Joyce, Do you find any Wickline, Carson, Ragland, or Maggert/Maggard names in the book? Thanks. ...jane

Hi Joyce and List, Thanks for your offer of a look-up in Apprentices in VA. Please check for Casteel/Castile. I have the following: Greenbrier Court of Wednesday, April 25, 1787: Ordered that John Castile be Bound to Jacob Riffe according to Law. This John Casteel/Castile b Greenbrier 1778. His parents/siblings/friends are unknown, in fact, this is a 30+ yr brick wall. He is listed in the 1799 Greenbrier Tax List. Then disappears until he marries Elenor Metcalf in Madison Co KY 1804. Thanks a bunch,.........Leoneita

I am willing to do lookups in this book, for the next two weeks. This book is indexed and includes the "masters", as well as the "apprentices". There are no Livesays, Renick, McClung, Legg, Jarrett. There is one Vincent mentioned. A John Vincent was a master for Robert Marshall Beginning date, was 2/4/1687 Ending date: unspecified sex: male Occupation: Tailor Race: White Source: Charles City, Co. Orders 1687-1695 p. 108

In this book, called "Apprentices of VA", there is an Elizabeth Bowen, unspecified occupation, and parent not noted, Augusta Co. VA Joyce in CA <A HREF="http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Acres/3231/">Our Extended Family </A>

Hello, I have a book, called "Apprentices of Virginia 1623-1800, which I got from the RGS library. I will have it for two weeks. The counties that I am reporting on are very closely related, I believe. I know that there are Anderson researchers in Greenbrier Co. so will hope that some of these names, might be familiar. I will list the name and father's name, and if you want more on any of them, let me know. 1. Andrew Anderson Father: Andrew Anderson occupation: Apothecary Williamsburg, VA. 2. Elizabeth Anderson no parent noted unspecified occupation Augusta Co. VA 3. John Anderson (age 22) Father: William Anderson Occupation: Weaver Shenandoah Co. 4. William Anderson Mother: Barbara Anderson Augusta Co. VA I see some other Andersons in other counties, such as Norfolk, Princess Anne, Frederick, Richmond City etc. I only gave a little of the info, which usually includes dates of service, occupation, race, age etc. If you need that, let me know. Happy Hunting. Joyce in CA. <A HREF="http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Acres/3231/">Our Extended Family </A>

Hello Listers, Awhile back someone asked about a Jacob Riffe, I believe who may have been an Indentured servant. I have had such a confusion of mail, again, and apparently misplaced the message, so hopefully this reaches the right person, or anyone else interested in the Riffe family. I am not researching this family, but knew of a book at the RGS library. I finally got hold of it. Turns out that it is a book about Apprentices, instead of indentures. I looked up Jacob Riffe, and did not find him, not too surprising, considering that he was apparently not an apprentice. I am wondering where the line is drawn between an indentured servant and an apprentice...was it just because the indentured was paying off someone, for a bill? Either way, it appears to me, that people served "masters" and did not seem to get much pay. And they both served a period of time. It is interesting that in this book, there are six year old children as apprentices, as well as women, with an undefined area of study. In thinking about this, I suppose I am correct in concluding that the position of an apprentice could be used to fill the gaps when the man of the house died, leaving small children, or women, who were in need of protection. Perhaps someone else knows more about this than I do. I will try to list some names, which you might be interested in, in another message. Joyce in CA. <A HREF="http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Acres/3231/">Our Extended Family </A>

