. 1784 England │ │ │ │ +-- James7 WELLS, b. 09 May 1793 Wantage,, Berkshire, England, d. 1865 West Gwillimbury, Simcoe County, Ontario, Canada │ │ │ │ +-- Margaret7 WELLS, b. 26 Aug 1785 Wantage,, Berkshire, England, d. 1860 Covington,, Pennsylvania, │ │ │ │ +-- William7 WELLS, b. 28 Jul 1786 Wantage,, Berkshire, England, d. before 1828 New York City,, New York, │ │ │ │ +-- Elizabeth7 WELLS, b. 13 Jan 1788 Wantage,, Berkshire, England, d. 20 Sep 1860 Toronto,, Ontario, Canada │ │ │ │ +-- Robert7 WELLS, b. 09 Aug 1789 Wantage,, Berkshire, England, d. 07 Oct 1866 Toronto,, Ontario, Canada │ │ │ │ +-- John7 WELLS, b. 30 Jun 1791 Wantage,, Berkshire, England │ │ │ │ +-- Job7 WELLS, b. 29 Mar 1795 Wantage,, Berkshire, England, d. 30 Oct 1877 King City,, Ontario, Canada │ │ │ │ +-- Jacob7 WELLS, b. 06 Jun 1797 Devizes,, Wiltshire, England, d. 1852 Ontario, Canada │ │ │ │ +-- Joseph7 WELLS, b. 20 Mar 1799 Devizes,, Wiltshire, England, d. 06 Apr 1889 Aurora, York County, Ontario, Canada │ │ │ │ L-- Benjamin7 WELLS, b. 16 Jan 1802 England, d. 24 Jan 1804 England │ │ │ L-- Ann6 WELLS, b. 06 Nov 1757 Wantage,, Berkshire, England │ │ +-- Susannah5 WELLS, b. 06 Nov 1728 Wantage,, Berkshire, England, d. 30 Dec 1728 Wantage,, Berkshire, England │ │ +-- Thomas5 WELLS, b. 08 Aug 1730 Wantage,, Berkshire, England, d. Stanstead,, Quebec, Canada │ │ │ +Clarissa5 MILTIMORE, m. before 1750 │ │ │ L-- Thomas6 WELLS, b. 1754 Wantage,, Berkshire, England, d. 21 Aug 1830 Canaan, Essex County, Vermont, bur. 23 Aug 1830 Village Cemetery, Canaan, Essex County, Vermont, │ │ │ +Harriet6 FAGAN, b. 1759, m. before 1777, d. 15 Jun 1827 Canaan, Essex County, Vermont, bur. 17 Jun 1827 Village Cemetery, Canaan, Essex County, Vermont, │ │ │ +Elizabeth5 PATIENCE, b. circa 1730, m. 22 Apr 1764 Wantage,, Berkshire, England │ │ │ +Sarah5 _____, b. circa 1730, m. 15 Nov 1779 Wantage,, Berkshire, England │ │ +-- Susan5 WELLS, b. 22 Oct 1732 │ │ +-- Elizabeth5 WELLS, b. 31 Aug 1736 │ │ │ +Thomas5 BELCHER, m. 30 Mar 1756 Wantage,, Berkshire, England │ │ +-- Mary5 WELLS, b. 04 Nov 1738 │ │ │ +John5 EATON, m. 02 Nov 1760 Wantage,, Berkshire, England │ │ L-- Frances5 WELLS, b. 21 Jul 1741 Wantage,, Berkshire, England, d. 07 Oct 1743 Wantage,, Berkshire, England │ +-- Dorothy4 WELLS, b. 26 Sep 1652 Wantage,, Berkshire, England │ +-- Edward4 WELLS, b. 1654, d. 1654 │ +-- Edward4 WELLS, b. 1655 Wantage,, Berkshire, England │ +-- Roger4 WELLS, b. 1658/59 │ +-- Mary4 WELLS, b. 1665 │ +-- George4 WELLS, b. 1667 │ +-- Thomas4 WELLS, b. 1670 │ +-- John4 WELLS, b. 1673, d. 1673 │ L-- Anne4 WELLS, b. 1676, d. 1676 +-- Anne2 WELLS, b. 1604 +-- John2 WELLS, b. 1606 +-- Thomas2 WELLS, b. 1608 +-- Dorothy2 WELLS, b. 1610 +-- Maudlin2 WELLS, b. 1612 +-- Margaret2 WELLS, b. 1613 +-- Marie2 WELLS, b. 1615, d. 1615 +-- Frances2 WELLS, b. 1616, d. 1619 +-- Richard2 WELLS, b. 1618, d. 1619 L-- George2 WELLS, b. 1620 Bonita \\\|/// \\ ~ ~ // ( @ @ ) ----oOOo-(_)-oOOo---- Just Lurking ... Lady Bonita Arizona, USA

