29. Dec. 8, 1878 Dr. Tucker died. * Luke W. Tucker –found in 1850 Botetourt Co. Census (Luke W. Tucker 37 Physician) * Luke W. Tucker- found on Family Search Marriage: * {This marriage is not in Marriage Book by Hale} · Luke W. Tucker married Elizabeth A.Crawford, · Nov. 28, 1851, Botetourt Co., Va.; age approved · By William H. Lemmon; license only; minister was · Jacob Carper (Meathodits Epics) 4 Dec. 1851. · (Not sure which date was the marriage, but suspect it · Was 28 Nov. 1851. · * 1860 Craig Co. Census: Luke W. Tucker 47- Teacher Comm. Schools Elizabeth A. 29 Mary 5 Rebecca 3 John W. 7 months · ** So this would make Luke W. Tucker about 65 years old. ***** 1870 census, Alleghany Co., Va. Luke W. Tucker; 54;White/Male/Physic. Elizabeth, wife Children: John W. Tucker James B. Tucker Louisa J. Tucker · Now I need where he is buried, and where he died. Who Elizabeth was. Also who the parents of Luke W. Tucker were. Thanks, Sandy in Ohio

20. April 4, 1878 M. S. Rowan married. Madison Stuart Rowan, s/o Wm. A. Rowan & Susan Carpenter. He had brothers: Andrew Carpenter Rowan, Edward J. Rowan, and James W. Rowan. I find Madison S. Rowan in the 1880 Craig Co. Census: Madison S. Rowan 32 Alice F. 24 Luther 1 I still need the maiden name of wife, better yet the marriage.

Looking for info on Thomas, Descendants of Thomas M Welch 1 Thomas M WELCH b: 12 June 1795 in Rockbridge Co., VA d: 06 March 1854 in Greenbrier Co., VA .. +Phoebe DEAN b: 02 October 1799 in Virginia m: 27 March 1817 in Rockbridge Co., VA d: 06 October 1888 in Greenbrier Co., WV Father: Samuel DEAN Mother: Sarah RUSSELL .... 2 Rebecca WELCH b: 02 November 1818 in Virginia ........ +Mister LEWIS d: Bef. 1850 in Greenbrier Co., VA Father: Mother: .... 2 Mary Ann WELCH b: 30 November 1820 in Rockbridge Co., VA ........ +Albert G KNAPP b: 1822-1824 in Greenbrier Co., VA m: 03 October 1843 in Greenbrier Co., VA Father: Abraham KNAPP Mother: Jeanette B TAYLOR .... 2 Nancy WELCH b: 08 February 1822 in Lexington, VA d: 13 March 1879 in Greenbrier Co., WV ........ +Benjamin Franklin KNAPP b: 18 January 1821 in Greenbrier Co., VA m: 13 September 1843 in Greenbrier Co., VA d: 17 September 1856 in Lewisburg, Greenbrier Co., VA Father: Moses KNAPP Mother: Elizabeth ANDERSON .... 2 Sarah Jane WELCH b: 17 February 1824 in Greenbrier Co., VA .... 2 Susan A WELCH b: 15 February 1827 in Greenbrier Co., VA ........ +Erasimus HARNEST b: 1828 in Rockingham Co., VA Father: Mother: .... 2 Elizabeth "Eliza" WELCH b: 02 July 1829 in Greenbrier Co., VA ........ +James B REYNOLDS b: 1836 m: 22 October 1857 in Greenbrier Co., VA Father: Mother: .... 2 Martha Sprung WELCH b: 29 April 1831 in Greenbrier Co., VA ........ +William T KNAPP b: 1829-1830 in Greenbrier Co., VA m: 18 April 1880 in Greenbrier Co., VA d: 01 November 1899 in Santa Fe, Summers Co., WV Father: James KNAPP Mother: Lainey HAPTONSTALL .... 2 Robert Alexander WELCH b: 02 June 1833 in Greenbrier Co., VA ........ +Margaret A NICKELL b: 1841 in Missouri m: 01 April 1858 in Greenbrier Co., VA d: 09 April 1878 in Greenbrier Co., WV Father: Mother: .... 2 Margaret Hannah WELCH b: 17 May 1835 in Greenbrier Co., VA d: 1924 in Greenbrier Co., WV ........ +Caleb Wellington KNAPP b: 07 May 1827 in Greenbrier Co., VA m: 13 September 1854 in Greenbrier Co., VA d: 09 February 1923 in Greenbrier Co., WV Father: Abraham KNAPP Mother: Jeanette B TAYLOR .... 2 Ruth Lewis WELCH b: 06 February 1837 in Greenbrier Co., VA d: 11 February 1902 in Greenbrier Co., WV ........ +Charles Allen KNAPP b: 18 February 1833 in Greenbrier Co., VA m: 21 November 1860 in Greenbrier Co., VA d: 17 March 1909 in Greenbrier Co., WV Father: Moses KNAPP Mother: Elizabeth ANDERSON .... 2 Samuel Thomas Dean WELCH b: 19 July 1839 in Greenbrier Co., VA d: 05 February 1912 in Fayette Co., WV ........ +Nancy HUNDLEY b: 1840 m: Abt. 1860 Father: Mother: Thanks for writing. Sandy in Florida I have been out of town and now have a broken leg, moving slowly. Maybe I'll catch up with my mail when I retire, in 2010!

