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

   
Captain Thomas Carter 1 January 1627 "London, Kempston, Barford, England" Katherine Dale 4 May 1670 "Christ Church Parish, Barford, VA" 22 October 1700 "Barford Estate, Lancaster Co., Virginia" "Captain Thomas Carter was a son of William Carter and Mary Ancsell. His wife (Katherine Dale) was a daughter of Major Edward Dale and Diana Skipwith.
The will of Captain Thomas Carter divided his estate in this manner: Wife Catherine to have the home plantation for the rest of her life, a negro man named Dick, the great table, and one third of the remainder of his personal property. Sons Edward, Thomas, Henry (who was in England at the time) and John to each have a hundred acres of land. Son James to have the land devised to Henry if he did not return from England. Daughters Elizabeth and Katherine, and sons Peter and Joseph had been provided for by their grandfather Dale. Son-in-law William George to account for 1,560 lbs of tobacco that he had advanced him on the Dale estate due to his wife from her grandfather. Son Thomas to have the home plantation after the death of his mother. The rest of his real and personal estates to be divided equally between all children." art13@gtec.com "The descendants of Captain Thomas Carter, written by Joseph Lyon Miller, MD, published by C. J. Carrier Company, Harrisonburg, Virginia, 1972, written in 1912."

"Lewis Green, Sr." 1710 "Prince George County, Virginia" Elizabeth Sarah Lauderdale 1750 6 August 1785 "Washington County, Kentucky" "Lewis Green, Sr., was a son of Robert Duff Green and Eleanor Dunn. He was married to Lady Elizabeth Lauderdale who was a daughter of James Maitland Lauderdale and Jean Gordon. Lewis Green, Sr., was a vestryman in the church at Kilgore Station. In the military records of the Colonies (1756 - August 1757, Colony of Virginia) Lewis Green enlisted in Captain Robert McKenzie's Company from Dinwiddie County, Virginia at the age of 30 at the rank of Private in the French and Indian War and also served in the Revolutionary War in Virginia. Children of Elizabeth and Lewis were: Nancy, Lewis, Elizabeth, James, Thomas, Zachariah, Sarah, John, Jesse and Jemima." art13@gtec.com

John Arnold/Arundell abt. 1590 "Devon, England" Unknown Virginia "Arrived in Jamestown 1611 with the Third Virginia Land Charter but name was spelled ""Arundell"". Is found in 1627 in Elizabeth City County at Bucks Row as neighbor of David Poole and James Bonall." kklaes@inu.net "THE THIRD VIRGINIA CHARTER (at University of Oklahoma Law Center); CAVALIERS AND PIONEERS, PATENT BOOK 1, PART 1, pg. 11, pg. 15, pg. 18, pg. 19"

Anthony Arnold "April 1, 1627" England Joanne Unknown "March 9, 1676 " "Westpoint, King William Co., Virginia" In 1662 owned property on “Black Creek” in what is now Hanover County (Black Creek empties into the Pamunkey River) and he owned property on the north side of the Mattaponi River (which he sold part of to Edmund Price in 1664) and property on the Chickamony Swamp in New Kent County. Was one of the last rebels to be caught during Bacons Rebellion and was one of three to be hung for his actions. http://www.geocities.com/smokey_lady4/AnthonyArnold1.html?1006564588690 kklaes@inu.net "CAVALIERS AND PIONEERS, pg. 446; . FOUNDERS AND PATRIOTS OF AMERICA INDEX, pg. 6; OLD RAPPAHANNOCK COUNTY, VA, DEEDS, II: 228 and THE ARNOLD FAMILY ASSOCIATION OF THE SOUTH, Vol. 3, No. 1-2, pg. 22-23"

George Fetty Sr. "June 7, 1753/55" "Princton, NJ ?" Pheobe ? ? "May 22, 1848" "Monongalia Co., VA, Now WV" "Fetty History, Genealogy and DNA Results are on
The FETTY Website.

