Genealogy information and records concerning 
ancestors in the thirteen original American colonies.

  
Caspar Bunner Sr 1719 "Mannheim, Germany" Mary Christianna Brown (Braun) 1748 10/10/1779 Virginia "Caspar Bunner came to the US on a ship called the ""Loyal Judith"" in 1740; landed in Philadelphia Harbor and first joined his father Reuben Adam Bunner in Lancaster County before moving south to Tom's Creek, Augusta Coutny, Virginia; he is the father of John Amos Bunner and Joseph Bunner, who both served in the Continental Army during Revolutionary War" KAE11217@aol.com Karen Ann Bunner-Edwards

Joseph Bunner 1752 "Morgantown, Monongalia County, W.VA." Unknown Unknown 11/10/1828 "Smithtown, Monongalia County, W.VA." "Revolutionary War veteran ; enlisted in Pennsylivania and served under Captons Nelson, Grant & Davis; served in the PA Continental Line under Colonel Butler, Gen Wayne abd Lord Stirling; fought at the battles of Brandywine and Germantown; is listed on the Valley Forge roster; buried beside his brother John Amos Bunner who also was a Revolutionary War Veteran" KAE11217@aol.com Karen Ann Bunner-Edwards

Reuben Adam Bunner 1697 "Mannheim, Germany" Unknown Unknown 1741 "Lancaster County, Penn" Came to the United States in 1735 by ship through the Philadelphia Harbor; settled in Lancaster County with his wife and smaller children; owned and afrmed his own land; he is the father of Caspar Bunner Sr and grandfather of Revolutionary War Veterans John Amos Bunner and Joseph Bunner. KAE11217@aol.com Karen Ann Bunner-Edwards

Jacob Bunner Unknown "Mannheim, Germany" Unknown Unknown Camed to colonies in 1738 and was a captain in the Revolutionary War; mentioned in the Revolutionary War Diaries for Penn as having been commended for valiant service; listed on the officers roster of Valley Forge KAE11217@aol.com Karen Ann Bunner-Edwards

Reuben Adam Bunner 1697 "Mannheim, Germany" Unknown Unknown 1741 "Lancaster County, Penn" Came to the United States in 1735 by ship through the Philadelphia Harbor; settled in Lancaster County with his wife and smaller children; owned and farmed his own land; he is the father of Caspar Bunner Sr and grandfather of Revolutionary War Veterans John Amos Bunner and Joseph Bunner. KAE11217@aol.com Karen Ann Bunner-Edwards

JAMES BELL About 1781-1785 Ireland Mary Bean 5-1803 Caldwell Cty KY About 1850-1860 "White CTY AR,Searcy AR" "Seeking, searching trying to find & locate information on JAMES BELL,an Irishman being in Guilford CTY NC abt 1790. Was in Caldwell Cty KY by 5-1803, where he married Mary Bean. They had one son I know of named Robert Scott Bell,born 1805,Caldwell Cty KY. They left Caldwell Cty KY for Monroe Cty AR abt 1830. Robert Scott Bell served as judge,lawyer in that Cty, was the 2nd postmaster of Monroe Cty AR. James Bell became a Baptist Minister. Robert Scott Bell became a Cumberland Presbyterian Minister about 1850 there in Searcy AR. Robert Scott Bell & 2nd wife Arvilla Ann Waterman left for Indian Territory,known as Oklahoma today to run Burney Academy till his death in 1880.
Thank you!
Vicki Bell" rreynolds@pdq.net

Capt. Jonathan Samborne 25 May 1672 "Hampton, Rockingham, New Hampshire" Elizabeth Sherburne 4 Feb 1691/1692 "Little Harbor, Portsmouth, New Hampshire" 20 Jun 1741 "Hampton, Rockingham, New Hampshire" http://www.hampton.lib.nh.us/hampton/history/dow/chap13/dow13_4.htm brianp@phelpsinc.com "Joseph Dow, History of Hamptin, N. H. 1893."

