Doug Thompson wrote June 25, 2000 In Reply to: JOSEPH W. HOWE IN JOHN ELSWICK 1756 WILL by Jemima Gee Morse of 1828 "Joseph Howe was a neighbor to John Elswick and is mentioned on several records as early as 1749 in what is today Hardy co. WV. A good history of this relationship is published in "Listen to the Mockingbird" by Daniel Dunbar Howe. Joseph Howe moved to Pulaski co. VA in 1769 and is buried there. The book is available through library loan in several places." Doug, Thanks! I did an archive search of WVHARDY and VAPULASKI, found nothing; however, I did find the Mary Anne Murphy Stone <zadock3@mediaone.net> post at WorldConnect <http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GE T&db=zadock&id=I2135> and she has an extensive annotated history of Joseph Howe. I also learned from Sharon Barzhoff that George Washington's papers are now on line at the Library of Congress site <http://memory.loc.gov/ammem/gwhtml/gwhome.html> George Washington surveyed the John Elswick land in Hampshire Co., VA, in 1748, evidently as an apprentice to the Lord Fairfax surveyors. I have the copy of his Elswick survey and Joseph How (Howe)'s name is on it. Thanks, Jemima Gee Morse

Carol wrote: I am searching for any information on Jeremiah NEIL (NEEL, NEAL, NIEL) > who enlisted in the Virginia Line of the Continental Army at age 18 in > 1782. He lists his birthplace & residence at the time of enlistment as > Hampshire Co, VA. What happened to this man following the Revolutionary > War? ----------------------------- I would suggest a search of Kentucky. Land grants were given to veterans of the Rev'y War in that state. I'd suggest beginning with Bourbon County, where I have found many. Gary Radcliffe glradcliffe@aol.com

I'm sorry, Joyce, but that was a Paul Frazier page and now I find another unreachable Paul Frazier page that cannot be displayed. One of Paul's cousins wrote another of his URLs and it was not reachable. I hope he's alright. Regarding Edward Radcliff, he definitely went to Illinois with the Baptists. His brothers were all Methodist Episcopal and were living in Bourbon County, KY at the time on land grants for service in the Rev'y War. They only stayed in KY for a short time with the exception of Richard who d. in Garrard Co., KY in 1814. The Iowa Baptists you mentioned may have just moved for other reasons, lack of good land, etc. Thanks for the input. Gary Radcliffe glradcliffe@aol.com

Hi, Carol! I have a distant cuz who lives in Parkersburg, Va., her name is Sherry Archer, her email address was sherry7477@hotmail.com. however; the last time I tried to contact her, the email came back undelivered. So, she may have dropped off line for awhile. Her mailing address is: 708 Lakeview, Parkersburg, WV 26104. She is a descendant of the Neels, Neale of that area. Maybe, you could contact her by sending a post card. That is what I am going to do today. Just to check her out to see what is happening. She, may be just changing iSP's, or may have computer problems. If she, writes I will tell her about you . So, I'll keep your email for awhile. Bye, Frank Mayberry in Muskogee, Ok Carol Shrader wrote: > Posted on: Hampshire County, WV Query Forum > Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/WV/Hampshire?read=1230 > > Surname: NEIL, NEEL, NEAL, NIEL, ODELL > ------------------------- > > I am searching for any information on Jeremiah NEIL (NEEL, NEAL, NIEL) > who enlisted in the Virginia Line of the Continental Army at age 18 in > 1782. He lists his birthplace & residence at the time of enlistment as > Hampshire Co, VA. What happened to this man following the Revolutionary > War? Who were his parents? His son John NEAL & John's spouse Ann ODELL > were early settlers of Nicholas Co, WV but that county's history book says > that John NEAL's father, Revolutionary Soldier Jerry Neal never came to > that county.

