Susie, Can you go back passed Thomas Slater Sr.? Sara Slater was a sister to my Eleanor Slater. Eleanor married John Pipes. They lived in Greene County, Pennsylvania. Thanks, Connie http://www.angelfire.com/in/cjt

Pat, I also love to read anything I can find on my ancestors, even just the time period, and imagine what it must have been like for them. I think I am going to try and purchase "Tenmile", my library isn't to large. Thanks again for the information. Connie

Connie: Here are the siblings of Eleanor (Nellie). Forgot to add that last time around. Per Eleanor, this is what page 397 of "Tenmile" says: "Eleanor White died on September 3,1854. Her husband was George Gordon who died September 24, 1831. Eleanor (White) Gordon married (2) Timothy Terryl. Children of George and Eleanor (White) Gordon (O.C. Docket 1 pp. 376). 1. Mary Gordon, wife John Munyon 2. Rachel Gordon, wife of Felix Bell 3. Sarah Gordon, wife of Thomas Munyon 4. William Gordon 5. John Gordon 6. James Gordon 7. Israel Gordon 8. Basil Gordon 9. Eleanor Gordon 10. George Gordon 11. Mazy Gordon 12. Brice Gordon" Are you interested in historical facts about your ancestors, or just names and dates? For me, I always appreciate anything I can find about where they lived, how they lived, historical facts, etc. If you need more than names and dates, let me know. I also have statistical data on the Whites and Slaters. Will you be locating a copy of "Tenmile"? I think it's usually available in most genealogical libraries. A very distant "cuz", Pat Pulasky

Searching for info on: Carpenter, Robert married to Mary Ellen Morris or Scofield. Nettie Irene Carpeter(Baker) my gm. daughter of Robert and Mary Ellen. Clyde Homer Baker b. !896 d.1921 so Nettie Carpenter Baker and Isaac Thomas Baker. Served in World War 1. died in Canada. Looking for burial site. And was he married to Daisy H? from Washington Co. Ohio. Clyde was born in Tyler Co. gm Nettie may have been born in Wick. Her sisters were Olive Malissa Carpenter(Clark) lived in Paden City; Belle Tippens, also lived in Paden City and Jane Vandegrift. gf Isaac Thomas Baker(1875) so of Isaac Baker(1826) and Ursula Moose, Monroe Co. Ohio. Looking for parents of Isaac b.circa 1826.

I'm new to the list, and have many Tyler Co. ancestors, some from Greene Co., PA, Fayette Co., Pa and Monongalia Co., WV. I have a lot of information and am willing to share. My ancestors in Tyler Co. are: John W. Moore (1802 Greene Co., PA-1891 Tyler Co. WV) Mazy White Moore (1807 Greene Co., PA-1875 Tyler Co., PA)(Daughter of Israel White and Sarah Slater) James Covalt (1820 Marshall Co. WV-1909 Tyler Co. WV) Maria Rice Covalt (1825 Monongalia Co. WV-1895 Tyler Co.WV John William Whitsett (1876 Bethany WV-1935 Colombus Ohio) John Rice (1796 MD-after 1860 Tyler Co. PA) Sarah McCray Rice (1795 Monongalia Co. WV-after 1860 Tyler Co.WV) These are my ancestors that lived in Tyler Co., many of whom I can trace back for many more generations. Susie

