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

"Christian Henrich, Sr." Dec. 13th 1718 Germany Mary Margaret Beverts ABT 1744 "Albany Twp., Berks Co., PA" Dec. 12th 1798 "Asperum Collem, Albany Twp., Berks Co. PA" "Served, along with his two sons Christian Jr. and Peter, in the First Battalion, Berks Co., under Captain Folck. Names of the three men spelled variously ""Heinrich"" and ""Henrick"" in muster roll." twopipstreasures@aol.com PA Archives 3:6:275-322

Konrad Larsson Sweden 1963 Boyle Canada

Daniel Goings/Goins 1755 Virginia Unknown 8/22/1838 "County of Campbell, State of Tennessee" "Records of Campbell County, Tennessee Court Minutes, Vol. 3, 1834-1839, 4th day of March 1839. Evidence produced in court proving that Daniel Goins was a Revolutionary Pensioner of the United States at the rate of Eight dollars per month. Pension #s 38744
Daniel Going enlisted in February 1777 in the State of Virginia. Captain Scruggs, Colonel Josiah Parker for two years. Cert. 13511
Valley Forge, 5th Regiment." glenna@well.com LDS film #24604

Hur Mills 1714 "Opekin Creek, VA" Rachel Harrold 1738 VA 1761 North Carolina "Father: John Mills and Rebecca. John Mills came from England and landed at Philadelphia, and moved to Winchester, VA settling on Opekin Creek. Quaker. About 1755, moved to North Carolina because of fighting and Indian Wars, Deep River, Guilford County. Rebecca moved to Montgomery Co. North Carolina when he died.
Children: John Mills m Sarah Beals, granddaughter of Thomas and Sarah Bowater on mother's side and John and Mary
Clayton Beals. Henry Mills b.1720-1802 PA married Hannah Thornburg. Thomas b 1709-1793 m Elizabeth Harrold in 1730.
William b 1742-1785 w Rebecca. George, b1747, twin to Benjamin, Jonathan b 1759, Richard, Mary b1722. Rebeckah b 1744, Alice, b1750, Tabitha b. 1753." glenna@well.com internet and book by Paul Mills published in 1966. he did research.

Henry Mills 1720 Pennsylvania Hannah Thornburg Pennsylvania 1810 "Deep River, Guilford County, North Carolina" "Hannah Thornburg was the daughter of Walter Thornburg and Margaret Beeson. They may have come from Armagh,Ireland. Henry sat as head of Deep River Meeting for many years. He was issued 55 acres of land in Dec. 1761 in Guilford County. They had eleven children: Aaron b 1749-1794 who married Charity Mendenhall b.1754. Sarah Mills b 1745-1825 m. Tarlton Johnson in 1765. Hannah Mills, b 1752-1790 m Manlove Wheeler in 1774. Ruth b 1763-1801 m James Johnson.
Rachel b 1767. Moses b 1743-1759. Margaret b. 1747-1759.
Hur b. 1755. Charity b. 1758-1799 m Samuel Hoggatt.
Joshua b 1761-1761. Rebecakah b. 1765. she never married and took care of Henry until his death." glenna@well.com "Internet and book by Paul Mills, The Henry Mills Family"

Aaron Mills 1749 Virginia Charity Mendenhall 1774 North Carolina 1794 North Carolina "Charity was born in 1754, the daughter of Mordecai and Charity Beeson Mendenhall, g.dt of John and Susan Pearson Mendenhall, gg.dt of John and Elizabeth Maris Mendenhall, ggg.dt of George and Alice Maris from England 1683.

Aaron is the grandson of John Mills and Rebecca who came from England." glenna@well.com History of Henry Mills

David James Jun 1660 "Cardiff, Wales" Jane "Jun 27,1789" "Jun 27, 1789" Pennsylvania "Buried at Great Valley Baptist Church Cemetery, Near Valley Forge Campgrounds, Pa.

