Please note that I made a mistake on my previous posting. "John eager", son of robert, was born in 1765, not 1865. Sorry. George of Austin

These are my direct line ancestors as follows: Hazel Louise Eager who was born in Bell Co., Tx. Is my mother; Thomas Patton Eager who was born in Navarro Co., texas was her father; John Thomas eager who was born in Drew Co., Ar. Was his father; John ronemus Eager who was born in Louisa (Jefferson) Co., W. Va. Was his father; John Eager who was probably born in what is now Berkeley Co, W. Va. Around 1865 was his father; and, the Robert Eager (probably John Robert Eager) named in the attached pension record was his father. I attach the abstracted information as recorded information to show that Robert Eager lived in Berkeley County at the time of his enlistment. Please see the following message re. "Enlistment record".Betty and Robert eager Soldiers of Berkely County, West Virginia William and Mary College Quarterly, Volume 13, No. 1, page 403(book 35?), . At a court held for Berkeley County, west Virginia on the 20th day of April, 1779, reads as follows: "Betty Eager, wife of Robert Eager, a soldier in the Continental Service, be allowed 50 pounds for her support for the present." http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb

This is a test message sent by a new subscriber to the list. Just checking to assure that I am properly linked up to the list. George in Austin, Tx

Still looking for parents or siblings of JAMES MCGLAUGHLIN (various spellings!!!) born in Berkeley Co., WV in 1795 according to Family Bible. He served in the War of 1812. He married ANN FRANCIS there in 1817. Searching for her parents as well. ANN FRANCIS MCGLAUGHLIN died in 1819. She is buried in FAYETTE CO., PA in Oak Hill Baptist Cemetery near Old Frame, PA. This was formerly a Presbyterian Cemetery. __________________________________ Yahoo! Mail - PC Magazine Editors' Choice 2005 http://mail.yahoo.com

I am researching a book project and am looking for information on the community, families and history of Inwood in South Berkeley County. Inwood was formerly known as Gerard or Gerard Station when the Cumberland Valley Railroad first came through the area. It first formally became known as Inwood about 1892. Any assistance is appreciated. Thanks, Don Silvius

Searching info on the family of Peter and Mary PARKER who arrived in Berkeley Co. about 1865, from Frederick Co., VA. Children: Francis (b. 1836, ENG); Fannie (b. 1837, ENG); Benjamin (b. 1840 ENG); John Henry (b. 1841, ENG); James C. (b. 1846, VA); Peter (b. 1847, VA); Mary J. (b. 1848, VA); Margaret (b. 1850, VA); George W. (b. 1853, VA); and Thomas (b. 1855, VA). The third son, John Henry, married Sarah Catherine HOOPER in Berkeley Co. on 11 Jul 1867. John and Sarah had two children in Berkeley (John E. and Mary), before moving to Preston Co. in 1870. Will appreciate any info on this PARKER family. Thank you. DBomgardner

Searching info for Catherine E. PALMER b. 1 Nov 1822; m. 23 Jun 1843 to Edward Benson HOOPER in Berkeley Co. (W)VA; and d. 5 Jul 1848 in Martinsburg. The one PALMER household (an extended family) on the Berkeley 1830 census, lists Martin and Christina PALMER: Males--one under 5; two from 5-10; one from 15-20; three from 30-40; and one from 90-100. Females--one under 5; one from 5-10; one from 10-15; 2 from 20-30; and one from 30-40. The Berkeley 1850 census lists a household with William PALMER (b. 1777), Julia A. (b. 1799), Malinda (b. 1825), and Wm. K. (b. 1834). Will appreciate any info on the PALMER family in early Berkeley Co. Thank you. DBomgardner

Searching info for Abraham HOOPER who married Catherine CHAMBERS in Berkeley Co. (W) VA, 26 Mar 1812. Their son, Edward Benson HOOPER, was born 1819, and married Charlotte E. PALMER in Berkeley Co. (W)VA, 23 Jun 1843. Edward's 2nd marriage was to Ellen MAXWELL in 1849. Will greatly appreciate any info or leads. DBomgardner