Samuel Claggett 1756 "Snowhill, Fauquier, Virginia" Amie Jane Ramey 15 Sep 1785 "Loudoun Co., Virginia" 25 Mar 1820 "New Baltimore, Fauquier, Virginia" "He entered the army in the Maryland line on continental establishment as stated by his widow in the year 1777 as an Assistant Surgeon (he then being a student of medicine with doctor Gustavus R. Brown of Port Tobacco, Maryland) and served until about the middle of February 1780, he then resigned and went to sea. On his return he again entered the service in the same capacity and served to the end of the war. I have often heard him speak of his services as assistant surgeon at the Bethlehem Hospital and Valley Forge, and in the state of New York and other places.
--From pension claim W6693, an affadavit by William Horner. DAR Pension Vol. 149.

From DAR record #71 795:

CLAGGETT, Samuel, esf 1777 Charles Co., MD, while student of medicine at Port Tobacco, ME, as surgeon's mate; settled in VA after RW [Revolutionary War]; dd [died] 4th Monday of March 1821; md [married] 9/15/1785 Amie Jane Ramey of Cameron Parish at Leesburg, Loudoun Co, VA, per her AFF, but MB dated 8/22/1786 per Cc clerk's certificate to court; wid PN ae [widowed pension age] 68 Fauquier Co. VA 1838, per her AFF & dd there 11/10/47 leaving ch: Ferdinand, Christopher, Thomas, Anne W/o Tomlin Bailey, Elizabeth w/o Thomas McCormick, Cecelia w/o John G. Kirby, Sophia w/o Thomas Simpson & Juliet w/o Robert Roach, all liv 1850; d Mary Cooper & s [son] Samuel dd before m [mother] & had ch [children] mbnn liv 1850; AFF 1838 by William Horner ae [age] 69, res [resident] Warrenton VA, high sheriff of Fauquier Co, that he halfbro/o sol [soldier], & also b & reared Charles Co, MD, further his m's s's [mother's sisters] Dr. Samuel Clagett & Dr. Gustavus Horner RW svc together, further his m [mother] Ann also md Samuel Hanson Sr. of Green Hills, Charles Co, MD, further Dr William Brown, RW surgeon, near relative of sol; QLF 1929 from desc Mrs Samuel W Price, Searles, WV; QLF 1904 from gds [grandson] Charles W Cooper, res/o [resident of] Ex-Confederate Soldiers' Home, Richmond, VA, states sol wid [widowed] dd c1848, further querier bro of Mrs Price of Smyth Co, VA. R547" http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~btphelps/branches/claggettf/1756_dr_samuel_claggett.html brianp@phelpsinc.com DAR record #71 795

Joseph Anderson 7 April 1764 Williamsburg Dist SC Mary Way circa 1786 Sumterville (now Bishopville) SC 23 Oct 1823 Sumter Dist. SC Served in Marion's Brigade. ja1727@yahoo.com "Family records, DAR records, Claims against SC"

Zachriah Davis Feb 6 1760 Shrewsbury PA York CO PA Catherine Hooft/Huff @ 1784 PA OR VA OCT 1842 "Thorngrove,TN" "Zachriah served in the Rev. War he was in the Rev from start to finish.
Private from May 1 1780 to Jan 1781. Zachriah was 9th regiment 2nd Brigade of the PA line,Continental Solider served in the Continental Army under General George Washington at Valley Forge,PA.

his ch Jacob Davis b May 2 1793 believed to have settled in Ohio, Lawerence CO Ohio is one place of residence.

Jesse Davis b Jan 3 1802 Green CO KY marr Lydia Keener and settled in Thorngorve,TN area

John Davis is where I come in -- settled in Knox CO KY marr Rosanna Hoskins

Elizabeth marr A Mr. Brewster/Brewer settled in the Cleveland TN area.

Zachriah siblinga are as listed
Richard,James,Norton,William,Evan,John and 2-3 females, the females are to believed they settled in VA.
James settled Fayette CO PA, Richard in Knox CO KY along with John & William in Knox CO KY or Knox CO TN

I look forward in hearing from you.
May God Bless you
Sandy Davis Posten
Jesse" findinfamily_99@excite.com Davis Family