Rachel Lewis was the daughter of Hezekiah Lewis and Diana. Oldner seems to be the name most often given for Diana, but I have not been able to find any documented sources. The children of Hezekiah Lewis were: Mary b. ca 1778 md Henry Cutlip Nancy b. ca 1780 md Joseph Perrine Rachel b. ca 1782 md Memucan Walker Elizabeth b. ca 1785 md John Knight John b. ca 1786 md Milly Lewis (d/o George & Phebe) George b. ca 1790 md Margaret Anderson Sarah b. 1791 md Mark Bruffy Lydia b. 1793 md George Lewis (s/o George & Phebe) James b. ca 1794 Margaret b. ca 1800 md John Dodrill Samuel b. ca 1802 md Mary Weaver Diana b. ca 1806 md William Crookshanks I strongly believe that Hezekiah and George (md Phebe) were brothers, not son and father. I have not seen any positive proof for either choice. But, children of Hezekiah md children of George & Phebe (making them first cousins). George (md Phebe) did have a son Hezekiah named in his will. However he also had statement in his will as to what should happen if any of his children should die before becoming of age to inherit; indicating that his children were young at the time of his death. Of course, in 1811 Hezekiah was married and had several children of his own. Would like to hear from anyone who has been better able to document this family. Carol lmarks1 wrote: > Rachel Lewis md 10 Feb 1808 Menuenon Walker > - Her parents are shown as Hezekiah Lewis and Diana Oldner > - Hezekiah's parents shown as George (Jr)Lewis (-1811) and Phebe __ > - Father of George Jr. shown as 'George Lewis of the Cowpasture' > Source: Larry G. Shuck's "Our Families; Shuck, Fleshman, Sydenstricker, > Smith, Lewis, Kincaid, Keister, et.al., of West Virginia" > Note: Siblings of Rachel, Hezekiah, and George Jr. are all shown in the > Lewis chapter. > > Lorna Marks > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Patrick Kenney <patrickkenney@uswest.net> > To: <WVGREENB-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Sunday, April 15, 2001 8:57 AM > Subject: [WVGREENB] Rachel Lewis & Memucan Walker > > > Rachel Lewis of Greenbrier County, Virginia married Memucan Walker > > 10 Feb 1808 in Greenbrier County, Virginia. > > > > > > Does anybody know anything about Rachel; parents, siblings etc? > > > > > > thanks in advance, > > > > Patrick Kenney > > 2323 W. Dunlap Ave. #156 > > Phoenix, Arizona. 85021 > > > > patrickkenney@uswest.net

