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/FgWBAEB/710 Message Board Post: I have been searching for the family of ELIZABETH WINN, b. abt. 1817 in Ohio, parents from Penn. Married to PETER CAMPBELL in 1836 St Joseph Co. Indiana, Moved to WISCONSIN, ROCHESTER, RACINE CO. I have just discovered a WILLIAM WINN in Rochester in the Wisc. state census of 1842, exactly when Elizabeth and her family where there. Any information on WILLIAM WINN in Wisconsin, Rochester, Racine co. or surrounding area would be appreciated. The Winn family probably moved from Penn., to Ohio, To Indiana, To Wisconsin and later to Nevada and California. Anyone out there connect to this trail? (Elizabeth had children named Adelia, Emma and William. Barbara Sidler

Can any one help this lady? ----- Original Message ----- From: Rita Ray To: ttg-inc@attbi.com Sent: Tuesday, November 18, 2003 7:26 AM Subject: Thomas Wynne, U.S. Coast Guard, 1977 Becky, Perhaps you can help me. I am trying to locate the Thomas Wynne who was stationed on the U.S. Coast Guard ice breaker Polar Star in 1977-1978. Any help greatly appreciated. Rita Ray

Dear Cuz's, This is to discuss the Ancestry.com census deal..... Pro's and Con's, but I love it, even with all the problems, because I can get copies of census's on line, with out having to go outside the house to do the research. Now.. what this e-mail is about... Things I find at Ancestry that may help you? 1. Once you a person in a "search", after clicking on the link, if you do not find that person on that page.. don't freak out... go a page forward or a page backwards and you will find them... BUT also remember to change the page number on your census cover sheet because they weren't on the page they originally said! 2. When you pull up a census in Ancestry.com you will find one of two types of viewing programs. A. Example #1 http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ttg13/ancestryadjust1.html You can make the print larger to read it, or smaller to read it... or move it around by using the appropriate buttons. Now note each time you hit one of those buttons, it refreshes the page and you may have to move it around to see it again. The one part that most do not know how to do, with this example, is how to print it, where you can actually read it. where the WHOLE thang shows... =) You do that with the "SIZE" button, [see above image] When you CLICK on that "Size" option, a menu opens. Click on FRAME SIZE On right hand side "CUSTOM SIZE" is where you will adjust it the most. I change the WIDTH to be 900 and the HEIGHT to 1400 just to start. Then click OK... It will now open the viewing area to match that width and height. You will now need to re-adjust the size of the image again to fit in the screen at the largest, so you can read it and move it around to fit in that frame... If you need the "Frame" to be bigger then adjust it bigger or smaller the same way. Once you get it to the size you want [Remember if you left a big black edge you will use up your black ink when you print it!! Adjust where the least amount of the black edge shows and don't waste your ink!] Take your mouse and RIGHT click in the Body of the picture A menu opens Choose Print Image and it will print that image just as big as you made it!!! Now I will point out... if your window is wider than it is tall.... you need to rotate the image so it prints in "Landscape" or sideways on the paper... To do that Right Click in the body of the image Choose ROTATE Image Choose Rotate 90 degrees and it will turn it one time to the right.etc. Then print it. If you want to save that image on your hard drive, at that size, then you Right Click in the image body and you choose SAVE IMAGE AS and it will save it to your hard drive. B. The 2nd Example of the Ancestry Census. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ttg13/ancestryadjust2.html The other way that Ancestry shows a census images is like the above example image.... and it is different to use it.... If you want to move to the next page just use the Arrows in the forward or backwards motion to move to the one before or the one after this one. Size to read: I usually use the 50% or 75 % to get a good view of the image and then use the "Pan" or move around gizzmo to move around to see what I want. that way I don't strain my eyes... =) If you just can't see it clearly no matter the size and your trying to read a small area use the "Little area Bigger" deal they call magnify.. it is a small magnifier that you can pop up a small area in a bigger size. Now to the printing.... That is where you do the options to make it how you want. CLICK "PRINT OPTIONS" button A Print window opens... CLICK "PROPERTIES" [tab up top] LEFT Click on the PAGE SETUP Choose PAPER SIZE that you are going to print on Choose Portrait or Landscape [regular or sideways] Choose "PRINTING TYPE" choose "FIT TO PAGE PRINTING" so that it expands to fit on your piece of paper at the largest size Choose how many copies CLICK OK And it will print it to fit your page... you don't have to mess with the actual image being the right size and the frame size being right or anything!! Much nicer. Ok hope that helps!! Hugs Cuz B ttg-inc@comcast.net http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ttg13/

