Do you know the names of his daughter's? I have a Delilah Brelsford and a Eleanor Belford, both from this area, both married into the Hines family, and I believe they may be related. I have not been able to find out anything about them. Thanks Murray Hines Mesa, Arizona ----- Original Message ----- From: Dixon Smith <dixonsmith@compuserve.com> To: <WVHAMPSH-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, May 23, 2000 4:14 PM Subject: [WVHAMPSH-L] Belford > Posted on: Hampshire County, WV Query Forum > Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/WV/Hampshire?read=1200 > > Surname: BELFORD > ------------------------- > > I know of a Margium Belford, born in 1794 in Hampshire County. Other spellings > found are Majoram and Margarium, and Balfour and Brelsford. > > Margium lived with his parents in Hampshire County until he was eighteen > years of age, and enlisted in the War of 1812. After the war he settled > near Colombus, Ohio. The 1830 Census shows a Margarium Belford living in > Harrison Township, Pickaway County, Ohio, which is about 20 miles south > of Columbus. He, his first wife, and two daughters moved to Princeville > Township, Peoria County, Illinois, about 1830; and his wife and one daughter > died shortly thereafter. > > He married Sarah Orr in 1836 and they had four children. He died in Princeville > in 1870 and Sarah in 1878. > > >

Posted on: Hampshire County, WV Query Forum Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/WV/Hampshire?read=1201 Surname: Mulledy ------------------------- Looking for any information on Thomas Mulledy, born around 1763 in Ireland. He was married to Mary Cochran, born March 31, 1771.

Posted on: Hampshire County, WV Query Forum Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/WV/Hampshire?read=1200 Surname: BELFORD ------------------------- I know of a Margium Belford, born in 1794 in Hampshire County. Other spellings found are Majoram and Margarium, and Balfour and Brelsford. Margium lived with his parents in Hampshire County until he was eighteen years of age, and enlisted in the War of 1812. After the war he settled near Colombus, Ohio. The 1830 Census shows a Margarium Belford living in Harrison Township, Pickaway County, Ohio, which is about 20 miles south of Columbus. He, his first wife, and two daughters moved to Princeville Township, Peoria County, Illinois, about 1830; and his wife and one daughter died shortly thereafter. He married Sarah Orr in 1836 and they had four children. He died in Princeville in 1870 and Sarah in 1878.

Thanks, already been there. Eda & John Bobo ----- Original Message ----- From: LOU SMITH <lhtims@erols.com> To: <WVHAMPSH-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, May 22, 2000 3:25 PM Subject: [WVHAMPSH-L] Hampshire Co Bobos > Posted on: Hampshire County, WV Query Forum > Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/WV/Hampshire?read=1193 > > Surname: > ------------------------- > > I have Andrew Jackson Bobo born in Hampshire Co in 1825. > Probably part of the family, however for really good info > go to site FamilyBobo they have 1000s of family. > Andrewwas my g grandfather, went to Hardy co, taylor Co > (where my grandfather was born) and ended in Preston co, dying in 1896. > Lou Smith >

Shirley, Do you have a CATY KIMBERLY who married JAMES PARKER in Allegany Co. MD. on 7 January 1814 ?? Pat Hook ---------- > From: s2ee@juno.com > To: WVHAMPSH-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [WVHAMPSH-L] Swearingen and Cresap (Claypool/Bird) > Date: Tuesday, May 23, 2000 1:17 PM > > Rebecca Swearingen > who m. Joseph Tomlinson was mother to Elizabeth Tomlinson my > ggg grandmother who m. John Kimberly. I have a marriage date > > from History of MD pg 1348 . Apr 28, 1796 Allegheny Co, MD > > Their daughter Elizabeth Mary Kimberly m. Nov 1, 1838 Wm. Henry > BALLENTINE and died in 1860. > > Have an old picture of Elizabeth Mary Kimberly from a very old album of > tin type pictures that belonged to my great grandmother Mary Elizabeth > Ballentine Steinbeck. Would be willing to share > thru e mail attachment if interested. Maybe we can help one another. > Shirley > ======================= > On Tue, 23 May 2000 13:06:04 -0100 dickmatt@juno.com writes: > > Dick, I too am researching several Swearingens in PG County - > > Thomas(wife Jane Riley) and son Van (b.1719) - and second wife > > Pricilla > > Metcalf[however Van was mostly a factor in Fred. Co.. VA.I also have > > Chaplines who wereHugh Riley descended and one -William who married > > Ann > > Foreman and his son Isaac who married Elender Swearingen [both > > William > > and Isaac were mostly connected with VA (now WV)]. Who was Ann's > > siblings and parents? Any data whatsoever!? Dick Matteson College > > Park > > MD > > > > On Tue, 23 May 2000 00:26:41 -0700 "Dick Foreman" > > <gofigure@gowebway.com> > > writes: > > > Once again, I get the feeling I'm walking in at the end of a > > > conversation. > > > I've got a Van Swearingen (or 2) in Prince George Co at about > > 1740. > > > I've > > > also got some Cresaps, but not until after 1850 - by which time > > they > > > are > > > in Iowa. Both families tie in with my Parrott/Parriott people. > > > Dick Foreman > > > gofigure@gowebway.com > > > www.my-ged.com/foreman/ > > > > > > > >

