I'm Looking for any Wilhoit(e)s in Boone Co. KY because of close ties to my Aylors. **************************************************I*Support*Michael*New!*** Jeff Aylor <[email protected]> http://www.infinet.com/~jaylor

Ah, good!!! I was afraid I was listing stuff that everyone knew about. I do have some references that I haven't entered in yet and will dig that up when the time comes. Kay

Hi Cousin Kay. Your contribution is fascinating! Gave me lots of new WILHITE/WILHOIT "cousins" to add to the database. Thanks a million. I will be getting back with you when I get them all entered and tied in. If you have any dead ends or loose ends, post them here and you'll get lots of help. SgtGeorge At 10:40 09/28/97 -0400, [email protected] wrote: >Hi! > >Have to admit that I've been lurking here since I joined. Below is my list >of Wilhites. Most of this was given to me by a cousin and I'm not sure where >she got the information but I am sure that it is sound. Any comments, >corrections, additional information welcomed. The last entry --Talitha >Willhite -- is my gg grandmother and I have most of her descendants.

At 08:19 09/28/97 -0500, Ted Hitt wrote: >George, > >I have a question for you that may perk a "little" curiosity. Which >Wilhite's/Wilhoite's married Broyles prior to 1850? Oh my Gosh, Ted!!!!! I'm sure I don't even start to have all of them in my databases, and never counted them; however, I know that I have at least a couple dozen in my main lines !!!!! I'll tell you how bad (or good) it is up in Washington and Greene Counties, TN. Today if a BROYLES and WILHOIT marry, you can be assured they are cousins at least 2 or 3 ways. (GRIN) My mother's brother, a BROYLES from Washington County, married a WILHOIT from Greene County. A couple years ago I did some digging on the Greene County WILHOIT lines and found out that they were indeed related. My uncle's wife, the WILHOIT, was 3rd cousin to my uncle's father (my grandfather). To top it all off, the mother of the WILHOIT wife was a BOWMAN, and that line had also married back and forth with both BROYLES & WILHOIT. I'll look through the databases and see how many I can find. Heck, if you go back to the 1717 immigration and start forward, you will find many such marriages in the 1700's and early 1800's. They didn't wait until they had all migrated to TN, they started it back in Germanna and other VA areas. It is interesting though. Maybe other's on here will search through their files and see how many they have. Actually I think I am my own cousin several times, considering all the "removes". (GRIN) Nice to see some email here for a change, SgtGeorge Listowner for: BROYLES WILHITE/WILHOIT CULLOP CROCKETT DURMAN LOVETTE GAROUTTE WILKINSON ******************************************************************** SUPPORT public genealogy - join or sponsor the independent, RootsWeb Genealogical Data Cooperative, which is primarily funded "by lots of folks making small contributions" and well on the way to building "something pretty amazing." "...what RootsWeb is doing is bloody expensive.... RootsWeb has no sugardaddy: the only way we can keep this place going and growing is if lots of folks make small contributions" - Brian Leverich, 9-2-97 Most SURNAME lists are sponsored by RootsWeb and RootsWeb is funded *entirely* by you, the genealogical community - to find out how you can help support Internet genealogy through RootsWeb, see this page: http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/how-to-subscribe.html To send contributions via "Snail Mail" (Paper Checks), send to: RootsWeb Genealogical Data Cooperative P.O. Box 6798 Frazier Park, CA 93222-6798 ********************************************************************* RootsWeb is a non-profit-making organization, devoted solely to providing server space for genealogy-related matters. No gov- ernment subsidies, no grants, no dues, no fees -- all support comes from voluntary user contributions. IF YOU LIKE, THEN SUPPORT IT !!!!! *********************************************************************

I am researching a Mary Tiney Willhite born in Searcy County, Ark August 29, 1855. She married ? Smith and had a son Tom. ? Smith died and she married James Wise September 9, 1886 Ozark, Christian County, Mo. Mary and James had 3 children: Francis Corilla, Jesse Franklin, and Annie May. Who were the parents of Mary Tiney Willhite and did she have brothers and sister? Thank you in advance. Elaine George W. Durman wrote: > > Hello all. I haven't received any messages in a great while from > the subscribers to this List. Have all the WILHITE/WILHOIT researchers > stopped? I can't believe that, but can't explain why no one is posting > here. Just lonely, I guess. > > SgtGeorge > WILHITE Listowner Bob and Elaine McDowell Rt. 8 Box 1336 Amarillo, Texas 79118 (USA) Researching the following surnames: from Germany, (USA) Neb., Co., STRATMAN, UHING, GENTER,SCHAFERS, STOLTA, UHING, WITTFELD, MOLL From Germany and Russia, (USA) Co., BATH (BOTT), LAPP, WALKER, GETTMAN, HOFFMAN, REINICKS, HICKSON The following locations that we are sure of. From Tn, N.C. Mo. Ark. Tx. McDowell, Barnes, Wise, Collins, Benfield, Wilhite, Plumlee, Sherrill From Al., Ms, S.C. Ga. Tx. Knight, Moore, Blaylock, Harris " Ye are the children of the prophets, and of the covenant which God made with our fathers, saying unto Abraham, And in thy seed shall all the kindreds of the earth be blessed." Acts 4:25