P.S. Descendants of Edward [of Woburn MA] Winne 1 Edward [of Woburn MA] Winne b: Abt. 1609 Ipswitch, England d: September 5, 1692 Woburn, Middlesex Cty., MA .. +Joanna [Jane] Berkeley b: Abt. 1604 m: Abt. 1628 d: March 8, 1648/49 Woburn, Middlesex Cty., MA 2 Anne Winne b: Abt. 1629 England d: May 6, 1682 Woburn, Middlesex Cty., MA .... +Moses Cleveland b: February 2, 1623/24 m: September 26, 1648 Woburn, MA d: January 9, 1701/02 2 Elizabeth [Polly] Winne b: Abt. 1631 England d: May 2, 1695 Woburn, Middlesex Cty., MA .... +George Polly m: May 21, 1649 2 Joseph "Ensign Joseph Winn" Winne b: Abt. 1633 England d: February 22, 1714/15 Woburn, Middlesex Cty., MA .... +Rebecca Reed b: Brookline m: 1664 d: 1734 .. 3 Rebecca Winne b: May 25, 1665 d: April 6, 1679 .. 3 Sarah Winne b: November 9, 1666 d: October 23, 1733 ...... +Ebenezer Johnson m: April 13, 1691 Woburn, MA .. 3 Joanna Winne b: 1668 d: December 18, 1721 ...... +Edward Knight .. 3 Abigail Winne b: June 15, 1670 d: June 25, 1670 .. 3 Joseph Winne b: May 15, 1671 d: January 18, 1717/18 ...... +Martha Blodgett b: September 15, 1673 Woburn, MA m: April 7, 1696 .. 3 Josiah Winne b: March 15, 1673/74 ...... +Lydia Littlefield .. *2nd Wife of Josiah Winne: ...... +Mary Richardson .. 3 Tymothy Winne b: March 22, 1677/78 d: March 22, 1677/78 .. 3 Rebecca Winne b: February 14, 1678/79 ...... +Timothy Spaulding m: March 5, 1699/00 .. 3 Hannah Winne b: February 14, 1678/79 d: April 16, 1679 .. 3 Anna Winne b: November 1, 1684 d: September 13, 1686 .. 3 Timothy Winne b: February 27, 1686/87 Woborn, MA d: January 5, 1751/52 ...... +Elizabeth Brooks m: Bef. 1724 d: May 14, 1724 .. *2nd Wife of Timothy Winne: ...... +Jane Belknap b: November 4, 1699 m: February 18, 1729/30 d: May 1775 2 Increase Winne b: December 5, 1641 Woburn, Middlesex Cty., MA d: December 14, 1690 Woburn, Middlesex Cty., MA .... +Hannah Sawtell b: December 10, 1642 Watertown, MA m: July 13, 1665 d: February 18, 1722/23 Woburn, Middlesex Cty., MA .. 3 Edward Winn b: June 15, 1668 Woburn, Middlesex Cty., MA d: May 11, 1755 Charleston, MA. .. 3 Hannah Winn b: April 6, 1666 Woburn, Middlesex Cty., MA .. 3 Mary Winn b: May 11, 1670 Woburn, Middlesex Cty., MA .. 3 Sarah Winn b: December 23, 1672 Woburn, Middlesex Cty., MA .. 3 Abigail Winn b: January 8, 1676/77 Woburn, Middlesex Cty., MA .. 3 Rebecca Winn b: February 14, 1678/79 Woburn, Middlesex Cty., MA .. 3 Jacob Winn b: October 4, 1681 Woburn, Middlesex Cty., MA .. 3 Joanna Winn b: June 24, 1683 Woburn, Middlesex Cty., MA .. 3 Increase Winn b: February 9, 1684/85 Woburn, Middlesex Cty., MA d: Bet. 1685 - 1686 *2nd Wife of Edward [of Woburn MA] Winne: .. +Sarah Beal b: Abt. 1620 m: August 10, 1649 d: March 15, 1679/80 Woburn, Middlesex Cty., MA *3rd Wife of Edward [of Woburn MA] Winne: .. +Ann Hannah m: Bet. March 15, 1679/80 - September 5, 1682 d: 1686 ----- Original Message ----- From: "The Thill Group Inc" <ttg-inc@comcast.net> To: <WINN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, November 16, 2003 12:59 AM Subject: Re: [WINN] do these Winns fit into anyone's chart? > Dear Cuz Brian, > This family is one we have been working on in the WGS e-mail list... > Ellen Childers is a direct descendant of that family, and has been working > on it for years... can document to him and him coming over but now where he > was before that, and how he is related to the lines.. I would love to see > more people working on that line an helping Ellen out she is the only one > that I know of. > Thanks for the website I will pass it on to her. > Hugs Cuz B > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Brian Winn" <winnsims@winnsims.com> > To: <WINN-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Sunday, November 16, 2003 12:55 AM > Subject: [WINN] do these Winns fit into anyone's chart? > > > > http://www.yeoldewoburn.com/Winn.htm > > > > Just wondering > > > > Brian Winn > > >