Searching info for Joseph CHAMBERS who married Nelly SNIDER in Berkeley Co. (W)VA, 31 Dec 1789. Their daughter Catherine CHAMBERS married Abraham HOOPER in Berkeley Co. (W)VA, 26 Mar 1812. Will greatly appreciate any info or leads. DBomgardner

Aften, Your message asked:"Does anyone know how to obtain cemetery records for the towns between Martinsburg WV and Williamsport MD? I have the records for Maryland but have not been able to find any for West Virginia" Berkeley County Historical Society has a book that they published awhile back that lists the cemeteries in the county. Are in the process of updating it. What cemeteries are you looking for and for whom are you looking for? I have a copy at home, so I could look the people up. Mollie Seibert Ziegler

Does anyone know how to obtain cemetery records for the towns between Martinsburg WV and Williamsport MD? I have the records for Maryland but have not been able to find any for West Virginia. Aften Fairbanks --------------------------------- Yahoo! for Good Click here to donate to the Hurricane Katrina relief effort.

For those interested, this year's Berkeley Journal, published by the Berkeley County Historical Society, will be titled "The Civil War in Bunker Hill, Gerrardstown and Darkesville." If you are a member of BCHS, you will get a copy as a benefit of membership. If not, the book should be available to give (or receive) as a Christmas gift and can be purchased through BCHS http://www.bchs.org The 2000 Berkeley Journal, "The Civil War in Berkeley County," has been reprinted and is available now from BCHS. Also the current issue of Blue & Gray magazine features a very nice article about the Battle of Falling Waters in northern Berkeley County, written by BCHS's Gary Gimbel. Don Silvius Berkeley County, WV

CONTACT PERSON: Barbara Townsend [mailto:<[email protected]>] Ashby's Fort - 1755 is having a Fall 250th Celebration on Saturday October 22 from 10 am to 5 pm and on Sunday, October 23 from 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm. The Garrett College Pipe & Drum Band will lead a parade from the fairgrounds to Ashby's Fort at noon. The Wills creek French & Indian War re-enactors and a horse drawn wagon carrying founding members of the Fort Ashby Chapter DAR will also be in the parade. Tours will be give in Ashby's Barracks, WV Sligo Creek String Band will play inside and there will be a silent auction of hand crafted items from 10 am until 5:00 pm. The Barracks will reopen on Sunday afternoon for tours 1:00 until 5:00. We hope many of you will attend. Location: Village of Fort Ashby Rte 28 between Romney, WV & Cumberland MD (304) 298-3836