Gary, Not sure if this will help you or not but somewhere I read that a wagon train left Hardy Co in late 1790's with many families bound for Keokuk County, Iowa. This is across the Mississippi River (I think) from Illinois. There is a history book written about Keokuk and Hardy County settlers were said to be industrious, hard working, etc. I'm sorry this is so vague. BTW, I could not get into the web site. I got to Edward Radcliff but couldn't find the link to the colony. Do you have any more specifics? Joyce ---------- > From: GLRadcliffe@aol.com > To: WVHAMPSH-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [WVHAMPSH-L] Hardy,1797 to w Illinois,Baptist colony > Date: Saturday, June 24, 2000 5:20 PM > > My Edward RADCLIFF left Hardy Co., (W)VA in 1797 for Illinois > with a religious group. There is a site on the Net describing this > colony. You can find it by entering either "Edward Radcliff" or > "Jeff Radcliff" in www.google.com > > It is all text. Abd BTW, don't use the quotation marks. > > Gary Radcliffe > glradcliffe@aol.com

GLRadcliffe@aol.com wrote June 24, 2000 Subject: Re: [WVHAMPSH-L] HAMPSHIRE COUNTY ESTATES, PRE 1800 > Lydia was almost certainly a Radcliff. However, it may have been > the name of her first husband...if she had one. Gary, Lydia Unknown 1721-1798 (per Archibald Thompson Diary) was twenty years of age when my 5th g-grandmother, Mary Elswick was born in 1741. It's unlikely she had been married earlier. She had four children under eight years of age when John Elswick II died abt. 1748-1749. She re-married Jacob Lorton and had two children: Israel, b. Mar 1749, and Rebekah, June 1754. Do you have proof that Lydia was a Radcliff? We've found nothing to document her maiden name. Have you seen this Ratliff file? http://www.netlizard.com/matt2/ratliff.html Thanks, Jemima > > Gary Radcliffe > glradcliffe@aol.com > > ______________________________

I found the URL for the site I mentioned earlier. However, I received a "The Page Cannot Be Found" message. You may have better luck: www.ezl.com/~pfrazier/edward.txt Good luck, Gary Radcliffe glradcliffe@aol.com

Lydia was almost certainly a Radcliff. However, it may have been the name of her first husband...if she had one. Gary Radcliffe glradcliffe@aol.com

Is this the one you are looking for? http://www.ezl.com/~soundman/FBC_History.html GLRadcliffe@aol.com wrote: > I found the URL for the site I mentioned earlier. However, I received > a "The Page Cannot Be Found" message. You may have better luck: > > www.ezl.com/~pfrazier/edward.txt > > Good luck, > > Gary Radcliffe > glradcliffe@aol.com Kathy in MN Searching for: WILLETT, and WALLINGFORD