Dick, I too am researching several Swearingens in PG County - Thomas(wife Jane Riley) and son Van (b.1719) - and second wife Pricilla Metcalf[however Van was mostly a factor in Fred. Co.. VA.I also have Chaplines who wereHugh Riley descended and one -William who married Ann Foreman and his son Isaac who married Elender Swearingen [both William and Isaac were mostly connected with VA (now WV)]. Who was Ann's siblings and parents? Any data whatsoever!? Dick Matteson College Park MD On Tue, 23 May 2000 00:26:41 -0700 "Dick Foreman" <gofigure@gowebway.com> writes: > Once again, I get the feeling I'm walking in at the end of a > conversation. > I've got a Van Swearingen (or 2) in Prince George Co at about 1740. > I've > also got some Cresaps, but not until after 1850 - by which time they > are > in Iowa. Both families tie in with my Parrott/Parriott people. > Dick Foreman > gofigure@gowebway.com > www.my-ged.com/foreman/ > >

Please bare with me folks but someone has to be connected to these folks. James White and family on the 1840 census and Elizabeth as head of household was on the 1850 with William and Lucinda Robinson with her. I don't have a clue where to go from here. James White m. Elizabeth Robinson 9 October 1834 Children of this union are: Isaac b. 1836 Sarah C. b. 1837 Mary E. b. 1839 Luke b. 1841 Virginia b. 1843 James died approx. 1846 and I can't find that information as to where buried or a death book if there was such a thing. I know Isaac was in Ohio 1860 but I don't know yet if his Mom and others went with him. Thanks for listening to this story again but I am hoping someone new may have a clue or someone may can tell me where to look. Thelma Tomlinson Michigan

Did Robert and James have a sister named Hannah? And were there any Wagoner/Waggoners married into this family that you know of.? Thank you. Sharon Malone Knotts sk275@hereintown.net

Rebecca Swearingen who m. Joseph Tomlinson was mother to Elizabeth Tomlinson my ggg grandmother who m. John Kimberly. I have a marriage date from History of MD pg 1348 . Apr 28, 1796 Allegheny Co, MD Their daughter Elizabeth Mary Kimberly m. Nov 1, 1838 Wm. Henry BALLENTINE and died in 1860. Have an old picture of Elizabeth Mary Kimberly from a very old album of tin type pictures that belonged to my great grandmother Mary Elizabeth Ballentine Steinbeck. Would be willing to share thru e mail attachment if interested. Maybe we can help one another. Shirley ======================= On Tue, 23 May 2000 13:06:04 -0100 dickmatt@juno.com writes: > Dick, I too am researching several Swearingens in PG County - > Thomas(wife Jane Riley) and son Van (b.1719) - and second wife > Pricilla > Metcalf[however Van was mostly a factor in Fred. Co.. VA.I also have > Chaplines who wereHugh Riley descended and one -William who married > Ann > Foreman and his son Isaac who married Elender Swearingen [both > William > and Isaac were mostly connected with VA (now WV)]. Who was Ann's > siblings and parents? Any data whatsoever!? Dick Matteson College > Park > MD > > On Tue, 23 May 2000 00:26:41 -0700 "Dick Foreman" > <gofigure@gowebway.com> > writes: > > Once again, I get the feeling I'm walking in at the end of a > > conversation. > > I've got a Van Swearingen (or 2) in Prince George Co at about > 1740. > > I've > > also got some Cresaps, but not until after 1850 - by which time > they > > are > > in Iowa. Both families tie in with my Parrott/Parriott people. > > Dick Foreman > > gofigure@gowebway.com > > www.my-ged.com/foreman/ > > > > >