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/SCWBAIB/4561 Message Board Post: Need info on Theophilus Wells born 1817 in Va. and his sister Sarah/Sally Wells born 1820 in Tx?. Theophilus m. Cynthia Pruett and Sarah/Sally married William Nelson. They all lived in Liberty County, Texas until their deaths.

Please give us more info on your Thomas Wells and maybe 2 or 3 generations of descendants, so we can see if we have a connection. Just your date of his death in 1716 in Westerly, RI is insufficient. Tom In a message dated 8/12/06 9:00:55 AM, WELLS-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: > X-Message: #5 > Date: 11 Aug 2006 18:26:11 -0600 > From: j.l.lott@juno.com > To: WELLS-L@rootsweb.com > Message-ID: <MB076ISuVGT69uAswf70000a513@MB07.myfamilysouth.com> > Subject: Re: RI Wells > > I am related to the Thomas Wells that died in 1716 in Westerly, RI.  My > mother's maiden name is Wells.  I would like to correspond with others > researching this line. >

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: WELLS WELLES Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/SCWBAIB/4204.1.1.1 Message Board Post: I did some research back to Joshua WELLES b: 1744 (I think) to Rhode Island. He had at least 2 sons, Perry and Alexander who moved to Mount Holly, Rutland Co., VT. I thought they might be part of my family but never could find a connection.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/SCWBAIB/4560 Message Board Post: Oregon Republican League: Republican League Register of Oregon, The Register Publishing Company, 1896, page 279. WELLS, WILLIAM L., of Dallas, was born in Marion County, Oregon, January 6, 1859. He engaged in farming and hop growing near Buena Vista, and in 1886 was elected Assessor of Polk County. In 1890 he was elected Sheriff, and was re-elected in 1892. He is now the Republican nominee for County Judge. -Tony Larson

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/SCWBAIB/4559 Message Board Post: Oregon Republican League: Republican League Register of Oregon, The Register Publishing Company, 1896, page 278. WELLS, CAPTAIN HARRY L., of Portland, Secretary of the Republican League of Oregon, was born in Geneva, Illinois, March 28, 1854. He early engaged in newspaper work and attended the Chicago writing in California, Nevada, Oregon and Washington for three years, becoming editor of the West Shore, an illustrated journal, in Portland, in March 1883. In 1891 he became an editorial writer of the staff of the Oregonian for three years, and has since been engaged in general newspaper work. He is the author of a history of Oregon, published by Walling & Lang as a “History of the Willamette Valley,” and republished as the “Popular History of Oregon.” He served four years in the First Regiment, Illinois National Guard, six months in the California National Guard, and eight years in Company K, First Regiment, Oregon National Guard, seven of them as an officer and four as captain of the company, and was a delegate from Oregon to the National Guard Conventio! n in Chicago in 1892. His first Republican service was in 1868, when he commanded a uniformed company of boy “Tanners” in the first Grant campaign. In 1891-2 he was Assistant Secretary and Inspector of the State Board of Charities and Corrections. He was Secretary of the Multorpor Club in 1892, and was its military instructor and captain of a company. In 1893 he was elected its Commander, and was re-elected in 1894 and 1895. In 1892 he was Secretary of the Portland City Convention. In January, 1894, he was elected Secretary of the State League of Clubs to fill [a] vacancy, and was re-elected for two years the following month. Chiefly through his labors the league was increased from thirty-nine Clubs to more than 200. He was again elected for two years in February, 1896. In 1894-6 he was Assistant Secretary of the state central committee. He is now Commander of the Oregon division, Sons of Veterans. -Tony Larson

