Robert, May I have your permission to forward this message to the Boone County, MO mailing list? Ted Hitt Listowner: WINN, MOBOONE, MOCHARIT, MOHOWARD, MOHOWARD County Coordinator: Chariton County MOGENWEB: http://www.rootsweb.com/~mocharit/ County Host: Cheatham County TNGENWEB Robert Long wrote: > I've taken the liberty to provide entries extracted from the book Missouri > Pioneers of Boone County, compiled by InfoTech Publishing, published by > Boyd Publishing Co., Milledgeville, GA (1995). This book is a compilation > of Original Land Tracts, the 1821 Tax Roll, 1820-1849 Marriages (2 books), > Listed Ministers of Gospel & JPs (2 lists) & the Steward's Book for the > Columbia Circuit (Methodist Episcopal Church) of 1853. One 1821 entry on > Sampson WILHITE may give credence to Sampson probably being the father of > Fielding WILHITE. The following WILHITE entries are extracted: > > Original Land Patents - > > Pg. 7 - 1824 - Fielding WILHITE - acquired land in Township 48N - R14 > > Pg. 8 - 1832 - Stephens WILHITE - acquired land in Township 48N - R14 > > Pg. 7 - 1826 - Fielding WILHITE - acquired land in Township 48N - R14 > > 1821 Tax List - > > Pg. 12 - Sampson WILHITE (probable? father of Fielding WILHITE) > > Book A - Boone County Marriages - 1820-1841 > > Pg. 30 (Pg. 135 in the records) - 08 December 1836 - Louis CONNER (of > Howard Co.) married Elizabeth WILHITE - Officiated by Fielding WILHITE, MG. > > Pg. 34 (Pg. 162 in the records) - 6 May 1838 - Louis H. HART married Eliza > WILHITE - Officiated by Fielding WILHITE, MG. > > Books A & B - List of Ministers & Justices - > > Pages. 42 & 62 - Fielding WILHITE is listed as a "Minister of the Gospel" > (MG) - (no denomination specified) > > Book B - Boone County Marriages - 1841-1849 > > Pg. 45 (Pg. 232 in the records) - April 1842 - James O. WOODS married > Julia A. WILHITE - Officiated by Isaac B. ALLEN (neither status or > denomination specified). > > Pg. 47 (Pg. 248 in the records) - 06 April 1843 - J. M. WILHITE married > Sarah PHILLIPS - Officiated by Fielding WILHITE, MG. > > Pg. 59 - (pg. 376-380 in the records) - 08 February 1849 - John S. WILHITE > married Nancy B. McQUITTY - Officiated by Fielding WHILHITE, MG. > > I have a couple of books on the War Between the States, which cite several > Missouri WILHITEs having participated in the "lost cause." Contrary to > most "politically correct" histories, I think you will find that a > substantial number native Missourians of that generation were of the > "Rebel" persuasion. Would be happy to extract them, if they would be of > any value to anyone looking for Missouri WILHITEs. > > For what the above is worth. > > Regards, > > Bob Long > [email protected] > > Robert A. Long > Lot 4, Block 24, Topland Avenue > Golden Gate Subdivision, Barrio Talon > Las Pinas, Metro-Manila > Philippines, 1747 > > Researching: BALLINGER (BALLENGER), BATTERTON, CHILES, CRAIG, CRANE, > DOUGLASS, DURD, DYSART (DYSSART), ELGIN, ELLIOTT (ELLIOT), GOODNIGHT > (GUTENECHT), GOSLIN, GRANT, GREGG, HAMILTON, LANDIS, LILLARD, LONG, > McQUITTY (McQUIDDY/McQUADY), MARCH, PIERSON (PEARSON), PRATHER, ROLLELAND, > SCRIVNER, SHOCK, SHORT, WASKOM (WASCOM/WASKOMB)), WILHITE, YOUNG (JUNG) - > among others. > > ==== WILHITE Mailing List ==== > To unsubscribe from WILHITE, send an e-mail message to: > [email protected] (for individual messages) > [email protected] (for Digest mode) > Subject: unsubscribe > In the body include only one word: unsubscribe > (Turn OFF your signature file when sending this command) ==== WILHITE Mailing List ==== To unsubscribe from WILHITE, send an e-mail message to: [email protected] (for individual messages) [email protected] (for Digest mode) Subject: unsubscribe In the body include only one word: unsubscribe (Turn OFF your signature file when sending this command)

HI Joyce, I AM RESPONDING TO NOTE ABOUT JOHN WILHOIT WHO MARRIED NANCY JANE PRINCE ,JOHN DIED IN BATH CO ,MAR 17 1868 BATH CO,NANCY DIED JUNE 20 1850, PLACE UNKNOWN, THIS WAS COPIED FROM MY GREAT-GRANDFATHERS PAPERS ALONG WITH A LIST OF HIS SISTERS AND BROTHERS,JOHN AN NANCY JANE PRINCE WAS HIS FATHER AND MOTHER, MY GREAT-GRANFATHERS NAME WAS RICHARD WILHITE,BORN APR.10 1830 IN KY AND DIED DEC 27, 1875 IN DECATUR CO.IN. HE LIST JAMES ALBERT,1816-1873, MARY 1818-? ,MARRIED JAMES BLEVINS,ELIAS 1820-1872.DIED IN TEXAS, GEORGE W. B-1822-??,MARRIED NANCY BALLARD, FANNIE 1824-??, MARRIED HARRISON TAYLOR, NANCY B. 1827-??, ELIZABETH 1832-1920 DIED IN DECATUR CO,IN. I HAVE CORRESPONDED WITH THE FAMILY OF EILAS WILHITE AND AND THEY ALMOST THE SAME INFO AS I DO, THERE IS SEVERAL JOHN WILHOITS,THAT MAY BE THE PROBLEM, CAUSE IT HAS BEEN ONE FOR ME TOO. I THINK MY JOHN 'S FATHER WAS ELIAS WILHOIT WHO MARRIED SARAH HUFFMAN,NOT PROVEN THOU, THEN I THINK ,AGAIN HAVENT PROVED THIS, FATHER MAT HAVE BEEN MATTHIAS WILHITE ,SON OF MICHAEL.. THIS IS THE FIRST TIME I SEEN THAT I MAY BE WRONG ABOUT ELIAS, BEING FATHER OF JOHN, MAYBE IT IS PHILLIP,BUT I DO KNOW THE BROTHERS AN SISTERS ARE RIGHT ABOUT THE CHILDREN OF JOHN,UNLESS SOMEONE CAN PROVE ME WRONG. I AM WILLING TO EXCHANGE ANY INFO THAT I HAVE,AND WOULD APPRECIATE ANY HELP ON THIS LINE,BEEN WORKING ON IT A LONG TIME. THANKS FOR YOUR TIME,HOPE TO HEAR FROM YOU OR ANYONE WHO CAN HELP ME. , RUSSELL ==== WILHITE Mailing List ==== To unsubscribe from WILHITE, send an e-mail message to: [email protected] (for individual messages) [email protected] (for Digest mode) Subject: unsubscribe In the body include only one word: unsubscribe (Turn OFF your signature file when sending this command)