Pat You spoke of two books "The Tenmile Country And Its Pioneer Families" and "The Pioneer History of Greene County, PA.", can they be found on the net or purchased where. CALHOUN CO.WV -- CAIN, HAUGHT, LYNCH, TINGLER, STARCHER TYLER CO.WV -- LINCH/LYNCH, HAUGHT, HART. RITCHIE CO.WV -- LINCH/LYNCH, HAUGHT, HART, TINGLER, DEEM, EDDY, RYAN ROBISON Thanks Keith Lynch >From: Patty S Pulasky <PULASKY1@worldnet.att.net> >Reply-To: PULASKY1@worldnet.att.net >To: WVTYLER-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: Re: Pipes/Slater/Kinney >Date: Thu, 06 May 1999 22:13:44 -0700 >MIME-Version: 1.0 >From WVTYLER-L-request@rootsweb.com Thu May 06 22:11:26 1999 >Received: from [204.212.38.30] by hotmail.com (1.5) with SMTP id >MHotMailB8FBC0FD0094D1B98324CCD4261E0CE70; Thu May 06 22:11:26 1999 >Received: (from slist@localhost)by bl-14.rootsweb.com (8.9.3/8.9.3) id >WAA02826;Thu, 6 May 1999 22:11:11 -0700 (PDT) >Resent-Date: Thu, 6 May 1999 22:11:11 -0700 (PDT) >Message-ID: <37327688.1C3F@worldnet.att.net> >X-Mailer: Mozilla 3.0C-WorldNet (Win95; I) >Old-To: WVTYLER-L@rootsweb.com >References: <37325B77.F5E04A30@in-motion.net> >Resent-Message-ID: <Z6TwE.A.-r.uXnM3@bl-14.rootsweb.com> >Resent-From: WVTYLER-L@rootsweb.com >X-Mailing-List: <WVTYLER-L@rootsweb.com> archive/latest/65 >X-Loop: WVTYLER-L@rootsweb.com >Precedence: list >Resent-Sender: WVTYLER-L-request@rootsweb.com > >Connie: > Again, from "The Tenmile Country And Its Pioneer Families", pages 397 >to 399: > Children Of Israel and Sarah (Slater) White >1. Elizabeth (Kinney) >2. Eleanor (Gordon #1) (Terryl #2); Eleanor was also known as Nellie. >3. Rachel (Shriver) >4. Sarah (Lemley) >5. Samuel >6. Rev. David >7. Ann >8. Mazy >9. Cassandra (Lemley) >10. Isaac > For anyone in Tyler County with forebears from Greene County, PA, I >recommend the above mentioned book. There is also another book that >contains fantastic historical detail on early Greene County, PA >families; it's a book that has been compiled from newspaper articles by >L. K. Evans, "The Pioneer History of Greene County, PA." > Pat Pulasky > ---------------------------------------------- >Connie Taylor wrote: > > > > Pat, > > Oh my gosh! We are related! Eleanor "Nellie" Slater was my 4th > > great-grandmother. Sarah and Eleanor were sisters. I only had one > > child for Israel White and Sara Slater and that was Ann Nancy White. > > Thank you, > > Connie in Indiana > _______________________________________________________________ Get Free Email and Do More On The Web. Visit http://www.msn.com

Pat, If you have any questions about my family maybe I can help you. Just ask. Thank you for the information. Connie

Connie: Again, from "The Tenmile Country And Its Pioneer Families", pages 397 to 399: Children Of Israel and Sarah (Slater) White 1. Elizabeth (Kinney) 2. Eleanor (Gordon #1) (Terryl #2); Eleanor was also known as Nellie. 3. Rachel (Shriver) 4. Sarah (Lemley) 5. Samuel 6. Rev. David 7. Ann 8. Mazy 9. Cassandra (Lemley) 10. Isaac For anyone in Tyler County with forebears from Greene County, PA, I recommend the above mentioned book. There is also another book that contains fantastic historical detail on early Greene County, PA families; it's a book that has been compiled from newspaper articles by L. K. Evans, "The Pioneer History of Greene County, PA." Pat Pulasky ---------------------------------------------- Connie Taylor wrote: > > Pat, > Oh my gosh! We are related! Eleanor "Nellie" Slater was my 4th > great-grandmother. Sarah and Eleanor were sisters. I only had one > child for Israel White and Sara Slater and that was Ann Nancy White. > Thank you, > Connie in Indiana

Pat, Oh my gosh! We are related! Eleanor "Nellie" Slater was my 4th great-grandmother. Sarah and Eleanor were sisters. I only had one child for Israel White and Sara Slater and that was Ann Nancy White. Thank you, Connie in Indiana

Connie: This all goes back to Greene County, PA. The Slater and Pipes information is from the book "The Tenmile Country and Its Pioneer Families", pages 387 to 389. John KINNEY, Sr, born 1783 or 1784 in New Jersey, married Elizabeth WHITE, 29th March, 1803 in Greene County, PA. Elizabeth was the daughter of Israel WHITE and Sarah SLATER. Sarah SLATER was the daughter of Thomas and Eleanor SLATER. Sarah was born 1760, married at Fort Jackson in Greene County to Israel White. Sarah's sister, Eleanor SLATER, born 1778, married at Fort Jackson to John PIPES (who owned land across the Tenmile area from Thomas SLATER). Children from this marriage were: Abner PIPES, James PIPES, John PIPES, Jr., Thomas PIPES, Jemima PIPES. My Tyler County connection is as follows: John KINNEY, with his family, including grown sons, Snowden Slater Kinney, Israel Kinney and George Kinney, migrated to Tyler County in the 1820s. This part of Tyler County became Doddridge County in 1845. Is any of this new for you? Hope it helps. Pat Pulasky in Southern California ------------------------------------------------ Connie Taylor wrote: > > Pat, > I will take anything you want to throw my way. I didn't know about the > Kinney connection. How is that? Maybe I can help you in some way also. > Connie > http://www.angelfire.com/in/cjt

Pat, I will take anything you want to throw my way. I didn't know about the Kinney connection. How is that? Maybe I can help you in some way also. Connie http://www.angelfire.com/in/cjt