I think there may be an error in the data--- for Daughter--Rebecca Swearingen---think it should read-died 1 Dec 1797 Cumberland, Allegany Co. MD. I know of no Cumberland Co. in MD. SWEARINGENS also CRESAPS were here in Allegany Co., MD. by 1789 when Allegany County was formed from Washington Co. MD. (Hagerstown, MD. area) I have been following these Lines---on look-out for any mention of Hamphire Co.--PARKER family. I found my PARKER family here in Allegany Co. MD. by 1783 (then still Washington Co. MD) on Tax List. I am wondering if they are not extension of Hampshire Co. PARKER families. Thought perhaps clearing up the County issue---may assist in finding correct area for research for Swearingens--Cresaps. I am researching the possibility that WILLIAM D. PARKER married DRUCILLA TOMLINSON. There was listed in 1870 Census of Allegany Co. MD.--William Parker age 73 (b. 1797) & wife Drucilla were living in Frostburg, Allegany Co, MD. Listed in Rural Cemeteries Book of Allegany Co, MD. in TOMLINSON CEMETERY are: Benjamin Tomlinson s/o Joseph L Tomlinson--no dates Benjamin Tomlinson of B. Tomlinson d April 25, 1798 aged 5 mo/15 dys Benjamin Tomlinson of Joseph b. Dec 11, 1752 d. Sept 30 1838 aged 85 yr/9mo/19dys Jesse Tomlinson d. 23 July 1835 aged 44yr/6mos/15dys Rachel Tomlinson d. April 3, 1832 aged 74yrs/7mos/17dys Mary Tomlinson--d. Feb 2, 1864 aged 81yrs/8mos/29 dys. Beall; Benjamin Tomlinson Beall elder s/o Gustavus & Rachel Beall d. April 1st 1836 aged 11yrs/8mos/15dys Beall; Gustaves Beall, died Jan 1, 1866 aged 26yrs/ Collins; Samuel Tomlinson Collins; b. Dec. 4, 1825 d. Nov 23, 1838 aged 12 yrs/11mos/19dys Hope this will be of some help with Tomlinson -Swearingens--Cresaps may find some data here in Allegany Co. MD. Pat Hook > > DAUGHTER: > 27. Rebecca Swearingen, b 22 Dec 1716, Prince Georges Co (Queen Anne > Parish, births, p14), d 1 Dec 1797, Cumberland Co, MD, m on 21 Oct > 1738 in Anne Arundel Co, MD, Joseph Tomlinson Sr (b 12 Oct 1712, d 1 > Dec 1797, Cumberland Co, MD). Children were James, Joseph, Samuel, > Elizabeth, Benjamin, Jesse, Rebecca, John, Drusilla, and Nathaniel. > > > www.my-ged.com/foreman/