Dear Cuz Brian, This family is one we have been working on in the WGS e-mail list... Ellen Childers is a direct descendant of that family, and has been working on it for years... can document to him and him coming over but now where he was before that, and how he is related to the lines.. I would love to see more people working on that line an helping Ellen out she is the only one that I know of. Thanks for the website I will pass it on to her. Hugs Cuz B ----- Original Message ----- From: "Brian Winn" <winnsims@winnsims.com> To: <WINN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, November 16, 2003 12:55 AM Subject: [WINN] do these Winns fit into anyone's chart? > http://www.yeoldewoburn.com/Winn.htm > > Just wondering > > Brian Winn >

Brian, Yes, this Winn family fits into my family chart. Edward Winn is my 8th Great Grandfather. His son Increase is my 7th Great Grandfather. Then my line follows from his daughter Mary Winn who married Nathaniel Wyman. Sarah Wyman married Ezekiel Walker Mary Walker married Richard Hopkins The rest of my line follows to my mother. I don't have a lot of information about the Woburn Winn's except what I found on the internet. Barbara 2bjran@comcast.net ----- Original Message ----- From: "Brian Winn" <winnsims@winnsims.com> To: <WINN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, November 15, 2003 11:12 PM Subject: RE: [WINN] do these Winns fit into anyone's chart? > my pleasure .. . actually stumbled on it through a Richard Stowers > reference > > Brian > > -----Original Message----- > From: The Thill Group Inc [mailto:ttg-inc@comcast.net] > Sent: Saturday, November 15, 2003 11:00 PM > To: WINN-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [WINN] do these Winns fit into anyone's chart? > > > Dear Cuz Brian, > This family is one we have been working on in the WGS e-mail list... > Ellen Childers is a direct descendant of that family, and has been working > on it for years... can document to him and him coming over but now where he > was before that, and how he is related to the lines.. I would love to see > more people working on that line an helping Ellen out she is the only one > that I know of. > Thanks for the website I will pass it on to her. > Hugs Cuz B > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Brian Winn" <winnsims@winnsims.com> > To: <WINN-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Sunday, November 16, 2003 12:55 AM > Subject: [WINN] do these Winns fit into anyone's chart? > > > > http://www.yeoldewoburn.com/Winn.htm > > > > Just wondering > > > > Brian Winn > > > >