As if we didn't have enough junk genealogy out there, now we have to deal with Wikipedia. This is allegedly an on-line encyclopaedia and information database. The problem is it open for all to enter and edit. I stumbled on this while looking for something else. I found this under http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Wells_(general) (actually under the cache - "Hugh Wells, a descendant of an old English family, was born about 1590 in the county of Essex, England. he was married in 1619, and emigrated to America in 1635. He remained in Boston for a time, and subsequently aided in founding a colony in Hartford, Connecticut. He died in Wethersfield, Connecticut, in 1645. Thomas Wells, the first child of Hugh Wells, was born in Colchester, England, in 1860, and was taken with his parents, in 1635, to America. " Now the good part is this: If you don't want your writing to be edited mercilessly or redistributed by others, do not submit it. Which gives people with facts the ability to get in and correct this sort of garbage. Turns out this page has already been edited and the ancestry stripped. But it will remain in google cache for a very long time. There is also an endless log of people who have done things to an article. Trying to find who they are is another issue. A clue on this is the following note: "I own the website that the material was taken from, and as indicated in the resubmission (hopefully in a proper format), the material is in the public domain as written. <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Vermontcivilwar>Green Mountain Sailor 12:10, 4 August 2006 (UTC) " I am unable to identify this person or website, but someone needs to help them understand that Hugh Welles is a wrong ancestor here. Anyone interested in this General William Wells might find the following article interesting. There is a statue of the man in Battery Park, Burlington, Vermont AND apparently at Gettysburg. http://www.vermonthistory.org/journal/73/06_Cross.pdf Apparently he received more promotions than any other civil war soldier from Vermont rising from private to brevet Major General in 4 years. There is a photo of William Wells in this article. I keep telling myself that we need to put together a web page with all the Wells generals. Orin R. Wells Wells Family Research Association P. O. Box 5427 Kent, Washington 98064-5427 <OrinWells@wells.org> http://www.wells.org Subscribe to the "Wells-L" list on RootsWeb

Who's the DeKalb/Clayton County, GA, Wells? I am searching for parents of Samuel Wells, born about 1862 in Atlanta or Atlanta area. Louis T. Wells -----Original Message----- From: gc-gateway@rootsweb.com [mailto:gc-gateway@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of woovo@comcast.net Sent: Friday, August 11, 2006 5:50 PM To: WELLS-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [WELLS-L] Re: Jeremiah Wells, DeKalb & Clayton Cos., GA, b. 1801 d. 1883 This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Wooten/an, Wells, Dodson, Pair, Irvin, Cochran, Caldwell Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/SCWBAIB/3664.2 Message Board Post: John Gillion - Please contact me regarding Wells, Wooten/an, Dodson relatives. I have been unable to contact you via referenced email address. Please respond to this message. You can contact me at woovo@comcast.net. Many thanks. Gail ==== WELLS Mailing List ==== Reminder The list home page contains links to some Wells related pages Also, welcome message is available there

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/SCWBAIB/4204.1.1 Message Board Post: I am related to the Thomas Wells that died in 1716 in Westerly, RI. My mother's maiden name is Wells. I would like to correspond with others researching this line.

Do you have any idea at all about which denomination this preacher was a member of or if Protestant or Catholic? Let's try to narrow this down a little. G. Frady in NC "Always judge a man by the way he treats someone who is of no use to him"

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Wooten/an, Wells, Dodson, Pair, Irvin, Cochran, Caldwell Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/SCWBAIB/3664.2 Message Board Post: John Gillion - Please contact me regarding Wells, Wooten/an, Dodson relatives. I have been unable to contact you via referenced email address. Please respond to this message. You can contact me at woovo@comcast.net. Many thanks. Gail

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/SCWBAIB/4558 Message Board Post: Looking for a preacher in the Owensboro, KY, area in the 1960's and/or 1970's. Surname may have been Wells or Depp. If it was Wells, he may have had a sister named Betty Sue. If it was Depp, he may have had a brother named John Christopher Depp. Thanks. June in GA

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Wells/Finlayson/Emerson Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/SCWBAIB/4557 Message Board Post: Looking to get in contact with any descendants of James and Sarah (Wells) Finlayson. They had five children: Margaret Finlayson Born: December 08, 1838 Hatley, Quebec Canada James Finlayson Jr. Born: 1839 in Hatley, Quebec Can William Finlayson Born: May 10, 1841Canada Katherine Finlayson Born: 1853 in Illinois Martha Finlayson Sarah Wells was born August 1816 in Canada She died 1906 in Rice County, Minnesota Her father was William Wells Her mother was Martha Mirick Any information on her descendants so that I may contact them would be very much appreciated. Thank you! Sincerely, Sandy Emerson Tuzinski Bloomington, MN pstuz@prodigy.net