Lynne, We're happy to do last name look-ups for those interested in purchasing any of the titles we carry. Just let us know the names you're looking for & we'll see if they are listed. The History of Greenbrier County does have some family history in it, but it is more a good overall history of the county. Greenbrier Pioneers & Their Homes (as well as Pioneers & Their Homes on the Upper Kanawha, both by Ruth Woods Dayton) contains information about selected families, including drawings & photographs of their homes. Several of the family books, such as A Chronicle of the Stalnaker Family or Larry Shuck's "Our Families" contain a good deal of genealogical info on many different families. Also the History of Monroe County contains some good genealogical info on Greenbrier & Monroe Families. You can find info on purchasing these items at the Museum Store at the Society's web site: http://web.mountain.net/~ghs/ghs.html Joy Mott ----- Original Message ----- From: Lynne Hundley <[email protected]> To: Joy Mott <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, May 26, 1999 4:26 AM Subject: Re: Greenbrier County History > Joy, do you do last name look-ups? I'd be interested in buying if my > families are in the book. > Or is it a more general history? > > Lynne Hundley > > ---------- > > From: Joy Mott <[email protected]> > > To: [email protected] > > Subject: Re: [WVGREENB-L] Re: Greenbrier County History > > Date: Wednesday, May 26, 1999 12:07 PM > > > > Just a note to correct this last notice. "A History of Greenbrier County" > by > > Otis Rice is only available from the Greenbrier Historical Society, who > > published it as an important fundraiser for preservation of Greenbrier > > County records and history. McClain Printing, which does publish some > very > > fine histories, was the printer we used for this book. > > > > "A History of Greenbrier County" is available (still in its first & only > > edition, although only about 100 copies are left) at this url: > > http://web.mountain.net/~ghs/store1a.html > > > > Thank you, > > Joy Mott > > Greenbrier Historical Society > > > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: Julie McGrew-Ayres <[email protected]> > > To: <[email protected]> > > Sent: Tuesday, May 25, 1999 5:56 PM > > Subject: [WVGREENB-L] Re: Greenbrier County History > > > > > > > "A History of Greenbrier County," 1986 by Otis K. Rice is available > > through > > > McClain Printing Company at > > > http://www.mcclainprinting.com/ > > > > > > Julie McGrew-Ayres > > > [email protected] > > > > > > > > > > > > ==== WVGREENB Mailing List ==== > > > Join and support RootsWeb, home of the WVGREENB-L list and many > > > other genealogy lists and resources - go to > > > <http://www.rootsweb.com/> > > > > > > > > > > > > ==== WVGREENB Mailing List ==== > > Have you transcribed a primary source, i.e. marriage bond, land record, > wills, cemeteries? Please consider submitting them to the Greenbrier > County WVGenWeb Archives. Visit the WVGenWeb Archives at > <http://www.rootsweb.com/usgenweb/wv/wvfiles.htm> for more information. > >

Just a note to correct this last notice. "A History of Greenbrier County" by Otis Rice is only available from the Greenbrier Historical Society, who published it as an important fundraiser for preservation of Greenbrier County records and history. McClain Printing, which does publish some very fine histories, was the printer we used for this book. "A History of Greenbrier County" is available (still in its first & only edition, although only about 100 copies are left) at this url: http://web.mountain.net/~ghs/store1a.html Thank you, Joy Mott Greenbrier Historical Society ----- Original Message ----- From: Julie McGrew-Ayres <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, May 25, 1999 5:56 PM Subject: [WVGREENB-L] Re: Greenbrier County History > "A History of Greenbrier County," 1986 by Otis K. Rice is available through > McClain Printing Company at > http://www.mcclainprinting.com/ > > Julie McGrew-Ayres > [email protected] > > > > ==== WVGREENB Mailing List ==== > Join and support RootsWeb, home of the WVGREENB-L list and many > other genealogy lists and resources - go to > <http://www.rootsweb.com/> > >

Anyone know who owned Lewis' Mill or other information for this lady?? Val >Date: Sat, 15 May 1999 15:51:23 -0400 >From: Barbara Frame <[email protected]> >X-Mailer: Mozilla 4.04 [en] (Win95; I) >To: [email protected] >Subject: Civil War Info Needed > >My gr gr grandfather, LLEWELLYN M. FRAME, served the Confederancy during >the Civil War. According to info gleened from the Historical Data >Systems [email protected] he was captured at Lewis' Mill, Greenbriew >Co., WV on 26 Nov 1862. I am atrying to locate any and all info >concerning this man including the area where he was captured. Do you >have any documenation you can share concerning the Civil War era? I am >also very interested in this Lewis' Mill. Who owned the Mill? Was he a >Union or a Confederate sympathizer? Do you have any info on how many >Confederate soldier were captured at this time? Do you have any info on >what actually took place at that time? Any and ALL info will be greatly >appreciated... >Thanks >Barbara Frame > > > >