I recently ordered a copy of the 1776 will of John Elswick, my 6th g-grandfather, from Hampshire Co., WV, Romney, WV. I had also asked for a copy of any estate settlements, and the clerk wrote that these had been sent to Charleston for filming and would be available to order after July 1, 2000 from: WV Division of Culture and History, Archives & History Section, The Cultural Center, 1900 Kanawha Blvd, East, Charleston, WV 25305-0300. She enclosed a partial list of documents pre-1800 that would be available. I am pasting the list below. The land willed by John I, who died bef 1759, was surveyed by George Washington, and was one of the first fifteen deeds in the area of Hampshire Co., which I've been told is now Hardy Co., WV. My 5th g-grandfather, John Elswick II, died abt 1748, and his estate settlement was in Augusta Co., VA, in 1749. His widow, Lydia Unknown Elswick (m. second Jacob Lorton) was in Montgomery Co., VA.abt 1749. I am interested in reaching anyone who may have ancestors who lived in these areas of Virginia and West Virginia pre 1800. I would especially like to learn the maiden surnmes of my grandmothers, Rachel and Lydia. Thanks, Jemima Gee Morse HAMPSHIRE COUNTY ESTATES (PRE 1800) Alexander, James 1773 Exec Bond & Appr Allen, John 1784 Appr 1785 Accnt Andrews, Peter 1767 Recording of Appr Arnold, Josiah 1755 Appr Arnold, Richard 1758 Exec Bond & Appr Ashbrooke, John 1763 Admin Bond, Sale Recd 1764, Div. of land Recd 1780 Ashpendale, Peter 1772 Admin Bond & Sale Beall, Capt. Benjamin 1765 Exec Bond, appr Recorded 1767 Beall, George 1797 Appr, 1800 Admin Accnt, 1804 Sett Beaver, John 1758 Admin Bond, 1761 Appr, 1763 Admin Bond, 1764 Appr Bell, Robert 1775 Admin Bond & Appr Biggins 1799 Sett Black, Eleanor 1799 Appr Blue, John 1770 Exec Bond, Appr Recorded 1772 Bogart, Gysbert 1778 Appr Bowell, William 1769 Admin Bond, 1771 Admin Bond & Appr Boyse, Riahcrd 1793 Admin Accnt Branson, Joseph 1780 Appr Brink, Hubert 1778 Appr Brown, Daniel 1780 Appr, 1790 Sett Bruce, Joseph 1783 Appr Bryant, Ambrose 1765 Admin Bond & Appr Bubert, Lanbert 1775 Appr Buffingon, William 1784 Probate of Will Burgon, John 1788 Recording of Appr Carlen, Andrew 1799 Appr & Sale Chandley, Stephen 1794 Appr Chapman, Charity 1797 Appr Chapman, William 1796 Appr & Sale Combs, Thomas 1791 Recording of Appr Connard, James 1796 Appr Cool, Philip 1795 Recording of Appr Corn, Andrew 1791 Recording of Appr Coulshine, Earnest 1796 Appr Cowan, Robert 1795 Appr Cresap, Michael 1792 Sett Crosley, Abel 1793 Appr Daugherty, Constantine 1764 & 1765 Admin Bonds, 1765 Appr (3 or Them) Davis, Theodorus 1767 Admin Bond & Appr Davis, Theophilus 1758 Admin Bond & Appr Decker, Luke 1757 Admin Bond, 1758/61 Apprs, 1767 Sett Delloyzea, Edward 1763 Admin Bond Delloytzea, James 1763 Admin bond & Appr, 1768 Admin Accnt Denton, Robert 1778 Appr Dobson, William 1798 Appr, 1800 Sett Drew, Perez 1797 Appr & Sale, 1826 Sett Earsome, John 1790 Appr, 1794 Sett Earsome, Simon 1797 Recording of Appr Edwards, David 1779 Appr Edwards, Joseph 1782 Appr, 1790 Sett Edwards, Thomas 1791 Appr. 1794 Sett Elswick, John 1759 Exec Bond, 1760 Appr Engle, Peter 1793 Appr Fairley, Thomas 1782 Appr (W. H. Rice - 1999)

I would like to find information for the Henry Oldaker, James Scott and James W. How/Howe in an attempt to learn the name of my 6th g-grandmother, Rachel Unknown. JOHN ELSWICK WILL HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, VA ROMNEY, W. VA. DEED BEED 1, Page 22 WILL, 23 Jan 1756 In the name of God, Amen, the 23 Day of January, 1756 I, JOHN ELSWICK, of the County of Hampshire and Colloney of Virginia being weak in body but of perfect mind and memory Thanks be given to God. Therefore calling unto mind the mortality of my body and knowing it is apointed unto all men once to dye Do make and ordain this my Last Will and Testament. That is to say princaply and first of all I give and recomend my soul into the hands of God that give it and my body I recommend to the Earth to be buried at the discretion of my Executors. Nothing Doubting but at the General Resurrection I shall receive the same Again by the mighty power of God and as touching such Worldly Estate where with it hath _______and despose of the same in the following manner and form. This to say for my executors to make sail by way of Publick Vandue of all of my land buildings mills stock of cattle horses mares or what else to me belonging or any ways apertaining and every perticuler part thereof whether moveable or other ways and the monies arising thereby to be desposed of as followeth: I give to my Son Thomas Elswick five shills. To my Daughter Rachell Anderson five shillins. and to my Son John, decd. heirs five shill and to my grand Daughter Rachell Elswick __________shill _________and after paying all my Debts and other Necessary charges arising The over ___to be my real and absolute Estate of my Dearly beloved Wife Rachell Elswick and Every part thereof Whether more or less without any manner of condition. And I do hereby constitute, apoint, and ordain Henry Oldakre and my Beloved Wife Rachell Elswick to be my executors of this my Last Will and Testament. And I do hereby uterly disalow revoke & and disannul all and every other former Testament Will Legaces and bequest and executors by me in any ways before named. Willed and Bequeathing notifying and confirming this and no other to be my Last Will and Testament In witness whereof I have here unto set my hand & seal the day and year above written /s/ John (X) Elswick (his mark) (seal) Signd. Seald. publishd pronounced & Declared by the sd. John Elswick as his Last will and Testament in presence of us /s/ Joseph W. How /s/ James (X) Scott (his mark) John Elswick Last Will and Testament Recorded Will Bk. 1-22, Page 1 191 This last Will and Testament of John Elswick deced. was presented in Court by Rachel Elswick the Executrix therein named proved by the oaths of Joseph How & James Scott Witnesses thereto and ordered to be Recorded and on the motion of the said Executrix who made oath according to Law certificate is granted herefore obtaining a probat thereof in due form __security where upon shall together with Joseph How & Thomas Elswick her securities entered into ________ penalty of Four (?) hundred pounds ___for the said Rachel _____ administration of ___ performance of __will Teste /s/ ______Jones (title)