Esras Reade 1595 England 1680 Boston MA "Arrived in Boton 1636 with 2 brothers.Was a housewright and built on Black Horse Lane,now Prince St.in North End.Next generation spelled,READ,and subsequently all other decendants use,REED,and still do.Later in life I understand he was among the first Selectmen,in Chelmford,Mass. (or one of his family)One brother settled in Weymouth Mass.and his issue later were silversmiths in Taunton Mass. The 3rd bbrother's issue went to Maine and were among the first of that surname there. Also later,aReed was Governor there." ackreed@atti.com family

james Hutchison 1743 "Antrim County, Ireland" Jane Kelly 1775 Pennsylvannia 1729 "Fredricksvurg, Ohio" "The Hutchison family were linen manufacturers in Glasgow Scotland. William Hutchison died in Ireland, most likely in County Antium, though the widow Mary talked about Londonderry. ( have not found her maiden name) In 1754 the widow Mary along with other family members and her sons traveled toAmerican from Ireland. Also on the ship where the Matthew Kelly Family. His wife was Jane (Brown). One of their children was Jane.
They evidently had a rather rough trip since they were 16 weeks in crossing.They were reduced to the extremity of securing drinking water by catching rain in blankets. After traveling down the delaware River the ship landed in New London, Chester County. It is said they settled in the Irish Presbyterian Settlement. Both the Hutchison and Kelly lived not far apart for when James and Jane were old enough they Married. Some of the family moved on to New York.James and problably others moved to Westmoreland County, PA. where they settled near where West Newton now stands. ""In the Fork of Yough""" janczu@aol.com "Family records, "

joseph waller I england lydia 1672 "fairfield,ct."

Thomas Chevers 1607 "Monkstown, Dublin County, Ireland" Griffin "Monkstown, Dublin County, Ireland" Feb 7 1663 "Surry County, Va" "Thomas Chevers parents were Henry Chevers and Catherine FitzWilliam of Monkstown Castle, county Dublin. Henry and Catherine had three sons and one daughter: Walter, who married Allison Netterville, the daughter of Viscount Netterville, Thomas, Patrick who died young and unmarried17 and Margaret, who died young and unmarried. His brother, Walter, as head of the cadet branch of the Chevers family, suffered displacement at the hands of Cromwell’s crew" http://www.xtremechat.org shivers@xtremechat.org "Dr Thomas Montgomery Phd. Berkely, Ca"

WILLIAM THOMAS CA 1754 VIRGINIA MARGARET (MARTIEL) MARSHALL 1783 VIRGINIA 28 JANUARY 1828 "VIGO CO., INDIANA" "WM'S FATHER, NAME UNKNOWN, CAME TO RICHMOND, VA FROM WALES AND IS SAID TO HAVE
DIED IN THE REVOLUTION AS DID WM'S BROTHER.
WM AND MARGARET BURIED INTHE PRAIRIE CREEK CMT. BAPTIST CHURCH,
MIDDLETOWN, INDIANA, GRAVE NO 1, LOT 74" MICROMAN@WCOIL.COM "SAR PATRIOTS FILE, 1903 THOMAS PHAMPLET, FT. WAYNE RESEARCH"

JACOB AMENT CA 1742 PENNSYLVANIA BARBARA LEIB PENNSYLVANIA CA 1821 "FALLOWFIELD TWP, WASHINGTON CO., PA" "JACOB WAS A CAPTAIN, 7TH CO, 7TH BN, YORK MILITIA.
PROBABLY BORN YORK CO., PA AND MARRIED IN THE CO.
2ND MARRIAGE PRIOR TO 1801 TO A NANCY _____." MICROMAN@WCOIL.COM "US MILITARY ARCHIVES, SAR FILES."

Johann Chrismer 1700 Germany Mary 1786 York PA

Patrick Michael McSherry 1725 "Armagh, Ireland" Catharine Gartland 1754 ? "Armagh, Ireland" Jul-75 York Co. PA "Patrick M. McSherry immigrated to America which his wife and 3 children, Edward, John and Mary around 1760. Patrick had purchased over the years between 1763 to 1789 several tracts of land in what is now Adams Co. Pa and Carroll Co. Md. Patrick had appeared in front of the Governor's Provincial Court in York Co. where Ben Franklin was chairman. From this relationship in the court room eventually evolved to a mutual patriotic effort to declare independence. Patrick Michael McSherry was appointed to the York Co. Safety Council in 1744 and member of the Committee of Correspondence for York Co. Pa in 1775. " bubba0302@juno.com "History of Adams Co, Pa 1886 press, Pa Archives vol 1 and 2"

Mathew Wood 2/24/1761 VA Rebecca Young 10/26/1831 or 1832 Giles Co. TN "Mathew was a Capt. in the Revolutinary War. He was commissioned in April of 1776. Matt served under John Gray's company as well as Colonel Sumners 3rd North Carolina regiment. He then was reported to have been engaged in the battle of Sullivan's Island at which point he marched on to Philly and took part in the battles of Brandywine and Germantown. It was there that Col.Turner was shot and Mathew commanded this company. He wintered at Valley Forge and that next June was part of the battle at Monmouth, after which e returned to NC to engage in recruiting services. He was awarded pension in January, 1823.

