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This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Winn, Simpson, Riley Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/FgWBAEB/668 Message Board Post: Am seeking info about Elizabeth J. Winn, wife of Robert S. Simpson married 1861 in Caldwell County, Kentucky. Their daughter, Sarah Elizabeth was born 1868 in Caldwell and married Thomas H. Riley on 16 May 1889. Though the kindness of the Caldwell/Crittenden county message boards, I was given the "possible" info on Sarah Elizabeth's parents, including the Winn name. According to Sarah and Thomas' marriage certificate, Elizabeth J. Winn was born in Virginia. Robert S. Simpson was born in Tennessee. If anyone can "flesh" out these bones, I would appreciate it. Thanks for your time and help. C J Blevins

My thanks to Myles Johnson for the response to my questions about Richard Wynn of Christ Ch. Parish, Middlesex Co. I'm working on the parentage of Elizabeth Winn who m. Thomas Fortson, Sr. of Caroline Co.. This Elizabeth has been reported, without documentation, as the daughter of Richard Winn and Ann Cocke. At least the Richard Winn - Ann Cocke marriage existed. However, my Elizabeth as their dau appears unlikely. And the Elizabeth born to Richard and the Elizabeth b. 1702 to Richard and Sarah probably isn't the Elizabeth who married Thomas Fortson either since she would have 39 when Thomas Jr was b. in May of 1742, a bit old for children (but not impossible). One small step for man, but unfortunately not a step forward. Any further help on this line would be appreciated. If I can solve this Winn problem, then I can move on to the Rachel Winn who married Thomas Fortson, Jr. abt 1764 in VA. Earl Ferguson Atlanta