I got this from another list and it does have WELLS. If interested, contact Helenh@pdq.net I have NOTHING to do with this book or person. -----Original Message----- From: Helen [mailto:Helenh@pdq.net] Sent: Wednesday, August 09, 2006 7:26 AM To: GEN-BOOKS-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [GB] Ten Mile Country-New Hardback Cheaper than Paperback!-See Some Names The Tenmile Country and Its Pioneer Families, Howard L. Lecky, 1950, 1977, 1993. Red clothcovered hardback with gilt printing, 6-1/2 x 9-1/4, one published states that it has 775 pages, while another lists 677 pages. This is another new book, still in the shrinkwrap that I had set back for myself, but I had an opportunity to see the original booklets (first put out in serial form on the 25 May 1950) and now know that my own people would not be in this magnificient book, so will offer it here. This is a massive collection of genealogical data on the early settlers who lived within the verge of the Tenmile Creek that traversed Greene and Washington Counties in southwestern Pennsylvania. After 1750, the Tenmile Country became the place to settle or stop over in for the huge migration of Scotch-Irish, Germans, and a few English who extended the American settlement beyond the Alleghenies. "Migration to the Monongahela took place over three main routes: along the National Pike via Winchester, Virginia; through the Shenandoah Valley to the head of Cheat River and from there to the Monongahela; and along the Lincoln Highway to Ligonier, Pennsylvania and thence along Jacob's Creek to the Monongahela. >From the time of the Frencg and Indian War to the end of the 18th century, the tributaries of the Tenmile Creek would be inundated by pioneers - many of them German or Scotch-Irish, some of them spillovers from the great migration into Kentucky, and still other travellers and immigrants who passed through Baltimore en route to one of the great migration trails." This book is just filled with genealogical data, genealogical family sketches-some going on for a number of generations, lists of those who served in the French and Indian War and Revolutionary War militia companies that were the only protection in this yet untamed and still very unsafe area that became Greene, Washington, Westmoreland, Fayette and nearby counties of present day Southwestern Pennsylvania, Northern Virginia, present day West Virginia, Western Maryland and eastern Ohio.You will find many families from Eastern Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland, Virginia, and even the Carolinas. There are well over 500 family histories of varying length that take the lines both earlier and on down. The genealogical sketches cover or touch on more than 2,000 main families who settled in the Upper Monogahela area. There are maps, illustrations, facsimilies to enhance the book, along with an index, and the first part of the book is a wonderful history of the area. While this book tends to go out of print about as often as it is in print, one publisher no longer carries it in hardback form and they want $57.50 plus postage for their paperback copies! Although I can't give you all of the names in the book, I can supply some: Swan, Hughes, Evans, Lucas, Foster, Vanmeter, Strode, McNeill, Brandenburg, Green, Ventrees, Fairleigh, Hart, Rollins, Hiller, Bell, Bowen, Ward, DeLong, Burge, Brock, Burson, Hughes, Lucas, Shroyer, Garrison, Hufty, Deeming, Neff, Emery, Litzenberg, Foster, Garret, Barnhart, Neel, Seaton, Vorhees, Collier, Crawford, Inghram, Adams, Martin, Barry, Rawls, Anderson, Barclay, Darrah, Hempstead, Hague, Houlsworth, Rex, Wiltner, McGilkin, Cannon, Ayers, Collins, Blackledge, Lindsey, Brown, Armstrong, Curry, Stephenson, Fuller, Davidson, Patterson, Hewitt, Bomar, Gordon, Richey, McCullough, Flenniken, Vaneman, McClain, Doughty, Hook, Berryhill, Smith, Marquis, Welsh, Booze, Sellars, Murdock, Clawson, Gabes, Davidson, Denny, Dumwoodie, Hartman, Gregg, Hibbs, Carter, Barton, Phillips, McMullen, Boyd, Jennings, Seaton, Prickett, Alfree, Soefel, Sharpnack, Woodcock, Crago, Walton, Lucas, Kincaid, Clark, Kline, Virgin, Hill, McClain, Roseberry, Williams, Vansickles, Vaun, Asbury, Price, Veatch, Lawless, Craig, Singleton, Neal, Moore, Isaacs, Hourighan, Scott, McCarty, Price, Cunningham, Haydon, McClenahan, Shanklin, Morrison, Morris, Cleveland, Belt, Harrod, Stephens, Roseberry, Yoders, Ammons, Thomas, Lantz, Cooper, Francis Johnson, Kelly, Thurman, McElroy, Reynolds, Luse, Mashie, McClain, Hewitt, O'Neil, Maulding, Willis, Staley, Ailes, Young, Deum, Nutt, Hill, Rice, Mt. Joy, Henderson, Gilbert, Foster, Lucas, Keene, Kendall, Pigman, Beall, Brashears, Tyler, Kendall, Deming, Emery, Neff, Barnhart, Neal, Kendall, Pigman, Lucas, Evans, Newland, Harrod, Shelby, Crawford, Thomas, Greenfield, McElvaine, Esthe, Vanmeter, Shepherd, Aiken, Harris, Seals, Morris, Linvil, Ketcham, Thurman, Crago, Bradford, Ramer, Peck, Kincaid, Swallow, Swan, Seaton, Prickett, Alfree, Soeffel, Morgan, McCullough, McClain, Hughes, Burson, Vansickle, Litzenberg, Vaun, Davis, Smith, Fields, Hanger, Miller, Stephens, Bowen, Anderson, Barclay, Collins, Blackledge, Darragh, Flenniken, Venneman, Doty, McClain, Moredock, Gregg, Jennings, Lantz, Minor, Francis, Cooper, Peck, Gibbs, Oliver, Kelly, Hinkle, DeVault, Stephenson, Fisher, Usher, Watkins, Edwards, Bodine, Strode, Cline, Ingraham, DeWeese, Hart, Martin, Dye, Crayne, Knight, Vanmeter, Veatch, Ashby, Edelin, Swank, Rollins, McKenzie, Hart, Fairleigh, Chenowith, Coburn, Bleandenburg, Williams, Enlow, Nall, Brookes, Larue, Parker, Thomas, Quinn, Talbott, Kennedy, McNeil, Hackley, Ventres, Garard, Gerrard, Gooden, Miller, Rhodes, McIntyre, Prickett or Pritchard, Henton, Briscoe, Hawkins, Harman, Hoagland, Hicks, Hubbard, Porter, Haycroft, Ventrees, Shepherd, Morrison, Kellar, Swank, Ross, Rhoades, Lewis, Calvin, Swan Hart, Vansickles, Vanmeter, Hughes, Kaighn, O'Neill, Lucas, Manning, Kepler, Rex, Buckingham, Bell, Campbell, Hines, Kincaid, Kimes, Riley, Pittock, Landers, Trowbrdge, Roberts, Hyatt, Enlos, Gibbs, Bonnett, Hickman, McCombs, Zollars, Wise, Lemley, Phillips, Odbert, Buckingham, Barnard, West, Hupp, Mitchenor, Way, Alexander Montrees, Haver, Porterfield, Mitchell, Elston, Weaver, Letta, Vance, Ulery, Gordon, McQuen, Hill, Babbitt, Higginbotham, Riggle, Emerick, Bumgarner, Kendall, Dean, Young, McNeely, Crayne, Lancaster, Shroyer, Parkinson, Minor, Inghram