PFrazier is my cousin..you might try: http://www.ezl.com/~pfrazier/frazier.htm It might link you to what you want? Shirley Researching STEINBECK, ECKERT, CAPITO in Hardy/Hampshire/Pendleton Co. ==================== On Sun, 25 Jun 2000 00:00:13 EDT GLRadcliffe@aol.com writes: > I found the URL for the site I mentioned earlier. However, I > received > a "The Page Cannot Be Found" message. You may have better luck: > > www.ezl.com/~pfrazier/edward.txt > > Good luck, > > Gary Radcliffe > glradcliffe@aol.com >

<e: Rev David Badgley>Ill from Hampshire Co,WV</FONT><FONT SIZE=3 PTSIZE=10 Date: 06/24/2000 4:40:28 PM Eastern Daylight Time<BR> From: jimbridg@frontiernet.net (Jim Bridges)<BR> Reply-to: jimbridg@frontiernet.net (Jim Bridges)<BR> To: HFAGLEY@aol.com<BR> < What surnames migrated with Rev David Badgely?<BR> < I really don't know the answer to that question. However, on David's first<BR> trip to Illinois, in 1796, the scouting party consisted of Badgleys, Leonard<BR> Carr, Abraham Stookey, Daniel Stookey, Abraham Iman, Solomon Shook, a Mr.<BR> Whetstone, a Mr. Borrer, and others. [source: "David Badgley in Illinois<BR> Territory" by Lyn Allison Yeager, published in "Foundations, a Baptist<BR> Journal of History and Theology," July-September, 1977, p. 264.]<BR> <BR> > I'm sure I read they stopped<BR> > a year or ywo in Bourbon-Montgomery Co,Ky.<BR> The above cited article fails to show that. This article notes that upon<BR> their return in 1796 to WV, all in the community agreed to move to the<BR> Illinois Territory after a series of community wide meetings. In the spring<BR> of 1797 the move began. 154 people crossed the mountains to Morgantown and<BR> the Monongahela River. It is believed the group continued onto the little<BR> town of Brownsville, Pa. There they secured flatboats, called a Kentucky<BR> flat, because travel along the Ohio passed the length of Kentucky. In May<BR> they pushed off from Brownsville for their journey of 1300 miles. They<BR> docked at Fort Massac and began their overland journey to New Design.<BR> <BR> > Any knowledge of Susanah Dayton or Thomas and Mary Ball Brown, 1782-87 tax<BR> > lists near Moorefield,WV? Any Ball ties in Essex co,NJ. Ever see the<BR> Batchley > spelling of Badgely? I've seen the Batchley surname before - but not linked to Badgley. I have no knowledge of the other people above. Sorry. Jim Bridges St. Clair Co. IL GenWeb Project Coordinato e-mail: jimbridg@frontiernet.net http://www.frontiernet.net/~jimbridg/stclair.htm<BR> <BR> </XMP></FONT><FONT COLOR="#0f0f0f" BACK="#fffffe" SIZE=3 PTSIZE=10><BR> <BR> ----------------------- Headers --------------------------------<BR> Return-Path: <.jimbridg@frontiernet.net><BR> Received: from rly-ye04.mx.aol.com (rly-ye04.mail.aol.com [172.18.151.201]) by air-ye03.mx.aol.com (v74.17) with ESMTP; Sat, 24 Jun 2000 16:40:28 -0400<BR> Received: from node15.cwnet.frontiernet.net (node15.frontiernet.net [209.130.129.205]) by rly-ye04.mx.aol.com (v74.17) with ESMTP; Sat, 24 Jun 2000 16:40:06 -0400<BR> R Reply-To: "Jim Bridges" <.jimbridg@frontiernet.net><BR> From: "Jim Bridges" <.jimbridg@frontiernet.net><BR> To: <.HFAGLEY@aol.com><BR> References: <.f7.3806fe.26861189@aol.com><BR> Subject: Re: Rev David Badgley>Ill from Hampshire Co,WV<BR> Date: Sat, 24 Jun 2000 16:40:47 -0400<BR> O ________________________________________________________________ YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! Juno now offers FREE Internet Access! Try it today - there's no risk! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.