< http://fetty.us >" http://fetty.us Fetty_Families@MyFamily.com Fetty Families

John Black abt. 1720 Unknown Abigail abt. 1740 September 1790 "Seville, PA" Farmer in Cumberland County who had 10 children. Fought in militia in the Revolution. His father may have been James Black. narsen@aaahawk.com

James akin btw. 1630 - 1635 Warwick Va. Sarah abt. 1665 Henrico Va. Feb. 1715 Henrico Va "Father Jno Aekin of Warwick Va. b. abt 1604 England
Known children James Akin b. abt. 1656 Henrico. Mary b. abt. 1659 Henrico, Va. Elizabeth b. abt. 1660 Henrico Va. & Sarah b. abt 1662" sakin @ pyramid 3.net multiple

robert bruce polk scotland magdalena tasker

"John Broyles (Breyel, Briles, Briehl)" 1679 "Otisheim, Wurttemburg, Germany" Ursula Roup "Nov. 6, 1703 " "Otisheim, Wurttemburg, Germany" 1734 "Spotsylvania County, Virginia" "Came to Germanna, Virginia with his family. He was among about 80 persons on a ship that came to Virginia from Rotterdam via England. He worked as an indentured servant for the Royal Governor of Virginia, Alexander Spotswood, in that officer's iron mine near the Rapidan River. He was granted land circa 1726 in present day Madison County, Virginia." edbroyles@onebox.com Edward Broyles

John Melvin "June 17, 1740" unknown at this time Abigail unknown at this time unknown at this time "March 17, 1837" Unity Maine "Burial Info
CEMETERY:Unity Pond, Unity Maine
LOCATION:Row 12


FROST #:56
WAR AFFILIATION:Revolutionary War
ADDITIONAL NOTES:
John's marker: white marble with circular veteran marker beside it.

John was one of the original settlers of Unity, Maine. The Unity Historical Society website states he came from Gorham, Maine.
" raider68@yahoo.com http://www.unitymaine.org/orgs/uhs/index.html

Abigail Melvin "October 26, 1745" unknown at this time John Melvin unknown at this time unknown at this time "July 26, 1830" Unity Maine "Burial Info
CEMETERY:Unity Pond, Unity Maine
LOCATION:Row 12


FROST #:56
ADDITIONAL NOTES:
Abigail's marker:black slate with weeping willow design
Abigail was married to John Melvin, a revolutionary war soldier and an original settler of Unity Maine.
" raider68@yahoo.com http://www.unitymaine.org

GEORGE BRASFIELD "PRESTBURY, CHESHIRE,ENGLAND" VIRGINIA "ARRIVED IN VIRGINIA FROM LIVERPOOL DEPARTED OCTOBER 1698 ON ""YE LOYALTY"". INDENTURED FOR 11 YEARS TO BERNARD GAINES OF ESSEX COUNTY.
SON GEORGE (BELIEVED BORN 1707 VA) SERVED IN AMELIA COUNTY MILITIA BEFORE MOVING TO WAKE COUNTY NORTH CAROLINA." http://www.brasfield.net carol.brassfield@ntlworld.com

Hardy Clark Abt 1799 South Carolina Frances C. Abt 1827 "Abbeville, SC" Bef 1870 "Harrison county, TX?" "Hardy and Frances migrated to Texas in about 1858, following their daughter Elizabeth Milbra Clark and her husband, James Richard Dodson. Dodson was killed in the Civil War in 1863. Elizabeth remarried a distant cousin, Benjamin Franklin Martin. Frances willed several acres of land to her children and their spouses. Spouses names were , William H. Chatham, Daniel Mays, J. M. Burton, M.A.I. Burton, W W. Darnall, F.A. Darnall and M.B. Rosser all heirs-in-law of Frances Clark. Most of this land was in Harrison, Panola and Shelby counties, TX." ann.hall@prodigy.net Land records and family notes.

nehemiah chandler 1703 "andover,MA" mary burroughs Lydia Abbot 1736 "Enfield,CT" 1756 "Enfield,CT"

Franklin Pierce Smith 07/22/1858 Unknown Alice Correll Smith 02/26/1888 Unknown 7/19/1919 "Point Pleasant, Tennessee" "First wife was Eliyyane Smith who died on 2/4/1885 and was mother of Christian Smith (b. 10/27/1876), Nanie Smith Samples (b. 1/18/1879), and Noah Smith (b. 9/19/1881).