my pleasure .. . actually stumbled on it through a Richard Stowers reference Brian -----Original Message----- From: The Thill Group Inc [mailto:ttg-inc@comcast.net] Sent: Saturday, November 15, 2003 11:00 PM To: WINN-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [WINN] do these Winns fit into anyone's chart? Dear Cuz Brian, This family is one we have been working on in the WGS e-mail list... Ellen Childers is a direct descendant of that family, and has been working on it for years... can document to him and him coming over but now where he was before that, and how he is related to the lines.. I would love to see more people working on that line an helping Ellen out she is the only one that I know of. Thanks for the website I will pass it on to her. Hugs Cuz B ----- Original Message ----- From: "Brian Winn" <winnsims@winnsims.com> To: <WINN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, November 16, 2003 12:55 AM Subject: [WINN] do these Winns fit into anyone's chart? > http://www.yeoldewoburn.com/Winn.htm > > Just wondering > > Brian Winn >

http://www.yeoldewoburn.com/Winn.htm Just wondering Brian Winn

Colonel Wynne was a son of William Benjamin and Sarah Anne (Moore) Wynne, who were both born in Tennessee and died in Texas, his mother being a great-niece of Bishop McKendry of Tennessee. Colonel Wynne's wife is Laura (Kelly) Wynne, and they have four children: William Percy; Mrs. Laura Pauline Stephens, wife of Dr. Ernest L. Stephens; Richard M. Wynne, Jr.; and James Harold Wynne. Read biography at http://www.genealogymagazine.com/richardmwynne.html Cuz B ttg-inc@comcast.net http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ttg13/

> > This is short and beautiful! With the holidays approaching please enjoy. > > > > > > > > > > > > > SEA LIFE -- This Is Awesome! CLICK ON THE LINK BELOW AND TURN-UP THE SOUND! SOMEONE SPENT A LOT OF TIME PUTTING THIS ONE TOGETHER! http://www.jacquielawson.com/viewcard.asp?code=1483260750 Marilyn

WOW!!!!! Was that well done!! Thank you for sharing it!! Hugs Cuz B ----- Original Message ----- From: "robertlcapps" <robertlcapps@cox.net> To: <WINN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, November 13, 2003 5:46 PM Subject: [WINN] Re: Ya gotta love sea food!! THIS IS BEAUTIFUL OFF TOPIC > > > > This is short and beautiful! With the holidays approaching please enjoy. > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > SEA LIFE -- This Is Awesome! > > CLICK ON THE LINK BELOW AND TURN-UP THE SOUND! > SOMEONE SPENT A LOT > OF TIME PUTTING THIS ONE TOGETHER! > > http://www.jacquielawson.com/viewcard.asp?code=1483260750 > > Marilyn > >