Barbara,the Claypool researcher-PATCH227@email.msn.com gave me a link to a web page about Cootes Store,in Brock's Gap,Va. Giles Turley,Tom Lincoln, the Sandusky's and Ruddle's, etc lived near. Even,1 year,Squire Boone. Site of an early Baptist church. Va-WV RT 259 crosses North Mt there. Since my Foulke's wre married into the Boone's, likely Fulk's Run is ours. Runyon's,Sevier's, Kiester's I spent a couple months finding,and researching the gap a couple years ago,but never seen photo's. Isaac Zane's Marlboro furnace in gap to the north. Sandusky's Love's gap to the south. McGary,McBride, Harrison, etc to early Ky. http://cootes.com/articles/ZackTurner.html Articles written in 1921 by schoolchildren in Cootes Store, Rockingham County, Virginia HOME TURLEYTOWN ARTICLES: The Landscape Dyer P. Neff 16 The Way It Was Turleytown or Turley as it is commonly called, was The Village founded in the latter part of the seventeenth century by The School a man named Turley, hence the name. Hunting-Fishing Poems It is located on the Little North Mountain road, leading First Grade from Winchester to Dayton and Bridgewater. The Students Turley kept store, hotel and postoffice for a number of PHOTOS: years prior to 1833. He was succeeded by Samuel L. People Cootes, who later in order to catch the traffic which had Cootes Home drifted towards the valley pike, moved to the present Cootes & Co, site now occupied by his grandson E. A. Cootes and his Tintypes great grandson D. F. Cootes. Family Bible 1 Turleytown first consisted of some half dozen dwellings, Family Bible carding machine, and flouring mill, blacksmith shop and 2 Presbyterian church. It now consists of about the same number of dwellings, a flouring mill and Baptist church. UPDATE: Flood of 1936 We have been told that near Turley was the birth place of Thomas Lincoln the father of Abraham Lincoln. We can not UPDATE 1999: vouch for the truth of this statement. We do know that Cootes Store his ancestors were from this county. Chimney Rock Gap Rock Before the Civil war the militia gathered here to muster. LINKS to These old inland villages are fast becoming a part of the genealogical past. They only exist now in the memory of the old resources people, and after while in the little magazines of our schools. e-mail carolyn@cootes.com Articles written in 1921 by schoolchildren in Cootes Store, Rockingham County, Virginia HOME ARTICLES: [post office.jpg (11862 bytes)] The Landscape The Way It HISTORY OF COOTES STORE Was The Village Mabel E. Turner, 13 The School Hunting-Fishing The little village of Cootes Store is located at the Poems junction of the roads leading from Broadway to Ft. First Grade Seybert W. Va. and from Dayton to the Orkney Spring The Students Grade. PHOTOS: Old documents show that the village is built either on People the Trumbo or Brock grant of land, which was issued by Cootes Home the English from Williamsburg about the year 1760. Cootes & Co, Tintypes There are several old buildings still standing but we Family Bible are not able to find out when they were built. The 1 Cootes house was built in 1834 by Samuel L. Cootes, who Family Bible came to this section from Pennsylvania. 2 A post office was established about a year after Mr. UPDATE: Cootes settled here. He was appointed postmaster. From Flood of 1936 this point mail was distributed for miles including Brocks Gap country. It was the home of Mr. Gailey, the UPDATE 1999: first mail carrier to Ft. Seybert. The mail was carried Cootes Store on horse back. Chimney Rock Gap Rock [post office sign.jpg (3416 bytes)] LINKS to In the same year that he built his house, Mr. Cootes genealogical built a storeroom in connection with his dwelling. Ever resources since that time there has been a store here under the firm name of Cootes and Son. e-mail carolyn@cootes.com The population is about fifty. There are two stores, a blacksmith shop, general repair shop and garage. Dr. E. G. Hall is the resident physician. There are two churches. Four denominations, the Methodist, United Brethren, Baptist and Reformed are represented here. There is a graded school with an enrollment of about one hundred. The place had a little skirmish in the Civil War. Here was the headquarters for the picket divisions guarding Brocks Gap. The union army was preparing to camp here when Rosser’s army came and drove them off. The bridge was burnt at that time. There was a company made up from this section known as the Brock Gap Riflemen, commanded by John Q. Winfield of Broadway. Not many other little villages in the Shenandoah Valley are more beautifully located. It is only about a half mile from Brocks Gap which is noted for its beautiful scenery.