Ruth & all: I think a good thing to remember as a genealogist is "never say never"...or we wouldn't be doing what we do! Ann in FL -------------- Original message from "Ruth L. Dunlap" <[email protected]>: -------------- > My experience with trying to get genealogy books via interlibrary loan is > that almost all are in the reference department of the libraries that have > copies, and reference books do not circulate (or leave the library for any > reason). I did get one county history via interlibrary loan a number of > years ago, so there is a chance. > Ruth > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "[email protected]" > To: > Sent: Monday, September 05, 2005 7:45 PM > Subject: Re: [WVBERKEL] HOOD family 1700s? > > > > Martha, > > Thank you for the reminder about it not being on film as many of the > family histories in SLC are not and for reminding all that interlibrary loan > is an option. > > Ann in FL > > > > -------------- Original message from Martha Grenzeback > : -------------- > > > > > > > Since this hasn't been filmed you would have to go to Salt Lake City for > > > it; but another option would be to request it by interlibrary loan, > through > > > your local library. I did a search for it in WorldCat (library > database), > > > and there are 44 libraries in the country that have a copy of it: > > > > > > The Tunis Hood family: > > > its lineage and traditions. > > > Dellmann Osborne Hood > > > 1960 [1st ed.] > > > English []Book 602 p. illus. 23 cm. > > > Portland, Or., Metropolitan Press > > > > > > I have gotten some amazing resources through interlibrary loan. > > > > > > Martha Grenzeback > > > [email protected] > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > At 11:12 PM 9/5/2005 +0000, [email protected] wrote: > > > >Hello Ruth, > > > >Thought you would like to know that the LDS Family History Library in > Salt > > > >Lake City does have the book you referenced. I did a "cut & paste" from > > > >the printable version of the information from the FHLC (Family History > > > >Library Catalog) on their website at http://www.familysearch.org > > > >Hope this helps! > > > >Ann in Florida > > > > > > > >Title > > > >The Tunis Hood family : its lineage and traditions > > > >Stmnt.Resp. > > > >by Dellmann O. Hood > > > >Authors > > > >Hood, Dellmann O. (Dellmann Osborne), 1887- (Main Author) > > > >Notes > > > >Includes index. > > > >Includes Berry, Black, Grier (Greer, McGregor, Gregor), Harrison, > Houston, > > > >Moore and related families. > > > >Jasper Hoed or Hood (fl.1697-1711), of Danish or Dutch lineage, married > > > >Cathrina Andries in New York, and they had at least five children. One > of > > > >these was Jan Hoed or John Hood Sr. (d.1742), who married Rachel Van > > > >Bunschoten, and moved from New York to Orange (later Frederick) County, > > > >Virginia. Theunis Hoed or Tunis Hood (1719-1797), a son of John and > > > >Rachel, married Elizabeth Harrison about 1744 in Augusta (now > Rockingham) > > > >County, Virginia. They moved to Mecklenburg County, North Carolina > about > > > >1772. Descendants and relatives lived in Virginia, North Carolina, > South > > > >Carolina, Alabama, Mississippi, Kentucky, Indiana, Tennessee, Arkansas, > > > >Texas and elsewhere. > > > >Subjects > > > >Hood > > > >Hoed > > > >Berry > > > >Black > > > >Grier > > > >Greer > > > >McGregor > > > >Gregor > > > >Harrison > > > >Houston > > > >Moore > > > >Copies > > > >Call Number - Location - Status > > > >929.273 H761h - FHL FAM HIST Book - Available > > > >Format > > > >Books/Monographs > > > >Language > > > >English > > > >Publication > > > >Medford, Oregon : D.O. Hood, c1960 (Portland, Ore. : Metropolitan > Press) > > > >Physical > > > >xxiv, 602 p., [23] p. of plates : ill., facsims., maps, ports. > > > >Subject Class > > > >929.273 H761 > > > >Film Notes > > > >Note - Location [Film] > > > > > > > >No film notes for this title. > > > >© 2002 Intellectual Reserve, Inc. All rights reserved. > > > > > > > > > > > >-------------- Original message from "Ruth L. Dunlap" : > > > >-------------- > > > > > > > > > > > > > John HOOD had land on the Potomac River - he died around 1740, > leaving > > > > widow > > > > > Rachel, son Tunis. Does anyone have access to "The Tunis Hood > Family" by > > > > > Dillman Hood, published 1960? Would like to know more about this > early > > > > HOOD > > > > > family. > > > > > Ruth > > > > > Illinois > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ==== WVBERKEL Mailing List ==== > > > > > HAS IT BEEN AWHILE SINCE YOU SENT A MESSAGE TO OUR LIST? > > > > > Remember! 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Another useful option for non-circulating books is that most libraries are willing to photocopy a certain number of pages or the index (in my experience, usually for no charge) for you. This would probably not be the best option in this case, since it sounds like the whole book is about your family--but I recently had good luck ordering a Bonham family genealogy which is quite rare and does not circulate. The library that owned it was willing to lend it if it was restricted to in-library use--I couldn't take it out of the main library here in Omaha. Of course I was grateful to see it at all! So it's always worth trying. Sometimes one is pleasantly surprised! Good luck, Martha Grenzeback [email protected] At 12:21 AM 9/8/2005 -0500, Ruth L. Dunlap wrote: >My experience with trying to get genealogy books via interlibrary loan is >that almost all are in the reference department of the libraries that have >copies, and reference books do not circulate (or leave the library for any >reason). I did get one county history via interlibrary loan a number of >years ago, so there is a chance. >Ruth > >----- Original Message ----- >From: "[email protected]" <[email protected]> >To: <[email protected]> >Sent: Monday, September 05, 2005 7:45 PM >Subject: Re: [WVBERKEL] HOOD family 1700s? > > > > Martha, > > Thank you for the reminder about it not being on film as many of the >family histories in SLC are not and for reminding all that interlibrary loan >is an option. > > Ann in FL > > > > -------------- Original message from Martha Grenzeback ><[email protected]>: -------------- > > > > > > > Since this hasn't been filmed you would have to go to Salt Lake City for > > > it; but another option would be to request it by interlibrary loan, >through > > > your local library. I did a search for it in WorldCat (library >database), > > > and there are 44 libraries in the country that have a copy of it: > > > > > > The Tunis Hood family: > > > its lineage and traditions. > > > Dellmann Osborne Hood > > > 1960 [1st ed.] > > > English []Book 602 p. illus. 23 cm. > > > Portland, Or., Metropolitan Press > > > > > > I have gotten some amazing resources through interlibrary loan. > > > > > > Martha Grenzeback > > > [email protected] > > > > > > > > >