The Emigrant Ancestors reference is dated 1679 and I have Richard that married Anne Cocke and Sarah as being born in 1672. Is my date of birth wrong or is there another Richard? Cindy ----- Original Message ----- From: "Myles Johnson" <mylesj@his.com> To: <WINN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, April 17, 2003 6:16 PM Subject: Re: [WINN] re: Richard Wynn of 1679 > Hi Carol, > "The Wynne [not Fremantle] Diaries" is a transcription by Anne Fremantle of the diaries of > Elizabeth Wynne (b.1778). Her immediate family (parents & sibs) were rich, Continental > drifters accustomed to long visits with friends in cities all across Europe, so the diary > is filled with much personal detail (gossip) about famous people of that time (1789-1820). > One of her sisters (or perhaps an aunt) was involved with Casanova. Elizabeth (called > Betsy) marr. Thomas Fremantle, who became an Admiral and served under Nelson at Trafalgar, > etc etc. > > The book includes a pedigree, titled 'The Wynnes of Gwydir', which is entirely misleading, > because the only Gwydir link on it is a line to Sir John as if he was the son of a Richard > Wynne, who is given as the origin of this line. This is nonsense but the rest of the chart > is useful. The family is known otherwise as having come from Montgomeryshire and it may > well have had a past link to the Gwydir Wynnes but so far no one has been able to find it. > Ricnard (the second) claimed a right to the Gwydir arms but the College of Arms denied his > claim. A son-in-law, however, somehow got the College to grant him the right to include > them on his "funeral achievement". > > From Richard Wynne (no dates are given) there was one son, Richard, who m. Alice Spurstow. > They had 7 chn. The eldest was a Thomas Wynne, and he had three chn. The eldest of his chn > was another Thomas who is noted on the chart as "lived in Virginia". A College of Arms > pedigree of this family obtained by one researcher adds that Thomas "had issue". > > The second Richard (m. Spurstow) moved to Shrewsbury and his son, Thomas, moved to London, > where he became a "Turkey merchant" (ie, a trader/investor with Turkey). This places him > in the circles of those then building the various trading companies, such as the Virginia > Co., East India Co., etc. > > It is the second Thomas, who came to Va., who interests us, of course. No one has been > able to find any Va. records on him but some recent links have been found between his > family and a Hill family that seem to be the direct ancestors of the Hill line which > produced one Lucy Hill, who m. my Wynne ancestor, John Wynne (1705?-1772). We know of one > earlier marital link between this Wynne family and the Hills, who were also from > Shrewsbury & London. Given the tendency of these families to marry those of their own > world, we have a possibility that John Wynne was desc. from this Montgomeryshire family. > But all this is far from proved. > > It is purely my speculation that Richard Winn of Middlesex Co. could be one of two sons > born to this immig. Thomas Wynne, with the other son being a Thomas, father to my John. > The timing is OK but there is absolutely no proof of any such link. > > Myles Johnson > > *********************************************************** > Carol Ott wrote: > > > > Myles, I hope you don't mind if I come in here for a moment, you mentioned a Thomas who was possibly one of two sons born to ThomasWynne of the Montgomeryshire/Shrewsbury family cited by Ann Fremantle in "The Freemantle Diaries." Can you go into that a little farther,as this is new to me and may be a key for me? Thank you for any help. Carol Winn-Ott > > > > Myles Johnson wrote: > > > > > > Hi Ferguson, > > > No one else has taken a crack at this, so I'll try. > > > > > > This Richard Winn/Wynne is often referred to as 'Wynne' but the extant records > > > almost all > > > use the 'Winn' spelling. Not too much is known of him, altho the Christ Church > > > parish > > > (Middlesex Co.) records show two marriages and 7 chn. > > > > > > No one has proved his parentage or ancestry but he has been assigned (w/o proof) > > > to > > > various Winn/Wynnes. My personal theory is that he was one of two sons born to > > > the Thomas > > > Wynne of the Montgomeryshire/Shrewsbury family cited by Ann Fremantle in "The > > > Wynne > > > Diaries". That Thomas prob. arrived in Va. abt 1640-50 but left no footprints > > > here. The > > > other son of Thomas (my guess) would be a Thomas Wynne (b.ca.1660-70) who > > > had a son, John Wynne (1705?-1772) who is the founder of my Wynne line, of York > > > Co., Va. > > > > > > I have done some digging in Middlesex records and compiled a chronology for this > > > Richard > > > Winn/Wynne of Middlesex: > > > > > > CHRONOLOGY rev. 12/2002 > > > > > > RICHARD WINN (WYNNE) > > > > > > Year Item > > > Source > > > > > > 1630 Possible birthyear > > > > > > 1652 Richard Wynne - on list of headrights claimed by William Owen & > > > Nugent v.I, > > > p.264 > > > William Morgan, for 360 acres on NE side of Skiminoe Creek - [York > > > Co.] > > > 17 Nov 1652 > > > [This Richard could not be the Richard whose fam. is listed below.] > > > > > > > > > 1694 "Sarah Wynn" imported by John Skears w/ 2 others. 7 Jan 1694. OB > > > 3 > > > 1694-1705 > > > [Later entry states her age as 9.] [W&I > > > 1673-1812 P.210 > > > > > > 1694-5 Richard marr. Sarah _______ about this time. Not in Christ Ch. > > > Parish Register. > > > [Richard prob. b. ca. 1670.] > > > [Was Sarah the dau. of Henry & Sarah Perrott, whose dau > > > Sarah b.21 Sep 1679? See Par. Reg. Christ Church, p.28 (Yurechko)]. > > > > > > 1696 Mary Winn born to Richd & Sarah Winn. 16 Dec 1696. > > > Parish Reg. > > > Christ > > > Church > > > 1699 Sarah Winn born to R & S. Winn. 17 Jan 1698/9. > > > "" > > > > > > > > > 1700 "Richard Win" on list of persons owed by Richard Willis, Gent. > > > W&I > > > 1673-1812 > > > Inventory of Willis' estate. p.60. > > > > > > 1701 Richard Winn, son of R&S Winn. bapt. 28 Sep 1701 > > > Par. Reg. > > > > > > 1702 Elizabeth Winn, dau. R&S Winn bapt. 18 Apr 1703. > > > Par Reg. > > > > > > > > > 1704 RW, Richd. Allen, & Jno. Nash prove will of George Johnston. > > > Middlesx. > > > Co > > > Court - 5 Dec 1704. OB 1702-1704 > > > > > > 1705 John Winn, son of R&S Winn bapt. 20 Jan 1705. > > > Par. Reg. > > > > > > 1705 RW on jury re action of trespass btw Henry Thacker, Chichely OB > > > 1702-04 > > > Thacher & Wm Somerset, Exors. of Edwin Thacher, plts. v. p.100. > > > Richard Daniell, def. Court - 5 Mar 1704/5. > > > > > > 1705 RW on list of person to be paid -- 1000 lbs. tob --by Order of > > > Vestry Bk - > > > Christ Ch. > > > Vestry meeting - 26 Nov 1705, for keeping Alice Silvester, p. 103 > > > "a poore woman". > > > > > > 1707 Jane Winn, dau. of R&S Winn bapt 15 Feb 1707. > > > Par. > > > Reg. > > > > > > 1708 Richard Winn on list of debts paid by Estate of Henry > > > Middlsx. Co. > > > Perrott, dec'd. Court - 7 Mar 1708. Order Bk > > > 1708-10 > > > p. 1. > > > > > > 1708 RW on jury - re Hamerton v. Perrott. Court - 1 Nov 1708. OB > > > 1707-1708 > > > p.93 > > > > > > 1708 RW again paid 1000 lbs tob for keeping Silvester. 2 Nov 1708 > > > VestryBk - > > > Christ Ch. > > > [Silvester died 1715, in care of Charls Lee.] > > > > > > > > > 1710 Suit - Winn v. Blackley dismist. Action of debt betw. Richard Winn OB > > > 1708-10 > > > & Robert Blackley. Court - 7 Feb 1709/10. p. 60. > > > > > > 1710 Richard Winn testifies re Tom, slave, accused of stealing hog. OB > > > 1708-10 > > > Evidence judged insuff. to convict. p.70. > > > > > > 1710? Sarah (_____) Winn died this year or before. > > > > > > 1711 Richard Winn marr. Anne Cocke - 28 May 1711. > > > Par. Reg. > > > > > > > > > 1716 Thomas, son of R. & Anne Winn born 5 Mar & bapt. 8 Apr. 1716. > > > Par. Reg. > > > > > > Thomas, son of R& Anne Winn d. 10 Oct & bur. 11 Oct 1716. Par. > > > Reg. > > > > > > > > > 1722 Owen Wynn is tenant of land (220 ac) claimed by Robt. English > > > Middlsx.Co. > > > who cl. Richard Welsh ejected him. Atty Churchill Blackey sd he OB > > > No. 6 > > > delivered a Declaration to tenant OW. OW ord. to bring proof of p.1. > > > his right to lease of land. Court - 6 Mar 1721/2 > > > > > > I had to bring this over from another program so the formatting may seem irreg. > > > but there > > > are three columns --- Year, Item, and Source. I find that this Chronology format > > > very > > > useful in understanding the life pattern of a person. > > > > > > I can add only that York Co. records also show a line of Richard Wynnes there > > > from late > > > 1600's to 1818. This line could be desc. from either the Middlesex Winns or my > > > ancestor's > > > Wynne. > > > > > > Any additions or corrections anyone has will be of interest. > > > > > > Myles Johnson > > > > > > ***************************************************************** > > > > > > EAFerguson@aol.com wrote: > > > > > > > > Does anybody have any other informqation on this Richard Wynn? Also, where > > > > is/was the Christ Church Parrish? > > > > > > > > Our Early Emigrant Ancestors: The Original Lists of Persons of Quality; > > > > 1600-1700. From MSS. preserved in the state paper department of her majesty's > > > > public record office, England. Edited by John Camden Hotten Baltimore, > > > > Genealogical Publishing Company 1968, originally published New York, 1880. > > > > > > > > Page 486 > > > > Parrish of Christ Church 22 December 1679 > > > > Wynn, Richard 60 acres land, 8 negroes > > > > >