The information from the family bible of Ashley Wynne of Wilkinson Co, GA was recently posted on the Elbert Co, GA Rootsweb page, http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/ga/wilkinson/bibles/wynne.txt This County site is becoming a great resource for researchers looking for Georgia records. They are covering the whole state. This is what was just posted. I hope it wil be useful to someone on the Winn-L list. Earl Ferguson Atlanta - - - - - - - - - - - - WILKINSON COUNTY GA BIBLE - Wynne, AshleyFile contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by Gervaise Wynn Perdue gperdue@mindspring.comftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/ga/wilkinson/bibles/wynne.txtAshley Wynne’s Bible(four pages of Ashley Wynne’s Bible was in the possession of his great granddaughters Myrtle Hull and Jewel Rogers. Ashley Wynn lived in Wilkinson Co, GA from the 1830’s until he died there ca 1887.Pge 1Births: Ashley Wynne was bornd January the 17 in the year of our Lord 1804Pg 2Marriages:Ashley Wynne was married February the 20 in the year of our Lord 1834Ashley Wynee was married to Elizabeth Stevens on the 4 day of May in the year of our Lord 1856Polly Wynne died after we was married 21 year 7 months (illegible) day in the year of our Lord on the 14 day of Oct 1855Pg 3 Births: Amanda Wynne was bornd December the 13 in year of our Lord 1834James Franklin Wynne was bornd June the 3 in the year of our Lord 1836Wm Jackson Wynne was bornd May the 31 in the year of our Lord ?Mary Jane Wynne was bornd Aprel the 29 in the year of Lourd 1840Daniel Milton Wynne was bornd May 26 in year of our Lord 1842Pier Sa Vill Gustus Wynn was bornd 28 April in the year of our Lord 1844Hirum Hutson Wynne was bornd in the 31 January in the year of our Lor 1847John Henderson Wynne was bornd in June the 30, 1849 in the year of our Lordpg 4 BirthsElizabeth Wynne was bornd the 6 April in the year of our Lord 1851Rasmus Ashley Wynee was bornd August the 2 in the year of our Lord 1853George Washenton Wynne was bornd in the year of our Lord 1857 May the 22 in the morning 2 o'clockBriant Wynne was bornd in the year of our Lord April the 5, 1859ADDITIONAL NOTESASHLEY WYNN ASHLEY WYNN. b. 29 Jan 1804 [Ashley's Bible]; d.after 1887; buried on Holland farm. 1 mi. from SalemChurch. Wilkinson Co. .GA [verbal interview withpresent land owner. Mr. J. T. Holland] m. (1) 20 Feb1834 to MARY (Polly)--1-, d. 14 Oct 1855 [Bible--said m. 21 yrs., 7 months when died]; m. (2) 4 May1856 to ELIZABETH STEVENS, b. 1813, d. 31 Jul 1897,age 84, buried Pleasant Grove Cem., Johnson Co., GA.[p. 284, Searching for Our Ancestors amongGravestones by Anderson] CHILDREN: 1. ARKANDA ANN WYNNK. b. 13 Dec 1834 [Bible] ; m. 7Dec 1848 to Seaborn Tipton. [Grave said b. 13 Nov1833; d. 12 Kay 1913. bur. Poplar Springs N. Bapt.Cem.. Laurens Co.. GA] 2. JAMES FRANKLIN WYNN, b. 3 June 1836, WilkinsonCo., GA; m. ca1860 to ATHA A. M. BAKER (She m. 2ndto Thomas J. Baker). * 3. WILLIAM JACKSON WYNN, b. 31 May 1838; (woundedin Civil War, but came home); m. 27 Nov 1859,Wilkinson Co., GA to ELIZABETH A. LORD. 4. MARY JANE WYNN, b. 29 Apr 1840 [Nicholson Bible & Ashley's Bible] ; d. 10 May 1927; m. SAMUEL CLARKNICHOLSON, b. 11 Feb 1826, d. 13 Jan 1905 * 5. DANIEL MILTON WYNN, b. 26 May 1842; d. 17 Sep1862, Sharpsburg, MD in CSA. * 6. PERCIVAL AUGUSTUS WYNN [Bible said "Piers avill Gustus ." ] , b. 28 Apr 1844; d. 5 July 1864Richmond, VA in CSA. 7. HIRAM HUTSON "Huts" WYNN. SR. , b. 31 Jan 1847;d. 1913, buried Pleasant Springs, Laurens Co., GA;m. SARA ELIZABETH McGOWEN/McGOWAN, b. 1847, d/o BunkMcGowen. 8. JOHN HENDERSON WYNN, b. 30 June 1849; m. 6 Jan1869 to MARY E. BAILEY, d/o Mary E. "Polly" Wynn andOliver H. Bailey (m. 21 May 1839) . 9. ELIZABETH WYNN. b. 6 Apr 1851; m. ?Oliver HarmonBailey, Jr. 10. KRASKUS "Rase" ASHLEY WYNN, b. 2 Aug 1853,[Bible] or 22 Aug 1854, [grave]; d. 22 July 1934,buried Poplar Springs Cem., Laurens Co., GA; m. 21Dec 1876 to LOUISA "Dolly" CRUMBLEY, b. 20 Jul 1855,d. 29 Sep 1959, d/o Mary E. "Polly" Wynn and her lsthusband, Jesse Crumbley. **11. GEORGE WASHINGTON WYNN, b. 27 May 1857, 2:00A.M. [Bible] **12. BRYANT PRESCOTT WYNN, b. 5 Apr 1859; d. 8 June1923, buried Washington Co., GA. ; m. 8 Feb 1883,Wilkinson Co., GA to ARDELIA ELIZABETH WHITAKER. * All four brothers served in the Confederate Armyin Co. 1. 3rd. Reg. .GA Vol. Inf. Wilkinson Co.. GA"Carswell Guards." Daniel Milton Wynn was killed atSbarpsburg. KD on 17 Sep 1862; Percival A. Wynndied. Richmond VA on S Jul 1864; William JacksonWynn was wounded in the Civil War but did returnhome. James Franklin Wynn was killed at Deep Bottom,VA on 16 Aug 1864. ** These two sons were by Ashley Wynn's second wife.Elizabeth Stevens. NOTE: Information above securedfrom various sources: Censuses. deeds. cemeteries.courthouse records, descendants, etc.