Not only do the reference materials not leave the building but a document I need...... is in the vault, and even if I went there, I am not allowed to get a copy of it. They will not under any circumstances copy the pages/documents. The only way I can see it is if the gentleman there that I spoke with goes in with me, he is the only one that is physically able to touch the book. I can hand write/copy the document but that is it. I don't understand why this is allowed to be. At some point that book will no longer be available to even do that. Why is this stuff not copied and put into Will Books, Deed Books, etc and/or microfilm etc before something happens to it.

My experience with trying to get genealogy books via interlibrary loan is that almost all are in the reference department of the libraries that have copies, and reference books do not circulate (or leave the library for any reason). I did get one county history via interlibrary loan a number of years ago, so there is a chance. Ruth ----- Original Message ----- From: "[email protected]" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, September 05, 2005 7:45 PM Subject: Re: [WVBERKEL] HOOD family 1700s? > Martha, > Thank you for the reminder about it not being on film as many of the family histories in SLC are not and for reminding all that interlibrary loan is an option. > Ann in FL > > -------------- Original message from Martha Grenzeback <[email protected]>: -------------- > > > > Since this hasn't been filmed you would have to go to Salt Lake City for > > it; but another option would be to request it by interlibrary loan, through > > your local library. I did a search for it in WorldCat (library database), > > and there are 44 libraries in the country that have a copy of it: > > > > The Tunis Hood family: > > its lineage and traditions. > > Dellmann Osborne Hood > > 1960 [1st ed.] > > English []Book 602 p. illus. 23 cm. > > Portland, Or., Metropolitan Press > > > > I have gotten some amazing resources through interlibrary loan. > > > > Martha Grenzeback > > [email protected] > > > > > > > > > > At 11:12 PM 9/5/2005 +0000, [email protected] wrote: > > >Hello Ruth, > > >Thought you would like to know that the LDS Family History Library in Salt > > >Lake City does have the book you referenced. I did a "cut & paste" from > > >the printable version of the information from the FHLC (Family History > > >Library Catalog) on their website at http://www.familysearch.org > > >Hope this helps! > > >Ann in Florida > > > > > >Title > > >The Tunis Hood family : its lineage and traditions > > >Stmnt.Resp. > > >by Dellmann O. Hood > > >Authors > > >Hood, Dellmann O. (Dellmann Osborne), 1887- (Main Author) > > >Notes > > >Includes index. > > >Includes Berry, Black, Grier (Greer, McGregor, Gregor), Harrison, Houston, > > >Moore and related families. > > >Jasper Hoed or Hood (fl.1697-1711), of Danish or Dutch lineage, married > > >Cathrina Andries in New York, and they had at least five children. One of > > >these was Jan Hoed or John Hood Sr. (d.1742), who married Rachel Van > > >Bunschoten, and moved from New York to Orange (later Frederick) County, > > >Virginia. Theunis Hoed or Tunis Hood (1719-1797), a son of John and > > >Rachel, married Elizabeth Harrison about 1744 in Augusta (now Rockingham) > > >County, Virginia. They moved to Mecklenburg County, North Carolina about > > >1772. Descendants and relatives lived in Virginia, North Carolina, South > > >Carolina, Alabama, Mississippi, Kentucky, Indiana, Tennessee, Arkansas, > > >Texas and elsewhere. > > >Subjects > > >Hood > > >Hoed > > >Berry > > >Black > > >Grier > > >Greer > > >McGregor > > >Gregor > > >Harrison > > >Houston > > >Moore > > >Copies > > >Call Number - Location - Status > > >929.273 H761h - FHL FAM HIST Book - Available > > >Format > > >Books/Monographs > > >Language > > >English > > >Publication > > >Medford, Oregon : D.O. Hood, c1960 (Portland, Ore. : Metropolitan Press) > > >Physical > > >xxiv, 602 p., [23] p. of plates : ill., facsims., maps, ports. > > >Subject Class > > >929.273 H761 > > >Film Notes > > >Note - Location [Film] > > > > > >No film notes for this title. > > >© 2002 Intellectual Reserve, Inc. All rights reserved. > > > > > > > > >-------------- Original message from "Ruth L. Dunlap" : > > >-------------- > > > > > > > > > > John HOOD had land on the Potomac River - he died around 1740, leaving > > > widow > > > > Rachel, son Tunis. Does anyone have access to "The Tunis Hood Family" by > > > > Dillman Hood, published 1960? Would like to know more about this early > > > HOOD > > > > family. > > > > Ruth > > > > Illinois > > > > > > > > > > > > ==== WVBERKEL Mailing List ==== > > > > HAS IT BEEN AWHILE SINCE YOU SENT A MESSAGE TO OUR LIST? > > > > Remember! A quiet list does not ever help anyone at all! > > > > > > > > > > > > >==== WVBERKEL Mailing List ==== > > >Berkeley County Unsubscription Directions > > >[email protected] UNSUBSCRIBE > > >[email protected] UNSUBSCRIBE > > > > > > > > ==== WVBERKEL Mailing List ==== > > WATCH YOUR SUBJECT LINES > > Some members delete list > > mail based solely upon a > > subject you have given a > > message. BE SURE TO GIVE > > YOUR REALLY GOOD ONES OK > > >