"A History of Greenbrier County," 1986 by Otis K. Rice is available through McClain Printing Company at http://www.mcclainprinting.com/ Julie McGrew-Ayres [email protected]

I asked a similar question this week, following up information in Civil War pension applications, and discovered a wonderful new series by Time-Life Books: "Voice of the Civil War." It has an account of the battles, good maps, reports from generals etc, and letters from ordinary soldiers. Check your local library to see if they have it. Sometimes you have to do a bit of investigation before you can use it: 1) You need to know which campaign your battle was in (usually you can figure that out from a general civil war book or perhaps an encyclopedia article). The series is divided into books by the campaign. 2) You need to know what else the battle was called. I was looking for Gaines' Mill, which was a major battle but generally called by other names: Old Cold Harbor and Chickahominy. 3) If you don't know what else the battle was called, you can find it by the date and then look at the battle maps. Good hunting, Lynne Hundley > >From: Barbara Frame <[email protected]> > > > >My gr gr grandfather, LLEWELLYN M. FRAME, served the Confederancy during > >the Civil War. According to info gleened from the Historical Data > >Systems [email protected] he was captured at Lewis' Mill, Greenbriew > >Co., WV on 26 Nov 1862.

Hi Linda: In a message dated 5/25/99 7:51:16 AM, [email protected] you provided the following paternal ancestral line: << Paternal: William Anderson +Hannah James Clendenin 1738-about 1815 +Margaret Anderson 1742-1805 Charles Francis Boggs 1754-about 1837 +Mary Clendenin 1761-1853 James Clendenin Boggs +Mary Lemasters >> Although this is not my direct line, my records show that Mary CLENDENIN was also married to Francis BOGGS. Do you have any idea if Charles Francis BOGGS was related to Francis BOGGS? I was also wondering about James Clendenin BOGGS and Mary LEMASTER. I show that the Francis BOGGS listed above was also the son of James and Mary. Here are my notes, which I got from a Kindred Konnection GedCom provided by Thomas O. Miller. I tried to email Thomas awhile back but got no response. I would love some verification on any of the following: Francis BOGGS b. 1702, Londonderry, Ireland d. 1763, East Fallowfield, Chester Co, PA & Agnes ---- b. abt 1702, Ireland d. aft 1763, East Fallowfield, Chester Co, PA m. abt 1720, Ireland, | William BOGGS | b. 1721, Ireland | Robert BOGGS | b. bef 1724, Ireland | James BOGGS Sr | b. abt 1725, New Castle Co, DE | d. Feb 1806, Greenbrier Co, VA | & Margaret Jane SHARP | b. abt 1725 | d. aft 1816, Greenbrier Co, VA | m. 25 Jan 1751, Old Swedes Ch, New Castle Co, DE | | William BOGGS* | | b. abt 1751/1752, Chester Co, PA | | d. 31 Mar 1849, Knox Co, OH | | & Ann CLENDENNIN | | b. 1756, Augusta Co, VA | | d. 6 Mar 1801, Clark Co, KY | | m. abt 1771, Greenbrier Co, VA | | William BOGGS* | | b. abt 1751/1752, Chester Co, PA | | d. 31 Mar 1849, Knox Co, OH | | & Elizabeth LAWSON | | m. 7 Mar 1801, Knox Co, OH | | Francis BOGGS | | b. 1754, Chester Co, PA | | d. 1836, Braxton Co, VA | | & Mary CLENDENNIN | | b. 1761, Greenbrier Co, VA | | d. 1853, Reedy, Roane Co, VA | | m. abt 1776, Greenbrier Co, VA | | | James Clendenin BOGGS | | | b. 20 Feb 1778, VA, | | | d. bef 15 Dec 1848, Braxton Co, VA | | | & Mary "Polly" LEMASTER | | | b. 21 Sep 1782, VA, | | | d. 27 Aug 1851, Braxton Co, VA | | | m. 11 Jun 1799, Kanawha Co, VA | | | | Alexander W