Hi gang, George, don't be lonely !! Does anyone know this Matilda Wilhoit ?? Thanks Dee 1. MATILDA9 WILHOITE (probably daughter of Aaron and Mary Yeager) was born 1810 in Ky., and died 1885 in Jefferson Co., Ky.. She married JOHN DAVID BLANKENBAKER March 17, 1831 in Ky., son of JACOB BLANKENBAKER and ELIZABETH LEATHERMAN. Children of MATILDA WILHOITE and JOHN BLANKENBAKER are: i. ELIZA ELLEN10 BLANKENBAKER, b. March 11, 1841, Jefferson Co., Ky.; m. JOHN N. ADAMS, January 15, 1860, Jefferson Co., Ky.. ii. BEMISS R. BLANKENBAKER, b. 1853, Jefferson Co., Ky.. iii. AMANDA MELVINA BLANKENBAKER, b. January 09, 1832, Jefferson Co., Ky.; d. July 30, 1854, Jefferson Co., Ky.. iv. MARY ELIZABETH BLANKENBAKER, b. October 05, 1833, Jefferson Co., Ky.; d. May 11, 1871, Jefferson Co., Ky.; m. THOMAS A. QISSENBERRY, January 16, 1856, Jefferson Co., Ky.. v. JOSEPH YEAGER BLANKENBAKER, b. April 04, 1836, Jefferson Co., Ky.; m. CASSANDRA ANN BLANKENBAKER, February 18, 1858, Jefferson Co., Ky.. vi. GEORGE WASHINGTON BLANKENBAKER, b. July 13, 1838, Middletown, Jefferson Co., Ky.; d. January 02, 1907, Jefferson Co., Ky.; m. SUSAN BEHTESDA DURR, March 06, 1861, Ky.. vii. JOHN LEATHERMAN BLANKENBAKER, b. March 16, 1843, Jefferson Co., Ky.. viii. ALPHABETA BLANKENBAKER, b. May 01, 1845, Jefferson Co., Ky.; d. May 05, 1845, Jefferson Co., Ky..

I have done some work on my son-in-law's family. Here is his Wilhoit connection. His gr grandmother was Eliza Jane ROLLINS b 1855 in Greene Co TN. She died 1951 in Okmulgee Co OK. She married Jeremiah LAMONS in Green Co TN in 1881. Her first husband was William VERRAN. They were married in Greene Co TN in 1875. Eliza Jane's parents were: George ROLLINS, born Abt 1838 in TN and Louisa CRUM,b avt 1838 in TN. Louisa's parents were: John CRUM b abt 1805 in TN and Elizabeth WILHOIT b abt 1818 TN. I am not sure of the connection beyond that. There is also another connectin the the CRUM family. Jeremiah LAMONS was the son of Wesley LAMONS b 1819 in TN and Amildan CRUM b abt 1822 in KY. I don't know the connection between Louisa Crum ROLLINS and Amilda CRUM LAMONS. Any help or information would be greatly appreciated. Ellen