So much for the Christmas myths! ha ha ha Hugs Cuz B ----- Original Message ----- From: "Phoenix" <phoenix@wnonline.net> To: <WINN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, November 11, 2003 10:34 AM Subject: [WINN] OFF TOPIC - Reindeer > As I'm REALLY in the Christmas spirit (will be decorating today - I must have a high fever), thought I'd share the following with all our Wynne/Wynn/Winn cousins: > > According to the Alaska Department of Fish and Game, while both male & female reindeer grow antlers in the summer each year, male reindeer drop their antlers at the beginning of winter, usually late November to mid-December. Female reindeer retain their antlers till after they give birth in the spring. > > Therefore, according to every historical rendition depicting Santa's reindeer, every single one of them, from Rudolph to Blitzen, had to be a girl. > > We should've known. Only women, while pregnant, would be able to drag a fat man in a red velvet suit all around the world in one night and not get lost. > > Happy Thanksgiving & Merry Christmas > > Lisa > > >

As I'm REALLY in the Christmas spirit (will be decorating today - I must have a high fever), thought I'd share the following with all our Wynne/Wynn/Winn cousins: According to the Alaska Department of Fish and Game, while both male & female reindeer grow antlers in the summer each year, male reindeer drop their antlers at the beginning of winter, usually late November to mid-December. Female reindeer retain their antlers till after they give birth in the spring. Therefore, according to every historical rendition depicting Santa's reindeer, every single one of them, from Rudolph to Blitzen, had to be a girl. We should've known. Only women, while pregnant, would be able to drag a fat man in a red velvet suit all around the world in one night and not get lost. Happy Thanksgiving & Merry Christmas Lisa

Just wanted to share the info that Richard Winn; b. ca. 1758 VA; d. 1-1-1798 VA; m. (1) Jane Pincham; QMSgt. WPNS; was approved July 2003 as a Revolutionary Ancestor in DAR. Deanna