BOGGS | | | | b. 19 Feb 1801, Kanawha Co, VA | | | | m. abt 1825 | | | | William M BOGGS | | | | b. 22 Dec 1804, VA, | | | | d. aft 1850, Braxton Co, VA | | | | & Charlotte BARNETT | | | | b. 1803, Allegheny Co, VA | | | | m. 10 Mar 1825, Nicholas Co, VA | | | | Silas Innard BOGGS* | | | | b. 10 Jan 1806, VA, | | | | d. Mar 1880, Braxton Co, WV | | | | & Rachel JAMES | | | | b. abt 1806 | | | | m. 25 Jan 1827 | | | | Silas Innard BOGGS* | | | | b. 10 Jan 1806, VA, | | | | d. Mar 1880, Braxton Co, WV | | | | & Charlotte PIERSON | | | | b. 1820, VA, | | | | m. abt 1835, Braxton Co, VA | | | | Rebecca Martin BOGGS | | | | b. 19 Mar 1808, VA, | | | | d. 1882 | | | | & James CARR | | | | b. 1794, VA, | | | | m. 5 Jul 1825, Nicholas Co, VA | | | | Benjamin Lemasters BOGGS | | | | b. 29 Apr 1810, Kanawha Co, VA | | | | d. 10 Sep 1881, Braxton Co, WV | | | | & Jane CUTLIP | | | | b. 19 Aug 1810, VA, | | | | d. 30 Sep 1889, Braxton Co, WV | | | | m. 22 Mar 1829 | | | | Archibald W BOGGS | | | | b. 25 Aug 1812, VA, | | | | d. aft 1855 | | | | & Sarah SHOCK | | | | b. 1814 | | | | m. 13 Oct 1831 | | | | Mary BOGGS | | | | b. 14 Nov 1814, VA, | | | | d. 18 Nov 1886, Braxton Co, WV | | | | & William HUDKINS | | | | b. 1804 | | | | d. Jun 1877 | | | | m. 18 Nov 1831, Nicholas Co, VA | | | | James Anderson BOGGS | | | | b. 10 Nov 1815, Lewis Co, VA | | | | d. 22 Mar 1884, Braxton Co, WV | | | | & Susan CUTLIP | | | | b. 28 Apr 1812, Greenbrier Co, VA | | | | d. 3 May 1884, WV, | | | | m. 6 Mar 1834 | | | | Agnes F BOGGS* | | | | b. 30 Apr 1818, Nicholas Co, VA | | | | d. 1902, Glendon, Braxton Co, WV | | | | & Jacob Warwick McLAUGHLIN | | | | b. 1810 | | | | d. 18 Dec 1850, Steer Creek, Braxton Co, VA | | | | m. 7 Nov 1838, VA, | | | | Agnes F BOGGS* | | | | b. 30 Apr 1818, Nicholas Co, VA | | | | d. 1902, Glendon, Braxton Co, WV | | | | & John J DEAN | | | | b. abt 1820 | | | | Francis Chapman BOGGS* | | | | b. 22 Oct 1822, Nicholas Co, VA | | | | d. 1 Aug 1900, Parkersburg, Wood Co, WV | | | | & Emsy BETTS | | | | b. abt 1822 | | | | d. bef 1841, Braxton Co, VA | | | | m. 20 Oct 1840, Braxton Co, VA | | | | Francis Chapman BOGGS* | | | | b. 22 Oct 1822, Nicholas Co, VA | | | | d. 1 Aug 1900, Parkersburg, Wood Co, WV | | | | & Sarah R JONES | | | | b. 1818, VA, | | | | d. 8 Mar 1843, Braxton Co, VA | | | | m. 28 Oct 1841, Braxton Co, VA | | | | Francis Chapman BOGGS* | | | | b. 22 Oct 1822, Nicholas Co, VA | | | | d. 1 Aug 1900, Parkersburg, Wood Co, WV | | | | & Harriet FRAME | | | | b. 7 Aug 1833, VA, | | | | d. 5 Sep 1908, Vincennes, IN | | | | m. 7 Jan 1852, Sutton, Braxton Co, VA | | | John BOGGS | | | b. 16 Feb 1780, VA, | | | d. 17 Jul 1847 | | | & Nancy Anna LEMASTER | | | b. 31 Oct 1784, MD, | | | d. 28 Dec 1870, Braxton Co, WV | | | m. 19 Feb 1801, Kanawha Co, VA | | | Rebecca BOGGS | | | b. 1781, VA, | | | d. bef 1821, VA, | | | & James FRAME Sr | | | b. 1776, Augusta Co, VA | | | d. 1840, VA, | | | m. 1801, VA, | | | Mary "Polly" BOGGS | | | b. 1784, VA, | | | d. bef 1837, Kanawha Co, VA | | | & James E SPARKS | | | b. 1782 | | | m. 19 Mar 1804, Kanawha Co, VA | | | Jane BOGGS | | | b. 1785, VA, | | | d. 1861, Braxton Co, VA | | | & John STEWART | | | b. abt 1780, Philadelphia, PA | | | d. aft 1833, Lamoine River, MO | | | m. bef 1818 | | | Charles Clendennin BOGGS | | | b. 27 May 1787, VA, | | | d. 27 Sep 1873, Reedy, Wirt Co, WV | | | & Jane F LEMASTER | | | b. 11 Jul 1787, VA, | | | d. 26 Jul 1868, Reedy, Wirt Co, WV | | | m. 12 Feb 1809, Kanawha Co, VA | | | William BOGGS* | | | b. 1792, Greenbrier Co, VA | | | d. 7 May 1868, Gilmer Co, WV | | | & Sarah STUMP | | | b. 4 Sep 1788 | | | m. 30 Dec 1812, Harrison Co, VA | | | William BOGGS* | | | b. 1792, Greenbrier Co, VA | | | d. 7 May 1868, Gilmer Co, WV | | | & Louisa SUFFITH | | | m. 12 May 1865 | | | Andrew BOGGS | | | b. 1795, Greenbrier Co, VA | | | d. 12 Nov 1859, Braxton Co, VA | | | & Christina SHOCK | | | Elizabeth BOGGS | | | b. 1796, Greenbrier Co, VA | | | d. Sep 1873, Braxton Co, WV | | | & Lewis KYER | | | b. 1792, Loudoun Co, VA | | | d. 20 Mar 1852, Braxton Co, VA | | | m. bef 1821, VA, | | | Margaret BOGGS | | | b. 1798, VA, | | | d. 1837 | | | & John L DAVIS | | | b. abt 1795 | | | m. abt 1815 | | | Mariam H BOGGS | | | b. 1809, VA, | | | d. aft 1880, Roane Co, WV | | | & Hugh GRIFFITH | | | b. 23 Aug 1799, KY, | | | d. 22 Apr 1873, Roane Co, WV | | | m. 8 May 1832, Nicholas Co, VA | | James BOGGS Jr | | b. abt 1756, Chester Co, PA | | d. 10 Apr 1809, Gallia Co, OH | | & Jane WATTS | | b. abt 1756 | | d. Gallia Co, OH | | m. abt 1778, Greenbrier Co, VA | | Elizabeth BOGGS | | b. abt 1758, Chester Co, PA | | d. Jefferson Co, TN | | & William McLAUGHLIN | | b. abt 1750/1760 | | d. Jefferson Co, TN | | m. abt 1780, Greenbrier Co, VA | | Ezekiel BOGGS | | b. 1760, Chester Co, PA | | d. aft 1830, Greenbrier Co, VA | | & Margaret BOGGS | | b. abt 1760 | | d. aft 1830, Greenbrier Co, VA | | m. 10 Dec 1788, Greenbrier Co, VA | | John BOGGS | | b. 14 Feb 1763, Chester Co, PA | | d. 2 Jun 1862, Roane Co, VA | | & Susan DRENNIN | | b. 20 May 1768, VA, | | d. 29 Dec 1855, Roane Co, VA | | m. 25 Apr 1786, Greenbrier Co, VA | | Samuel BOGGS | | b. 1765, Chester Co, PA | | d. aft 1832, Gallia Co, OH | | & Ellen WATTS | | b. abt 1761 | | Andrew BOGGS* | | b. 1767, Jackson River, Augusta Co, VA | | d. 27 Jan 1854, Kosciusko Co, IN | | & Susannah BOWEN | | b. 1776, Greenbrier Co, VA | | d. 4 May 1834, Henry Co, IN | | m. 5 Mar 1791, Greenbrier Co, VA | | Andrew BOGGS* | | b. 1767, Jackson River, Augusta Co, VA | | d. 27 Jan 1854, Kosciusko Co, IN | | & Elizabeth PERAGIN | | b. abt 1767 | | d. Kosciusko Co, IN | | m. 23 Mar 1836, Delaware Co, IN | | Alexander BOGGS | | b. 1770, Greenbrier, Augusta Co, VA | | d. aft 1816, Gallia Co, OH | | & Agnes "Nancy" BOGGS | | b. 1775 | | d. Gallia Co, OH | | m. 6 Apr 1795, Greenbrier Co, VA | Francis BOGGS Jr | b. abt 1730 | d. abt 1795, Greenbrier Co, VA | & Martha ELLIOT | b. abt 1740 | d. aft 1820, Gallia Co, OH | m. 1760, Philadelphia, PA | | Margaret BOGGS | | b. abt 1760 | | d. aft 1830, Greenbrier Co, VA | | & Ezekiel BOGGS | | b. 1760, Chester Co, PA | | d. aft 1830, Greenbrier Co, VA | | m. 10 Dec 1788, Greenbrier Co, VA | | Agnes "Nancy" BOGGS | | b. 1775 | | d. Gallia Co, OH | | & Alexander BOGGS | | b. 1770, Greenbrier, Augusta Co, VA | | d. aft 1816, Gallia Co, OH | | m. 6 Apr 1795, Greenbrier Co, VA | Ezekiel BOGGS | b. abt 1734, New Castle Co, DE | d. 7 Jun 1815, St Clairsville, OH | & Jane JOHNSON | b. abt 1734 | d. St Clairsville, OH | m. 1756, Chester Co, PA | Agnes BOGGS | & Davidson FILSON | b. abt 1735, PA | m. 15 Aug 1762, Philadelphia, PA | Samuel BOGGS | d. 1815, Mason Co, KY Best regards, Brian Douglas Conley [email protected] researching in VA now WV: ARMSTRONG, ATKESON/ATKINSON, BAXTER, BIBBY, BLAKENEY, BUCK, DONALLY/DONNALLY, DULING, EAGEN, FEATHER, HILL, HUDKINS, LEWIS, McCLANAHAN, MICK, MILLER, PATTON, PAXTON, PEMBERTON, RADER, SAMUELS, SISSON, SLACK, STONE, THOMAS, VICKERS, WARNER, YOUNG