Carol, I am inclined to agree with you; and I would say that there are TWO Hezekiah's... Hezekiah that married Diana; would seem to have a birth date of about 1755; I base this on a number of things including most importantly the VINEY family ladies that married into the LEWISES... In addition, I highly suspect a VINEY - LEWIS connection in Hampshire County, Virginia prior to their common late 1700 arrival in Greenbrier County... As you know it is no small challenge trying to figure out these early 1800 & pre 1800 LEWISES of Greenbrier County... I too wish I could get more people digging on these Greenbrier Lewises... I can not seem to even figure out where the conjecture of Diana OLDNER came from... -----Original Message----- From: Carol.Benjamin [mailto:carol.benjamin@wdn.com] Sent: Sunday, April 15, 2001 5:55 PM To: WVGREENB-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [WVGREENB] Hezekiah Lewis Rachel Lewis was the daughter of Hezekiah Lewis and Diana. Oldner seems to be the name most often given for Diana, but I have not been able to find any documented sources. The children of Hezekiah Lewis were: Mary b. ca 1778 md Henry Cutlip Nancy b. ca 1780 md Joseph Perrine Rachel b. ca 1782 md Memucan Walker Elizabeth b. ca 1785 md John Knight John b. ca 1786 md Milly Lewis (d/o George & Phebe) George b. ca 1790 md Margaret Anderson Sarah b. 1791 md Mark Bruffy Lydia b. 1793 md George Lewis (s/o George & Phebe) James b. ca 1794 Margaret b. ca 1800 md John Dodrill Samuel b. ca 1802 md Mary Weaver Diana b. ca 1806 md William Crookshanks I strongly believe that Hezekiah and George (md Phebe) were brothers, not son and father. I have not seen any positive proof for either choice. But, children of Hezekiah md children of George & Phebe (making them first cousins). George (md Phebe) did have a son Hezekiah named in his will. However he also had statement in his will as to what should happen if any of his children should die before becoming of age to inherit; indicating that his children were young at the time of his death. Of course, in 1811 Hezekiah was married and had several children of his own. Would like to hear from anyone who has been better able to document this family. Carol lmarks1 wrote: > Rachel Lewis md 10 Feb 1808 Menuenon Walker > - Her parents are shown as Hezekiah Lewis and Diana Oldner > - Hezekiah's parents shown as George (Jr)Lewis (-1811) and Phebe __ > - Father of George Jr. shown as 'George Lewis of the Cowpasture' > Source: Larry G. Shuck's "Our Families; Shuck, Fleshman, Sydenstricker, > Smith, Lewis, Kincaid, Keister, et.al., of West Virginia" > Note: Siblings of Rachel, Hezekiah, and George Jr. are all shown in the > Lewis chapter. > > Lorna Marks > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Patrick Kenney <patrickkenney@uswest.net> > To: <WVGREENB-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Sunday, April 15, 2001 8:57 AM > Subject: [WVGREENB] Rachel Lewis & Memucan Walker > > > Rachel Lewis of Greenbrier County, Virginia married Memucan Walker > > 10 Feb 1808 in Greenbrier County, Virginia. > > > > > > Does anybody know anything about Rachel; parents, siblings etc? > > > > > > thanks in advance, > > > > Patrick Kenney > > 2323 W. Dunlap Ave. #156 > > Phoenix, Arizona. 85021 > > > > patrickkenney@uswest.net

Rachel Lewis md 10 Feb 1808 Menuenon Walker - Her parents are shown as Hezekiah Lewis and Diana Oldner - Hezekiah's parents shown as George (Jr)Lewis (-1811) and Phebe __ - Father of George Jr. shown as 'George Lewis of the Cowpasture' Source: Larry G. Shuck's "Our Families; Shuck, Fleshman, Sydenstricker, Smith, Lewis, Kincaid, Keister, et.al., of West Virginia" Note: Siblings of Rachel, Hezekiah, and George Jr. are all shown in the Lewis chapter. Lorna Marks ----- Original Message ----- From: Patrick Kenney <patrickkenney@uswest.net> To: <WVGREENB-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, April 15, 2001 8:57 AM Subject: [WVGREENB] Rachel Lewis & Memucan Walker > Rachel Lewis of Greenbrier County, Virginia married Memucan Walker > 10 Feb 1808 in Greenbrier County, Virginia. > > > Does anybody know anything about Rachel; parents, siblings etc? > > > thanks in advance, > > Patrick Kenney > 2323 W. Dunlap Ave. #156 > Phoenix, Arizona. 85021 > > patrickkenney@uswest.net > >