"Lloyd Manuscripts", by Howard Williams Lloyd and Thomas Allen Glenn, Org. pub Lancaster, PA 1912 PDF. file, p. 374 Llanddwywey. Richard Vaughan was of Cors y Gedol, and descended from Osborne Fitz Gerald. The Vaughans of Cors y Gedol have been so celebrated as to require no further notice. Upon the death of Evan Lloyd Vaughan, the last representative of the line at Cors y Gedol, in 1791, the estates descended to his neice, Margaret, wife of Sir Roger Mostyn, Bart. John Wynne ap Hugh, or John ap Hugh, as he is also called, was the eldest son and heir of Hugh Gwyn [Wynne], who was living 16 Sept., 1588, by Lowry, daughter of Thomas ap Howel, of Berach [Dwnn, ii, 221]. John Wynne ap Hugh married Anne, daughter of David Lloyd. He had brothers; Rhys, Thomas, Griffith, Humphrey, and Richard, and sisters; Anne, wife of Lewis Gwyn ap John ap Humphrey, of Ynys y maengwyn, and Margaret, wife of Ieuan [Evan] ap John Wynn of the parish of Trawsfynydd. ttg-inc@comcast.net http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ttg13/

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/FgWBAEB/351.388.1.1.1.2 Message Board Post: Michele, I would like to compare notes with you. My line came thru Va., Ky., Ind., Ill., Mo. and Ks. Also had some Francis Marions in my line. Contact me at pphillips3@kc.rr.com

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/FgWBAEB/600.1.1.1.1 Message Board Post: BobbieJo, I would like to compare notes on a possible connection to my family history. The connections being (possibly: name, Francis Marion, Missouri and date. Contact me at pphillips3@kc.rr.com Thanks, looking forward to hearing from you