Posted on: Hampshire County, WV Query Forum Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/WV/Hampshire?read=1234 Surname: ELSWICK ------------------------- I recently ordered a copy of the 1776 will of John Elswick, my 6th g-grandfather, from Hampshire Co., WV, Romney, WV. I had also asked for a copy of any estate settlements, and the clerk wrote that these had been sent to Charleston for filming and would be available to order after July 1, 2000 from: WV Division of Culture and History, Archives & History Section, The Cultural Center, 1900 Kanawha Blvd, East, Charleston, WV 25305-0300. She enclosed a partial list of documents pre-1800 that would be available. I am pasting the list below. The land willed by John I, who died bef 1759, was surveyed by George Washington, and was one of the first fifteen deeds in the area of Hampshire Co., which I've been told is now Hardy Co., WV. My 5th g-grandfather, John Elswick II, died abt 1748, and his estate settlement was in Augusta Co., VA, in 1749. His widow, Lydia Unknown Elswick (m. second Jacob Lorton) was in Montgomery Co., VA.abt 1749. I am interested in reaching anyone who may have ancestors who lived in these areas of Virginia and West Virginia pre 1800. I would especially like to learn the maiden surnmes of my grandmothers, Rachel and Lydia. Thanks, Jemima Gee Morse HAMPSHIRE COUNTY ESTATES (PRE 1800) Alexander, James 1773 Exec Bond & Appr Allen, John 1784 Appr 1785 Accnt Andrews, Peter 1767 Recording of Appr Arnold, Josiah 1755 Appr Arnold, Richard 1758 Exec Bond & Appr Ashbrooke, John 1763 Admin Bond, Sale Recd 1764, Div. of land Recd 1780 Ashpendale, Peter 1772 Admin Bond & Sale Beall, Capt. Benjamin 1765 Exec Bond, appr Recorded 1767 Beall, George 1797 Appr, 1800 Admin Accnt, 1804 Sett Beaver, John 1758 Admin Bond, 1761 Appr, 1763 Admin Bond, 1764 Appr Bell, Robert 1775 Admin Bond & Appr Biggins 1799 Sett Black, Eleanor 1799 Appr Blue, John 1770 Exec Bond, Appr Recorded 1772 Bogart, Gysbert 1778 Appr Bowell, William 1769 Admin Bond, 1771 Admin Bond & Appr Boyse, Riahcrd 1793 Admin Accnt Branson, Joseph 1780 Appr Brink, Hubert 1778 Appr Brown, Daniel 1780 Appr, 1790 Sett Bruce, Joseph 1783 Appr Bryant, Ambrose 1765 Admin Bond & Appr Bubert, Lanbert 1775 Appr Buffingon, William 1784 Probate of Will Burgon, John 1788 Recording of Appr Carlen, Andrew 1799 Appr & Sale Chandley, Stephen 1794 Appr Chapman, Charity 1797 Appr Chapman, William 1796 Appr & Sale Combs, Thomas 1791 Recording of Appr Connard, James 1796 Appr Cool, Philip 1795 Recording of Appr Corn, Andrew 1791 Recording of Appr Coulshine, Earnest 1796 Appr Cowan, Robert 1795 Appr Cresap, Michael 1792 Sett Crosley, Abel 1793 Appr Daugherty, Constantine 1764 & 1765 Admin Bonds, 1765 Appr (3 or Them) Davis, Theodorus 1767 Admin Bond & Appr Davis, Theophilus 1758 Admin Bond & Appr Decker, Luke 1757 Admin Bond, 1758/61 Apprs, 1767 Sett Delloyzea, Edward 1763 Admin Bond Delloytzea, James 1763 Admin bond & Appr, 1768 Admin Accnt Denton, Robert 1778 Appr Dobson, William 1798 Appr, 1800 Sett Drew, Perez 1797 Appr & Sale, 1826 Sett Earsome, John 1790 Appr, 1794 Sett Earsome, Simon 1797 Recording of Appr Edwards, David 1779 Appr Edwards, Joseph 1782 Appr, 1790 Sett Edwards, Thomas 1791 Appr. 1794 Sett Elswick, John 1759 Exec Bond, 1760 Appr Engle, Peter 1793 Appr Fairley, Thomas 1782 Appr (W. H. Rice - 1999)