My great aunt, Lena Ward, married a Swearingen... while researching some of the Hampshire Co Ward info she'd written, I came across the following Swearingen researcher in GenForum. Here is some of her info: (Karel is Karel Whyte) ------------------------- Hope this helps. Karel 14. VAN SWEARINGEN(Sr) (Garrett, Thomas #3), b ca 1694, Pr Georges Co, MD (deposition dtd 1 Mar 1764 states he was then "aged 70 or thereabout", Annals of Augusta Co, VA, Vol 1, p71), d 1787 in Washington Co, MD (will follows). He was known as "Maryland Van". Van m in Queen Anne Parish, Prince Georges Co in 1714, Elizabeth Walker. Elizabeth was b 22 Dec 1695 (records of Queen Anne Parish, Pr George's Co, MD), daughter of Charles Walker who was b ca 1675 and d Oct 1730, and Rebecca Isaac (b ca 1679, Charles Co, MD, dau of Margaret & Joseph Isaac. Joseph d in Calvert Co, MD, in 1688). Charles Walker's will pr 30 Oct 1730, names dau Elizabeth, wife of Van Swearingen. Elizabeth probably d before 1784 as she was not mentioned in Van's will. Van Swearingen served from Frederick Co, MD, in the Fr & Ind War (MD Hist Mag, Vol 9, p369) and his name appears on a 1739 petition list for the county. He built a home called "Fountain Rock", at the present location of St James College in Washington Co, MD. This property was later sold to Gen Samuel Ringgold who built another home. The Ringgold home became the first building of the college which opened 3 Oct 1842. DAUGHTER: 27. Rebecca Swearingen, b 22 Dec 1716, Prince Georges Co (Queen Anne Parish, births, p14), d 1 Dec 1797, Cumberland Co, MD, m on 21 Oct 1738 in Anne Arundel Co, MD, Joseph Tomlinson Sr (b 12 Oct 1712, d 1 Dec 1797, Cumberland Co, MD). Children were James, Joseph, Samuel, Elizabeth, Benjamin, Jesse, Rebecca, John, Drusilla, and Nathaniel. >Dick, I too am researching several Swearingens in PG County - >Thomas(wife Jane Riley) and son Van (b.1719) - and second wife Pricilla >Metcalf[however Van was mostly a factor in Fred. Co.. VA.I also have >Chaplines who wereHugh Riley descended and one -William who married Ann >Foreman and his son Isaac who married Elender Swearingen [both William >and Isaac were mostly connected with VA (now WV)]. Who was Ann's >siblings and parents? Any data whatsoever!? Dick Matteson College Park >MD > >On Tue, 23 May 2000 00:26:41 -0700 "Dick Foreman" <gofigure@gowebway.com> >writes: > > Once again, I get the feeling I'm walking in at the end of a > > conversation. > > I've got a Van Swearingen (or 2) in Prince George Co at about 1740. > > I've > > also got some Cresaps, but not until after 1850 - by which time they > > are > > in Iowa. Both families tie in with my Parrott/Parriott people. > > Dick Foreman > > gofigure@gowebway.com > > www.my-ged.com/foreman/ > > > > Ruth E. Blankenbaker Executive Director Corporation for Educational Communications Indianapolis, IN http://www.cec.state.in.us http://www.visionathena.k12.in.us

Once again, I get the feeling I'm walking in at the end of a conversation. I've got a Van Swearingen (or 2) in Prince George Co at about 1740. I've also got some Cresaps, but not until after 1850 - by which time they are in Iowa. Both families tie in with my Parrott/Parriott people. Dick Foreman gofigure@gowebway.com www.my-ged.com/foreman/

Dear Patti, Thanks so much for taking the time to do the census and thanks to Gary and Kaye also. I realized looking at it why 3 McDonald brothers married into the Pownall family. They were next door neighbors. James and Rebecca's only daughter's name is a hard one. My cousin said it was Sarah and I wonder if it was Celia. Her grandmother was Priscilla and I always wonder if it was a nickname. June goes by what an older family member told her. Esther

Esther You have lines that married into the Pownall family? That is one of my surnames and I have info about them and willing to share if it connects. Thelma Tomlinson Esther731@aol.com wrote: > Dear Patti, > > Thanks so much for taking the time to do the census and thanks to Gary and > Kaye also. I realized looking at it why 3 McDonald brothers married into the > Pownall family. They were next door neighbors. James and Rebecca's only > daughter's name is a > hard one. My cousin said it was Sarah and I wonder if it was Celia. Her > grandmother was Priscilla and I always wonder if it was a nickname. June > goes by what an older family member told her. > > Esther

Esther You have lines that married into the Pownall family. That is one of my surnames and I have info about them and willing to share if it connects. Thelma Tomlinson Esther731@aol.com wrote: > Dear Patti, > > Thanks so much for taking the time to do the census and thanks to Gary and > Kaye also. I realized looking at it why 3 McDonald brothers married into the > Pownall family. They were next door neighbors. James and Rebecca's only > daughter's name is a > hard one. My cousin said it was Sarah and I wonder if it was Celia. Her > grandmother was Priscilla and I always wonder if it was a nickname. June > goes by what an older family member told her. > > Esther