Alice Correll Smith was born 10/4/1870 and died 5/14/1938.
She was mother to Mary Bell Smith Thomas (b. 5/1/1889), Hester Smith Calffee (b.6/3/1894), McClinton Smith (b. 5/16/1901) and Arlie Voin Smith (b. 5/7/1909).

Christian Smith married Lilie Turner and gave birth to 2 sons: Fuller and Ralph.

Nanie Smith married Coley Samples.

Noah Smith married Bertha Calffee on 8/14/1903. They were parents to twins: Frank and Jim. Noah died on 7/29/1961.

Mary Bell Smith married Ben Thomas on 11/3/1907. They were parents to ""Toukie"" and Ben, Jr. Mary Bell died on 10/28/1976.

Hester Smith married Howard Calffee on 9/6/1909 and gave birth to ""Big Pap"" and Sanford. Hester died in the flue epidemic on 10/29/1918.

McClinton Smith married Mamie Holt on 9/24/1922. They were the parents of Marshall, Wayne, and John Herschell Smith. McClinton died on 7/3/1986.

Arlie Smith married Cressie Aileen Fox (b. 2/24/1914) on 10/30/1932. They were the parents of Jacqueline, Ronald, and Sheila Smith. Arlie died on 4/15/1978. Jacqueline married John Woods and gave birth to Whitney. Ronald married Wilma Nease and had Karen and Ronald, Jr. Sheila married Bud (?last name) and gave birth to Lisa and Kim." apalmettogirl@netzero.com Arlie Smith family bible

nelly gray jan 26 1905 tn elizabeth lorine tripplet gray tn May-83 union city tn there where from waverly tn born and married there partents from there to my gandpa dad was aleesa clark gray not sure right spelling on that aleesa he went buy clark i thank he wife was annie crate gray crate being her madden i thank/ elizabeth lorine mom was grace osbrook and her dad was orst tripplet . i no the little there are kin to there all there in that waverly tn turner4358@bellsouth.net

boyd cleven mcclain 1897 ky ky tn "boyed was in war 1918 he was a 81st mechane gun they called it back then he was high wrecked i heard had pappers sign by the presdent . he had a daughter name lovie mcclain which had a son charles mcclain which is my father. boyed had a nother dauther name sammer mcclain not sure first name spelling she had a daughter name pamler kay .my dad charles mcclain now lives in wynnbrug tn wich is lake county .grandson of boyd mccain , even boyd was born in ky he moved to wynnburg tn and that where he pass away" turner4358@bellsouth.net

lovie mcclain 1924 ky harord price ill this is my grand mother she was born ky i thank daughter of boyd mcclain . mother of charles mcclain . she pass away in ill and was sent back home to wynnbrug tn to be bired. her son charles mcclain lives in wynnbrug at this time .she had a sister selmer mcclain turner4358@bellsouth.net

Capt. Louis Cook Jr 8/20/1965 "Shreveport, La" Deborah Ragus Cook 2/3/1990 "Shreveport, la" "family of three triplets. Alex,Courtney& Kelsey
and a member of the Shreveport Fire Dept"

McBride Louisiana Elizabeth West Texas Texas

Robert Bardwell 1647 "London, England" Mary Gull 21 November 1676 "Hatfield, Massachusetts" 9 January 1726 "Hatfield, Massachusetts" "Robert came to America in 1670. He was a Hatter by trade.He was in King Philips War.
BARDWELL /BORDWELL DECENDANTS BOOK # 2 2000

ROBERT BARDWELL
Born: London, England 1646/1647
Married: Mary Gull Hatfield, Massachusetts Nov. 29, 1676
Died: Hatfield, Mass. Jan. 9, 1726

Children:
Ebenezer Bardwell
Born: Oct. 19, 1679 Hatfield, Mass.
Married: Mary Field April 25, 1705/1706 / Born: June 18, 1684 Hatfield, Mass.