My Edward RADCLIFF left Hardy Co., (W)VA in 1797 for Illinois with a religious group. There is a site on the Net describing this colony. You can find it by entering either "Edward Radcliff" or "Jeff Radcliff" in www.google.com It is all text. Abd BTW, don't use the quotation marks. Gary Radcliffe glradcliffe@aol.com

I'm pretty sure the 1st move was to Bourbon-Montgomery Co, Ky n e of Lexington. FamilyHistory.com - Message Boards I ran into an early Ball-Batchley [Badgley?] marriage. These are [?] the 1st Baptists on the s Branch,Potomac, [?] by 1782 The Badgley Surname Message Board Message #35 Thursday, April 27, 2000 Subject:Reverend David BADGLEY Posted by:Nora Tocus Message:Reverend David BADGLEY was a Baptist minister who brought a colony of 154 people from Hardy CO VA (now WVA) to New Design/Kaskaskia IL in 1797. By some reports he was recruited by the American Baptist Mission Board to establish a Protestant church at Kaskaskia because young American soldiers, since the Revolution, were marrying French girls and entering the Catholic church at Kaskaskia, and the Baptist Mission Board wished to avoid this. In 1796 Badgley made an exploratory trip on horseback with several men and determined to bring a group of congregants, neighbors, and family members to settle in Illinois. They left Hardy CO in the spring of 1797 and arrived at Kaskaskia on July 4, 1797. This was a summer of torrential rains and flooding; much of the land was under water and as the group first took boats on the Ohio River to Massac then traveled overland through southern Illinois, the trip turned into a disaster. They then arrived at their destination to encounter an epidemic of "pestilential fever" which ki lled half of their party. Reverend Badgley survived to establish the first Protestant church in the Western Territories. Some of his party settled in Illinois while others returned to the East or to some point along the way back, believing (with some justification) that Illinois was a very dangerous place. Regarding a previous posting, I have not heard of the Badgley party stopping in KY but would be interested to hear details and documentation. Please contact direct Nora PS Much material is available on the history of BADGLEY in America---goes back to the arrival of Anthony Badgley in NY 1688. Replies: First Name Last Name Any AL AK AZ AR CA CO CT DE DC FL GA HI ID IL IN IA KS KY LA ME MD MA MI MN MS MO MT NE NV NH NJ NM NY NC ND OH OK OR PA RI SC SD TN TX UT VT VA WA WV WI WY INTL L Copyright ©1998-2000, MyFamily.com Inc. and its subsidiaries. this is spacer text used to space the page to the proper width for your browser. this is spacer text used to space the page to the proper width for your browser. this is spacer text used to space the page Search > Record Type > Compiled Databases > Ancestry World Tree > Search ResultsJune 24, 2000 1820 finds some at Bellville,Ill. Search Results - Family Information Husband:David BadgleyFather: Anthony Badgley, Sr. Mother: This Anthony was on 1782 Hampshire Co,Va tax list] Wife:Rhoda ValentineFather: Ichabod Valentine Mother: Marriage Date:20 DEC 1769Marriage Place:Bedford, Hardy, VA Children:Ephrian Badgley Sarah Badgley Aaron Badgley Mary Badgley Rachel Badgley Elizabeth Badgley Ichabod Badgley Priscilla Badgley David Badgley, Jr. Job Badgley Isaac Badgley Abraham Badgley t Copyright © 1998-2000, MyFamily.com Inc. and its subsidiaries. Ancestry.com - Daughters of the American Revolution Lineage Books (152 Vols.)Member Search > Record Type > Daughters of the American Revolution Lineage Books (152 Vols.) > Search ResultsJune 24, 2000 [ SUSANAH DAYTON adjoined Thomas Brown on the 1787 [82?] Hampshire- Hardy Co Tax list Search Terms: BADGLEY (16), ANTHONY (1320) Database: Daughters of the American Revolution Lineage Books (152 Vols.) Combined Matches: 1 The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 163 page 265 Miss Elvenah Henry Jones. DAR ID Number: 162876 Born in Summit, N. J. Descendant of Stephen Conklin and of Jonathan Dayton, as follows: 1. Chester Neville Jones (b. 1870) m. 1898 Hester Gray (b. 1871). 2. Edward Conkling Jones (1842-1910) m. 1869 Harriet Meeker Badgley (1845-70). 3. Abraham Post Jones (1813-95) m. 1839 Elizabeth N. Conkling (1814-93); Dayton Badgley (1806-87) m. 1831 Sarah Lyon (1809-75). 4. Jonathan D. Conkling (1787-1842) m. 1810 Sally Neville (d. 1864); Anthony Badgley (1762-1842) m. Abigail Hedges (1769-1822). 5. Isaac Conkling (1761-91) m. 1784 Comfort Pitney (b. 1756); Uriah Hedges (1725-97) m. Phebe Dayton. 6. Stephen Conkling m. 1747 Deborah Dimon (d. 1774); Jonathan Dayton m. 1st Mary — (1702-34). Stephen Conkling (1721-91) was a minute man from Morris County, N. J., where he died. He was born on Long Island, N. Y. Also No. 160114. [p.265] Jonathan Dayton (1701-76) was a member of the Committee of Vigilance of Elizabethtown, N. J. He was born in East Hampton, L. I.; died in Elizabeth, N. J. Also No. 123109. Copyright © 1998-2000, MyFamily.com Inc. and its subsidiaries. ________________________________________________________________ YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! Juno now offers FREE Internet Access! Try it today - there's no risk! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.