Mathew was married to Rebecca Young, they had eight children, Elizabeth, JOHN, Pleasant, Charles, Delilah, Polly, William, and Sinia. All children are listed as being born or surviving by 1850, as seen in the US census. John was over 21 at the time of Mathews' Pension application. Court records in Giles Co. TN indicate that John could be Mathews son, but evidence is still being collected on this. All of John's children, born in Giles Co. TN are named after his siblings. John died in 1850. if there is anyone with additional information regarding this Wood family line or any related spinoff, please respond.

Thanks in advance. Dot Wood" divadot@juno.com Revolutionary War Pension File # S 39135

william keske 1893 germany catherine sauer 1923 milwaukee 1975 "wild rose, wi usa" kherog@ez-net.com

Asa Hapgood 6 dec 1728 "Shewsbury, Worcester, Massachusetts" Anna Bowker 6 Dec 1750 "Shrewsbury, Worcester, Massachusetts" 23 Dec 1791 "Barre, Worcester, Massachusetts" "Asa Hapgood (1728-91) was a delegate to the Provincial Congress and a member of the Convention that framed the State Constitution. He was chairman of the Committee of Safety, 1775, of Barre, Mass.

He settled upon the homestead left him by his father, but was required to pay to each of his brothers and sisters considerable sums. He seems to have disposed of the home lot to his brother Joab, about 1754, and to have removed to Rutland District, now Barre, which was incorporated 1753. April 16, 1765, he with his wife, signed a quitclaim, in favor of Charles Bowker to her interest in the estate of Asa Bowker, late of Shrewsbury, and other quitclaims to Charles Bowker, August 26, 1765, in favor of Ebenezer and Eleaser Rice. The meadow in Shrewsbury, which he bought for 47 pounds, March 5, 1753, may have been included in these quitclaims. About 1763, he began to be identified as one of the leading men of the Rutland District. On the 23rd of February, 1773, a town meeting was called ""to consider of a Circular Letter from the town of Boston, concerning the State and Rights of the Province."" The letter was referred to a committee, of which Asa Hapgood was one. The grave questions then agitating the colony, made it important to the district to be represented in the General Court, The warrant for a town meeting, issued March 15, 1773, had this article: ""To see if the District will petition the Great and General Court of be set off as a town, or to act anything relative thereto."" Asa Hapgood was placed upon the committee to present the petition. Passed, to be enacted, at Sale , June 14, signed by the Governor, June 17, 1774. He was chosen chairman of the ""Committee of Safety,"" 1775, and as chairman of the ""Committee of Correspondence,"" and Board of Selectmen of the Rutland District. He had great influence in reorganizing the militia. In April, 1779, it was voted by the Legislature to call a convention of delegates of the towns to meet at Cambridge on the first of September following, for the express purpose of framing a form of government. In this important convention, Barre was represented by those clear-sighted and trusty men, always foremost when any grave public service was to be rendered, John Mason, Esquire, Lieutenant Andrew Parker, and Lieutenant Asa Hapgood (See Centennial address of Reverend J. W. Thompson D.D. at Barre, June 17, 1874, for the above).

He appears, with rank of private, on muster and pay rolls of Captain William Henry's Company, Colonel Whitney's regiment, for service at Rhode Island on the Alarm of ______; time of enlistment, May 3, 1777, discharged July 5, 1777; belonged to Barre. He enlisted, September 2, 1777 in Captain Benjamin Nye's company, Colonel James Wilder's regiment; discharged September 18, 1777.
" dig4gen@msn.com "The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution DAR ID Number: 18755 , ""The Hapgood Family Descendants of Shadrach 1656-1898"""