Mary Bardwell b. October 15, 1681

John Bardwell b. 1683-1684

Samuel Bardwell b. September 16, 1685

John Bardwell b. August18 / 28 1687

Thomas Bardwell b. December 8, 1691

Esther Bardwell b.August 8, 1693" http://hometown.aol.com/knight815/index.html Knight815@aol.com "Bardwell / Bordwell Descendants, Soldiers of the Colonial Wars"

Marianne V. Jan.19 1913 Perry "Denver,Colorado"

Issac butler 1752 Hannah Hull "May 11, 1775" 1832 "Fairfield, Vt." "State of Connecticut Military Department
The Adjutant General’s Office


This is to certify that Isaac Butler served in the War of the Revolution and the following is said service according to the records of this office. On page 46. “Connecticut men in the Revolution”, Isaac Butler, rank private, enlisted May 5, 1775 in the 2nd company, Captain Samuel Wylly’s, in Colonel Joseph Spencer’s Regiment which marched by companies to the camps forming around Boston, taking post at Roxbury, and served during the siege until expiration term of service December 1775. Isaac Butler was discharged December 18th, 1775. On page 228 same book appears the following, Isaac Butler, rank private, enlisted July 1, 1780. In a list of the whole of the names of the short service men who served in the 7th Connecticut Regiment in the year 1780 commanded by Herman Swift, Colonel, on Page 639, same book, appears the following- Isaac Butler, private, Connecticut Pensioner, Act of 1818, residing in Vermont, (no further record).
In testimony where of we have affixed here to the seal of this office.

" William E.S. Landers
Col. And Asst. Adjt. General

You can have this record endorsed without cost or certified for one dollar.
thefays@wyan.org

Samuel butler 1725/6 "Hartford, Ct." Mary Goodwin 8/19/1751 "Hartford, Ct." State of Connecticut
Military Department
The Adjutant General’s Office
"Hartford, March 5. 1910

" "This is to certify that the following records appear in the relation to Samuel Butler. An page 15, Public Records state of Connecticut 1776-1778, appears the following = This Assembly do appoint Samuel Butler, a Second Lieutenant in one of the eight battalions now ordered to be raised in the State. Done at a General Assembly of the Connor and Company holden at New Haven Oct. 10” – November 7th A.D. 1776. This Assembly resolved to raise eight battalions of troops in this state to serve in the Continental Army during the present war upon the wages, County, and allowances offered by the Honorable Continental Congress.
(No furthur record)
" "In testimony where of we have affixed here to, the Seal of this office.

" W.S. Landers
"Col. and Ass’t. Adjt. General

They will endorse this free of cost,
Certify for one dollar.
" thefays@wyan.org Letter in family archives

Samuel Butletr 1725/26 "Hartford, Ct." Mary Goodwin "August 8, 1751" "Hartford, Ct." State of Connecticut
Military Department
The Adjutant General’s Office
"Hartford, March 5. 1910

" "This is to certify that the following records appear in the relation to Samuel Butler. An page 15, Public Records state of Connecticut 1776-1778, appears the following = This Assembly do appoint Samuel Butler, a Second Lieutenant in one of the eight battalions now ordered to be raised in the State. Done at a General Assembly of the Connor and Company holden at New Haven Oct. 10” – November 7th A.D. 1776. This Assembly resolved to raise eight battalions of troops in this state to serve in the Continental Army during the present war upon the wages, County, and allowances offered by the Honorable Continental Congress.
(No furthur record)
" "In testimony where of we have affixed here to, the Seal of this office.