Martha, Thank you for the reminder about it not being on film as many of the family histories in SLC are not and for reminding all that interlibrary loan is an option. Ann in FL -------------- Original message from Martha Grenzeback <[email protected]>: -------------- > Since this hasn't been filmed you would have to go to Salt Lake City for > it; but another option would be to request it by interlibrary loan, through > your local library. I did a search for it in WorldCat (library database), > and there are 44 libraries in the country that have a copy of it: > > The Tunis Hood family: > its lineage and traditions. > Dellmann Osborne Hood > 1960 [1st ed.] > English []Book 602 p. illus. 23 cm. > Portland, Or., Metropolitan Press > > I have gotten some amazing resources through interlibrary loan. > > Martha Grenzeback > [email protected] > > > > > At 11:12 PM 9/5/2005 +0000, [email protected] wrote: > >Hello Ruth, > >Thought you would like to know that the LDS Family History Library in Salt > >Lake City does have the book you referenced. I did a "cut & paste" from > >the printable version of the information from the FHLC (Family History > >Library Catalog) on their website at http://www.familysearch.org > >Hope this helps! > >Ann in Florida > > > >Title > >The Tunis Hood family : its lineage and traditions > >Stmnt.Resp. > >by Dellmann O. Hood > >Authors > >Hood, Dellmann O. (Dellmann Osborne), 1887- (Main Author) > >Notes > >Includes index. > >Includes Berry, Black, Grier (Greer, McGregor, Gregor), Harrison, Houston, > >Moore and related families. > >Jasper Hoed or Hood (fl.1697-1711), of Danish or Dutch lineage, married > >Cathrina Andries in New York, and they had at least five children. One of > >these was Jan Hoed or John Hood Sr. (d.1742), who married Rachel Van > >Bunschoten, and moved from New York to Orange (later Frederick) County, > >Virginia. Theunis Hoed or Tunis Hood (1719-1797), a son of John and > >Rachel, married Elizabeth Harrison about 1744 in Augusta (now Rockingham) > >County, Virginia. They moved to Mecklenburg County, North Carolina about > >1772. Descendants and relatives lived in Virginia, North Carolina, South > >Carolina, Alabama, Mississippi, Kentucky, Indiana, Tennessee, Arkansas, > >Texas and elsewhere. > >Subjects > >Hood > >Hoed > >Berry > >Black > >Grier > >Greer > >McGregor > >Gregor > >Harrison > >Houston > >Moore > >Copies > >Call Number - Location - Status > >929.273 H761h - FHL FAM HIST Book - Available > >Format > >Books/Monographs > >Language > >English > >Publication > >Medford, Oregon : D.O. Hood, c1960 (Portland, Ore. : Metropolitan Press) > >Physical > >xxiv, 602 p., [23] p. of plates : ill., facsims., maps, ports. > >Subject Class > >929.273 H761 > >Film Notes > >Note - Location [Film] > > > >No film notes for this title. > >© 2002 Intellectual Reserve, Inc. All rights reserved. > > > > > >-------------- Original message from "Ruth L. Dunlap" : > >-------------- > > > > > > > John HOOD had land on the Potomac River - he died around 1740, leaving > > widow > > > Rachel, son Tunis. Does anyone have access to "The Tunis Hood Family" by > > > Dillman Hood, published 1960? Would like to know more about this early > > HOOD > > > family. > > > Ruth > > > Illinois > > > > > > > > > ==== WVBERKEL Mailing List ==== > > > HAS IT BEEN AWHILE SINCE YOU SENT A MESSAGE TO OUR LIST? > > > Remember! A quiet list does not ever help anyone at all! > > > > > > > > >==== WVBERKEL Mailing List ==== > >Berkeley County Unsubscription Directions > >[email protected] UNSUBSCRIBE > >[email protected] UNSUBSCRIBE > > > > ==== WVBERKEL Mailing List ==== > WATCH YOUR SUBJECT LINES > Some members delete list > mail based solely upon a > subject you have given a > message. BE SURE TO GIVE > YOUR REALLY GOOD ONES OK >