William Merchant 6 September 1751 "Gloucester, MA" Hannah Wheeler 23 December 1777 "Gloucester, MA" 15 October 1802 "Gloucester, MA" "William Merchant was a 1st Lietu. Capt. Mark Poole's Co. --Col. Wigglesworth Regt. expedition to Rhode Island. Stationed Chelsea, MA. Non-commissioned officer Capt. Barnabas Dodge's Co., Col. Baldwin's regt. Orderly Sargeant Capt. Barnabas Dodge's Co. Lent money to the town of Gloucester for bounty for soldiers in Capt. Mark Poole's Co. in 1776. " ninepines@earthlink.net

John Francis Whited North Carolina Sarah Debord Virginia More information at whited@saber.net. whited@saber.net

"Robert ""KING"" Carter" Aug. 4 1663 "Lancaster Co, Virginia" "Elizabeth Landon Willis , Judith Armistead" 1701 "Lancaster, Christ Church Lancaster, VA" "Aug, 1732" "Corotoman, Lancaster Co, VA" "Robert was the son of JOhn Carter. Robert excelled at business . He bought up huge land patents of land in northern VA. He was a Colonel in the Militia in the REV. War, as well as The First Millionaire in America. He inherited property from his father, and a sizeable estate on the death of his older half-brother John, but through his own business abilities and the opportunities that he seized, he had acquired well over 300,000 acres of land, nearly 1,000 slaves, and a considerable cash estate by the time of his death according to his obituary in London's Gentleman's Magazine. No other Virginian of his generation was so successful in his political career, in the marriages made by his children, and so ruthless in building his estate for the benefit of those children.

He was astute in business, politics, and land speculation, and his fortune, political successes, and estates, vast even in a time of insatiability in land ownership, demonstrate his success. His acute sense of his own importance, and knowledge of the power that his wealth and political acumen had brought him, earned him the derisive nickname of ""King,""

His political power was firmly based in the inheritances that he received from his father, Colonel John Carter (c. 1613-1669), from his older half-brother, Lt. Col. John Carter (c. 1648-1690), and from family connections. John Carter, the immigrant, made several voyages to Virginia before establishing himself there permanently between May 1638 and January 1641. Apparently he brought with him useful political connections and considerable money for he soon was chosen burgess for Nansemond River in Upper Norfolk County. But his attention was further north; he acquired land by patent and purchase in what was then Charles River County (to become Lancaster in 1751). Although he appears first in the Lancaster County records in January 1652, he had apparently not yet ""seated"" his land and had to obtain that April an act of the Assembly for an extension; he moved there soon afterwards. " yanknrebel@cs.com "The Virginia Dynasties by Clifford Dowdey, as well as Christ Church records and misc. "

Benjamin Creech JeanJohn824@cs.com

Jacob Haines 1750 "Berks Co., Pennsylvania" Christina Houseman bef 1784 Pennsylvania 1827 "Rockwood, Pennsylvania" "Title: Genealogy and Other Records Grant and Pleasant Districts Preston County, WV by Edward Thorpe King
Author: Edward Thorpe King
Publication: 1933
Note: contains cemetery, church and family Bible records
Repository:
Call Number:
Media: Book
Page: page 127
Text: ""Up to 1850 no Lutherans were residents on the west side of Big Sandy Creek, but in that year, John Haines, whose father came from Germany, came here from Centerville, Somerset County, Penn., and with his five sons, Jonas, Jacob, Henry, Silas and John, and also two son-in-laws, Jonathan Laub and Jonathan Nedrow, purchased a tract of nearly five thousand acres of land in Hazel Run settlement, and the edge of Pennsylvania.""
" http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=nedrow&id=I0541&ti=5541 azurec3@aol.com "Genealogy and Other Records Grant and Pleasant Districts Preston County, WV by Edward Thorpe King"

Thomas Bentley 1685 "Kingston, Washington County , Rhode Island"

Jane Merritt 10 April 1701 Philip Barratt 1778 "Cecil Co., Maryland" jbrowb1002@aol.com

John Bittel 17 Barbara Mason (Maurer) 1807 "Masontown, PA" Tipton County IN

simeon young phipps 8-28-1829 North Carolina 1- Elizabeth Hutchens 2- Henrietta Estridge "1- Oct. 18, 1853 2- April 20, 1882" Orange Co. N.C. Johnston Co. N.C. 8/16/1911 "Durham , N.C." Obit states 19 children Have information on 10 children by Elizabeth and 6 children by Henrietta available. kakmorris28334 @ yahoo.com Family Bible