" W.S. Landers
"Col. and Ass’t. Adjt. General

They will endorse this free of cost,
Certify for one dollar.
" thefays@wyan.org Letter in family archives

William Cope 1719 Scotland Phoebe 1750 "Green County, Colony of New York" 1813 "Copetown, Ontario, Canada" " William Cope and Phoebe had ten children, 7 sons and 3 daughters. Jacob (b. 1755-d. ?) Colony of New York; William, Jr. (b. 1757-d. 1813) Colony of New York; Henry (b. 1760-d. ?) Colony of New York; Mary (b. 1761-d. ?) Colony of New York; Thomas & Phoebe (twins?) (b.1762- Thomas d. 1857, Phoebe d. ?) Colony of New York; Conrad (b. 1765-d. 1861) Colony of New York; Jacob (II) (b. 1777- d. 1858) Ulster, Colony of New York; Rebecca (b. 1779- d. ?) Ontario, Canada; and Mister (b. 1781 d. ?) Ontario, Canada. " ACOPE1@satx.rr.com L. D. S. Ancestral File

John Case 1616 "Gravesend, Kent, England" Sarah Spencer 1657 "Simsbury, Hartford, Connecticutt" 21 Feb 1703/04 "Simsbury, Hartford, Connecticutt" sbcover@msn.com

william addington 1750 "london, england" margret cromwell 1774 united states 1805 "williamsburg, virgina"

Levi Brunson "Oct 10, 1760" CT Mary Reynolds "Aug 6, 1835" Plymouth Luzerne Co PA Continental Troops
Connecticut Line served at Valley Forge pquinn23@comcast.net "Brown""s Oracle by John Brown 1793"

David Reynolds "June 17, 1734" West Greenwich Kent Co RI Hannah Maxson "July 8, 1816" Plymouth Luzerne Co PA private Continental Army CT division
May 1777 to Aug 1782 survivor Wyoming Massacre
pquinn23@comcast.net

Levi Brunson "Oct 10, 1760" CT Mary Reynolds "Aug 6, 1835" Plymouth Luzerne Co PA "Continental Troops Jan 1, 1781 to Dec 31, 1781
Connecticut Line served at Valley Forge" pquinn23@comcast.net "Brown""s Oracle by John Brown 1793"

William Noble Abt. 1761 VA Hannah Miner 1797 ? 1840 IN graceg72@yahoo.com 4th GGF

James William French 1821 Pa Sarah Hanner/ Hannah New York Ulser Co. Pa "I am looking for the Parents of James william French Born In Pa in 1821 His Grandparents May
have come from Conn, Does anyone have any information on hime He was also known as
Captain We believe our French came for Conn. Any help would greatl. I've have hit the brick wall.
Thank you for any help
Janet Houssock" mhous@epix.net

Philemon Dickerson 1598 England Mary Paine 1639 "Salem, MA" "May 27, 1672" "Southold, Long Island, NY" "Philemon Dickerson was an early colonist that set sail in 1637 on the ship the ""Mary Anne"" from reat Yarsmouth, England to Salem, MA. He married Mary Paine, another passenger on the Mary Anne, shortly after arriving in Salem. In the mid 1600's he moved to Southold Long Island, NY where he was a tanner. He was one of the founding fathers of Southold. He is the patriarch of the Dickerson family of Long Island and of Morris County, NJ." genealogy.com

John Keene 1657 "Calvert Co., MD" Mary Hopewell 1685-86 "January 12, 1723" "Dorchester, MD" "Captain John Keene as he was called. John served in the Colonial Miltia and gained the rank of Captian in 1714. John also served as Justice of the Courts in Dorchester Co., MD 1704-1722.

John's will was probated November 14, 1723 in Dorchester Co., MD. The lands he owned were ""Keene's Neck"" 250 acres, ""Clarks Outhold"" 100 acres and ""Keene's Neglect"" 92 acres.