--part1_f4594022.247c2ed7_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Hi Gail, and Listers, I am afraid that I can't help you, much if at all. But I sent this message to a Mary Sue Mason, who researches Vinson/Vincent family in that county. We once found a probable connection to my Michael Vincent, from the Greenbrier Co. VA area, in White Co. Tenn. Michael married a Tinsley. So far, we have not tied more of our Greenbrier Co. area Vincents to White Co. Tenn, but it is possible. Since the Legg family in Greenbrier Co. connects to the Vincents in Greenbrier Co. VA, it is quite possible that your Judith may also tie in here....all just speculation. Take care and happy hunting, Joyce in CA <A HREF="http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Acres/3231/">Our Extended Family </A> In a message dated 5/25/99 2:18:36 PM !!!First Boot!!!, [email protected] writes: << Date: Mon, 24 May 1999 19:49:37 EDT From: To: [email protected] Message-ID: <[email protected]> Subject: Re: [LEGG-L] Re: [WVGREENB-L] Burdette, Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Hi, Looking for Judith Legg, who m. William Bohannon, in 1773 in Henry Co., Va. She was b. after 1775 in Va. and died after 1820, in White Co. Tn. The couple had ten children, and Judith was one of three wives to William. Poor women !! Any help is appreciated, Gail Bohannan Gray >> --part1_f4594022.247c2ed7_boundary Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Disposition: inline Return-Path: <[email protected]> Received: from rly-yg03.mx.aol.com (rly-yg03.mail.aol.com [172.18.147.3]) by air-yg01.mail.aol.com (v59.24) with SMTP; Tue, 25 May 1999 10:18:36 -0400 Received: from bl-11.rootsweb.com (bl-11.rootsweb.com [204.212.38.27]) by rly-yg03.mx.aol.com (8.8.8/8.8.5/AOL-4.0.0) with ESMTP id KAA01271; Tue, 25 May 1999 10:18:32 -0400 (EDT) From: [email protected] Received: (from [email protected]) by bl-11.rootsweb.com (8.9.3/8.9.3) id HAA03153; Tue, 25 May 1999 07:18:20 -0700 (PDT) Date: Tue, 25 May 1999 07:18:20 -0700 (PDT) Message-Id: <[email protected]> Subject: LEGG-D Digest V99 #55 X-Loop: [email protected] X-Mailing-List: <[email protected]> archive/volume99/55 Precedence: list MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: multipart/digest; boundary="----------------------------" To: [email protected] Reply-To: [email protected] - ---------------------------- Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Type: text/plain LEGG-D Digest Volume 99 : Issue 55 Today's Topics: #1 Re: [WVGREENB-L] Burdette, [[email protected]] #2 Re: [WVGREENB-L] Burdette, [[email protected]] #3 Nancy J. Walker [[email protected]] #4 Re: [LEGG-L] Re: [WVGREENB-L] Burd [[email protected]] Administrivia: To unsubscribe from LEGG-D, send a message to [email protected] that contains in the body of the message the command unsubscribe and no other text. No subject line is necessary, but if your software requires one, just use unsubscribe in the subject, too. ______________________________ --------------------