Jasper Crane About 1605 "Sparton Parish, Somerset, England" Alice Leave About 1629 London England About 1681 "Newark, Essex, New Jersey" "Emigrated to Massachutes around 1635
Moved to Newark, New Jersey around 1667" wlove@charter.net

Deacon Azariah Crane 1649 "Newark, Essex Co. New Jersey" Marty Treat 1677 Newark Essex Co. New Jersey "November 5, 1730" "Montclair, Essex, New Jersey" Occupation: Deacon & Yoeman wlove@charter.net

Ann McVeagh John McNeel 7 Nov 1763 "Hunterdon, New Jersey" Abt 1780 Giniwalton@aol.com

Leah Ripley "April 17, 1693" "Windham, Connecticut" Samuel Cook "March 14, 1716" "Windham, Connecticut" "April 28, 1779" "Windham, Connecticut" "Leah Ripley, twin. Daughter of Justice Joshua Ripley and Hannah Bradford d/o William Bradford s/o Gov. William Bradford.

Their daughter Rebecca Cook b November 26, 1718 Windham, Cn d. July 15, 1764 Litchfield Cn. married Captain Caleb Jewett b June 25, 1710 d January 18, 1778

Their daughter Sybil Jewitt b. April 22, 1760 d February 25, 1822 married Daniel Sage." aaowens@hotmail.com

samuel jack 4-16-1793 maryland sarah minturn 5-3-1816 champaign Ohio 1-24-1848 "Coles County, Illinois"

Thomas Fairchild Sr. "Cambridge, England" "Emma Faith Seabrook, daughter of Robert Seabrook" "Stratford, Fairfield, CT" "Thomas Fairchild Sr. and his wife emigrated to Stratford,
Fairfield, CT in the early 1600s. Thomas married Emma
Faith Seabrook, the youngest of eight daughters of Robert
Seabrook. I am descended from Thomas Fairchild, Jr., who
was married to Sarah Susannah Preston." MCS6933@flash.net

JOHN CHAPMAN 1762 "HALIFAX COUNTY, VIRGINIA" LUCY BARBER WILLIAMS "JANUARY 24, 1791" HALIFAX COUNTY VIRGINIA "DECEMBER 25, 1833" "CUMBERLAND, KENTUCKY OR FENTRESS COUNTY, TENNESSEE" "nEED ANY INFORMATION ABOUT THIS FAMILY, ESPECIALY ANYTHING THAT WOULD LEAD TO WHO JOHN'S PARENT'S WERE. JOHN MAY HAVE BEEN MARRIED TO A TYREE OR OTHER SPELLINGS OF THAT NAME.
PLEASE LET ME KNOW IF YOU HAVE ANY INFORMATION, OR CAN HELP LOCATE THAT INFORMATION." http://www.tribalpages.com/tribes/ chappy password issoaringeagle chap6206@bellsouth.net

John T. Trump 20 June 1810 Pennsylvania Elizabeth North 21 June 1839 "Allen County, Kentucky" 20 April 1881 "Parke County, Indiana" "I am seeking the parents and siblings of John T. Trump. The only other clue that I have is what he named his 10 children, all of whom were born in Indiana except the first daughter, who was born in Allen Co., KY. One interesting note, John named one of his sons James ""Forney"" Trump, and one of John's sons, Thomas Herschel, my line, named one of his sons James Forney. Forney sounds like a surname to me. Thanks for any clues you can give. " anita_s_ellis@hotmail.com "John T. Trump Bible, Parke Co., Indiana Census 1880"

James Sanders 1650 "Haverhill, Suffolk Co., England" Sarah Scrimshire "07 september, 1698" 1717 Virginia Decendant of Robert Kent

John McDonald 1947 Inverness Scotland Anna Shory 1766 (?) "Ft. Loudon, TN (Cherokee Nation)" 1830 (?) TN "Cherokee name: TarTarsKeeKee
British Commissary Officer during Rev. War. Son George (unmarried {?}) and Daughter Mary Mollie married Daniel Ross and gave birth to 8 children, including Chief John ""Cooweescoowee"" Ross. " http://community.webtv.net/wamdlm/theGrandfloorInn WAM3@webtv.net Family research

William C. McDonald "3rd Kenucky Mounted Infantry, Co. E Prv.(CSA) buried Greenville SC w/spouse.
Survived shot to neck." WAM3@webtv.net CSA files

Willian A. McDonald Sr. 1882 Wash. Cty. AR Maggie Philips 1910 (?) West Frk AR 1942 Salinas KS Served inthe US Army in the Philippes with B Co. 2nd Inf. Regmt 1902-1906. WAM3@webtv.net Family Research

John McDonald 1747 Inverness SCT Correction on birth date.