Maryland Marriages and Genealogies, 1634-1820 Baltimore County Families 1659-1759

List John Keene son of Richard and Mary Keene was born in Md 1723, having married Mary Hopewell, inherted land from his father in Dor Co., leaving will Jan 12, 1722

Children of JOHN KEENE and MARY HOPEWELL are:

JOHN KEENE, b. 1686.
SARAH M. KEENE, b. 1688; m. MATTHEW TRAVERS.
EDWARD KEENE, b. 1690; d. Bet. 1753 - 1754.
HENRY KEENE, b. Abt. 1692, Dorchester, Maryland; d. Bef. 1749, Taylor's Island, Dorchester, MD.

BENJAMIN KEENE, b. 1694.
RICHARD KEENE, b. 1696; m. SUSAN POLLARD, November 04, 1714


" http://www.keeneklan.accessgenealogy.com/custom.html debby11@mindspring.com

Henry Keene Abt 1692 "Dorchester, MD" Mary Robson Bef 1715 "Dorchester, MD" "Dorchester, MD" "HENRY KEENE was born Abt. 1692 in Dorchester, Maryland, and died Bef. 1749 in Taylor's Island, Dorchester, MD. He married MARY ROBSON Bef. 1715, daughter of WILLIAM JR and JANE POLLARD. She was born Abt. 1691 in Dorchester, Maryland, and died Aft. 1747.

Maryland Probate Records 1674-1774 Calendar of Wills, Vol 10, 1748-1753 Page 100

Henry Keene, Dorchester Co., gentleman Jan 20, 1749 - July 21, 1750

To Wife-dwelling plantation Inow live upon, during her life; afterward to my son William Keene; after his decease, to grandson Henry Keene.

To Wife: certain Slaves
To grandson Henry- Slaves
To dau. Molly Keene Slaves
To son WIlliam, all the estate.

Wit: Thomas Murphey, Thomas Fargusson, Jame Paden

Children of HENRY KEENE and MARY ROBSON are:
MOLLY KEENE.

WILLIAM KEENE, b. Abt. 1716, Dorchester, Maryland; d. January 26, 1749/50.

" http://www.keeneklan.accessgenealogy.com/custom.html debby11@mindspring.com Debby Moulden-Frerichs

Johannes Schmeck Abt. 1717 "Alsace Township, Berks, Pennsylvania" Elizabeth "October 24, 1762 " "Alsace Township, Berks, Pennsylvania" "Will Abstract available, Nov. 2, 1762, Berks Co., Pennsylvania" tschmeck@eoni.com http://www.genealogylinkks.net/usa/pennsylvania/berks.htm

Solomon Crocker 1810/1820 "Spartanburg District, " Henrietta Catherine Powell 24 MAR 1839 South Carolina Before 1880 Alabama Or Arkansas "Sunsbury Boyd Crocker b. 27 Nov 1839 in Spartanburg District,South Carolina
Isaac Crocker b. About 1842 in Spartanburg District,South Carolina
James R CROCKER b. About 1843 in Spartanburg District,South Carolina
William Smith Crocker b. About 1844 in Spartanburg District,South Carolina
Abel Crocker b. About 1845 in Spartanburg District,South Carolina
Sarah J CROCKER b. About 1848 in Spartanburg District,South Carolina
Simeon Marshall Crocker b. 19 Apr 1850 in Tuscumbia,Franklin County,Alabama
Felix Walter Crocker b. 9 Apr 1851 in Tuscumbia,Franklin County,Alabama
Martha J CROCKER b. 1853 in Tuscumbia,Franklin County,Alabama
Bednago Crocker b. 1855 in Tuscumbia,Franklin County,Alabama
John Charles Crocker b. 1858 in Tuscumbia,Franklin County,Alabama
Buddy CROCKER b. About 1860 in Tuscumbia,Franklin County,Alabama
Judith CROCKER b. 1862 in Tuscumbia,Franklin County,Alabama" charlie-crocker@houston.rr.com Census Records

Edward McNulty 1775 Ireland Catherine McInenly 1824 "Notre-Dame de Quebec, Quebec, Canada" Circa 1850 "Inverness, Megantic County, Quebec" When did Edward arrived in Quebec from Ireland?