It appears that the parents of Elizabeth Winn were Richard and Ann Winn. Prior to acquiring his land in Louisa Co. in 1786, Richard owned land in Hanover Co., Va. His name appears in the vestry book of St. Paul's Parish of Hanover Co. back to 1770, and then there is a gap of several decades. Having browed the internet and various entries of Hanover Co. concerning members of the Winn family, I am wondering if this Richard Winn was the grandson of the Richard Winn who was exchanging lands with his brother John Winn in Hanover Co. during the 1730s. John Harris, by the way, was born in 1766 in Prince Edward Co. on Vaughn's Creek. His grandfather, David Harris of Hanover Co, had received a patent to the land (which was then in Amelia Co. ) in 1740 as appears in the series Cavaliers and Pioneers. That David Harris had married the widow named Jane Landy Richardson. John's other grandfather was John Harris of Hanover Co. who had married Mary Tinsley. Here are some notes: MARRIAGES OF LOUISA COUNTY, VIRGINIA 1766-1815 com/ & pub. By Kathleen Booth Williams. 26 August 1793. John HARRIS and Elizabeth Winn, dau. of Ann Harris. Sur David Hambleton. Wit. John Word. Married 29 August by Rev. Martin Walton. P. 62 14 March 1796. Lewis JOHNSON and Frances Winn. Sur. John Badget. Wit. John Winn. Married 19 March by Rev. Martin Walton. P. 75 LOUISA COUNTY, VA. DEED BOOK F 1784-1790 p. 83-86 13 Feb. 1786 NELSON ANDERSON JUNR. & FRANCES ANDERSON his wife of Louisa Co., St. Martins Par. to RICHD. WINE (WIN) of same; £250; 250 a. in St. Martins Par. bounded by JAMES BURNLEY, JAMES ANTHONEY, WM. POINDEXTER, NATHL. TATE & the WIDOW HAMILTON. Nelson Anderson Jr. Frances Anderson Wit: A. THOMSON, NANCEY C. THOMSON, WM. HOWARD 13 Mar. 1786 ack. by Nelson Anderson & Frances his wife. p. 520-523 (Note: p. 521 is misnumbered p. 522) 30 Nov. 1789 DAVID HAMBLETON of Louisa Co. to JESSE HOGARD of same; £35-12s. 70 a. on the south side of Hensons Cr. adj. sd. Hogards lands whereon he now lives..HOGARDS corner on GARDNERS line.BURNLEYS line to the cr., up the run to Hogards line. David Hambleton Wit: JAMES MICHIE, MERIDETH POINDEXTER, JOHN WINN 8 Feb. 1790 ack. David Hambleton p. 525-527 4 Dec. 1789 DAVID HAMBLETON of Louisa Co., St. Martins Par. to RICHARD RICHARDSON of same; £34; 100 a. in Par. & Co. afsd. on branches of Hensons Cr..lines between THOMAS KERSEY & land belonging to the Estate of RICHARD WINN Dec'd.along Kerseys line to a small branch, down same to junction of sd. branch with the sd. Cr., along dividing line between sd. Hambleton & sd. Richardson to JAMES BURNLEYS line to line of RICHARD WINN Dec'd. David Hambleton Wit: TOMAS (+) KERSEY, ALEXANDER KERSEY, MEREDITH POINDEXTER 8 Feb. 1790 ack. by David Hambleton. LOUISA COUNTY PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX 1787-LIST "B" Last Name First Name Charged withTax Winn Ann self 1 1 0 3 3 - (not tithable) HANOVER COUNTY, VIRGINIA DEEDS 1783 - 1792 Abstracted and compiled by Rosalie Edith Davis Manchester, Missouri: Heritage Trails p. 35-36 10 May 1784 RICHARD WINN & ANN his wife of Hanover Co. to JOSEPH CROSS JUNR.: £422; 422 a. in St. Pauls Par.south side of the south fork of Pamonkey river along Isaiah Hardens line.Stephen Hanes line.Tolers corner on side of small branch, down the run to Stagg Cr. up the run to John Davis'.to Majr. Goodalls to the river.Thomas Harisses acre of land as he has to beld a mill. Richard Winn Wit: Stephen Haynes, James Lankford, Henry Cross 3 June 1784 proved by oath of Stephen Haynes & James Lankford. 5 Aug. next following proved by oath of Henry Cross. p. 74 Commonwealth of Va. to GEDDES WINSTON & AMBROSE LIPSCOMB, Gent. of Hanover Co. RICHARD WINN & ANN his wife did by Indent. 10 May 1784 convey to JOSEPH CROSS JUNR. 422 a. in St. Pauls Par. Sd. Ann cannot conveniently travel to the Ct. of Hanover to relinquish her right of Dower, we authorize you to go to sd. Ann & Examine her privily. 4 Feb. 1785. William Pollard Junr. We did this day go to Mrs. ANN WINN wife of RICHARD WINN & she did freely relinquish her right of dower. 14 Feb. 1785. Geddes Winston Ambrose Lipscombe 3 Mar. 1785 ret. Lance

*First thanks to Cicely for offerring to scan a picture of Minor Winn's house to the maillist. I don't really understand Minor Winn I; Minor Winn II; Minor Winn III. Anyway I just found my info on the house in Fauquier Co. VA. The info came from the book, "Fauquier County, Virginia, Early Fauquier Houses" p. 237. The dates document that the Minor Winn who built the house in Fauquier Co. VA was the one who was married to Margaret Conner. The dates, also, document that Minor and Margaret Conner Winn did not live in Fauquier Co. VA until 1764. GREYSTONE (or ROCKHILL) Route 626, near The Plains In 1764 Colonel Richard Henry Lee leased to Minor Winn 228 acres. The place was left to Minor Winn, Jr., in 1776, in 1814 William Hampton was the owner and William Rust in 1831. John Carter and Alexander Hutchison owned it and in 1857 Samuel Field became the owner. It still belongs to his grandchildren, the Burgesses. *(I don't have the copyright date so this info may not be correct in 2003) Minor Winn, one of the trustees of the town of Salem, built a small stone house on the place in 1775 and in 1807 Minor Winn, Jr., built a larger stone house, with the date October 7, 1807, on a stone in the side of the house. The stones were quarried of just two sizes and are fitted like bricks. There are some old stone buildings and a lovely view from the house. Deanna