HENRY AUGUSTUS SLUSSER 20 April 1798 "CARLISLE,PENNSYLVANIA" "ELIZABETH LINNINGER,2nd:LYDIA LINNINGER" "southbend,indiana" "family bible,relatives memories,census records etc."

Robert Lockwood 14 Jan 1599/1600 "Combs, Suffolk, England" Susannah Norman 1632 "Watertown, Middlesex, MA." 1658 "Greenwich, Fairfield Co., Connecticut" Was with the Winthrop Fleet in 1630. linusvanpelt_5@msn.com

John William Worsham 1619/1625 England 1660/1661 "Henrico Co., Virginia Colony" sbcover@msn.com WARSHAM/WASHAM FAMILY RECORDS

Thomas Jones About 1784 Virginia Margaret 1819 Virginia About 1855 Ohio wjones6@columbus.rr.com

Thomas Purchase 29 jan 1680 "Lynn, Essex, MA" Hannah Cooke 1710 "Salem, Essex, Ma" 27 Dec 1758 "West Springfield, Hampton, MA"

John Parker

Moses Lurvey "30 October, 1753" "Gloucester, Essex County, Massachusetts" Elizabeth Potter "11 January, 1776" "Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts" "23 November, 1836" "Barnard, Windsor County, Vermont" "Revolutionary War soldier-enlisted in May 1775 in the State of Massachusetts in the company commanded by Captain Barnabas Dodge in the Regiment commanded by Colonel Gerrish and served eight months. In January, 1776 he enlisted for the term of one year in the company commaded by Captain Josiah Fay in the Regiment commanded by Colonel Jonathan Ward in the line of the State of Massachusetts, and continued to serve until January 1777, when he was discharged from the service at Peekskill, New York. Moses removed with his father to Barnard, Windsor County, Vermont in January, 1778. He there saw service in Captain Benjamin Cox's Company of Miltia, for scouting done pursuing after the enemy to Brookfield October 11, 1780 for three days, traveling twenty-five miles. Married (2nd) Ruth Carver, 16 December, 1813. Farmer. Buried South Barnard Cemetery, Barnard, Vermont." Monz53@aol.com "Rev. War Pension File-Moses Lurvey -S.41222; Revolutionary War transcript -State of Vermont, Adjutant General's Office dated November 28, 1934; History of Barnard, Vermont, with family genealogies, by W.M.Newton, Vermont Historical Society, c. 1928, pp. 140-141."

Kieth Pindroh "Febuary 20,1953" Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Cheryl Bowers "July 8,1983" North Park

thomas nelson lucy armistead

Joseph Anderson circa 1750 Virginia Mary (last name unkown) circa 1770 Virginia 1806 "Kaskaskia, Illinois" "Served in the Revolutionary War with George Rogers Clark from about 1779-1781. Went between Illinois and South Carolina. Died in Kaskaskia possible Indian attack while out hunting. Had several children. Amos Anderson is my line and he married Tabitha Marlow circa 1800. They had at least two children, John F. and Amos J. both born in Perry County, IL. John F. married Elizabeth Keith in 1836 and Amos J. married Rachel Lane about 1850." slh101@cox.net

thomas thorpe 1701 england "august 19, 1759" "king and queen county, virginia" "he was a county official for King and Queen county Virginia. Grave site in king and queen county , va. near Mattaponi river." 4thomps@rivnet.net

JOHN PARRISH YR 1694 POSS YORKSHIRE ENGLAND MARY JUDITH 1751 GOOCHLAND VA GOOCHLAND VA WANT TO KNOW IF HE WAS FROM ENGLAND OR WHER HIS FIEST SON WAS BRISSIE PARRISH AND A SON WILLIAM MY GGGG GRAND FATHER OWN LAND IN VA HAD HIS AND BRISSIE AND VALENTINE NAMES ON LAND SAIL ETC AMY4465@CS.COM PARRISH