Hi Mike, I don't have anymore info. on the first 4 generations than I sent. I will keep your info. and let you know if I find a connection. I received an E-mail from George ( the listowner). He said he had forwarded my quiry to someone who may know more about this family. I will let you know if I get a response. Joyce -----Original Message----- From: Mike Parsons <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Sunday, November 23, 1997 12:06 AM Subject: Re: Adam Wilhoit/Germany >Joyce - My Adam Wilhoit was the s/o Johann Willheit & Anna Maria >Hengsteler. Adam married Catherine Broyles, d/o John Broyles & Ursula >Ruop. The one son I have recorded is John Wilhoit. Is your Phillip >another son? > >As my Wilhoit line came Germanna (2nd colony), future generations went to >Jefferson Co, KY. >If we are talking the same Adam Wilhoit, I would like to know more about >your Phillip. Thx. >Mike Parsons >[email protected] > >---------- >From: Joyce Hamilton <[email protected]> >To: WILHITE <[email protected]> >Subject: Adam Wilhoit/Germany >Date: Saturday, November 22, 1997 8:35 PM > >I am looking for information on the following Wilhoit's. Let me know if >you have any of these names. I have more info. and am willing to share. >Thanks, Joyce > >Descendants of Adam Wilhoit > > > > >Generation No. 1 > > >1. ADAM1 WILHOIT1,2,3,4,5,6 was born in Germany. > > > >Child of ADAM WILHOIT is: > >2. i. PHILLIP2 WILHOIT, b. Germany. > > > >Generation No. 2 > > >2. PHILLIP2 WILHOIT (ADAM1) was born in Germany. > > > >Child of PHILLIP WILHOIT is: > >3. i. JOHN3 WILHOIT, b. Germany; d. Bath Co., KY. > > > >Generation No. 3 > > >3. JOHN3 WILHOIT (PHILLIP2, ADAM1) was born in Germany, and died in Bath >Co., KY. He married NANCY PRINCE. > > > >Child of JOHN WILHOIT and NANCY PRINCE is: > >4. i. JAMES ALFRED4 WILHOIT, b. April 21, 1816, Madison Co., VA; d. August >26, 1873, Carter Co., KY. > > > >Generation No. 4 > > >4. JAMES ALFRED4 WILHOIT (JOHN3, PHILLIP2, ADAM1) was born April 21, 1816 >in Madison Co., VA, and died August 26, 1873 in Carter Co., KY. He married >MATILDA ANN BOGGS August 11, 1841 in Carter Co., KY, daughter of JAMES >BOGGS and FRANCIS BLEVINS. > > > >Children of JAMES WILHOIT and MATILDA BOGGS are: > >i. JANE5 WILHOIT, d. 1889; m. FRANK POWERS. > >ii. EPHRAIM BOGGS WILHOIT, b. September 19, 1842, Carter Co., KY; d. 1919, >Grayson, Carter Co., KY; m. (1) ALICE FRIZZELL, July 30, 1867, Carter Co., >KY7; m. (2) ANNA MONET BLACKBURN, September 19, 1882, Carter Co., KY. > > > >iii. FRANCIS M. "FANNIE" WILHOIT, b. April 1844, Carter Co., KY; d. June >26, 1920, Kenton Co., KY; m. GEORGE W. GRIZZELL, 1860. > >More About FRANCIS M. "FANNIE" WILHOIT: > >Fact 1: Housewife > >More About GEORGE W. GRIZZELL: > >Fact 1: Farmer > >iv. NANCY JANE WILHOIT, b. 1847, Carter Co. KY; d. 1889; m. FRANK POWERS. > >v. ELLEN WILHOIT, b. 1849, Carter Co., KY; m. ELIJAH COX. > >vi. MARY S. WILHOIT, b. November 18, 1851, Carter Co., KY; d. March 25, >1888, Carter Co., KY. > >vii. HANNAH WILHOIT, b. October 07, 1855, Carter Co., KY; d. October 10, >1856. > >viii. JOHN WILHOIT, b. 1856, Carter Co., KY; d. Kansas; m. ARMSTRONG. > >ix. JAMES BUCHANAN WILHOIT, b. March 06, 1857, Carter Co., KY; m. (1) >MARGUERITE OSENTON; m. (2) CALLIE BOLDMAN, 1881. > >x. GEORGE W WILHOIT, b. December 07, 1859, Carter Co., KY; m. SENIE, 1888. > >xi. MYRTLE WILHOIT, b. 1862, Carter Co., KY; d. January 15, 1891; m. J. H. >ARMSTRONG , JR.. > > > > > > > >==== WILHITE Mailing List ==== >To unsubscribe from WILHITE, send an e-mail message to: > [email protected] (for individual messages) > [email protected] (for Digest mode) >Subject: unsubscribe >In the body include only one word: unsubscribe >(Turn OFF your signature file when sending this command) > ==== WILHITE Mailing List ==== To unsubscribe from WILHITE, send an e-mail message to: [email protected] (for individual messages) [email protected] (for Digest mode) Subject: unsubscribe In the body include only one word: unsubscribe (Turn OFF your signature file when sending this command)

Joyce - My Adam Wilhoit was the s/o Johann Willheit & Anna Maria Hengsteler. Adam married Catherine Broyles, d/o John Broyles & Ursula Ruop. The one son I have recorded is John Wilhoit. Is your Phillip another son? As my Wilhoit line came Germanna (2nd colony), future generations went to Jefferson Co, KY. If we are talking the same Adam Wilhoit, I would like to know more about your Phillip. Thx. Mike Parsons [email protected] ---------- From: Joyce Hamilton <[email protected]> To: WILHITE <[email protected]> Subject: Adam Wilhoit/Germany Date: Saturday, November 22, 1997 8:35 PM I am looking for information on the following Wilhoit's. Let me know if you have any of these names. I have more info. and am willing to share. Thanks, Joyce Descendants of Adam Wilhoit Generation No. 1 1. ADAM1 WILHOIT1,2,3,4,5,6 was born in Germany. Child of ADAM WILHOIT is: 2. i. PHILLIP2 WILHOIT, b. Germany. Generation No. 2 2. PHILLIP2 WILHOIT (ADAM1) was born in Germany. Child of PHILLIP WILHOIT is: 3. i. JOHN3 WILHOIT, b. Germany; d. Bath Co., KY. Generation No. 3 3. JOHN3 WILHOIT (PHILLIP2, ADAM1) was born in Germany, and died in Bath Co., KY. He married NANCY PRINCE. Child of JOHN WILHOIT and NANCY PRINCE is: 4. i. JAMES ALFRED4 WILHOIT, b. April 21, 1816, Madison Co., VA; d. August 26, 1873, Carter Co., KY. Generation No. 4 4. JAMES ALFRED4 WILHOIT (JOHN3, PHILLIP2, ADAM1) was born April 21, 1816 in Madison Co., VA, and died August 26, 1873 in Carter Co., KY. He married MATILDA ANN BOGGS August 11, 1841 in Carter Co., KY, daughter of JAMES BOGGS and FRANCIS BLEVINS. Children of JAMES WILHOIT and MATILDA BOGGS are: i. JANE5 WILHOIT, d. 1889; m. FRANK POWERS. ii. EPHRAIM BOGGS WILHOIT, b. September 19, 1842, Carter Co., KY; d. 1919, Grayson, Carter Co., KY; m. (1) ALICE FRIZZELL, July 30, 1867, Carter Co., KY7; m. (2) ANNA MONET BLACKBURN, September 19, 1882, Carter Co., KY. iii. FRANCIS M. "FANNIE" WILHOIT, b. April 1844, Carter Co., KY; d. June 26, 1920, Kenton Co., KY; m. GEORGE W. GRIZZELL, 1860. More About FRANCIS M. "FANNIE" WILHOIT: Fact 1: Housewife More About GEORGE W. GRIZZELL: Fact 1: Farmer iv. NANCY JANE WILHOIT, b. 1847, Carter Co. KY; d. 1889; m. FRANK POWERS. v. ELLEN WILHOIT, b. 1849, Carter Co., KY; m. ELIJAH COX. vi. MARY S. WILHOIT, b. November 18, 1851, Carter Co., KY; d. March 25, 1888, Carter Co., KY. vii. HANNAH WILHOIT, b. October 07, 1855, Carter Co., KY; d. October 10, 1856. viii. JOHN WILHOIT, b. 1856, Carter Co., KY; d. Kansas; m. ARMSTRONG. ix. JAMES BUCHANAN WILHOIT, b. March 06, 1857, Carter Co., KY; m. (1) MARGUERITE OSENTON; m. (2) CALLIE BOLDMAN, 1881. x. GEORGE W WILHOIT, b. December 07, 1859, Carter Co., KY; m. SENIE, 1888. xi. MYRTLE WILHOIT, b. 1862, Carter Co., KY; d. January 15, 1891; m. J. H. ARMSTRONG , JR.. ==== WILHITE Mailing List ==== To unsubscribe from WILHITE, send an e-mail message to: [email protected] (for individual messages) [email protected] (for Digest mode) Subject: unsubscribe In the body include only one word: unsubscribe (Turn OFF your signature file when sending this command)