Rachel Lewis of Greenbrier County, Virginia married Memucan Walker 10 Feb 1808 in Greenbrier County, Virginia. Does anybody know anything about Rachel; parents, siblings etc? thanks in advance, Patrick Kenney 2323 W. Dunlap Ave. #156 Phoenix, Arizona. 85021 patrickkenney@uswest.net

I'm not related to this family, but I hope this is helpful to someone on the list. Biographical Record and Portrait Album of Tippecanoe County, Indiana, pp. 444-445 Lewis Publishing Company, Chicago, Illinois, 1888 SYLVESTER TAYLOR, farmer and grain dealer, Taylor's Station, Union Township. The true province of history is to preserve for future generations something by which they may form an accurate idea of conditions as they existed during the time written of, and the cause which created them, as well as to present a chronicle of events and happenings of importance. Hence the mission of this volume would be but poorly fulfilled, if while recording the trials, hardships and pleasures of the pioneers, and the wonderful progress made by them and their descendants, it failed to make personal mention of the hardy men and brave women who laid the foundation for this prosperous community, in what was then a wilderness. But few family names are so intimately associated with the history of Tippecanoe County as that of TAYLOR, not only in the days of pioneer life, but up to the time of this writing. The man who established this family here was WILLIAM TAYLOR, father of SYLVESTER. Of English ancestry, he owed his nativity to Virginia, the Old Dominion, which once included within its domain the territory now comprise of the State of Indiana. He was born in GREENBRIER COUNTY in 1784, and there was reared to manhood, and in 1808 was married to FLORENCE GRAHAM, who was also a native of Virginia. That State was then sending out many of its most hardy and enterprising citizens to colonize the newer and more remote districts, and along in the '20's the old Northwest Territory began to receive the especial attention of many of those looking for a new home. Thus, in 1828, WILLIAM TAYLOR and family were on their westward way, and October of that year found them in Tippecanoe County, where they had selected a location on section 24 of what is now Union Township. Tippecanoe County at that time offered to her settlers a choice of prairie, timber, or what was known as "barren land," but the Virginians, being accustomed to life in a wooded country, generally chose the timber, and MR. TAYLOR was not one of the exceptions to the rule. His first steps here were naturally toward the erection of a log cabin, and this completed, and the family comfortably housed for the approaching winter, he set about the clearing of his land. The experiences, many and varied, while the process was going on, were of a kind with those of his neighbors, and hence are treated of in the general chapters of this volume. He was known as an active enterprising man, and one always in the van in the matter of improvements. One of his first thoughts, after becoming permanently settled at his new location, was toward the erection of a substantial brick residence, and for this purpose he dug and ground the clay and burnt the brick himself. In 1833 a handsome brick residence was completed, and in June of that year the family occupied it. Here he remained until the time of his death, which occurred in 1839. His widow survived him until May, 1856. Twelve children were born to MR. and MRS. TAYLOR-eight sons and four daughters. Of this family ten grew to maturity, but of these only two survive-MARY the widow of JOHN HEFFNER, and SYLVERSTER, the subject of this sketch. SYLVESTER TAYLOR was born in Union Township, Tippecanoe County, January 14, 1829, and is the eleventh of the children of WILLIAM and FLORENCE TAYLOR. School facilities were not of the best during his boyhood days, but he received the highest advantages the community afforded, and finished his education at the old seminary, in Lafayette. On the 29th of October, 1857, he was united in marriage to MISS SARAH E. BEASLEY, in Bell County, Texas. Her father, REV. A.D. BEASLEY, was then located in Texas, but had formerly been a resident of Tippecanoe County. After his marriage, MR. TAYLOR still continued to reside on the old homestead, where his boyhood days had been spent. He had made of this place a model farm, still retaining a large part of the original homestead of his father. Not far from the old home is a very handsome brick residence, and all the improvements of his place are of the most tasteful and substantial character. For many years MR. TAYLOR has been extensively engaged in the handling of grain at Taylor's Station, on the line of the Louisville, New Albany & Chicago Railroad, and this business, in connection with his large farming interests and livestock transactions, have made his career an active one indeed. He has, however, taken a commendable interest in public affairs, and is the present incumbent of the office of township trustee, to which he was elected in the spring of 1885. To this office he was chosen as a Democrat, though the township is usually safely Republican. MR. and MRS. TAYLOR are members of the Presbyterian church. They are the parents of seven children, of whom two are deceased-FRANK, who died at the age of nine months, and ANNIE, who died at the age of twenty-four years. Those living are-FLORENCE, FANNIE, EDWARD, BENNETT and BLANCHE.