Hi! Have to admit that I've been lurking here since I joined. Below is my list of Wilhites. Most of this was given to me by a cousin and I'm not sure where she got the information but I am sure that it is sound. Any comments, corrections, additional information welcomed. The last entry --Talitha Willhite -- is my gg grandmother and I have most of her descendants. Kay Harrison Taber San Jose, CA Descendants of Georg Willert Generation No. 1 1. Georg1 Willert was born Abt 1550 in SCHWAIGERN, GERMANY, and died Abt 1605. Child of Georg Willert is: 2. i. Georg2 Wilheit, b. Abt 1580, Schwaigern, Germany; d. August 19, 1623, Schwaigern, Germany. Generation No. 2 2. Georg2 Wilheit (Georg1 Willert) was born Abt 1580 in Schwaigern, Germany, and died August 19, 1623 in Schwaigern, Germany. He married Anna Bickel April 03, 1605. Child of Georg Wilheit and Anna Bickel is: 3. i. Johann Georg3 Wilheit, b. April 25, 1610, Schwaigern, Germany; d. November 13, 1685, Schwaigern, Germany. Generation No. 3 3. Johann Georg3 Wilheit (Georg2, Georg1 Willert) was born April 25, 1610 in Schwaigern, Germany, and died November 13, 1685 in Schwaigern, Germany. He married Barbara Lutz July 12, 1640 in Schwaigern, Germany. Child of Johann Wilheit and Barbara Lutz is: 4. i. Hans Michael4 Wilheit, b. September 09, 1645, SCHWAIGERN, GERMANY; d. September 21, 1717, SCHWAIGERN, GERMANY. Generation No. 4 4. Hans Michael4 Wilheit (Johann Georg3, Georg2, Georg1 Willert) was born September 09, 1645 in SCHWAIGERN, GERMANY, and died September 21, 1717 in SCHWAIGERN, GERMANY. He married Anna Maria Riflin November 03, 1668 in SCHWAIGERN, GERMANY. Child of Hans Wilheit and Anna Riflin is: 5. i. Johann Michael5 Wilheit, b. January 29, 1670/71, Sweigen, Germany; d. April 1693, Orange, VA. Generation No. 5 5. Johann Michael5 Wilheit (Hans Michael4, Johann Georg3, Georg2, Georg1 Willert) was born January 29, 1670/71 in Sweigen, Germany, and died April 1693 in Orange, VA. He married Anna Maria Hengsteler February 10, 1705/06 in Schwaigen, Germany. Child of Johann Wilheit and Anna Hengsteler is: 6. i. Matthias6 Wilhoit, b. Abt 1721, Spotsylvania, PA; d. Abt 1791, NC. Generation No. 6 6. Matthias6 Wilhoit (Johann Michael5 Wilheit, Hans Michael4, Johann Georg3, Georg2, Georg1 Willert) was born Abt 1721 in Spotsylvania, PA, and died Abt 1791 in NC. He married Mary Ballenger Abt 1744 in Orange, VA. Child of Matthias Wilhoit and Mary Ballenger is: 7. i. John7 Wilhoite, b. Abt 1742, Orange, VA; d. February 17, 1837, Owen, KY. Generation No. 7 7. John7 Wilhoite (Matthias6 Wilhoit, Johann Michael5 Wilheit, Hans Michael4, Johann Georg3, Georg2, Georg1 Willert) was born Abt 1742 in Orange, VA, and died February 17, 1837 in Owen, KY. He married Lucy Stapp 1868 in Culpepper, VA. Children of John Wilhoite and Lucy Stapp are: i. John8 Wilhoite, b. Abt 1770, ORANGE, VIRGINIA; d. February 17, 1837, OWEN, KENTUCKY. 8. ii. Achilles Wilhoit, b. Abt 1773, Orange, VA; d. March 04, 1833, KY. iii. Jenny Wilhoite, b. Abt 1775. iv. Catherine Wilhoite, b. Abt 1777. Generation No. 8 8. Achilles8 Wilhoit (John7 Wilhoite, Matthias6 Wilhoit, Johann Michael5 Wilheit, Hans Michael4, Johann Georg3, Georg2, Georg1 Willert) was born Abt 1773 in Orange, VA, and died March 04, 1833 in KY. He married Mary Ann Hall May 01, 1794 in Woodford, KY. Children of Achilles Wilhoit and Mary Hall are: i. John Hall9 Wilhite, b. Abt 1796, Woodford County, KY; d. October 12, 1872, Crawford, Montgomery County, IN; m. Sarah Jane Paugh. ii. Lucinda Wilhoit, b. Abt 1798; d. Terra Haute, IN; m. Nicholas Prior. iii. Malinda Wilhoit, b. 1800, WOODFORD, KENTUCKY. iv. Catherine Wilhoit, b. Abt 1802. 9. v. George H Wilhite, b. Abt 1804, KY. vi. Patsy Wilhoit, b. Abt 1809. vii. Eliza Wilhoit, b. July 02, 1811, SHELBY, KENTUCKY. viii. President Wilhoit, b. October 03, 1811. ix. Mary Ann Wilhoit, b. December 01, 1817. Generation No. 9 9. George H9 Wilhite (Achilles8 Wilhoit, John7 Wilhoite, Matthias6 Wilhoit, Johann Michael5 Wilheit, Hans Michael4, Johann Georg3, Georg2, Georg1 Willert) was born Abt 1804 in KY. He married Louisa Coffman April 21, 1825 in Jefferson County, IN. Child of George Wilhite and Louisa Coffman is: i. Talitha C.10 Willhite, b. July 22, 1837, Des Moines County, IA; d. November 26, 1896, Wellman, Washington Co., IA; m. Benjamin Thomas Van Cleave, April 22, 1855, Daytonville, Washington, Iowa.