Sunday, 23 November 1997 (Philippines) Have noted some e-mail traffic relating to Fielding WILHITE of Boone Co., MO. The following outline is extracted from a Treemaker database (from a GEDCOM) on the McQUITTY family, which gives some indication of Fielding's descendants. There is nothing in the file to indicate antecedents, nor can I guarantee the accuracy of the following information: 1 Fielding WILHITE - b: 14 April 1799 in Mercer Co., KY - d: 14 October 1864 in Boone Co., MO +m: 04 December 1819 in Boone Co., MO Elizabeth McQUITTY - b: 24 November 1802 in St. Louis, St. Louis Co., MO - d: 28 February 1874 in Boone Co., MO - Father: Andrew McQUITTY, Jr. - Mother: Mary CRUMP 2 Franklin WILHITE - b: Unknown in Boone Co., MO - d: 24 December 1849 in Angel's Creek, CA 2 Julia A. WILHITE - b: 16 December 1822 in Boone Co., MO - d: 17 May 1868 in Boone Co., MO +m: April 1842 in Boone Co., MO James D. WOODS - b: Abt. 1818 in MO - d: 02 July 1850 in Boone Co., MO - Father: Unk - Mother: Unk 3 James Stone WOODS - b: Abt. 1843 in MO - d: Unknown 2 Andrew Newton WILHITE - b: 09 January 1824 in Boone Co., MO - d: 03 July 1870 in Boone Co., MO +m: 1846 Mary Ann JACKSON - b: 08 August 1826 in MO - d: 08 May 1907 in Boone Co., MO - Father: Unk - Mother: Unk 3 David Hickman WILHITE - b: 12 November 1847 in Howard Co., MO - d: 16 October 1936 in Boone Co., MO +Alice McKINNEY - b: 05 January 1854 in Boone Co., MO - d: 09 March 1923 in Boone Co., MO - Father: Unk - Mother: Unk 4 Mary Joanna WILHITE - b: 19 February 1876 in Boone Co., MO - d: 14 December 1947 +m: 27 October 1902 in Unk Asa Dow NEWMAN - b: Unknown - d: Unknown - Father: Unk - Mother: Unk 4 Hugh WILHITE - b: 25 March 1878 in Boone Co., MO - d: 08 April 1944 +m: 08 September 1898 Armeda THOMAS - b: Unknown - d: Unknown - Father: Unk - Mother: Unk 4 Alma Elizabeth WILHITE - b: 21 April 1880 in Boone Co., MO - d: 14 July 1963 in Columbia, Boone Co., MO 4 Virgil W. WILHITE - b: 10 May 1882 in Boone Co., MO - d: Unknown +m: 09 September 1913 Julia PFIEFER - b: Unknown - d: Unknown - Father: Unk - Mother: Unk *2nd Wife of Virgil W. WILHITE: +m: 03 March 1951 Kate STAMPER - Father: Unk - Mother: Unk 4 Portor McKinney WILHITE - b: 29 July 1884 in Boone Co., MO - d: 07 February 1886 in Boone Co., MO 4 Carrie Rothwell WILHITE - b: 16 November 1886 in Boone Co., MO - d: Unknown +m: 15 July 1908 George Hayes WOODSON - b: Unknown - d: Unknown - Father: Unk - Mother: Unk *2nd Husband of Carrie Rothwell WILHITE: +m: 1929 William Clark HENDERSON - Father: Unk - Mother: Unk 4 Effie Maupin WILHITE - b: 07 December 1888 in Boone Co., MO - d: 20 December 1916 in Miami, OK +m: 14 June 1916 John Byrl PINNELL - b: 27 December 1882 in Bloomer, AR - d: 14 June 1916 in Columbia, Boone Co., MO - Father: Unk - Mother: Unk 5 Ruth PINNELL - b: 23 April 1917 in Roff, OK 5 Jack Emmett PINNELL - b: 22 July 1918 in Roff, OK 5 Charles Hugh PINNELL - b: 12 August 1920 in Miami, OK - d: 19 March 1921 5 Betty Ann Hazel PINNELL - b: 06 June 1922 in Miami, OK - d: April 1946 in Miami, OK +m: April 1946 - Max Potter DUNCAN - b: 20 March 1921 in Miami, OK - Father: Unk - Mother: Unk 6 Larry Max DUNCAN - b: 23 January 1949 in Miami, OK 6 Gwyneth DUNCAN - b: 14 January 1950 in Miami, OK 6 Judy Gail DUNCAN - b: 29 August 1953 in Baltimore, MD 5 Dorothy Helen PINNELL - b: 07 October 1924 in Miami, OK +Paul E. HERRING - Father: Unk - Mother: Unk *2nd Husband of Dorothy Helen PINNELL: +m: 31 August 1944 Edward CHRISTEFF - b: Unknown - Father: Unk - Mother: Unk 4 Ruth WILHITE - b: 16 October 1891 in Boone Co., MO - d: 28 December 1906 4 Lady Alice WILHITE - b: 08 January 1894 in Boone Co., MO - d: 1980 in Columbia, Boone Co., MO 3 Allis WILHITE - b: 1850 in Boone Co., MO 2 Sampson Lewis WILHITE III - b: 11 May 1825 in Boone Co., MO - d: 12 December 1892 in Boone Co., MO +m: 1853 Sarah Cordelia MITCHELL - b: 01 August 1835 - d: 12 April 1892 in Boone Co., MO - Father: Unk - Mother: Unk 3 John Franklin WILHITE - b: 1858 in Rocheport, Boone Co., MO - d: 1929 in AR +m: 1881 Laura Frances HUNT - b: 1863 in Huntsdale, MO - d: 1917 in AR - Father: Unk - Mother: Unk 4 Cordelia Mitchell WILHITE - b: Unknown - d: Unknown 4 Mary Conley WILHITE - b: Unknown - d: Unknown +m: Unknown - Gilbert Gerrard CAUDELL - b: Unknown - d: Unknown - Father: Unk - Mother: Unk 5 John CAUDELL - b: Unknown - d: Unknown +Lucy RIVERS - b: Unknown - d: Unknown - Father: Unk - Mother: Unk 5 Gilbert Gerrard CAUDELL, Jr. - b: Unknown - d: Unknown 4 Rowena Frances WILHITE - b: Unknown - d: Unknown +William Harlan HENSZEY - b: Unknown - d: Unknown - Father: Unk - Mother: Unk 5 John WILHITE HENSZEY - b: Unknown - d: Unknown 5 James Ellen HENSZEY - b: Unknown - d: Unknown 5 Harlan HENSZEY - b: Unknown - d: Unknown 5 Rowena HENSZEY - b: Unknown - d: Unknown 5 Betty HENSZEY - b: Unknown - d: Unknown 5 Valeria HENSZEY - b: Unknown - d: Unknown 4 John Franklin WILHITE - b: Unknown - d: Unknown +Unk - b: Unknown - d: Unknown - Father: Unk - Mother: Unk 5 (?) WILHITE - b: Unknown - d: Unknown - 5 Josephine WILHITE - b: Unknown - d: Unknown 4 Pearl Mitchell WILHITE - b: Unknown - d: Unknown +James HOLMAN - b: Unknown - d: Unknown - Father: Unk - Mother: Unk 4 Sampson Lewis WILHITE - b: Unknown - d: Unknown +Gala COURTNEY - b: Unknown - d: Unknown - Father: Unk - Mother: Unk 5 Sampson Lewis WILHITE, Jr. - b: Unknown - d: Unknown 4 Margaret Josephine WILHITE - b: Unknown - d: Unknown 4 Birch Hunt WILHITE - b: 01 March 1884 in Rocheport, Boone Co., MO - d: May 1964 +m: 17 March 1909 in Rocheport, Boone Co., MO Susie May DOUGLAS - b: 23 August 1889 in Rocheport, Boone Co., MO - d: 24 February 1981 in Columbia, Boone Co., MO - Father: Unk - Mother: Unk 5 Douglas Hunt WILHITE - b: Unknown - d: Unknown 5 Sampson Lewis WILHITE IV - b: Unknown - d: Unknown 5 Anna Laura WILHITE - b: Unknown - d: Unknown +(?) MELLOWAY - b: Unknown - d: Unknown - Father: Unk - Mother: Unk 2 James "Jim" Fuller WILHITE - b: 18 June 1829 in Boone Co., MO - d: 04 December 1882 in Boone Co., MO +Mary Ann HUGHS - b: 14 July 1829 - d: 04 December 1882 in Boone Co., MO - Father: Unk - Mother: Unk 2 William David WILHITE - b: 13 April 1830 in Boone Co., MO - d: 07 October 1905 in Boone Co., MO +Mary "Mollie" A. BURRIS - b: 08 April 1828 - d: 02 September 1856 in Boone Co., MO - Father: Unk - Mother: Unk 2 Mary E. WILHITE - b: Abt. 1836 in MO - d: Unknown +C. M. HAWLEY - b: Unknown - d: Unknown - Father: Unk - Mother: Unk 2 Fielding Overton WILHITE - b: Abt. 1840 in MO - d: Unknown +Sue FINLY - b: Unknown - d: Unknown - Father: Unk - Mother: Unk For what the above is worth to you all. Regards, Bob Long [email protected] Robert A. Long Lot 4, Block 24, Topland Avenue Golden Gate Subdivision, Barrio Talon Las Pinas, Metro-Manila Philippines, 1747 Researching: BALLINGER (BALLENGER), BATTERTON, CHILES, CRAIG, CRANE, DOUGLASS, DURD, DYSART (DYSSART), ELGIN, ELLIOTT (ELLIOT), GOODNIGHT (GUTENECHT), GOSLIN, GRANT, GREGG, HAMILTON, LANDIS, LILLARD, LONG, McQUITTY (McQUIDDY/McQUADY), MARCH, PIERSON (PEARSON), PRATHER, ROLLELAND, SCRIVNER, SHOCK, SHORT, WASKOM (WASCOM/WASKOMB)), WILHITE, YOUNG (JUNG) - among others. ==== WILHITE Mailing List ==== To unsubscribe from WILHITE, send an e-mail message to: [email protected] (for individual messages) [email protected] (for Digest mode) Subject: unsubscribe In the body include only one word: unsubscribe (Turn OFF your signature file when sending this command)