Greenbrier Gen soc has an E mail address on their web page and they answer pretty fast. Why not write to them to see if they know of a Plat Map of Greenbrier? Joy

In a message dated 4/12/01 8:38:07 PM Eastern Daylight Time, Userkatie writes: > Robert McDowell married Elizabeth Cornwell on 20 Oct 1821. So, I am assuming > that this Elizabeth had a first or middle name different from the above > Elizabeth Jane Cornwell. A James McDowell was surety. He had a brother, > James. Perhaps it was he who was surety. > Robert McDowell and Eliz had a dau, Eliza, and a dau Sarah E. So, > Elizabeth's first name could have been Sarah. Just a guess, of course. They > also had daus, Mary Jane, Frances A, and possibly an Esther. They had only > one son, Robert D McDowell, who married Sally A Rodgers. > Hi, good to hear from you. do you have dates for this Eliza? and the source? also for Mary Jane? There was also a son Archibald. These are from the 1850 Greenbrier, wonder if anyone has spouses? Descendants of Robert McDowell 1 Robert MCDOWELL b: 1789 in Ireland .. +Elizabeth CORNWELL b: 1792 in Virginia m: 02 October 1821 in Monroe Co., VA d: Aft. 1850 in Greenbrier Co., VA Father: Edward CORNWELL Mother: Frances WOLFE .... 2 Archibald MCDOWELL b: 1821 .... 2 Esther MCDOWELL b: 1827 .... 2 Frances A MCDOWELL b: 1830 .... 2 Susannah MCDOWELL b: 1832 .... 2 Sarah MCDOWELL b: 1833 .... 2 Robert D MCDOWELL b: 1835 Thanks for writing. Sandy in Florida I have been out of town and now have a broken leg, moving slowly. Maybe I'll catch up with my mail when I retire, in 2010!

does anybody have of know of any Old Greenbrier County Plat Maps? Or any old maps....yes, I am looking for them too. > > circa 1777-1799 Kim ----- Original Message ----- From: "Patrick Kenney" <patrickkenney@uswest.net> To: <WVGREENB-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, April 13, 2001 12:46 AM Subject: [WVGREENB] Old Greenbrier County Land Plat Maps > does anybody have of know of any Old Greenbrier County Plat Maps? > > circa 1777-1799 > > thanks in advance, > > Patrick >

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does anybody have of know of any Old Greenbrier County Plat Maps? circa 1777-1799 thanks in advance, Patrick