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Posted on: Hampshire County, WV Query Forum Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/WV/Hampshire?read=1232 Surname: Decker, Anderson, Simpson ------------------------- QRYTEXT: I am looking for any information that I can find on my Grandmother, Ruby Anderson Decker. She was born in 1900 and married the Reverend Victor Carl Decker. She had 9 children, Leona (Herk), Eloise, Vernon, Donald (Jack)Loretta, Grace, Howard, Victor Jr.(Dickie)(my father) & Lelia. They owned a home on Rt. 46 between Keyser and Fort Ashby. I'm not sure if this address is Mineral county or Hampshire county. My grandparents moved around a bit because he was a minister. But it was mainly in W.Va. At the time of her death in 1969, they lived at the house on RT 46. I am looking for any information on her family. I was told that her parents names were James and May or Mae (Simpson) Anderson and I do know that she had at least one brother, Charles? called Bud Anderson who lived only a few houses from them on Rt. 46. If you know anything about this family, please feel free to email me at sassyklerk@aol.com. >

Posted on: Hampshire County, WV Query Forum Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/WV/Hampshire?read=1231 Surname: martin ------------------------- I'm trying to find the father of Ephraim Martin. He was listed in the Ohio, Monroe County census of 1850 that he was from Virginia. He also has a 70 yr. old woman "that I believe is his mother" living with him named Margaret. He was born abt. 1807.

Posted on: Hampshire County, WV Query Forum Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/WV/Hampshire?read=1230 Surname: NEIL, NEEL, NEAL, NIEL, ODELL ------------------------- I am searching for any information on Jeremiah NEIL (NEEL, NEAL, NIEL) who enlisted in the Virginia Line of the Continental Army at age 18 in 1782. He lists his birthplace & residence at the time of enlistment as Hampshire Co, VA. What happened to this man following the Revolutionary War? Who were his parents? His son John NEAL & John's spouse Ann ODELL were early settlers of Nicholas Co, WV but that county's history book says that John NEAL's father, Revolutionary Soldier Jerry Neal never came to that county.