I've taken the liberty to provide entries extracted from the book Missouri Pioneers of Boone County, compiled by InfoTech Publishing, published by Boyd Publishing Co., Milledgeville, GA (1995). This book is a compilation of Original Land Tracts, the 1821 Tax Roll, 1820-1849 Marriages (2 books), Listed Ministers of Gospel & JPs (2 lists) & the Steward's Book for the Columbia Circuit (Methodist Episcopal Church) of 1853. One 1821 entry on Sampson WILHITE may give credence to Sampson probably being the father of Fielding WILHITE. The following WILHITE entries are extracted: Original Land Patents - Pg. 7 - 1824 - Fielding WILHITE - acquired land in Township 48N - R14 Pg. 8 - 1832 - Stephens WILHITE - acquired land in Township 48N - R14 Pg. 7 - 1826 - Fielding WILHITE - acquired land in Township 48N - R14 1821 Tax List - Pg. 12 - Sampson WILHITE (probable? father of Fielding WILHITE) Book A - Boone County Marriages - 1820-1841 Pg. 30 (Pg. 135 in the records) - 08 December 1836 - Louis CONNER (of Howard Co.) married Elizabeth WILHITE - Officiated by Fielding WILHITE, MG. Pg. 34 (Pg. 162 in the records) - 6 May 1838 - Louis H. HART married Eliza WILHITE - Officiated by Fielding WILHITE, MG. Books A & B - List of Ministers & Justices - Pages. 42 & 62 - Fielding WILHITE is listed as a "Minister of the Gospel" (MG) - (no denomination specified) Book B - Boone County Marriages - 1841-1849 Pg. 45 (Pg. 232 in the records) - April 1842 - James O. WOODS married Julia A. WILHITE - Officiated by Isaac B. ALLEN (neither status or denomination specified). Pg. 47 (Pg. 248 in the records) - 06 April 1843 - J. M. WILHITE married Sarah PHILLIPS - Officiated by Fielding WILHITE, MG. Pg. 59 - (pg. 376-380 in the records) - 08 February 1849 - John S. WILHITE married Nancy B. McQUITTY - Officiated by Fielding WHILHITE, MG. I have a couple of books on the War Between the States, which cite several Missouri WILHITEs having participated in the "lost cause." Contrary to most "politically correct" histories, I think you will find that a substantial number native Missourians of that generation were of the "Rebel" persuasion. Would be happy to extract them, if they would be of any value to anyone looking for Missouri WILHITEs. For what the above is worth. Regards, Bob Long [email protected] Robert A. Long Lot 4, Block 24, Topland Avenue Golden Gate Subdivision, Barrio Talon Las Pinas, Metro-Manila Philippines, 1747 Researching: BALLINGER (BALLENGER), BATTERTON, CHILES, CRAIG, CRANE, DOUGLASS, DURD, DYSART (DYSSART), ELGIN, ELLIOTT (ELLIOT), GOODNIGHT (GUTENECHT), GOSLIN, GRANT, GREGG, HAMILTON, LANDIS, LILLARD, LONG, McQUITTY (McQUIDDY/McQUADY), MARCH, PIERSON (PEARSON), PRATHER, ROLLELAND, SCRIVNER, SHOCK, SHORT, WASKOM (WASCOM/WASKOMB)), WILHITE, YOUNG (JUNG) - among others. ==== WILHITE Mailing List ==== To unsubscribe from WILHITE, send an e-mail message to: [email protected] (for individual messages) [email protected] (for Digest mode) Subject: unsubscribe In the body include only one word: unsubscribe (Turn OFF your signature file when sending this command)

I am looking for information on the following Wilhoit's. Let me know if you have any of these names. I have more info. and am willing to share. Thanks, Joyce Descendants of Adam Wilhoit Generation No. 1 1. ADAM1 WILHOIT1,2,3,4,5,6 was born in Germany. Child of ADAM WILHOIT is: 2. i. PHILLIP2 WILHOIT, b. Germany. Generation No. 2 2. PHILLIP2 WILHOIT (ADAM1) was born in Germany. Child of PHILLIP WILHOIT is: 3. i. JOHN3 WILHOIT, b. Germany; d. Bath Co., KY. Generation No. 3 3. JOHN3 WILHOIT (PHILLIP2, ADAM1) was born in Germany, and died in Bath Co., KY. He married NANCY PRINCE. Child of JOHN WILHOIT and NANCY PRINCE is: 4. i. JAMES ALFRED4 WILHOIT, b. April 21, 1816, Madison Co., VA; d. August 26, 1873, Carter Co., KY. Generation No. 4 4. JAMES ALFRED4 WILHOIT (JOHN3, PHILLIP2, ADAM1) was born April 21, 1816 in Madison Co., VA, and died August 26, 1873 in Carter Co., KY. He married MATILDA ANN BOGGS August 11, 1841 in Carter Co., KY, daughter of JAMES BOGGS and FRANCIS BLEVINS. Children of JAMES WILHOIT and MATILDA BOGGS are: i. JANE5 WILHOIT, d. 1889; m. FRANK POWERS. ii. EPHRAIM BOGGS WILHOIT, b. September 19, 1842, Carter Co., KY; d. 1919, Grayson, Carter Co., KY; m. (1) ALICE FRIZZELL, July 30, 1867, Carter Co., KY7; m. (2) ANNA MONET BLACKBURN, September 19, 1882, Carter Co., KY. iii. FRANCIS M. "FANNIE" WILHOIT, b. April 1844, Carter Co., KY; d. June 26, 1920, Kenton Co., KY; m. GEORGE W. GRIZZELL, 1860. More About FRANCIS M. "FANNIE" WILHOIT: Fact 1: Housewife More About GEORGE W. GRIZZELL: Fact 1: Farmer iv. NANCY JANE WILHOIT, b. 1847, Carter Co. KY; d. 1889; m. FRANK POWERS. v. ELLEN WILHOIT, b. 1849, Carter Co., KY; m. ELIJAH COX. vi. MARY S. WILHOIT, b. November 18, 1851, Carter Co., KY; d. March 25, 1888, Carter Co., KY. vii. HANNAH WILHOIT, b. October 07, 1855, Carter Co., KY; d. October 10, 1856. viii. JOHN WILHOIT, b. 1856, Carter Co., KY; d. Kansas; m. ARMSTRONG. ix. JAMES BUCHANAN WILHOIT, b. March 06, 1857, Carter Co., KY; m. (1) MARGUERITE OSENTON; m. (2) CALLIE BOLDMAN, 1881. x. GEORGE W WILHOIT, b. December 07, 1859, Carter Co., KY; m. SENIE, 1888. xi. MYRTLE WILHOIT, b. 1862, Carter Co., KY; d. January 15, 1891; m. J. H. ARMSTRONG , JR..