Does anyone know if James or Robert Kile had a son also named James that moved to Monongalia Co, West Virginia in the early 1800's? Cheryl Jackson Malone

Yes,Thomas Cresap,1738-41, [and the Swearigen's] lived in that part of Prince George Co, now called Washington Co.Md. Cresap lived 1738-41,then lost his morgage to Daniel Dulany. N E of Hagerstown,on drains of Antidium . I have a soft-bound book about the size of the Quaker marriage records, on that township.Frederick Co was cut from Pr Geo about 1744,then Washington from Fredrick in 1776. There is,in "Carolina Cradle" a footnote 1740 era petition from those in the Salisbury Plains [valley around Hagerstown that would be called Shenandoah Valley,if it was in Va,and Cumberland Valley if it was in Pa. Stull's Mill was on Antedum east of Elizabeth,=Hagerstown. ].Petition was for a new county,and included 3 Jones [mine. . You have,in O'dell, those living just south, including Swearigen's ferry people. Abraham Bird either had Mounce Jones, or Isreal Robeson blood ["1693 census of Swedes' ]. If Mounce Jones,he had Peter Peterson Yocum ties. Who was older 1\2 brother to Christian Steelman, step-father of James Claypool,of Cedar,and Lost River. Peter Yocum ,b 1652. m 1676 Jonas Nilsson's Judith; d 1702 w Philadelphia. Judith took the 10 kids to se Berks in 1715. Elizabeth ,his sister,b 1654, m John Ogle, and lived on White Clay til Ogle d in 1684. She died only after 3 ,at least,of her Steelman 1\2 brothers married White Clay girls. John Hansson Steelman, m 1687 New Castle, John Anderson Stalcup's dau ,and he died, 1749, in the Emmittsville,Md-Fairfield,Pa area just across Anders Friend's Gap thru the South Mt or Blue Ridge,to the Cartlidge-Cresap Salisbury plain. Indian Traders,all. Christiern Hansson Steelman, was,by 1708,step-father of James Claypool. Died 1737 . 30 years to raise a 6 year old in the enviroment of Swedes. Jonas Yocum,eldest son of Peter and Judith,m 1715 Julianna Enochsson. On Sun, 21 May 2000 23:39:13 EDT Hendcoa@aol.com writes: > Yeah, but if Abraham Bird was Mary Bird's brother or nephew, then > Abraham > Bird would not have been a brother-in-law -- he would have been an > uncle or a > cousin. > Another way he could be a brother -in-law would be if he had married > a sister > of > Andrew (which we don't have a record of) or if Andrew's wife > Catherine was a > sister > of Abraham Bird. Oh, well. I still think the Claypool connection > is great > ---- > > Oh, by the way, someone found the estate of Edmund Cartlidge for me: > > Appraisal > of the estate of Edmund Cartlidge, Prince George Co., MD, 1740, by > Capt. > Thomas Cresap, Van Swearingen and George Gordon (?), surviving adm. > This > was from Skinner, p. 183(271269). Now can you imagine what he was > doing > over in Prince George Co., MD? Was there a trading path there? And > Thomas > Cresap and Van Swearingen certainly didn't live over there. I > really must > get > more information on this and find out was was inventoried. > > Marilyn ________________________________________________________________ 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=1195 Surname: KILE ------------------------- Robert Kile, who lived for a time in Hampshire Co.(died 1813), was executor for his brother James Kile's will(died 1806). James Kile was from Winchester, Frederick Co. Would like to correspond with anyone who has info in this line of Kiles. Robert and James' father was James Kile. Need name of mother. Their grandfather was also named James Kile and his wife was Ann - last name unknown. Any help appreciated.

Posted on: Hampshire County, WV Query Forum Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/WV/Hampshire?read=1193 Surname: ------------------------- I have Andrew Jackson Bobo born in Hampshire Co in 1825. Probably part of the family, however for really good info go to site FamilyBobo they have 1000s of family. Andrewwas my g grandfather, went to Hardy co, taylor Co (where my grandfather was born) and ended in Preston co, dying in 1896. Lou Smith