Heaton, Swallow, Lindsey, Moore, Collins, Wilson, Freeman, McGlumphey, Gillespie, Hale, Kincaid, Winters, Teagarden, Houldsworth, Luse, Crawford, Sweeney, Woods, Sayers, Ross, Hailman, Dickey, Roseberry, Maple, Scott, Guthery, Lemley, McClain, Odenbaugh, Remley, Church, Rinehart, Glenn, McClumphey, Glenn, Zimmerman, Campbell, Black, Hoskinson, Watson, Bresock, Ullon, Johnson, Bayard, Strawn, Gray, Palmer, Root, Garrison, Burroughs, Parkinson, McClelland, Pierce, Hill, High, Tinsman, Adamson, Hiller, Milliken, Lowery, Wayland, Cathers, Reed, White, Steele, Stewart, Orndorff, Galentine, Ritenhouse, Robinson, McCracken, Burleigh, Price, Clemmons, Swan, Miles, Vannatta, Caldwell, Gregory, Strawn, Paul, Courtright, Snow, York, Caverly, Beckwith, Morehead, O'Neil, McCall, Hiller, Myers, Minor, Potts, Harrod, Maulding, Willis, Andrews, Wiley, Ullon, Wisecarver, Haver, Lloyd, Peppers, Teagarden, Glover, Sharpnack, Crago, Wishart, Hawthorn, Moredock, Anderson, Reynolds, Flenniken, Kerr, House. Leonard, Shroyer, Hildebrand, Milliken, Thoma, Alfree, Lucas. I found another listing of those with five or more surname entries, but am not going to do the names that duplicate those above - if I can remember! Aldridge, Alexamder, Alford, Allen, Alley, Anderson, Ankrom, Archer, Armstrong, Arnold, Ashcraft, Askins, Atkinson, Axtell, Bailey, Baily, Baker, Baldwin, Ball, Bane, Barclay, Barker, Barnard, Barnes, Barr, Bates, Baxter, Bayard, Beeson, Benham, Bennett, Biddle, Biggs, Blackburn, Blaine, Blair, Boggs, Bonar, Boner, Bonnet(t), Booth, Booz(e), Boreman, Bottemfield, Bowen, Bowers, Bowlby, Braddock, Braden, Brashears, Bricker, Brodhead, Brooks, Brown, Brownfield, Brumbaugh, Bryant, Buckingham, Bumgarner, Burdin(e), Burnett(t), Burns, Butler, Cain(e), Cameron, Cannon, Carmichaels, Carpenter, Carr, Carroll, Carson, Carter, Cary, Case, Cathers, Catt, Chaffin, Chalfont, Chambers, Chenowith, Clayton, Clegg, Cline, Clymer, Clyne, Cochran(e), Cole, Colmean, Colver, Colvin, Conklin, Connel, Conwell, Corbly, Cosgray, Cotteral, Covalt, Cowan, Cowell, Crago(e), Cree, Crosley, Crouse, Crumrine, Curl, Dailey, Daniels, Darrah, Daugherty, Davidson, Dvis, Dawson, Dean, Debolt, Debby, Dickerson, Dille, Dilliner, Dillinger, Dixon, Dodd, Dollison, Doty, Douthty, Douglas(s), Dowden, Downs, Drake, Draper, Duncan, Dunham, Dunlap, Dunsmore, Dunn, Duvall, Dye, Eagon, Eakin(s), Eastwood, Eaton, Eddy, Edward(s), Eisenminger, Elliott, Ellis, Emery, Engle, English, Enoch, Estle, Everly, Fairleigh, Fairley, Fast, Fee, Ferguson, Ferley, Feyrt, Finley, Fisher, Fitzrandolp, Fix, Flemming, Flenniken, Flosers, Forbes, Fordyce, Forman, Foster, Fox, Frankes, Frank(s), Frazee, Frazier, Freeman, French, Fry(e), Fulton, Gaddis, Galloway, Gapen, Garard, Gardner, Garret(t), Garrison, Garwood, Gayman, Gerrard, Gibson, Gilleland, Gillespie, Gilmore, Gist, Glass, Goble, Gooden, Goodwin, Gordon, Gorrell, Gray, Greathouse, Greenfield, Gregg, Griffith, Grim, Grimes, Groom(e), Grover, Gunner, Gustin, Gutherie, Guthery, Guthrie, Gwynne, Hackney, Haddon, Haines, Hale, Hall(s), Hamilton, Hand, Hank(s), Hanna, Hannah, Hardesty, Hardin, Hargus, Harlan, Harper, Harris, Hawkins, Hayes, Hazlet(t) Headley, Hendricks, Henry, Henthorn, Henton, Herrod, Hewitt, Hibbs, Hickman, Hiller, Hoge, Hobbs, ollingsworth, Holmes, Holton, Honnell, hook, Hoover, Hopkins, Horn, Horner, Hoskinson, Houlsworth, House, Howard, Howell, Hoy, Hudson, Huffman, Hufty, Hunnel, Hupp, Huss, Huston, Hyde, Hunt, Iams, Inghram, Isenminger, Israel, Ivers, Jackson, Johns, Jenkins, Jameson, Keeper, Kenner, Kent, Ketchum, Keys, King, Kirby, Kirk(e), Kline, Knight, Knotts, Knox, Kughn, Lafferty, Lakin, Lambert, Lantz, Lapping, Leatherman, Lee, Leith, Lemley, Leonard, Liming, Lindley, Line(s), Linsecum, Lippencott, Little, Litzenberg, Livengood, Logan, Long, Love, Lowrey, Lucas, Luse, Lynn, Lyons, Mahana, Manning, Mapel, Maole, Marshall, Martin, Mason, Masters, McClain, McClean, McCleary, McClelland, McClure, McConnell, McCormick, McCoy, McCracken, McCray, McCullough, McDaniel, McDonald, McDowell, McElroy, McFarland, McGill, McGinnis, McGuire, McKay, McKinney, McMullen, McVey, Meek(s), Meichen, Mendenhall, Milligan, Miller, Milliken, Mills, Minor, Moore, Moredock, Morgan, Morris, Morrison, Mudel, Mundle, Murdock, Murphy, Murray, Myers, Neal, Neff, Nelson, Newell, Newland, Newman, Nicholas, Nichols, Nixon, Norris, Nyswaner, O'Felty, O'Neal, Odenbaugh, Orndorff, Osborne, Owens, Palmer, Parker, Parkinson, Patterson, Patton, Paul, Pearce, Peck, Peckinpaugh, Penn, Peters, Pettit, Pew, Phillips, Pigman, Pipes, Plummer, Polke, Pollock, Porter, Potts, Powell, Prather, Pratt, Pribble, Price, Prichard, Prickett, Prior, Prong, Provance, Province, Provins, Ramsey, Randolph, Rankin, Ray, Rea, Reed, Rees, Reinhart, Remley, Rhodes, Richards, Richardson, Richey, Rickey, Riggle, Riley, Rinehart, Roach, Robbins, Roberts, Robinson, Rofelty, Rogers, Rollins, Rolston, Rose, Ross, Royce, Rude, Rush, Russell, Ryan, Ryerson, Sargent, Saunders, Sayer, Scott, Seals, Seaton, Shepherd, Sedgewick, Sellars, Selsor, Shannon, Sharp, Sharpnack, Shaw, Shelby, Shidler, Sheilds, Shriver, Shroyer, Shultz, Simmons, Simonton, Simpson, Six, Slack, Slater, Smalley, Smythe, Snowden, Snyder, Soonoyer, (Sp, Sc ?), South, Spencer, Spragg, Springer, Staggers, Statlere, Steel(e), Stegner, Stephens, Stephenson, Stevens, Stewart, Stiles, Stites, Stone, Strawn, Strode, Strosnider, Stubbs, Stull, Stump, Styles, Sullivan, Sutton, Swart, Swearingen, Swearington, Sweemy, Swindler, Sykes, Taylor, Teagarden, Temple, Thomas, Thompson, Thrasher, Throckmorton, Thurman, Timmons, Titus, Truelock, Tucker, Turner, Tustion, Tyler, Ulery, Ullom, Van Buskirk, Vance, Vanmeter, Vansickles, Veatch, Vweach, Ventrees, Vernon, Villiers, Virgin, Wade, Waggoner, Waits, Waker, Wallace, Waller, Walters, Walton, Ward, Washignton, Wathen, Watkins, Watson, Waychoff, Wayne, Weakley, Weaer, Welch, Wells, West, Wetzel, Wharton, Wheeler, White, Whiteleys, Whitlatch, Hier, Wiley, Williams, Williamson, Willis, Wilson, Winters, Wise, Wolfe, Wolverton, Wood, Woodruff, Woodward, Woolam, Workman, Worley, Worthington, Wright, Yates, Young, Zimmerman, Zolelrs. Zook. Remember, that this last listing in alphabetical is only for those who have five or more index entries, and also remember that I have omitted some that I knew I'd already done. The paperback would be either $61.50 or $66.50, including shipping, and I personally think this nice hardback, still in the shrinkwrap, is worth, but will price it at $60 plus $5 media mail postage with delivery confirmation. Insurance would be $1.35 extra, if desired. -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.405 / Virus Database: 268.10.8/413 - Release Date: 8/8/2006 ==== GEN-BOOKS Mailing List ==== Gen-Mat-Lists website - http://www2.netdoor.com/~cch/lists/Gen-Mat-Lists.htm ============================== Jumpstart your genealogy with OneWorldTree. Search not only for ancestors, but entire generations. Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13972/rd.ashx

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/SCWBAIB/3895.2.1.3.2.1 Message Board Post: Do you have dates for your Joshua, Henry, William, Sabra WELLS? The male names are extremely common for the Long Island, NY WELLS family, some of whom went to MI.