Robert, Are you related to this family. My wife is and we received the following a couple of days ago. If you are in this line, I would be very interested in sharing information with you. Jay Fielding Hollis was son of William David Wilhite b. 26 May 1834 Boone County, Missouri; died 17 Nov 1891; md 30 Aug 1860 to Mary A. "Polly" Burris b. 17 Jan 1844, d. 3 Aug 1897. William David was son of Fielding Wilhite b. 14 Apr 1799 Mercer County, KY; d 14 Oct 1864 Boone County, Missouri; md 4 Dec 1819 Howard County, MO to Elizabeth McQuitty b. 24 Nov 1802 St. Louis County, Missouri, 28 Feb 1874 Boone County, MO dau of Andrew and Mary C. _____McQuitty. Fielding was son of Sampson Wilhite b. 21 Mar 1769 Culpepper County, VA; died 26 Nov 1837 Boone County, Missouri; md 22 Dec 1794 Lincoln County, KY to Hannah "Fanny" Jackman b. c1773 Mercer Coounty, KY dau of Elijah and Hannah Elizabeth Porter Jackman. Sampson was son of Nicholas Wilhoit b. 1739 Orange County, VA, d. 1800 Mercer County, Kentucky. md c1761 Orange County, VA Mary Elizabeth Fisher b. c1743 Orange County, VA the dau of Lewis and Anna Barbara Blankenbaker Fisher. Nicholas was son of Johannes Willheit ch 1 July 1713 Schwaigern, Wurttemburg, Germany d. 4 Oct 1797 Madison County, VA, md c1734 Walburga Weaver b. c 1717 prob enroute from Germany the dau of Philip Joseph Weber b. c1686 Gemmingen, Baden, Germany d. bef 1726 VA md 26 Jan 1705/06 Gemmingen to Susannah Klaar (Clore) dau of Hans Martin Klaar b. c1665 Gemmingen d. 11 Oct 1722 Gemmingen md Marie Barbara_____? Johannes was son of Johann Michael Willheit ch 25 Jan 1670/71 Schwaigern, Wurttemburg, Germany d. June 1746 Orange County, VA md 29 Jan 1695/96 at Schwaigern, Anna Maria Hengsteler ch. 9 Oct 1685 Oberbaldingen, Baden, Germany the daughter of Matthias and Maria Muller Hengsteler. Johann Michael was son of Michael Willheit ch. 9 Sep 1645 Schwaigern, Wurttemburg, Germany and Anna Maria Ruefflin b. 1647 Schwaigern the dau of Martin Ruefflin and Barbara Bartenschlag. Michael was son of Johann Georg Willheit (Lawyer) ch. 25 Apr 1610 Schwaigern and Barbara Lutz ch 4 Dec 1614 Schwaigern the dau of Hans Lutz b. Abt 1580 Schwaigern and Anna Flamm b. c1580 Schwaigern. Johann Georg was son of Georg Willheit b. c1575 Schwaigern and Anna Bickel b c1572 Schwaigern the widow of Michael Bichel. Georg was son of George "The Old" Willert b. c1550 Schwaigern, Wurttemburg, Germany and unknown wife. Robert Long wrote: > Friday, 21 November 1997 > (Philippines) > > Am looking for any information on the antecedents & siblings of > Fielding > WILHITE. > > The following is what is known about Fielding WILHITE: > > 1. Fielding WILHITE - b: 14 April 1799, Mercer Co., KY - d: 14 > October > 1864, Boone Co., MO (Parent & siblings are unknown) > > 2. On 04 December 1819 in Boone Co., MO - Fielding WILHITE > married > Elizabeth McQUITTY - b: 24 November 1802, St. Louis Co., MO - d: 28 > February 1874, Boone Co., MO. (Antecedents can be traced back to 17th > > century Scotland) > > 3. Eight children can be identified from this marriage: Franklin, > Julia A., > Andrew Newton, Sampson Lewis, James "Jim" Fuller, William David, Mary > E. & > Fielding Overton. > > Any assistance will be most appreciated. > > Bob Long > [email protected] > > ==== WILHITE Mailing List ==== > To unsubscribe from WILHITE, send an e-mail message to: > [email protected] (for individual messages) > [email protected] (for Digest mode) > Subject: unsubscribe > In the body include only one word: unsubscribe > (Turn OFF your signature file when sending this command) ==== WILHITE Mailing List ==== To unsubscribe from WILHITE, send an e-mail message to: [email protected] (for individual messages) [email protected] (for Digest mode) Subject: unsubscribe In the body include only one word: unsubscribe (Turn OFF your signature file when sending this command)

Friday, 21 November 1997 (Philippines) Am looking for any information on the antecedents & siblings of Fielding WILHITE. The following is what is known about Fielding WILHITE: 1. Fielding WILHITE - b: 14 April 1799, Mercer Co., KY - d: 14 October 1864, Boone Co., MO (Parent & siblings are unknown) 2. On 04 December 1819 in Boone Co., MO - Fielding WILHITE married Elizabeth McQUITTY - b: 24 November 1802, St. Louis Co., MO - d: 28 February 1874, Boone Co., MO. (Antecedents can be traced back to 17th century Scotland) 3. Eight children can be identified from this marriage: Franklin, Julia A., Andrew Newton, Sampson Lewis, James "Jim" Fuller, William David, Mary E. & Fielding Overton. Any assistance will be most appreciated. Bob Long [email protected] ==== WILHITE Mailing List ==== To unsubscribe from WILHITE, send an e-mail message to: [email protected] (for individual messages) [email protected] (for Digest mode) Subject: unsubscribe In the body include only one word: unsubscribe (Turn OFF your signature file when sending this command)