Hi Carol, "The Wynne [not Fremantle] Diaries" is a transcription by Anne Fremantle of the diaries of Elizabeth Wynne (b.1778). Her immediate family (parents & sibs) were rich, Continental drifters accustomed to long visits with friends in cities all across Europe, so the diary is filled with much personal detail (gossip) about famous people of that time (1789-1820). One of her sisters (or perhaps an aunt) was involved with Casanova. Elizabeth (called Betsy) marr. Thomas Fremantle, who became an Admiral and served under Nelson at Trafalgar, etc etc. The book includes a pedigree, titled 'The Wynnes of Gwydir', which is entirely misleading, because the only Gwydir link on it is a line to Sir John as if he was the son of a Richard Wynne, who is given as the origin of this line. This is nonsense but the rest of the chart is useful. The family is known otherwise as having come from Montgomeryshire and it may well have had a past link to the Gwydir Wynnes but so far no one has been able to find it. Ricnard (the second) claimed a right to the Gwydir arms but the College of Arms denied his claim. A son-in-law, however, somehow got the College to grant him the right to include them on his "funeral achievement". From Richard Wynne (no dates are given) there was one son, Richard, who m. Alice Spurstow. They had 7 chn. The eldest was a Thomas Wynne, and he had three chn. The eldest of his chn was another Thomas who is noted on the chart as "lived in Virginia". A College of Arms pedigree of this family obtained by one researcher adds that Thomas "had issue". The second Richard (m. Spurstow) moved to Shrewsbury and his son, Thomas, moved to London, where he became a "Turkey merchant" (ie, a trader/investor with Turkey). This places him in the circles of those then building the various trading companies, such as the Virginia Co., East India Co., etc. It is the second Thomas, who came to Va., who interests us, of course. No one has been able to find any Va. records on him but some recent links have been found between his family and a Hill family that seem to be the direct ancestors of the Hill line which produced one Lucy Hill, who m. my Wynne ancestor, John Wynne (1705?-1772). We know of one earlier marital link between this Wynne family and the Hills, who were also from Shrewsbury & London. Given the tendency of these families to marry those of their own world, we have a possibility that John Wynne was desc. from this Montgomeryshire family. But all this is far from proved. It is purely my speculation that Richard Winn of Middlesex Co. could be one of two sons born to this immig. Thomas Wynne, with the other son being a Thomas, father to my John. The timing is OK but there is absolutely no proof of any such link. Myles Johnson *********************************************************** Carol Ott wrote: > > Myles, I hope you don't mind if I come in here for a moment, you mentioned a Thomas who was possibly one of two sons born to ThomasWynne of the Montgomeryshire/Shrewsbury family cited by Ann Fremantle in "The Freemantle Diaries." Can you go into that a little farther,as this is new to me and may be a key for me? Thank you for any help. Carol Winn-Ott > > Myles Johnson wrote: > > > > Hi Ferguson, > > No one else has taken a crack at this, so I'll try. > > > > This Richard Winn/Wynne is often referred to as 'Wynne' but the extant records > > almost all > > use the 'Winn' spelling. Not too much is known of him, altho the Christ Church > > parish > > (Middlesex Co.) records show two marriages and 7 chn. > > > > No one has proved his parentage or ancestry but he has been assigned (w/o proof) > > to > > various Winn/Wynnes. My personal theory is that he was one of two sons born to > > the Thomas > > Wynne of the Montgomeryshire/Shrewsbury family cited by Ann Fremantle in "The > > Wynne > > Diaries". That Thomas prob. arrived in Va. abt 1640-50 but left no footprints > > here. The > > other son of Thomas (my guess) would be a Thomas Wynne (b.ca.1660-70) who > > had a son, John Wynne (1705?-1772) who is the founder of my Wynne line, of York > > Co., Va. > > > > I have done some digging in Middlesex records and compiled a chronology for this > > Richard > > Winn/Wynne of Middlesex: > > > > CHRONOLOGY rev. 12/2002 > > > > RICHARD WINN (WYNNE) > > > > Year Item > > Source > > > > 1630 Possible birthyear > > > > 1652 Richard Wynne - on list of headrights claimed by William Owen & > > Nugent v.I, > > p.264 > > William Morgan, for 360 acres on NE side of Skiminoe Creek - [York > > Co.] > > 17 Nov 1652 > > [This Richard could not be the Richard whose fam. is listed below.] > > > > > > 1694 "Sarah Wynn" imported by John Skears w/ 2 others. 7 Jan 1694. OB > > 3 > > 1694-1705 > > [Later entry states her age as 9.] [W&I > > 1673-1812 P.210 > > > > 1694-5 Richard marr. Sarah _______ about this time. Not in Christ Ch. > > Parish Register. > > [Richard prob. b. ca. 1670.] > > [Was Sarah the dau. of Henry & Sarah Perrott, whose dau > > Sarah b.21 Sep 1679? See Par. Reg. Christ Church, p.28 (Yurechko)]. > > > > 1696 Mary Winn born to Richd & Sarah Winn. 16 Dec 1696. > > Parish Reg. > > Christ > > Church > > 1699 Sarah Winn born to R & S. Winn. 17 Jan 1698/9. > > "" > > > > > > 1700 "Richard Win" on list of persons owed by Richard Willis, Gent. > > W&I > > 1673-1812 > > Inventory of Willis' estate. p.60. > > > > 1701 Richard Winn, son of R&S Winn. bapt. 28 Sep 1701 > > Par. Reg. > > > > 1702 Elizabeth Winn, dau. R&S Winn bapt. 18 Apr 1703. > > Par Reg. > > > > > > 1704 RW, Richd. Allen, & Jno. Nash prove will of George Johnston. > > Middlesx. > > Co > > Court - 5 Dec 1704. OB 1702-1704 > > > > 1705 John Winn, son of R&S Winn bapt. 20 Jan 1705. > > Par. Reg. > > > > 1705 RW on jury re action of trespass btw Henry Thacker, Chichely OB > > 1702-04 > > Thacher & Wm Somerset, Exors. of Edwin Thacher, plts. v. p.100. > > Richard Daniell, def. Court - 5 Mar 1704/5. > > > > 1705 RW on list of person to be paid -- 1000 lbs. tob --by Order of > > Vestry Bk - > > Christ Ch. > > Vestry meeting - 26 Nov 1705, for keeping Alice Silvester, p. 103 > > "a poore woman". > > > > 1707 Jane Winn, dau. of R&S Winn bapt 15 Feb 1707. > > Par. > > Reg. > > > > 1708 Richard Winn on list of debts paid by Estate of Henry > > Middlsx. Co. > > Perrott, dec'd. Court - 7 Mar 1708. Order Bk > > 1708-10 > > p. 1. > > > > 1708 RW on jury - re Hamerton v. Perrott. Court - 1 Nov 1708. OB > > 1707-1708 > > p.93 > > > > 1708 RW again paid 1000 lbs tob for keeping Silvester. 2 Nov 1708 > > VestryBk - > > Christ Ch. > > [Silvester died 1715, in care of Charls Lee.] > > > > > > 1710 Suit - Winn v. Blackley dismist. Action of debt betw. Richard Winn OB > > 1708-10 > > & Robert Blackley. Court - 7 Feb 1709/10. p. 60. > > > > 1710 Richard Winn testifies re Tom, slave, accused of stealing hog. OB > > 1708-10 > > Evidence judged insuff. to convict. p.70. > > > > 1710? Sarah (_____) Winn died this year or before. > > > > 1711 Richard Winn marr. Anne Cocke - 28 May 1711. > > Par. Reg. > > > > > > 1716 Thomas, son of R. & Anne Winn born 5 Mar & bapt. 8 Apr. 1716. > > Par. Reg. > > > > Thomas, son of R& Anne Winn d. 10 Oct & bur. 11 Oct 1716. Par. > > Reg. > > > > > > 1722 Owen Wynn is tenant of land (220 ac) claimed by Robt. English > > Middlsx.Co. > > who cl. Richard Welsh ejected him. Atty Churchill Blackey sd he OB > > No. 6 > > delivered a Declaration to tenant OW. OW ord. to bring proof of p.1. > > his right to lease of land. Court - 6 Mar 1721/2 > > > > I had to bring this over from another program so the formatting may seem irreg. > > but there > > are three columns --- Year, Item, and Source. I find that this Chronology format > > very > > useful in understanding the life pattern of a person. > > > > I can add only that York Co. records also show a line of Richard Wynnes there > > from late > > 1600's to 1818. This line could be desc. from either the Middlesex Winns or my > > ancestor's > > Wynne. > > > > Any additions or corrections anyone has will be of interest. > > > > Myles Johnson > > > > ***************************************************************** > > > > EAFerguson@aol.com wrote: > > > > > > Does anybody have any other informqation on this Richard Wynn? Also, where > > > is/was the Christ Church Parrish? > > > > > > Our Early Emigrant Ancestors: The Original Lists of Persons of Quality; > > > 1600-1700. From MSS. preserved in the state paper department of her majesty's > > > public record office, England. Edited by John Camden Hotten Baltimore, > > > Genealogical Publishing Company 1968, originally published New York, 1880. > > > > > > Page 486 > > > Parrish of Christ Church 22 December 1679 > > > Wynn, Richard 60 acres land, 8 negroes > >