William Bolin 1785 North Carolina Rebecca Rummage Tennessee The Bolin family moved to the White County / Cumberland county area of Tennessee marrying into the Lewis / Blaylock and VanWinckle families.

Jeremy Adams 1604 England Rebecca Grenhill 1683 "Hartford, Conn"

George Senior 10/18/1973 Alabama none none none

John McClure "May 5,1761" "East Pennsboro, County of Cumberland, Pa." "I have a true inventory of the estate personal of John McClure deceased who departed this life the fifth of this instant in the Township of East Pennsboro, County of Cumberand as all singular the goods chattels the remnts belonging are prized and valued by the subscribers this 5th. day
ofMay 1761. Signed by John Semple and a William ---(name not legible) I have the Inventory listed. A second document: A true inventory made the 8th. day of May 1761 of all and in singular the ----not legibl--- disposed and appointed by John McClure in the County of Cumberland--(Dec,not legible--) andfor the use and maintainance of his family under the care of his widdow vallued by the subscribers.
signed by John Semple. I have the listed inventory on this document. I need to know the name of his widow and the names of this John McClure's children as they would have been the recipients of the inventories. Thank you for assistance. Mary E. McCrary, direct decendant.





" LasPalmasMary@webtv.net

Patrick Slatery ca 1750 unknown Anna Coppock pre-1800 unknown 1824 "Knox County, Tennessee" mustered out in NY state 1775 - only 1 partial document left giving year and amount of pay. Rest of collection burned. May have rejoined the NY Militia immediately afterward and served at Fort Klock in Rev. After sevice he had land granted in Virginia and then moved on to what became Tennessee where he was living in 1795 when it became a state.Searching for any information on him! marthase@aol.com "NY State Archives, Albany, NY; land grants in Virginia & W. Va.; archive records & Bible records in Tn."

Kevin Boyle 12/31/1989 Montgomery County

John William Willis Baltimore MD Dorchester Parish Nancy Hite 13Dec1798 Baltimore MD before 1840 "MD to NC to Warren Co, Ohio.
They had a son William (Billy) Willis (born who married
Raetta Green in Warren Co, Ohio and the permission
slip said Billy's father was John William Willis.
Billy was born 1812,

His brother Shelah was born 1806.
Would appreciate any additional information.

" malubak@hotmail.com

William Leach circa 1740's unknown; prob. VA or MD Sarah Anderson circa 1770 prob. VA (likely Fauquier County) circa 1787 prob. VA "William and Sarah had five children -- four girls and one son, John Leach (b. 1777 - VA). The daughters were: Jane, who never married; Elizabeth who married Roland (""Roley"")Smith; Sarah (called Betsey) who married Thomas Holmes; and Nancy who married John Short. " lrichwine@kdlegal.com family history written by Elias Leach in 1879

William Hillard 1614 Hester

Daniel Ward 1798 Maryland Rachel Martindale 1820 "Richmond , Indiana" 1974 "Laketon, Indiana" "In the Indiana census, Daniel said that he was born in Maryland. I would like to find his parents. What I have found, true or not I do not know, that he was indentured to a man by the name of Wadsworth when Daniel was 7 years old. There are reports around that his father was Joseph Ward and mother Rebecca Unknown but records only show that he married a Prudence Bird although there are 3 other women connected with Joseph, a Chloe Booth, Sara Thompson and Rebecca Unknown. If anyone likes a puzzle, this certainly is one. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you" lopa@ewol.com