This is the first time I have seen definitive statemment of this kind since I joined several lists recently. I am really pleased to see it and, despite one or two instances of genuine confusion or genuine inability to trace copyright, it raises two issues. 1. We should be attempting to protect the listowners (and others who help to provide us with this amazing internet facility) from unnecessary hassle and possibly 'official' problems if copyright infringement on lists becomes very great. 2. If list members are not prepared to do the necessary work to discover who owns copyright, and then gain permission to use material, in my view they should not use it. We have conventions about behaviour on the web (netiquette). I see no reason why we should not have conventions relating to copyright infringement which operate in our lists. Frank Ashton ---------- From: George W. Durman Sent: 20 November 1997 8:23 To: [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected] Subject: RootsWeb's Position on "Copyright" Material - READ !!!!! Here is a post from Dr. Brian at RootsWeb, concerning RootsWeb's position on "Copyright" material. Please READ and HEED. **********(Start of Brian's Post)********** Hi everyone - I'm sorry to have to do this, but I'm starting to lose a day a week or more to this problem and it's gotta stop. Remember, RootsWeb only has three formal policies but the *first* among them is "No copyrighted material (save with permission or as allowed by Fair Use)". Also remember that for the purpose of policy, RootsWeb takes a conservative view of intellectual property rights. We don't have much use for the "facts can't be copyrighted" truism, because almost everyone who uses that expression doesn't understand what it does and doesn't mean. And even when some material can be legally copied, it may still be morally wrong or invite public relations problems to do so. In particular, RootsWeb generally believes that *anything* published in book form within the last 75 years should not be copied and appear on our servers without the permission of the author or the copyright holder. That *specifically* applies to cemetery transcriptions: if you didn't walk the cemetery yourself and you don't have explicit permission from the person who did, that material should NOT be served from RootsWeb. It's fine for folks to disagree with our policies, but if you do disagree please have the courtesy of using other servers to host material that might violate RootsWeb's policies. If you insist on serving that material from RootsWeb, you're cheating *everyone* else by diverting Karen and me into dealing with legal problems when we should be creating accounts and mailing lists for the community. Thanks for your help with this, B. -- Dr. Brian Leverich Co-moderator, soc.genealogy.methods/GENMTD-L RootsWeb Genealogical Data Cooperative http://www.rootsweb.com/ P.O. Box 6798, Frazier Park, CA 93222-6798 [email protected] ==== CFT-WIN Mailing List ==== To unsubscribe from CFT-WIN, send an e-mail message to: [email protected] (for individual messages) [email protected] (for Digest mode) Subject: unsubscribe In the body include only one word: unsubscribe (Turn OFF your signature file when sending this command) ==== WILHITE Mailing List ==== To unsubscribe from WILHITE, send an e-mail message to: [email protected] (for individual messages) [email protected] (for Digest mode) Subject: unsubscribe In the body include only one word: unsubscribe (Turn OFF your signature file when sending this command)

Here is a post from Dr. Brian at RootsWeb, concerning RootsWeb's position on "Copyright" material. Please READ and HEED. **********(Start of Brian's Post)********** Hi everyone - I'm sorry to have to do this, but I'm starting to lose a day a week or more to this problem and it's gotta stop. Remember, RootsWeb only has three formal policies but the *first* among them is "No copyrighted material (save with permission or as allowed by Fair Use)". Also remember that for the purpose of policy, RootsWeb takes a conservative view of intellectual property rights. We don't have much use for the "facts can't be copyrighted" truism, because almost everyone who uses that expression doesn't understand what it does and doesn't mean. And even when some material can be legally copied, it may still be morally wrong or invite public relations problems to do so. In particular, RootsWeb generally believes that *anything* published in book form within the last 75 years should not be copied and appear on our servers without the permission of the author or the copyright holder. That *specifically* applies to cemetery transcriptions: if you didn't walk the cemetery yourself and you don't have explicit permission from the person who did, that material should NOT be served from RootsWeb. It's fine for folks to disagree with our policies, but if you do disagree please have the courtesy of using other servers to host material that might violate RootsWeb's policies. If you insist on serving that material from RootsWeb, you're cheating *everyone* else by diverting Karen and me into dealing with legal problems when we should be creating accounts and mailing lists for the community. Thanks for your help with this, B. -- Dr. Brian Leverich Co-moderator, soc.genealogy.methods/GENMTD-L RootsWeb Genealogical Data Cooperative http://www.rootsweb.com/ P.O. Box 6798, Frazier Park, CA 93222-6798 [email protected] ==== WILHITE Mailing List ==== To unsubscribe from WILHITE, send an e-mail message to: [email protected] (for individual messages) [email protected] (for Digest mode) Subject: unsubscribe In the body include only one word: unsubscribe (Turn OFF your signature file when sending this command)

Look at these statistics. See what RootsWeb is doing with less than a half dozen staff, as compared to Wired Magazine with a staff of 150. If one interpolates the data from Wired Magazine, then RootsWeb should have a staff of 84 people to handle 9 million page hits per month. To paraphrase Dr. Brian, isn't it amazing what a handful of dedicated genealogy buffs can do, when aided by all us volunteers? So the next time anyone feels like griping about occasional pleas for "voluntary" contributions from RootsWeb, consider how so much is being done by so few, with so little monetary resources. 90 million pieces of mail per month ????? !!!!! Did you users realize you were getting so much for so little????? Support RootsWeb!!!!! Go to the URL at: http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/how-to-subscribe.html For information on how to contribute to RootsWeb, AND about all the wonderful benefits you can receive for a paltry sum, check out this site. Want space for your own Web Page????? Check out the above web site and find out how you, too, can host a home page for just joining the RootsWeb group. Check in, join up, and get involved. You will never have a better chance. SgtGeorge List Maintainer ************(Start of Brian's Post)************* Individual subscriptions to lists on lists.rootsweb.com (addresses on multiple lists are double-counted): 01 June about 90,000 15 September about 150,000 19 November more than 200,000 That's about a 15% PER MONTH growth rate. Also, Business Week magazine recently reported that Wired magazine has a staff of 150 supporting their Website, which currently receives 16 million page hits per month. RootsWeb's Web server supports about 9 million page hits per month, and we also deliver about 90,000,000 pieces of mail each month. Amazing what a bunch of volunteers can do, eh? Cheers, B. ==== WILHITE Mailing List ==== To unsubscribe from WILHITE, send an e-mail message to: [email protected] (for individual messages) [email protected] (for Digest mode) Subject: unsubscribe In the body include only one word: unsubscribe (Turn OFF your signature file when sending this command)

Hello folks. Just another "nudge" to remind you all that RootsWeb is a non-profit endeavor and that it is kept going only by contributions from users. Here is an excerpt from a recent message from Brian at RootsWeb: *************************** In a message dated 97-11-17 05:18:24 EST, [email protected] writes: << FWIW, when we last balanced our books on 15 Sept 97 we had paid something over $60,000 in hard expenses (equipment and bandwidth) over the course of the last year and received something under $40,000 in contributions from users. The $20,000 difference came out of Karen and my pockets. *************************** Of course, we Listowners contribute often but that is not enough to pay all the expenses at RootsWeb. As users you do NOT have to contribute to keep using the Lists; however, if you use them a lot and get a lot of value from them, any small contribution would help. Many of the users of my Lists have contributed in the past, everything from $5 up to hundreds of dollars. If every user gave $5 RootsWeb would have enough resources to become the grandest genealogy server in the world. Did you know that with enough money, RootsWeb could set up the hardware and software to have access to all the LDS records in Utah ????? They could purchase and set up access to such things as all the logs for all the ships on which our ancestors arrived in this country? There are archives out there just waiting to be tapped into, but it takes MONEY. If anyone is interested, here is the address for making contributions: RootsWeb Genealogical Data Cooperative P.O. Box 6798 Frazier Park, CA 93222-6798 Brian is setting up the necessary software to allow RootsWeb to accept credit card payments. It should be done by the time you read this. If you want to contribute, you should log on to: http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/how-to-subscribe.html To see if you can pay via credit cards yet. Come on folks, it's the season for generosity !!!!! Think of your small contribution as a Christmas present for the world-wide genealogy community. This is one present that you, as the giver, will also benefit from. How can you lose?! SgtGeorge List Maintainer ==== WILHITE Mailing List ==== To unsubscribe from WILHITE, send an e-mail message to: [email protected] (for individual messages) [email protected] (for Digest mode) Subject: unsubscribe In the body include only one word: unsubscribe (Turn OFF your signature file when sending this command)