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/667.1.1 Message Board Post: Hi Becky, My Grandmother was born in 1909 in Michigan and it is thought that they moved to Canada when she was around 10yrs old. Hope this helps. Heather

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/667.1 Message Board Post: Dear Heather, It would help if we had some kind of guess-tament as to years these things may have happened in so we know what generations we need to be looking at. Thanks

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Winn Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/FgWBAEB/667 Message Board Post: I've just begun my search for my family history. My Grandmother Ellen Winn was born in Carp Lake Michigan, and relocated with her family to Ontario Canada. (year unknown) Her Fathers name was Issacc Winn (mother's name unknown) and had 6 siblings. Frank, Charles, Mildred, Johnny, Cecilia, and Ruth. If anyone has information about where they originated from or more family history I would greatly appretiate it. Thank you.

Hi Cuz, I'm sure you know this address, but just in case you don't, http://www.srlab.net/bledsoe/wynnewood.html Love Leonard At 02:48 PM 4/16/2003 -0500, you wrote: >Dear Cuz Carol, >That would be great if you could forward the info on him. Still trying to >keep the lines straight. >Cuz Becky >ttg-inc@attbi.com >----- Original Message ----- >From: "Carol Ott" <cott@iopener.net> >To: <WINN-L@rootsweb.com> >Sent: Wednesday, April 16, 2003 2:00 PM >Subject: Re: [WINN] A. R. Wynne Papers > > > > > > Becky and Connie- I am sorry that I did not get back to this sooner but >you know how hectic things sometimes get-- You were asking about this A.R. >Wynne and who he might be. From your remarks and info I think you have >found Alfred Royal Wynne who is the son of Robert Wynne JR and Cynthia >Harrison. He was born in Dec. 1800 in Sumner, Co., TN. He married Almira >Winchester March 15, 1825. She was the daughter of Gen. James Winchester of >Sumner Co.TN and Susan Black. Almira was born March 30,1805 and died June >24,1884. (places unknown). Col. Wynne died Dec.16,1893. > > He seems to have had many occupations--Milling business-stamp mill-post >master for 47 years-a clerk in Cairo-and in 1834 a farmer at Castilian >Spring. > > He is the one who built WYNNEWOOD in Sumner Co.TN. > > By the way I have two middle names for him but all my info goes with both. >One is Royal and the other is Robert (I'm leaning towards Royal). > > He had a very large family- 14 in fact- I have names, birth dates and some >death dates. If this is who you are looking for I can forward them to you. >I hope this will be of some use. Carol Winn-Ott > > > > > > > > > > The Thill Group Inc wrote: > > > > > > Cuz Connie, sent me a copy of the print on the A.R. Wynne Papers, >1818-1866, > > > it is not the papers themselves but a description of the papers.. it >says: > > > A.R. Wynne Papers 1818-1866, Sumner County, Tennessee > > > These papers document the sales and purchase of merchandise, land, and > > > slaves. Colonel A.R. Wynne resided at Castalian Springs, near the >Cumberland > > > River, in north central Tennessee. Some early letters are from William >Kent > > > who was a trader and merchant traveling through Norfolk, Virginia and >points > > > west, to his wife Betsy in Doxbury, Massachusetts. > > > Letters to Wynne bear the imprint of such diverse locales as Natchez, >New > > > Orleans, Nashville, Columbus, and Cincinnati, and points in Texas, >Illinois, > > > Iowa, Missouri, Kansas, and other states. > > > Materials on slavery include prices, market conditions, demand and > > > availability of terms and financial instruments. The settlement of > > > promissory notes is also documented. Land purchases were noted in North > > > Carolina, Tennessee, Illinois, Missouri, and Iowa. Stokely Vinson is a >major > > > correspondent in many of these issues. > > > 1489 Introductory Materials 2 frames. > > > Papers > > > 1491 A.R. Wynne, 1818, 4 frames > > > 1495 A. R. Wynne, 1830-1839, 5 frames > > > 1500 A.R. Wynne, 1840-1849 28 frames > > > 1528 A.R. Wynne, 1850-1859 22 frames > > > 1550 A.R. Wynne, 1860-1866, 3 frames > > > 1553 A.R. Wynne, n.d. 4 frames > > > > > > If anyone knows who this is let me know!! > > > > > > Hope this helps? > > > Hugs Cuz B > > > ttg-inc@attbi.com > > > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > > > From: "The Thill Group Inc" <ttg-inc@attbi.com> > > > To: <WINN-L@rootsweb.com> > > > Sent: Wednesday, April 02, 2003 3:18 PM > > > Subject: [WINN] A. R. Wynne Papers > > > > > > > > > > Dear Cuz's, > > > > Cuz Connie from the other list, found this and shared it with us, >but I > > > > think it may be of interest to the Southern Wynne's [all spellings] >If it > > > > helps, great! If you have any questions, e-mail Connie directly at > > > > GramereC@aol.com She is working both sides of the Wynne's trying to >help > > > > straighten out the lines. > > > > Here's her message: [if you know who this A. R. Wynne is let me >know!!] > > > > > > > > From: <GramereC@aol.com> > > > > To: <WYNNE-GENEALOGY-SOCIETY-L@rootsweb.com> > > > > Sent: Monday, March 31, 2003 5:54 AM > > > > Subject: [WGS] A.R. Wynne Papers > > > > > > > > On Micro Film > > > > > > > > "Records of Ante-bellum Southern Plantations from the Revolution >through > > > the > > > > Civil War" Series F Selections from the Manuscript Department, Duke > > > > University Library > > > > Part 1: The Deep South Part 2: South Carolina and Georgia. Edited by > > > Kenneth > > > > M Stampp, Randolph Boehm, guide compiled by Martin Schipper. > > > > > > > > A Microform Project of University Publications of America, Inc., 44 >North > > > > Market St., Frederick, MD 21701 > > > > > > > > Frames No. 1489-1553 are the plantation records of sales purchases > > > > merchandise, land, and slaves of Col. A.R. Wynne residing at >Castalian > > > > Springs, near the Cumberland River in NORTH CENTRAL TENNESSEE. >Letters > > > from > > > > Willam Kent trader from Norfolk Virginia, and to his wife BETSY in >DOXBURY > > > > MASSACHUSETTS. > > > > > > > > Land Purchase are in North Carolina, Tennessee, Illinois, Missouri, >and > > > > Iowa. > > > > > > > > > > > > Haven't looked at the film yet has any one else seen these? > > > > > > > > Connie Cole > > > > > > > > E-mail her if you have any questions! > > > > Cuz Becky > > > > ttg-inc@attbi.com > > > > http://www.ttg-inc.net > > > > http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ttg13/ > > > > > > > > > > > > >