Conrad Walters "March,1712" "Nordheim,Wurttemberg,Germany" First Wife-unknown; Second Wife-Nancy Redman About 1768-69 Monongahela Valey Present-Day Fayette Co. Pennsylvania 1792 Kentucky "Conrad Walters along with his brother Jacob and their father whose name was Jacob also,arrived in the colonies at the port of Philadelphia,aboard the ships,the Loyal Judith and Mary,on September 25,26 1732.I have no information about them from the timespan between the initial arrival in 1732 until about the late 1760's. Conrad Walters and his second wife Nancy Redman were some of the first settlers to arrive in the Monongahela Valley of present-day southwest Pennsylvania and northern West Virginia in the late 1760's. I have found evidence that they emigrated to this area from Loudoun County Virginia. At the time of their arrival in the Monongahela Valley in the late 1760's, the land deeds and court records were administered by West Augusta Co. Virginia and later by Monongalia Co. Virginia. Conrad Walters along with his wife Nancy and nine of his ten children emigrated to Kentucky in 1780. " walters@henderson.net

Peter Folts aka Vols/Fults/Fols/Voltz/

JOSEPH GENTREL / GENSLER 1815

JOSEPH KANSLER/ GENTREL / GENSLER 1815 PA REBECCA WELSH 1842-5 PA 27 October 1873 "Fayette County, Illinois " "This is an update on previously listed Joseph & Rebecca Update: Previously listed Joseph & Rebecca Gensler Family of Fayette Co. ILL. The Genslers name evolved with different spellings with their moves from Penn.to Ill.
JOSEPH'S birth Certificate & Family Bible were found in possession of Amanda Gensler's daughter Tennie Benson, MN. She gave the Birth certificate, and photocopies from Bible of family records to descendents of Philip & Mary (Gensler) Luster before Bible was destroyed in a house fire. Tennie Benson d. 1997.

JOSEPH GENTSLAR(sic)/GENSLER(1815-1873)is son of JOHN KANSLER & wife BARBARY BRANDT of Pennsylvania. Brandts were of the Seneca Indian Nation.(possibly Mohawk)
(Source: Seneca Co.OHIO Eden Twp.Hist)
Either JOHN KANZLER(sic)or his ancestor came from Germany.

REBECCA WELSH (b 1821 PA d.17 Nov 1901)is dau. of HUGH WELCH (WELSH) & wife SARAH TATE.
JOSEPH & REBECCA started out near Lancaster, PA, went into OH, then to IND during Civil War. Then to Fayette Co. IL after the Civil war.
JOSEPH & REBECCA GENTREL(sic)/ GENSLER had 10 children:
1. GEORGE GENTREL b. 1841 PA
2. JOHN GRETREL b. 1843 PA d in Civil War (wrote letters)
3. SARAH BARBARY GENTREL b.1845 PA d 1873IL m.Wesley Oglesby
4. MARY CATHARINE GENTREL b.1849 OH d 1932IL m Philip Luster
5. JOSEPH WILLIAM GENTREL b.1851IND d ? IL m Sarah unknwn
6. AGNES REBECCA GENTREL b. 1852 IND
7. ELIZABETH GENTREL b. 1855 IND
8. TABITH JANE GENTREL b. 1858 IND
9. SAMUEL ADAM GENTREL b. 1860 IND
10. AMANDA GENTREL b. 1864 IND

In the previous account of the Gensler family, some thought to be children,in Joseph Genslers Estate, Fayette Co. ILL list of heirs, may have been grandchildren.

This information in part, is courtesy of Laura Luster. " bbelle@coronach.ca "
Laura Luster.- Joseph's Birth Cert & Family Bible Records, Wesley Oglesby Civil War records"

Luke Chapin "April 1, 1740" "Palmer, MA" Elizabeth Ferry "April 1, 1761" "Palmer, MA" "Sept. 30, 1776" Mount Independence of smallpox Daughter Elizabeth Chapin was my ancestor. nrfan@zeronet.com