Please remove me from all your distribution lists--thank you. ==== WILHITE Mailing List ==== To unsubscribe from WILHITE, send an e-mail message to: [email protected] (for individual messages) WILHITE-D-reques[email protected] (for Digest mode) Subject: unsubscribe In the body include only one word: unsubscribe (Turn OFF your signature file when sending this command)

To: Subscribers to all the Lists which I maintain. If you're receiving this message, then you subscribe to one of my Lists. Over the past week we have had quite an affair at RootsWeb concerning Archiving of messages to the Lists. Things have changed and I will try to cover all the changes below. Now, to clear up some confusion, Archives are nothing but permanently stored files containing ALL the past posts to the Lists at RootsWeb. For instance, if you subscribe to SURNAME-QUERY, every message you have sent to that List will be in the Archives for THAT List. Every message sent by anyone to that List will be in the Archives. These Archives have already been available for some time to anyone who knew how to send the appropriate email messages containing "X-commands". By placing them on RootsWeb web site, you no longer have to try to remem- ber all those arcane commands, how to format them, etc. Once the Archives pages are active at RootsWeb, all you have to do is log on to the appropriate URL, navigate to the appropriate List's pages and search to your heart's content. The Archives will eventually contain all the messages posted to the Lists, plus all those posted to the same Lists when they were at MAISER. There will be NO usernames and NO passwords !!!!! Anyone can log on and browse through the files. If that scares you, then please read on. In the first place, each person who sends email to a public forum, such as the Lists at RootsWeb, should be aware that, with a few exceptions, anyone may subscribe to the Lists and receive all the email posted there. So, if you sent something in the past that you are afraid will show up in the permanent Archives, well.......you are already too late. Your email has already been read by everyone who subscribes/subscribed to a particular List. As to those posts being in the Archives, why worry now? Next, some "worry-warts" whine that the genealogical data they post to the Lists will be available to anyone to copy and publish and get rich. Ha Ha! If these nefarious thieves wanted your genealogical data, they could have already copied it by reading your email to the Lists. Now, it may seem that once it is all together in one place with easy access, some data thieves may now find it profitable to log on and copy material, put it on CD and get rich. Let me ask each of you a question. If you don't want other researchers to see your research, why did you post it to the Lists in the first place? If you wanted it to remain private and not be disseminated, you've already goofed. Folks, once you send it via email, the whole world has access to it. To finalize -- from here forward, if you have something you don't want others to see and be able to copy for further dissemination, DON'T send it to a List !!! If you have sent something in the past that you now decide you don't want to be open to the public, sorry but it's too late. Messages already sent to a List are going to show up in the Archives. There is nothing you or I can do about it. BE WARNED !!!!! If you don't want your email to a List Archived at RootsWeb, don't send it in the first place. For some of you SURNAME-QUERY users, you CANNOT go to the Archives for that List and expect to find myriads of messages on EVERY surname. ONLY those messages sent to SURNAME-QUERY will be in the Archives. If you want to do a thorough search of the Archives for specific surnames, start with SURNAME-QUERY, then do a search of the List for that specific surname, such as SMITH-L, BROYLES-L, JONES-L, etc. This matter is NOT open to vote or discussion. There will be no usernames or passwords required to access the Archives, starting on December 1st. Until that time, the Archives will not be available. You will have varying opinions on the openness of the Archives. There is no need to argue them here on the Lists. It will change nothing. Here is my viewpoint in a nutshell: If I send genealogical data to a List, I do so for the express purpose of making that data available for others to benefit from. If I am one of those "little old ladies" who have spent the last 50 years of their lives collecting data and be damned if I will share it with the unwashed, then I won't send the data to the Lists. For the life of me, I could never figure out why they collect the data if they don't want other family members to benefit from it. This attitude is more prevalent than you might think. I am researching several surname lines where there are people possessing unbelievable amounts of data, but will only part with it if I PROVE my connection to that surname line, seem like a "nice" guy, and PROMISE not to pass it on to anyone else. Saints protect me !!!!! If any of you just HAVE to comment on this, DO NOT send your comment to the List. Send it to me via private email. My address is in the headers at the beginning of this message, and here it is again: [email protected] DO NOT burden the rest of the List users by posting back here to this List. Regards, SgtGeorge Listowner ==== WILHITE Mailing List ==== To unsubscribe from WILHITE, send an e-mail message to: [email protected] (for individual messages) [email protected] (for Digest mode) Subject: unsubscribe In the body include only one word: unsubscribe (Turn OFF your signature file when sending this command)

Word to the Wise regarding MCI. I too, WAS very happy with MCI until !!! Ahghhhhh!!!! I switched my long dististance to AT&T (Hey, they had a better deal) The next day my Internet service was CANCELED..... Dead.... Gone... Caputz. It took 4 phone calls and much time with Tech support (Which by the way is superior!!!) to get back online. I had to reinstall the MCI software. They do not support Netscape Navigator but I am using it.... It's not that difficult to set up, but I am on my own with it... I don't like that. I am still with MCI.... am not having problems with mail and I am very satisfied now. Just be aware, contact MCI BEFORE switching long distance carriers, so that they have "time" to set up alternate billing methods. Kathy Snow-Bryce KatBryce @mci2000.com or [email protected] Stuck in the Beautiful Everglades of Florida North Fort Myers, FL 33917 Researching BRYCE SCT>VA>MI FASSETT MA>MI FONDA NY>MI RANDALL NY>MI RAYMER NY>MI SNOW ?>TX>IL>WI>MI John Baggarley wrote: > This is not an add for MCI but I have been using MCI as my ISP for > quite > a while ahd have found them helpful when I have problems . When I have > > been out of town I know I can count on getting ALL my mail as many as > 500 messages at one time. > > John B. > > George W. Durman wrote: > > > > Today it has been brought to my attention that I have erred in > lumping all > > snip< > > decided to "bounce" the email with the message, "User has a Full > Mailbox". > ==== WILHITE Mailing List ==== To unsubscribe from WILHITE, send an e-mail message to: [email protected] (for individual messages) [email protected] (for Digest mode) Subject: unsubscribe In the body include only one word: unsubscribe (Turn OFF your signature file when sending this command)

Word to the Wise regarding MCI. I too, WAS very happy with MCI until !!! Ahghhhhh!!!! I switched my long dististance to AT&T (Hey, they had a better deal) The next day my Internet service was CANCELED..... Dead.... Gone... Caputz. It took 4 phone calls and much time with Tech support (Which by the way is superior!!!) to get back online. I had to reinstall the MCI software. They do not support Netscape Navigator but I am using it.... It's not that difficult to set up, but I am on my own with it... I don't like that. I am still with MCI.... am not having problems with mail and I am very satisfied now. Just be aware, contact MCI BEFORE switching long distance carriers, so that they have "time" to set up alternate billing methods. Kathy Snow-Bryce KatBryce @mci2000.com or [email protected] Stuck in the Beautiful Everglades of Florida North Fort Myers, FL 33917 Researching BRYCE SCT>VA>MI FASSETT MA>MI FONDA NY>MI RANDALL NY>MI RAYMER NY>MI SNOW ?>TX>IL>WI>MI John Baggarley wrote: > This is not an add for MCI but I have been using MCI as my ISP for > quite > a while ahd have found them helpful when I have problems . When I have > > been out of town I know I can count on getting ALL my mail as many as > 500 messages at one time. > > John B. > > George W. Durman wrote: > > > > Today it has been brought to my attention that I have erred in > lumping all > > snip< > > decided to "bounce" the email with the message, "User has a Full > Mailbox". > ==== WILHITE Mailing List ==== To unsubscribe from WILHITE, send an e-mail message to: [email protected] (for individual messages) [email protected] (for Digest mode) Subject: unsubscribe In the body include only one word: unsubscribe (Turn OFF your signature file when sending this command)