Archibald Hall [1801-??] in Greenbrier Co., WV in 1850 census. Seeking any information on this family. Thank you. Keith A. Hall Roanoke, VA

Sorry about the blank email. I am getting absent minded!!!! The best place is the Greenbrier Historical Society. Greenbrier Historical Society web site at http://access.mountain.net/~ghs/ghs.html email address [email protected] and you want to click on the MUSEUM STORE. Good Luck. Lori

Please note that the name for the the superintendent of schools "W. F. Lawrence, 1891-'95" is wrong. I've seen it wrong in other books, as well. It should be W. F. Lowance. He was my great-great grand uncle. Bill Johnson Harrisburg, PA

Me, too Thanks. Linda [email protected] wrote: > Hi all, > Could someone tell me if there is a good Greenbrier History and where I > could get a copy or copies. > Thanks, > Dreama > > ==== WVGREENB Mailing List ==== > Approximately 3 people subscribe to and unsubscribe from the list each week. You are encouraged to resubmit your queries once or twice per year to reach new listmembers.

Hi, Looking for Judith Legg, who m. William Bohannon, in 1773 in Henry Co., Va. She was b. after 1775 in Va. and died after 1820, in White Co. Tn. The couple had ten children, and Judith was one of three wives to William. Poor women !! Any help is appreciated, Gail Bohannan Gray - ------------------------------ --part1_f4594022.247c2ed7_boundary--

We will be having the "1st" Annual West Virginia Highland Games and Celtic Festival on August 21, 1999 at South Charleston, WV. For more information see our Web Page at http://www.wvhighlandgames.org Hope to see you there. Mary Jean Hall [email protected]