Dear Cuz Carol, That would be great if you could forward the info on him. Still trying to keep the lines straight. Cuz Becky ttg-inc@attbi.com ----- Original Message ----- From: "Carol Ott" <cott@iopener.net> To: <WINN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, April 16, 2003 2:00 PM Subject: Re: [WINN] A. R. Wynne Papers > > Becky and Connie- I am sorry that I did not get back to this sooner but you know how hectic things sometimes get-- You were asking about this A.R. Wynne and who he might be. From your remarks and info I think you have found Alfred Royal Wynne who is the son of Robert Wynne JR and Cynthia Harrison. He was born in Dec. 1800 in Sumner, Co., TN. He married Almira Winchester March 15, 1825. She was the daughter of Gen. James Winchester of Sumner Co.TN and Susan Black. Almira was born March 30,1805 and died June 24,1884. (places unknown). Col. Wynne died Dec.16,1893. > He seems to have had many occupations--Milling business-stamp mill-post master for 47 years-a clerk in Cairo-and in 1834 a farmer at Castilian Spring. > He is the one who built WYNNEWOOD in Sumner Co.TN. > By the way I have two middle names for him but all my info goes with both. One is Royal and the other is Robert (I'm leaning towards Royal). > He had a very large family- 14 in fact- I have names, birth dates and some death dates. If this is who you are looking for I can forward them to you. I hope this will be of some use. Carol Winn-Ott > > > > > The Thill Group Inc wrote: > > > > Cuz Connie, sent me a copy of the print on the A.R. Wynne Papers, 1818-1866, > > it is not the papers themselves but a description of the papers.. it says: > > A.R. Wynne Papers 1818-1866, Sumner County, Tennessee > > These papers document the sales and purchase of merchandise, land, and > > slaves. Colonel A.R. Wynne resided at Castalian Springs, near the Cumberland > > River, in north central Tennessee. Some early letters are from William Kent > > who was a trader and merchant traveling through Norfolk, Virginia and points > > west, to his wife Betsy in Doxbury, Massachusetts. > > Letters to Wynne bear the imprint of such diverse locales as Natchez, New > > Orleans, Nashville, Columbus, and Cincinnati, and points in Texas, Illinois, > > Iowa, Missouri, Kansas, and other states. > > Materials on slavery include prices, market conditions, demand and > > availability of terms and financial instruments. The settlement of > > promissory notes is also documented. Land purchases were noted in North > > Carolina, Tennessee, Illinois, Missouri, and Iowa. Stokely Vinson is a major > > correspondent in many of these issues. > > 1489 Introductory Materials 2 frames. > > Papers > > 1491 A.R. Wynne, 1818, 4 frames > > 1495 A. R. Wynne, 1830-1839, 5 frames > > 1500 A.R. Wynne, 1840-1849 28 frames > > 1528 A.R. Wynne, 1850-1859 22 frames > > 1550 A.R. Wynne, 1860-1866, 3 frames > > 1553 A.R. Wynne, n.d. 4 frames > > > > If anyone knows who this is let me know!! > > > > Hope this helps? > > Hugs Cuz B > > ttg-inc@attbi.com > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: "The Thill Group Inc" <ttg-inc@attbi.com> > > To: <WINN-L@rootsweb.com> > > Sent: Wednesday, April 02, 2003 3:18 PM > > Subject: [WINN] A. R. Wynne Papers > > > > > > > Dear Cuz's, > > > Cuz Connie from the other list, found this and shared it with us, but I > > > think it may be of interest to the Southern Wynne's [all spellings] If it > > > helps, great! If you have any questions, e-mail Connie directly at > > > GramereC@aol.com She is working both sides of the Wynne's trying to help > > > straighten out the lines. > > > Here's her message: [if you know who this A. R. Wynne is let me know!!] > > > > > > From: <GramereC@aol.com> > > > To: <WYNNE-GENEALOGY-SOCIETY-L@rootsweb.com> > > > Sent: Monday, March 31, 2003 5:54 AM > > > Subject: [WGS] A.R. Wynne Papers > > > > > > On Micro Film > > > > > > "Records of Ante-bellum Southern Plantations from the Revolution through > > the > > > Civil War" Series F Selections from the Manuscript Department, Duke > > > University Library > > > Part 1: The Deep South Part 2: South Carolina and Georgia. Edited by > > Kenneth > > > M Stampp, Randolph Boehm, guide compiled by Martin Schipper. > > > > > > A Microform Project of University Publications of America, Inc., 44 North > > > Market St., Frederick, MD 21701 > > > > > > Frames No. 1489-1553 are the plantation records of sales purchases > > > merchandise, land, and slaves of Col. A.R. Wynne residing at Castalian > > > Springs, near the Cumberland River in NORTH CENTRAL TENNESSEE. Letters > > from > > > Willam Kent trader from Norfolk Virginia, and to his wife BETSY in DOXBURY > > > MASSACHUSETTS. > > > > > > Land Purchase are in North Carolina, Tennessee, Illinois, Missouri, and > > > Iowa. > > > > > > > > > Haven't looked at the film yet has any one else seen these? > > > > > > Connie Cole > > > > > > E-mail her if you have any questions! > > > Cuz Becky > > > ttg-inc@attbi.com > > > http://www.ttg-inc.net > > > http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ttg13/ > > > > > > > >