Hello Ruth, Thought you would like to know that the LDS Family History Library in Salt Lake City does have the book you referenced. I did a "cut & paste" from the printable version of the information from the FHLC (Family History Library Catalog) on their website at http://www.familysearch.org Hope this helps! Ann in Florida Title The Tunis Hood family : its lineage and traditions Stmnt.Resp. by Dellmann O. Hood Authors Hood, Dellmann O. (Dellmann Osborne), 1887- (Main Author) Notes Includes index. Includes Berry, Black, Grier (Greer, McGregor, Gregor), Harrison, Houston, Moore and related families. Jasper Hoed or Hood (fl.1697-1711), of Danish or Dutch lineage, married Cathrina Andries in New York, and they had at least five children. One of these was Jan Hoed or John Hood Sr. (d.1742), who married Rachel Van Bunschoten, and moved from New York to Orange (later Frederick) County, Virginia. Theunis Hoed or Tunis Hood (1719-1797), a son of John and Rachel, married Elizabeth Harrison about 1744 in Augusta (now Rockingham) County, Virginia. They moved to Mecklenburg County, North Carolina about 1772. Descendants and relatives lived in Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Alabama, Mississippi, Kentucky, Indiana, Tennessee, Arkansas, Texas and elsewhere. Subjects Hood Hoed Berry Black Grier Greer McGregor Gregor Harrison Houston Moore Copies Call Number - Location - Status 929.273 H761h - FHL FAM HIST Book - Available Format Books/Monographs Language English Publication Medford, Oregon : D.O. Hood, c1960 (Portland, Ore. : Metropolitan Press) Physical xxiv, 602 p., [23] p. of plates : ill., facsims., maps, ports. Subject Class 929.273 H761 Film Notes Note - Location [Film] No film notes for this title. © 2002 Intellectual Reserve, Inc. All rights reserved. -------------- Original message from "Ruth L. Dunlap" <[email protected]>: -------------- > John HOOD had land on the Potomac River - he died around 1740, leaving widow > Rachel, son Tunis. Does anyone have access to "The Tunis Hood Family" by > Dillman Hood, published 1960? Would like to know more about this early HOOD > family. > Ruth > Illinois > > > ==== WVBERKEL Mailing List ==== > HAS IT BEEN AWHILE SINCE YOU SENT A MESSAGE TO OUR LIST? > Remember! A quiet list does not ever help anyone at all! >