Hello to Tyler County researchers, I am descended from William(b 1853 in Preston Co) and Anna Hannigan (b 1851 in Preston Co)CUPP's son Howard CUPP(b 1875 in Barbour Co). Anna and william CUPP moved to Tyler County after 1880. Anna Cupp had a boarding house in Alma or Centerville and William lived at Jug Run.They had the following children: Howard m Rachel ALice GORBY(b April 1881 in Tyler Co) d/o Thomas and Delilah Weekley GORBY. Maud married James Lambert MOFFATT in 1904. They lived in Alma. Ella married Silvance Berkley CONNER and lived in Alma and West Union(Doddridge Co) Mae married OD BAKER and lived in Ritchie County. Is anyone researching these families? I have gathered a lot of info on the GORBY surname if anyone is interested. I am glad to see that Tyler County has a mailing list. JoAnn Cupp PO Box 1674 Twain Harte, CA 95383

Researching Vincent SANDY, born ca 1800; possible first residence either Marion County or Harrison County. Reported to be the son of Vincent and Mila SANDY. Married Mary BEATY (daughter of Alexander BEATY)ca 1827, Marion County. Vincent SANDY died Tyler County, 9th August, 1853; Mary died 19th May, 1885. Children of Vincent & Mary: Jane, William, Mary, James, Sarah, Matilda(could have been Malinda), John and Susan. Also possibly a Vincent. Believe this SANDY family probably had its origins in old Virginia, possibly Rockingham County.

Connie: Pipes and Slater are names from Greene County, PA...and I know a lot of Greene County families migrated to Tyler County (including my Kinney family.) All three are connected. I have some Greene County info, if you'd need that. Pat Pulasky ------------------------------------------------- Connie Taylor wrote: > > I am one of the new ones to the list, and would like to hear from > anyone researching my names in Tyler County. I also have Seaton and > Slater names. Would like to find the parents of John Boreman who > married Sarah Kenner Seaton. Also the parents of Jacob Denoon and > Nancy Coulter. > More about my Jonathan Wright and wife Sarah ____. Any Pipes > connection, Abner Pipes and Ann Brown Boreman, John B. Pipes and > Delilah Hawkins. > Thanks, > Connie

I am one of the new ones to the list, and would like to hear from anyone researching my names in Tyler County. I also have Seaton and Slater names. Would like to find the parents of John Boreman who married Sarah Kenner Seaton. Also the parents of Jacob Denoon and Nancy Coulter. More about my Jonathan Wright and wife Sarah ____. Any Pipes connection, Abner Pipes and Ann Brown Boreman, John B. Pipes and Delilah Hawkins. Thanks, Connie

We have had several new subscribers in the last 2 weeks or so. If you are new or have not sent and email to the group, we would all like to know what your research interests are in Tyler County. I have checked and we our messages are now being archived and are searchable so it is worth having your interests out on various lists. Thanks and Welcome... Christina P.S. If you haven't already considered making a small donation to Rootsweb I hope you will give some thought to it. (My small donation led me to start this list!) http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/how-to-subscribe.html

I have been searching for a long time for the death of THOMAS BAYLIS. The last name could be spelt Bayliss, Baylis, BAyless, Bayles and even Bailis. He is listed in the census of Marshall County in 1860 along with his wife Eliza Jane as Thomas Bailis. Eliza is listed as a widow in the 1880 census of Marshall County. He's not listed in the 1870 census records of Marshall COunty or is he listed as he died in Marshall County. That is way I'm writing of all of you. Does anyone have access to the census records of your county or death records. Eliza died I know in 1919 but still I don't know where. Thomas was born between 1815-1822. In the census records there should be listed as children at least Lunetta and Indiana they are both girls and are between the ages of 12-15. I would appreciate any help anyone could give to me. Thanks for your time. Grace _______________________________________________________________ Get Free Email and Do More On The Web. Visit http://www.msn.com

The following voted at Williams schoolhouse in Fishing Creek bottom on 2 Nov 1840 (Presidential election). Waitman Furby Benj. F. Martin James Hart William Shuman Peter Coin (or Coen) Benjamin Tebott John Furby Samuel Long Jacob McCleod David Dunham John Lancaster James McClure Elias Villers Henry Garner John Buckhanon William H. Fairfax Ebenezer Clark Richard Dunahm Thos. H. Snodgrass I was unable to copy the whole list due to the FHCs copy lens being broken. Regards, Christina

Hi Kim, Sorry I couldn't reply sooner. If you go to www.familytreemaker.com, they have where you can look up the person on the SS Death Index. They have a pre-written letter that you can print out and mail in to get this information. If the person is not listed, then you can just write a letter and mail it in and they will try and locate the application with the information that you give them. It costs $7.00 if you know the SS# and $16.50 if you don't know the SS#. The address to write to is: Social Security Administration Office of Central Records Operations FOIA Workgroup P.O. Box 17772 300N. Greene Street Baltimore, Maryland 21290 Good Luck. Faith A. Van Schaik

Familytreemaker has a death index http://familytreemaker.com/ in the search location...click on auto write letter and you are able to print out your entire request !!! Nancy! If you are unable to locate your ancestor on this index I'm sure someone out there has the address for the Social Security Death Index for a complete search