George, I have a question for you that may perk a "little" curiosity. Which Wilhite's/Wilhoite's married Broyles prior to 1850? Ted Hitt Listowner: WINN

I am looking for the parents of Jane Scearce who married Israel Wilhoite in Woodford Co. KY in 1822. Does anyone out there have that information in their files? Would appreciate any information. Sorry you have been lonely out in cyberspace, George. Betty Babitzke

Hello all. I haven't received any messages in a great while from the subscribers to this List. Have all the WILHITE/WILHOIT researchers stopped? I can't believe that, but can't explain why no one is posting here. Just lonely, I guess. SgtGeorge WILHITE Listowner

Would like to exchange data with anyone who shows a Fryar (any spelling) connection. Jack Fryar, Midland, TX

In a message dated 97-09-03 06:18:16 EDT, you write: << Fred >> Thanks I contributed to that list. In fact the last sentence you quoted from the book is my line. Bob

Be sure to check out the RootsWeb web site and find out what is offered there for genealogy researchers. As you know, it is the "parent" of all our Lists. http://www.rootsweb.com Regards, SgtGeorge

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Earl and Leaon Willhoite also pieced together the family of Achilles and Mary/Polly Hall, m. Woodford Co., KY 1794: Melinda, Permeliz, Martisha and President. They also name other possibles in a large group of Wilhites on the 1880 Montgomery Co., IN census. The criteria for this family were geography, dates, similarity of given names, and other considerations. Achilles Wilhite is given as the son of John and Lucy (Stapp) Willhoite of Owen Co., KY. Fred At 08:37 PM 8/21/97 -0400, you wrote: >Looking for documentation on the family of Achilles Wilhite and wife Mary >Hall of Kentucky, Jefferson and Fountain Co., Ind. I have pieced together a >possible list of children based on names, proximity, church memberships. I >have also seen a Wilhoite Gedcom of unknown origin which gives death dates >and places for Achilles and Mary (no proof however) and a list of children, >which doesn't completely match mine, but is generally consistent. All help >appreciated. Bob Scott > > > > > Fred Westcott [email protected]

I AM BOBBY WILHOITE 111 MNT VIEW DR SEVIERVILLE TN 37862

I am not sure if the this is the proper place to post a quary to WILHITE as the the name I am looking for is WILHIDE? Please let me know and I will unsubcribe. I have connections to the WILHIDE name at Graceham, MD. My gggg-grandfather John RODENHIZER Married a WILHIDE and there are other family connections to that name. John Rodeneiser married Maria WILLHEID daughter of Frederick WILLHEID on before 3 Apr 1808. - He also married Maria's sister after she died. i.e> Hannah Willheid MOREHEAD (widow) in Dec 27, 1827. Does this ring a bell out there with anyone? -- Searching for RODENHIZER-PA, MD, VA & NC, GREEN(E)-RI, NY, AMMONETTE-VA, MORRISEY-NY, HILL-NC,VA, BURCH-VA, CATE(S)-NC,VA, PULLY-NC, VA, HAMNER-VA,NC and CRAFT-VA. http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/r/o/d/Bernard-C-Rodenhizer http://www.geocities.com/ResearchTriangle/3253 http://www.rootsweb.com/~vameckle/index.htm [email protected] Mecklenburg Co., VA

I've been playing around with Netscape Navigator 4.0 and offer the following to those of you who are having problems turning off Attachments and VCard Attachments. 1) While in the Mail utility of Netscape Navigator 4.0, click on Mail, then preferences. Find "Mail & Groups", then "Identity". At the bottom make sure that the box next to "Always attach Address BookCard to message" is NOT checked. This will get rid of those damnable VCards that are being sent with every message from a Net- scape Navigator 4.0 user. The default for this option is to have it checked. So you must "uncheck" it by putting your mouse pointer on the box and clicking it. 2) While in the Mail utility of Netscape Navigator 4.0, click on Mail, then Preferences. Find "Mail & Groups", then "Messages". Make sure the box next to the line "By default, send HTML messages" is NOT checked. If it is checked, put your mouse pointer on the box and click it. The X should disappear. This will get rid of those ugly HTML attachments that users receive on the Lists. The default for this is to have it checked, so you will have to TURN IT OFF by unchecking the box. Hope this helps to get rid of some unwanted attachments. SgtGeorge

Looking for documentation on the family of Achilles Wilhite and wife Mary Hall of Kentucky, Jefferson and Fountain Co., Ind. I have pieced together a possible list of children based on names, proximity, church memberships. I have also seen a Wilhoite Gedcom of unknown origin which gives death dates and places for Achilles and Mary (no proof however) and a list of children, which doesn't completely match mine, but is generally consistent. All help appreciated. Bob Scott