Since this hasn't been filmed you would have to go to Salt Lake City for it; but another option would be to request it by interlibrary loan, through your local library. I did a search for it in WorldCat (library database), and there are 44 libraries in the country that have a copy of it: The Tunis Hood family: its lineage and traditions. Dellmann Osborne Hood 1960 [1st ed.] English []Book 602 p. illus. 23 cm. Portland, Or., Metropolitan Press I have gotten some amazing resources through interlibrary loan. Martha Grenzeback [email protected] At 11:12 PM 9/5/2005 +0000, [email protected] wrote: >Hello Ruth, >Thought you would like to know that the LDS Family History Library in Salt >Lake City does have the book you referenced. I did a "cut & paste" from >the printable version of the information from the FHLC (Family History >Library Catalog) on their website at http://www.familysearch.org >Hope this helps! >Ann in Florida > >Title >The Tunis Hood family : its lineage and traditions >Stmnt.Resp. >by Dellmann O. Hood >Authors >Hood, Dellmann O. (Dellmann Osborne), 1887- (Main Author) >Notes >Includes index. >Includes Berry, Black, Grier (Greer, McGregor, Gregor), Harrison, Houston, >Moore and related families. >Jasper Hoed or Hood (fl.1697-1711), of Danish or Dutch lineage, married >Cathrina Andries in New York, and they had at least five children. One of >these was Jan Hoed or John Hood Sr. (d.1742), who married Rachel Van >Bunschoten, and moved from New York to Orange (later Frederick) County, >Virginia. Theunis Hoed or Tunis Hood (1719-1797), a son of John and >Rachel, married Elizabeth Harrison about 1744 in Augusta (now Rockingham) >County, Virginia. They moved to Mecklenburg County, North Carolina about >1772. Descendants and relatives lived in Virginia, North Carolina, South >Carolina, Alabama, Mississippi, Kentucky, Indiana, Tennessee, Arkansas, >Texas and elsewhere. >Subjects >Hood >Hoed >Berry >Black >Grier >Greer >McGregor >Gregor >Harrison >Houston >Moore >Copies >Call Number - Location - Status >929.273 H761h - FHL FAM HIST Book - Available >Format >Books/Monographs >Language >English >Publication >Medford, Oregon : D.O. Hood, c1960 (Portland, Ore. : Metropolitan Press) >Physical >xxiv, 602 p., [23] p. of plates : ill., facsims., maps, ports. >Subject Class >929.273 H761 >Film Notes >Note - Location [Film] > >No film notes for this title. >© 2002 Intellectual Reserve, Inc. All rights reserved. > > >-------------- Original message from "Ruth L. Dunlap" <[email protected]>: >-------------- > > > > John HOOD had land on the Potomac River - he died around 1740, leaving > widow > > Rachel, son Tunis. Does anyone have access to "The Tunis Hood Family" by > > Dillman Hood, published 1960? Would like to know more about this early > HOOD > > family. > > Ruth > > Illinois > > > > > > ==== WVBERKEL Mailing List ==== > > HAS IT BEEN AWHILE SINCE YOU SENT A MESSAGE TO OUR LIST? > > Remember! A quiet list does not ever help anyone at all! > > > > >==== WVBERKEL Mailing List ==== >Berkeley County Unsubscription Directions >[email protected] UNSUBSCRIBE <as subject> >[email protected] UNSUBSCRIBE <as subject>