Becky and Connie- I am sorry that I did not get back to this sooner but you know how hectic things sometimes get-- You were asking about this A.R. Wynne and who he might be. From your remarks and info I think you have found Alfred Royal Wynne who is the son of Robert Wynne JR and Cynthia Harrison. He was born in Dec. 1800 in Sumner, Co., TN. He married Almira Winchester March 15, 1825. She was the daughter of Gen. James Winchester of Sumner Co.TN and Susan Black. Almira was born March 30,1805 and died June 24,1884. (places unknown). Col. Wynne died Dec.16,1893. He seems to have had many occupations--Milling business-stamp mill-post master for 47 years-a clerk in Cairo-and in 1834 a farmer at Castilian Spring. He is the one who built WYNNEWOOD in Sumner Co.TN. By the way I have two middle names for him but all my info goes with both. One is Royal and the other is Robert (I'm leaning towards Royal). He had a very large family- 14 in fact- I have names, birth dates and some death dates. If this is who you are looking for I can forward them to you. I hope this will be of some use. Carol Winn-Ott The Thill Group Inc wrote: > > Cuz Connie, sent me a copy of the print on the A.R. Wynne Papers, 1818-1866, > it is not the papers themselves but a description of the papers.. it says: > A.R. Wynne Papers 1818-1866, Sumner County, Tennessee > These papers document the sales and purchase of merchandise, land, and > slaves. Colonel A.R. Wynne resided at Castalian Springs, near the Cumberland > River, in north central Tennessee. Some early letters are from William Kent > who was a trader and merchant traveling through Norfolk, Virginia and points > west, to his wife Betsy in Doxbury, Massachusetts. > Letters to Wynne bear the imprint of such diverse locales as Natchez, New > Orleans, Nashville, Columbus, and Cincinnati, and points in Texas, Illinois, > Iowa, Missouri, Kansas, and other states. > Materials on slavery include prices, market conditions, demand and > availability of terms and financial instruments. The settlement of > promissory notes is also documented. Land purchases were noted in North > Carolina, Tennessee, Illinois, Missouri, and Iowa. Stokely Vinson is a major > correspondent in many of these issues. > 1489 Introductory Materials 2 frames. > Papers > 1491 A.R. Wynne, 1818, 4 frames > 1495 A. R. Wynne, 1830-1839, 5 frames > 1500 A.R. Wynne, 1840-1849 28 frames > 1528 A.R. Wynne, 1850-1859 22 frames > 1550 A.R. Wynne, 1860-1866, 3 frames > 1553 A.R. Wynne, n.d. 4 frames > > If anyone knows who this is let me know!! > > Hope this helps? > Hugs Cuz B > ttg-inc@attbi.com > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "The Thill Group Inc" <ttg-inc@attbi.com> > To: <WINN-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Wednesday, April 02, 2003 3:18 PM > Subject: [WINN] A. R. Wynne Papers > > > > Dear Cuz's, > > Cuz Connie from the other list, found this and shared it with us, but I > > think it may be of interest to the Southern Wynne's [all spellings] If it > > helps, great! If you have any questions, e-mail Connie directly at > > GramereC@aol.com She is working both sides of the Wynne's trying to help > > straighten out the lines. > > Here's her message: [if you know who this A. R. Wynne is let me know!!] > > > > From: <GramereC@aol.com> > > To: <WYNNE-GENEALOGY-SOCIETY-L@rootsweb.com> > > Sent: Monday, March 31, 2003 5:54 AM > > Subject: [WGS] A.R. Wynne Papers > > > > On Micro Film > > > > "Records of Ante-bellum Southern Plantations from the Revolution through > the > > Civil War" Series F Selections from the Manuscript Department, Duke > > University Library > > Part 1: The Deep South Part 2: South Carolina and Georgia. Edited by > Kenneth > > M Stampp, Randolph Boehm, guide compiled by Martin Schipper. > > > > A Microform Project of University Publications of America, Inc., 44 North > > Market St., Frederick, MD 21701 > > > > Frames No. 1489-1553 are the plantation records of sales purchases > > merchandise, land, and slaves of Col. A.R. Wynne residing at Castalian > > Springs, near the Cumberland River in NORTH CENTRAL TENNESSEE. Letters > from > > Willam Kent trader from Norfolk Virginia, and to his wife BETSY in DOXBURY > > MASSACHUSETTS. > > > > Land Purchase are in North Carolina, Tennessee, Illinois, Missouri, and > > Iowa. > > > > > > Haven't looked at the film yet has any one else seen these? > > > > Connie Cole > > > > E-mail her if you have any questions! > > Cuz Becky > > ttg-inc@attbi.com > > http://www.ttg-inc.net > > http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ttg13/ > > >