GRANDMA MILLER Priscilla ESTES MILLER, who I knew for years as just Grandma MILLER. She was the daughter of Richard ESTES & Mary STONE of Lunenburg, Montgomery & Franklin Co's, VA & Madison Co., KY. Richard was the son of Elisha of Henry Co., VA. Mary STONE was the dtr/o Richard of Lunenburg Co., VA. She was born about 1770, captured by the Shawnee (Tecumseh's brother) in 1778, rescued 1786 in Michelimachinac, OH. Her half-brother Joshua TOWNSEND was in the rescue party & later recognized her. He brought her to Madison Co., KY where her siblings & their father were living. Her folks lived in what is now Giles Co., VA on Walker & Wolf Creeks on New River watershed near Pearisburg, VA. She was a hired girl for a neighbor, Moredock McKENZIE, at the time his home was raided & his 2 daughters taken captive. When they were rescued, the three were still in the same village rather than having been split up. We have as many versions of the capture & rescue as there were MILLER children, but they all contain similarities, plus it has been documented in quite a few books. The books do not give the human-interest stuff I'd like to know, so would like very much to have the chance to talk with her.. She m. 1788 in Madison Co., KY to Jacob "Grandpa" MILLER & they raised 11 children in Madison, Montgomery & Estill Co., KY. 1829 they moved to Fulton Co., Il where Grandpa MILLER died of a bleeding nose. Grandma MILLER lived to be 93, dying in 1863 probably in MO, KS or IA. Grandpa MILLER had grown up in Augusta, Greenbrier & Monroe Co's VA but was the Daniel Boone explorer type & went to KY in 1780's. He was a scout for Boone & was at the Fort at Boonesborough. He fought in the War of 1812 in the Battle of Raisen River & Tippecanoe. There is a MILLER Creek named for him near where he lived which is now in Lee Co., KY. She always said that she was treated quite well by the Indians. She had been adopted by a sub-chief's wife Karalo who protected her from Indians & whites alike. Some remember that she was treated like a princess. She learned herbal rememdies that she afterward would use for her children & grand- children. She would travel far, if one of hers needed care. About 1840, she rushed to the side of a daughter who was dying following childbirth, & she pulled her through with prayers & herb cures. I chose her, because I would enjoy hearing more about her life while in captivity & the learnings she received there. I am in to herbal rememdies, so would especially enjoy discussing that, plus what happened to her one daughter who I can't find. Donna

Still looking for PROOF that John Lewis & Rebecca Sowards were the parents of any of the following... Descendants of John Lewis & Rebecca Sowards First Generation 1. John Lewis "The Baptist" was born about 1772 in Greenbrier County, Virginia. He died about 1849 in Gallia County, Ohio and was buried in Lewis Cemetery, Gallia County, Ohio. The Baptist married Rebecca Sowards, daughter of Isaac Sowards Sr. and Millescent Vanderford, on 29 Apr 1791 in Greenbrier Co., Va. Rebecca was born about 1776 in Rowan County, North Carolina. She died about 1839 in Gallia County, Ohio and was buried in Lewis Cemetery, Gallia County, Ohio. They had the following children: 2 F i. Eleanor Mary Lewis was born on 29 Oct 1795 in Greenbrier County, Virginia. She died on 3 Jul 1869 in Gallia County, Ohio and was buried in Gilboa Cemetery, Gallia County, Ohio. Eleanor married Henry S. Eagle, son of George Eagle and Maria Elisabeth Henger, on 18 Nov 1817 in Gallia Co., Oh. Henry was born in 1787 in Greenbrier County, Virginia. He died on 30 Jul 1842 in Gallia County, Ohio and was buried in Gilboa Cemetery, Gallia County, Ohio. 3 M ii. Dr. Samuel H. Lewis was born in 1797 in Greenbrier County, Virginia. Samuel married (1) Mary Burcham, daughter of John Sylvester Burcham and Nancy Ann Dowden, on 14 Oct 1819 in Lawrence County, Ohio. Samuel also married (2) Miranda Payne. Miranda died. 4 M iii. Jesse Lewis was born in 1800 in Greenbrier County, Virginia. He died after 1870 in Carroll Township, Lincoln County, West Virginia. Jesse married (1) Hannah Dewitt, daughter of Isaac Dewitt and Eleanor Lemon, on 18 Nov 1817 in Monroe County, West Virginia. Hannah was born in May 1798 in Harrision Township, Gallia County, Ohio. She died on 18 Aug 1861 in Arkansas. Jesse also married (2) Elizabeth Miller, daughter of John Miller and Elizabeth, about 1863. Elizabeth was born about 1816. 5 M iv. Wilson Lewis was born on 2 Apr 1803 in Monroe County, Virginia. He died on 11 Dec 1883 in Rome Township, Lawrence County, Ohio and was buried in Rome Township, Lewis Cemetery, Aka Guyan Valley, Lawrence County, Ohio. Wilson married Sarah Elizabeth Burcham "Sally", daughter of John Sylvester Burcham and Nancy Ann Dowden, on 3 Mar 1826 in Lawrence County, Ohio. Sally was born on 22 Mar 1805 in Montgomery County, Kentucky. She died on 6 May 1885 in Rome Township, Lawrence County, Ohio and was buried in Rome Township, Lewis Cemetery, Aka Guyan Valley, Lawrence County, Ohio. 6 M v. Joshua Lewis was born on 1 Feb 1806 in Monroe County, Virginia. He died on 3 Apr 1859 in Harrison Township, Gallia County, Ohio. Joshua married Ann Weatherholt, daughter of John William Weatherholt and Rebecca Clark, on 29 Aug 1827 in Gallia County, Ohio. Ann was born on 17 Aug 1812 in Monroe County, Virginia. She died on 21 Jul 1874 in Harrison Township, Gallia County, Ohio. 7 F vi. Mary Lewis "Polly" was born in 1808 in Monroe County, Virginia. She died in 1839 in Gallia County, Ohio. Polly married Joseph Haskins on 1 Jun 1826 in Lawrence County, Ohio. Joseph was born on 1 Nov 1804 in Virginia. He died on 21 Apr 1875 in Gallia County, Ohio. 8 F vii. Anna Lewis was born in 1811 in Ohio. Anna married Thomas W. Clark Jr. on 25 Dec 1831 in Gallia County, Ohio. To add to or update this family contact the preparer. Prepared 4/11/2001 by: Patrick Kenney 2323 W. Dunlap Ave. #156 Phoenix, Arizona. 85021 patrickkenney@uswest.net