Word to the Wise regarding MCI. I too, WAS very happy with MCI until !!! Ahghhhhh!!!! I switched my long dististance to AT&T (Hey, they had a better deal) The next day my Internet service was CANCELED..... Dead.... Gone... Caputz. It took 4 phone calls and much time with Tech support (Which by the way is superior!!!) to get back online. I had to reinstall the MCI software. They do not support Netscape Navigator but I am using it.... It's not that difficult to set up, but I am on my own with it... I don't like that. I am still with MCI.... am not having problems with mail and I am very satisfied now. Just be aware, contact MCI BEFORE switching long distance carriers, so that they have "time" to set up alternate billing methods. Kathy Snow-Bryce KatBryce @mci2000.com or [email protected] Stuck in the Beautiful Everglades of Florida North Fort Myers, FL 33917 Researching BRYCE SCT>VA>MI FASSETT MA>MI FONDA NY>MI RANDALL NY>MI RAYMER NY>MI SNOW ?>TX>IL>WI>MI John Baggarley wrote: > This is not an add for MCI but I have been using MCI as my ISP for > quite > a while ahd have found them helpful when I have problems . When I have > > been out of town I know I can count on getting ALL my mail as many as > 500 messages at one time. > > John B. > > George W. Durman wrote: > > > > Today it has been brought to my attention that I have erred in > lumping all > > snip< > > decided to "bounce" the email with the message, "User has a Full > Mailbox". > ==== WILHITE Mailing List ==== To unsubscribe from WILHITE, send an e-mail message to: [email protected] (for individual messages) [email protected] (for Digest mode) Subject: unsubscribe In the body include only one word: unsubscribe (Turn OFF your signature file when sending this command)

Amara Marshall wrote: > > I vote for no spaces! > > ---------- > From: Robert J. Stevens <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > Cc: [email protected]; [email protected]; > [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]; > [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]; > [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]; > [email protected]; [email protected]; > [email protected]; [email protected]; > [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]; George W. Durman > [email protected] <[email protected]>; [email protected]; > [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]; > [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]; > [email protected]; [email protected]; > [email protected]; [email protected]; > [email protected]; [email protected]diana.edu > Subject: Re: [PENN] [Fwd: 'The Branches of the WORLD Tree'] > Date: Wednesday, November 12, 1997 11:09 AM > > Robert Philhower wrote: > > > > Bob: > > > > Please don't put spaces in the names you are searching. It makes them > > difficult to scan and impossible to search. When they wrap aound to the > > next line, it makes it even more unlikely to find a fellow finder. > > > Bob Philhower > "You can Please some of the people some of the Time and You can Please > some of the People All of the time but You can't please All of the > People All of the Time' > to paraphrase someone wiser than me. I got a lot of flack from several > list owners because I didn't separate my names. but if it's better the > other way I'll change it. I'll broadcast this reply to the list's I'm on > and see what comes of it > !!! Okay lets have a show of hands folks !!!! > > > > With that said, I have some Potter's (mostly Colonel Samuel's) from NJ > > in my line. Are your Potter's from NJ. > > > I wish I new we have to I say Two lost and elusive Potters in out family > tree so I guess that make me a little bit Pottered. one is Emma Mira > Potter born February 17, 1829 suppsedly in N.Y. the other Caroline > Potter my Great Grand mother on my Dad's Dad side was in Hollidays > pennsylvania during 1864 thru 1866 and possibly as late as 1895. but > thats all we know about that. > Bob the 'I hope I don't have to change it again for the second time' > Stevens > -- > "If a Tree doesn't have DEEP ROOTS it is easily blown over by a strong > Wind" > Researching: * B o w e n * F e u r t * F i l s o n * F l o w e r * F o r > t * G a t e s * > G r a v e s * H o w e l l * L e n o x * N o e l * O a k e s * P o t t e > r * P o u n d * > S t C l a i r * S T E V E N S * S t J o h n * T h r a s h e r * V a n D > u s e n* Yay; Spaces 20:1 No spaces win's but read this ******************** Subject: Surnames in Taglines [was Fwd: 'The Branches of the WORLD Tree']] Date: Wed, 12 Nov 1997 15:16:29 -0500 From: Phil Stackhouse <[email protected]> Organization: Merlin Document Services To: [email protected], [email protected] References: 1 , 2 , 3 Robert J. Stevens wrote: > > Robert Philhower wrote: > > Please don't put spaces in the names you are searching. It makes them > > difficult to scan and impossible to search. Bob, Bob <G>) and all, The folks at RootsWeb have asked everyone either NOT to add surnames to taglines or else to do something like separating them with spaces. This is because in the not-too-distant future there will be a very powerful search engine at RootsWeb which will allow the searching of both header and body text for surnames, etc. If you post 100 times a year with your SMITH surname listed in the tagline on RootsWeb mailing lists, then that's 100 bogus hits that someone searching for real SMITH information will have to wade through. Multiply that by the number of people who might put SMITH on their tagline and you can understand that the whole search process would become an excercize in futility. So those "spaced" surnames are highly appropriate. Phil ************************* So I Guess no spaces loses the vote having been vetoed. Sorry if I've upset the apple cart but this is not A FLAME as some would think. It is very serious business. Perhaps we ougt to get our collective heads together and come up with a soultion that would at least satisfy the majority. Reminds me of my Grandfather who bought a Mule from the neighbor for five bucks thinking he'd got a bargain but he seconds thoughts when the seller handed him a pick axe handle. Grandpa asked him what's that for. The seller replied "He's a bit stubborn so you have to whack him on the Rump to get him moving" So where do we go now that I have you attention. Bob the stubborn as a mule but affable Stevens -- "If a Tree doesn't have DEEP ROOTS it is easily blown over by a strong Wind" Researching: AUGENSTEIN,BOWEN,CURRY,DANIELS,FEURT,FILSON,FLOWER,FORT,GATES, GRAVES,GREEN,HOWELL,KILDOW,KILDAU,LENOX,MONTGOMERY,NOEL,NEWELL,OAKES,POAGE,__ POTTER,POUND,StCLAIR,StJOHN,STEPHENS,STEVENS,THRASHER,VAN DUSEN,VanDYKE,ET-AL ==== WILHITE Mailing List ==== To unsubscribe from WILHITE, send an e-mail message to: [email protected] (for individual messages) [email protected] (for Digest mode) Subject: unsubscribe In the body include only one word: unsubscribe (Turn OFF your signature file when sending this command)

Robert Philhower wrote: > > Bob: > > Please don't put spaces in the names you are searching. It makes them > difficult to scan and impossible to search. When they wrap aound to the > next line, it makes it even more unlikely to find a fellow finder. > Bob Philhower "You can Please some of the people some of the Time and You can Please some of the People All of the time but You can't please All of the People All of the Time' to paraphrase someone wiser than me. I got a lot of flack from several list owners because I didn't separate my names. but if it's better the other way I'll change it. I'll broadcast this reply to the list's I'm on and see what comes of it !!! Okay lets have a show of hands folks !!!! > > With that said, I have some Potter's (mostly Colonel Samuel's) from NJ > in my line. Are your Potter's from NJ. > I wish I new we have to I say Two lost and elusive Potters in out family tree so I guess that make me a little bit Pottered. one is Emma Mira Potter born February 17, 1829 suppsedly in N.Y. the other Caroline Potter my Great Grand mother on my Dad's Dad side was in Hollidays pennsylvania during 1864 thru 1866 and possibly as late as 1895. but thats all we know about that. Bob the 'I hope I don't have to change it again for the second time' Stevens -- "If a Tree doesn't have DEEP ROOTS it is easily blown over by a strong Wind" Researching: * B o w e n * F e u r t * F i l s o n * F l o w e r * F o r t * G a t e s * G r a v e s * H o w e l l * L e n o x * N o e l * O a k e s * P o t t e r * P o u n d * S t C l a i r * S T E V E N S * S t J o h n * T h r a s h e r * V a n D u s e n* ==== WILHITE Mailing List ==== To unsubscribe from WILHITE, send an e-mail message to: [email protected] (for individual messages) [email protected] (for Digest mode) Subject: unsubscribe In the body include only one word: unsubscribe (Turn OFF your signature file when sending this command)