Myles, I hope you don't mind if I come in here for a moment, you mentioned a Thomas who was possibly one of two sons born to ThomasWynne of the Montgomeryshire/Shrewsbury family cited by Ann Fremantle in "The Freemantle Diaries." Can you go into that a little farther,as this is new to me and may be a key for me? Thank you for any help. Carol Winn-Ott Myles Johnson wrote: > > Hi Ferguson, > No one else has taken a crack at this, so I'll try. > > This Richard Winn/Wynne is often referred to as 'Wynne' but the extant records > almost all > use the 'Winn' spelling. Not too much is known of him, altho the Christ Church > parish > (Middlesex Co.) records show two marriages and 7 chn. > > No one has proved his parentage or ancestry but he has been assigned (w/o proof) > to > various Winn/Wynnes. My personal theory is that he was one of two sons born to > the Thomas > Wynne of the Montgomeryshire/Shrewsbury family cited by Ann Fremantle in "The > Wynne > Diaries". That Thomas prob. arrived in Va. abt 1640-50 but left no footprints > here. The > other son of Thomas (my guess) would be a Thomas Wynne (b.ca.1660-70) who > had a son, John Wynne (1705?-1772) who is the founder of my Wynne line, of York > Co., Va. > > I have done some digging in Middlesex records and compiled a chronology for this > Richard > Winn/Wynne of Middlesex: > > CHRONOLOGY rev. 12/2002 > > RICHARD WINN (WYNNE) > > Year Item > Source > > 1630 Possible birthyear > > 1652 Richard Wynne - on list of headrights claimed by William Owen & > Nugent v.I, > p.264 > William Morgan, for 360 acres on NE side of Skiminoe Creek - [York > Co.] > 17 Nov 1652 > [This Richard could not be the Richard whose fam. is listed below.] > > > 1694 "Sarah Wynn" imported by John Skears w/ 2 others. 7 Jan 1694. OB > 3 > 1694-1705 > [Later entry states her age as 9.] [W&I > 1673-1812 P.210 > > 1694-5 Richard marr. Sarah _______ about this time. Not in Christ Ch. > Parish Register. > [Richard prob. b. ca. 1670.] > [Was Sarah the dau. of Henry & Sarah Perrott, whose dau > Sarah b.21 Sep 1679? See Par. Reg. Christ Church, p.28 (Yurechko)]. > > 1696 Mary Winn born to Richd & Sarah Winn. 16 Dec 1696. > Parish Reg. > Christ > Church > 1699 Sarah Winn born to R & S. Winn. 17 Jan 1698/9. > "" > > > 1700 "Richard Win" on list of persons owed by Richard Willis, Gent. > W&I > 1673-1812 > Inventory of Willis' estate. p.60. > > 1701 Richard Winn, son of R&S Winn. bapt. 28 Sep 1701 > Par. Reg. > > 1702 Elizabeth Winn, dau. R&S Winn bapt. 18 Apr 1703. > Par Reg. > > > 1704 RW, Richd. Allen, & Jno. Nash prove will of George Johnston. > Middlesx. > Co > Court - 5 Dec 1704. OB 1702-1704 > > 1705 John Winn, son of R&S Winn bapt. 20 Jan 1705. > Par. Reg. > > 1705 RW on jury re action of trespass btw Henry Thacker, Chichely OB > 1702-04 > Thacher & Wm Somerset, Exors. of Edwin Thacher, plts. v. p.100. > Richard Daniell, def. Court - 5 Mar 1704/5. >  > 1705 RW on list of person to be paid -- 1000 lbs. tob --by Order of > Vestry Bk - > Christ Ch. > Vestry meeting - 26 Nov 1705, for keeping Alice Silvester, p. 103 > "a poore woman". > > 1707 Jane Winn, dau. of R&S Winn bapt 15 Feb 1707. > Par. > Reg. > > 1708 Richard Winn on list of debts paid by Estate of Henry > Middlsx. Co. > Perrott, dec'd. Court - 7 Mar 1708. Order Bk > 1708-10 > p. 1. > > 1708 RW on jury - re Hamerton v. Perrott. Court - 1 Nov 1708. OB > 1707-1708 > p.93 > > 1708 RW again paid 1000 lbs tob for keeping Silvester. 2 Nov 1708 > VestryBk - > Christ Ch. > [Silvester died 1715, in care of Charls Lee.] > > > 1710 Suit - Winn v. Blackley dismist. Action of debt betw. Richard Winn OB > 1708-10 > & Robert Blackley. Court - 7 Feb 1709/10. p. 60. > > 1710 Richard Winn testifies re Tom, slave, accused of stealing hog. OB > 1708-10 > Evidence judged insuff. to convict. p.70. > > 1710? Sarah (_____) Winn died this year or before. > > 1711 Richard Winn marr. Anne Cocke - 28 May 1711. > Par. Reg. > > > 1716 Thomas, son of R. & Anne Winn born 5 Mar & bapt. 8 Apr. 1716. > Par. Reg. > > Thomas, son of R& Anne Winn d. 10 Oct & bur. 11 Oct 1716. Par. > Reg. > > > 1722 Owen Wynn is tenant of land (220 ac) claimed by Robt. English > Middlsx.Co. > who cl. Richard Welsh ejected him. Atty Churchill Blackey sd he OB > No. 6 > delivered a Declaration to tenant OW. OW ord. to bring proof of p.1. > his right to lease of land. Court - 6 Mar 1721/2 > > I had to bring this over from another program so the formatting may seem irreg. > but there > are three columns --- Year, Item, and Source. I find that this Chronology format > very > useful in understanding the life pattern of a person. > > I can add only that York Co. records also show a line of Richard Wynnes there > from late > 1600's to 1818. This line could be desc. from either the Middlesex Winns or my > ancestor's > Wynne. > > Any additions or corrections anyone has will be of interest. > > Myles Johnson > > ***************************************************************** > > EAFerguson@aol.com wrote: > > > > Does anybody have any other informqation on this Richard Wynn? Also, where > > is/was the Christ Church Parrish? > > > > Our Early Emigrant Ancestors: The Original Lists of Persons of Quality; > > 1600-1700. From MSS. preserved in the state paper department of her majesty's > > public record office, England. Edited by John Camden Hotten Baltimore, > > Genealogical Publishing Company 1968, originally published New York, 1880. > > > > Page 486 > > Parrish of Christ Church 22 December 1679 > > Wynn, Richard 60 acres land, 8 negroes >

Hi, I just looked at how that message appears on my screen and find it is a mess. If anyone is seriously interested in the sources, let me know and I'll send an attachment with the columns all in place. Myles Johnson ********************************************** EAFerguson@aol.com wrote: > > Does anybody have any other informqation on this Richard Wynn? Also, where > is/was the Christ Church Parrish? > > Our Early Emigrant Ancestors: The Original Lists of Persons of Quality; > 1600-1700. From MSS. preserved in the state paper department of her majesty's > public record office, England. Edited by John Camden Hotten Baltimore, > Genealogical Publishing Company 1968, originally published New York, 1880. > > Page 486 > Parrish of Christ Church 22 December 1679 > Wynn, Richard 60 acres land, 8 negroes