I am looking for information on this family, if anyone can help please do so. Thanks, Sandy in Ohio > John Duffy Reynolds married Anenath Elizabeth Frances E. Jarvis. Abt. 1864. Now Anenath used all kinds of names so if you see John D. Reynolds and a Jarvis please let me know. > > I find John D. Reynolds living in Craig Co. in 1880, but he was still in W.Va. in 1870, married and children > Oscar W. Reynolds born 4-10-1868. > George Reynolds born 5-4-1870 > If you see anything on the 4 of them please let me know. > Thanks, > Sandy in Ohio > Thanks, > Sandy in Ohio > > > ============================== > Visit Ancestry.com for a FREE 14-Day Trial and enjoy access to the #1 > Source for Family History Online. Go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/subscribe/subscribetrial1y.asp?sourcecode=F11HB > >

Hi folks, I have an email from a relation of Col. John Stuart who is seeking others with information on the Colonel's family. If you have any information, please contact me and I will forward his email to you. Thanks! Valerie Valerie F~O~R~R~E~N Crook email: vfcrook@earthlink.net Monroe, NC 28112 Greenbrier Co., WVGenWeb Project <http://www.rootsweb.com/~wvgreenb/> ASC for the WVGenWeb Project <http://www.rootsweb.com/~wvgenweb/> Archivist - USGenWeb WV Archives - Greenbrier and Fayette Co. <http://www.rootsweb.com/usgenweb/wv/wvfiles.htm> Valerie's Genealogy Pages <http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~vfcrook/>

My Brick Wall: Please Help I need to know what counties in what neighboring states of Virginia were part of Virginia in 1813. I would very much appreciate any Information & or suggestions on the above. Also on any information & or Suggestions on Harvey McCoy b: December 23, 1813, & who his parents/siblings where & where he was born. Thank You Gayle M. Garrett mailto:garr@ruraltel.net

My big brick wall: Any help on where in Virginia or surrounding Counties in other states that would have been part of Virginia in 1813, Harvey was born, who his parents/siblings were. I need the information on what surounding States & their counties were part of Virginia in 1813. Any information & or suggestions would be very much appreciated. Thank You Gayle M. Garrett 1124 Easter Ave. WaKeeney, Kansas 67672-1936 Ph.# 785-743-2063 <garr@ruraltel.net

My big brick wall: Any help on where in Virginia or surrounding Counties in other states that would have been part of Virginia in 1813, Harvey was born, who his parents/siblings were. I need the information on what surounding States & their counties were part of Virginia in 1813. Any information & or suggestions would be very much appreciated. Thank You Gayle M. Garrett 1124 Easter Ave. WaKeeney, Kansas 67672-1936 Ph.# 785-743-2063 <garr@ruraltel.net