Hi Ferguson, No one else has taken a crack at this, so I'll try. This Richard Winn/Wynne is often referred to as 'Wynne' but the extant records almost all use the 'Winn' spelling. Not too much is known of him, altho the Christ Church parish (Middlesex Co.) records show two marriages and 7 chn. No one has proved his parentage or ancestry but he has been assigned (w/o proof) to various Winn/Wynnes. My personal theory is that he was one of two sons born to the Thomas Wynne of the Montgomeryshire/Shrewsbury family cited by Ann Fremantle in "The Wynne Diaries". That Thomas prob. arrived in Va. abt 1640-50 but left no footprints here. The other son of Thomas (my guess) would be a Thomas Wynne (b.ca.1660-70) who had a son, John Wynne (1705?-1772) who is the founder of my Wynne line, of York Co., Va. I have done some digging in Middlesex records and compiled a chronology for this Richard Winn/Wynne of Middlesex: CHRONOLOGY rev. 12/2002 RICHARD WINN (WYNNE) Year Item Source 1630 Possible birthyear 1652 Richard Wynne - on list of headrights claimed by William Owen & Nugent v.I, p.264 William Morgan, for 360 acres on NE side of Skiminoe Creek - [York Co.] 17 Nov 1652 [This Richard could not be the Richard whose fam. is listed below.] 1694 "Sarah Wynn" imported by John Skears w/ 2 others. 7 Jan 1694. OB 3 1694-1705 [Later entry states her age as 9.] [W&I 1673-1812 P.210 1694-5 Richard marr. Sarah _______ about this time. Not in Christ Ch. Parish Register. [Richard prob. b. ca. 1670.] [Was Sarah the dau. of Henry & Sarah Perrott, whose dau Sarah b.21 Sep 1679? See Par. Reg. Christ Church, p.28 (Yurechko)]. 1696 Mary Winn born to Richd & Sarah Winn. 16 Dec 1696. Parish Reg. Christ Church 1699 Sarah Winn born to R & S. Winn. 17 Jan 1698/9. "" 1700 "Richard Win" on list of persons owed by Richard Willis, Gent. W&I 1673-1812 Inventory of Willis' estate. p.60. 1701 Richard Winn, son of R&S Winn. bapt. 28 Sep 1701 Par. Reg. 1702 Elizabeth Winn, dau. R&S Winn bapt. 18 Apr 1703. Par Reg. 1704 RW, Richd. Allen, & Jno. Nash prove will of George Johnston. Middlesx. Co Court - 5 Dec 1704. OB 1702-1704 1705 John Winn, son of R&S Winn bapt. 20 Jan 1705. Par. Reg. 1705 RW on jury re action of trespass btw Henry Thacker, Chichely OB 1702-04 Thacher & Wm Somerset, Exors. of Edwin Thacher, plts. v. p.100. Richard Daniell, def. Court - 5 Mar 1704/5.  1705 RW on list of person to be paid -- 1000 lbs. tob --by Order of Vestry Bk - Christ Ch. Vestry meeting - 26 Nov 1705, for keeping Alice Silvester, p. 103 "a poore woman". 1707 Jane Winn, dau. of R&S Winn bapt 15 Feb 1707. Par. Reg. 1708 Richard Winn on list of debts paid by Estate of Henry Middlsx. Co. Perrott, dec'd. Court - 7 Mar 1708. Order Bk 1708-10 p. 1. 1708 RW on jury - re Hamerton v. Perrott. Court - 1 Nov 1708. OB 1707-1708 p.93 1708 RW again paid 1000 lbs tob for keeping Silvester. 2 Nov 1708 VestryBk - Christ Ch. [Silvester died 1715, in care of Charls Lee.] 1710 Suit - Winn v. Blackley dismist. Action of debt betw. Richard Winn OB 1708-10 & Robert Blackley. Court - 7 Feb 1709/10. p. 60. 1710 Richard Winn testifies re Tom, slave, accused of stealing hog. OB 1708-10 Evidence judged insuff. to convict. p.70. 1710? Sarah (_____) Winn died this year or before. 1711 Richard Winn marr. Anne Cocke - 28 May 1711. Par. Reg. 1716 Thomas, son of R. & Anne Winn born 5 Mar & bapt. 8 Apr. 1716. Par. Reg. Thomas, son of R& Anne Winn d. 10 Oct & bur. 11 Oct 1716. Par. Reg. 1722 Owen Wynn is tenant of land (220 ac) claimed by Robt. English Middlsx.Co. who cl. Richard Welsh ejected him. Atty Churchill Blackey sd he OB No. 6 delivered a Declaration to tenant OW. OW ord. to bring proof of p.1. his right to lease of land. Court - 6 Mar 1721/2 I had to bring this over from another program so the formatting may seem irreg. but there are three columns --- Year, Item, and Source. I find that this Chronology format very useful in understanding the life pattern of a person. I can add only that York Co. records also show a line of Richard Wynnes there from late 1600's to 1818. This line could be desc. from either the Middlesex Winns or my ancestor's Wynne. Any additions or corrections anyone has will be of interest. Myles Johnson ***************************************************************** EAFerguson@aol.com wrote: > > Does anybody have any other informqation on this Richard Wynn? Also, where > is/was the Christ Church Parrish? > > Our Early Emigrant Ancestors: The Original Lists of Persons of Quality; > 1600-1700. From MSS. preserved in the state paper department of her majesty's > public record office, England. Edited by John Camden Hotten Baltimore, > Genealogical Publishing Company 1968, originally published New York, 1880. > > Page 486 > Parrish of Christ Church 22 December 1679 > Wynn, Richard 60 acres land, 8 negroes

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/553.2 Message Board Post: I have that Richard is the son of John and Lettice.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Bearden, Winn Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/FgWBAEB/553.1 Message Board Post: My gggrandfather was William Winn Bearden. He had a daughter Endide Emeline Sophronia Beardent. I will help you any way I can.

Does anybody have any other informqation on this Richard Wynn? Also, where is/was the Christ Church Parrish? Our Early Emigrant Ancestors: The Original Lists of Persons of Quality; 1600-1700. From MSS. preserved in the state paper department of her majesty's public record office, England. Edited by John Camden Hotten Baltimore, Genealogical Publishing Company 1968, originally published New York, 1880. Page 486 Parrish of Christ Church 22 December 1679 Wynn, Richard 60 acres land, 8 negroes

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: WINN, ATTERBURY, METCALF, HAMPTON Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/FgWBAEB/508.538.1.1 Message Board Post: Metcalf family records show a Mary Frances WINN who married James W. METCALF Jan. 14, 1849. His youngest brother Thomas F. METCALF married Theodocia ATTERBURY on May 28, 1871. The family lived in Howard, Randolph, St. Clair and Chariton Co., MO. Mary Frances Winn may be sister to your Hampton WINN. Families associated with each other back in Fauquier Co., VA.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: WINN, METCALF, WEEKS, MARSHALL, HURT, HICKS, HAMPTON Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/FgWBAEB/666 Message Board Post: Seeking any descendants of Mary Frances WINN who married James W. METCALF on Jan. 14, 1849 in Randolph, Chariton, or Howard Co., MO. She may have been a daughter of William WINN and Mildred HURT, g d/o John David WINN and Eleanor HICKS, g g d/o William WINN and Ann Lingan/Rosamond HAMPTON. James W. METCALF b. Oct. 14, 1827 in Hampshire Co., VA s/o Harrison METCALF b. 1807 and Mary A. MARSHALL b. 1806 m. 1826 Hardy Co., VA. Moved to Howard Co., MO about 1829. g s/o Asa METCALF and Elizabeth WEEKS of Fauquier Co., VA. Minor WINN family was also from Fauquier Co., VA.

Becky, I am pretty new at the study of genealogy. I spent the weekend looking thru message boards and am a subscriber to the Winn group. A couple of times, I have sent an inquiry about my Wynn(e) line to the group but have had no response with information. I do, however, enjoy the emails. My group (as far back as I know currently) was: J.R. Wynn, born about 1793 in Va. Peter S. Wynne, born about 1810 in Ky. Robert J. Wynn, born in 1842 in Bartholomew Co., Ind. William Washington Wynne, born 1868 in Grundy Co., Mo. C.S. Wynne, born in 1900 in Osage Co., Ks. Lois Nadine Wynne (My Mother), born in 1923 in Crawford County, Ks. >From a couple of messages I read on the message boards, I came to believe you are working on a book about the Wynnes. Is that true? I would certainly be interested in one. I am continuing to work hard on this line and I have reason to believe that we are descended from the infamous William Wynne of Tazewell Co., Va. I would appreciate knowing about the book. Thanks again and I will continue to notify othe group of the information I find. Thanks and have a wonderful spring day! Phyllis Phillips pphillips3@kc.rr.com --------------------------------------------------------------------------------