(wife's name and birthdate gotten from a family tree on ancestry.com)" loriann-333@earthlink.net "Handwritten family tree, ""James Ancestors"""

Niles Matson Abt. 1654 Sweden "Niles Matson, a Swede, came to Delaware with the first group of Swedish settlers on the Delaware river, in the ships 'Bird Grip' and 'King of Calxar' in the autumn of 1637. (direct quote from handwritten document)" loriann-333@earthlink.net Handwritten genealogy

Richard French Mary Williamson Canada "My name is John Dawson French. I live in Kamloops, British Columbia. I am 56 years old. I am searching for a French Connection…Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Although I have little family information, I’m hopeful that someone out there will recognize these names and contact me.


Generation 1…William French (Head Inn, Randalton) (Derry, Ireland)
" Married a woman of Castle Dawson (Nobility)

Generation 2…A son named John French (Immigrated in 1818? From Ireland?)

Generation 3…We know of at least 2 sons of John
Possibly one son named George?
"And another son named Richard b. Aug 31, 1810

" "This Richard (born Aug.31, 1810 died 1873)" we think married in ONTARIO
He married Mary Williamson (born 1806 died 1897)

Here is a list of Richard and Mary’s children

Generation 4…

Charles 1835 – 1864
Jane 1837 – 1913
John 1838 – 1903
Joane? 1840 – 1903
Richard 1843 – 1903
James 1845 died in infancy
William 1846 – 1881
James 1848 - 1914
Joseph 1850 – 1901
Mary 1853 died in infancy
Thomas 1854 – 1915
Mary 1857 – 1906
Albert "1860 – 1930 born in Toronto?

This Albert is my Grandfather
Albert and a buddy came out west…the story is that they unloaded Railcars for 50cents a piece and on their way out west they came upon the NWMP who were chasing Louis Riel.

Albert married Florence Field in Vancouver, BC
She was from Calgary (Florence died Oct. 30, 1940 of Cancer.)
Albert was in the import/export business of some sort
Albert apparently shot himself after the stock market crash… because he had lost everything
Page 2
Albert and Florence had 2 sons

One was named John (Jack) Frederick French
" "John was a member of the Provincial Police (Retired in Comox) Married to Winifred. Jack and Winifred APPARENTLY HAD NO CHILDREN

And Albert and Florence’s other son was named
Richard Dawson French b. August 16, 1902 or 1903 in Vancouver, BC
This Richard married Joan Louise Ruggles b. 1918 or 1919(Joan was from St. Helena California…immigrated to Vancouver, BC with her Mother met and married my father in Van.)

Richard and Joan are my parents
They had 2 children:
Barbara Joan French (my sister)
John Dawson French (myself)

I remember my Dad telling me that (in his younger days) he was in Chicago and saw Al Capone in a public washroom. It had frightened him to be standing beside the mobster.

My Dad worked for the Columbia Coast Mission Fleet. He was an Engineer on one of the boats that serviced the small coastal villages up and down the coast of British Columbia. My Mother was a secretary for the company and that’s how they met.

In the late 1950’s we took a family vacation back East and I remember my parents looking up relatives in the Toronto area.

Our parents were killed in an auto accident in 1965
I was 17 years old when I lost my parents …my sister Barb and I don’t know who or were are relatives are?

As kids we heard stories about being related to George Arthur French, who was First Commissioner of the NWMP at the time of the Louis Riel chase and maybe a nephew of Albert’s? (I think I was told that George was apparently let go later from the NWMP and so he then traveled to Australia?)

I remember being told that C.H. French was a relative of my Father’s. C.H. French was somehow involved in the fur trade. I found C.H. French on the internet and discovered he is a Former Canadian Fur Trade Commissioner and had over 40 years of service (years of service 1891 – 1930)

I do not know how I’m related to these French’s, only that I remember my parents speaking of them.

Any information would be greatly appreciated.

I’d love to trace my roots. My sister and I have many family photos and numerous keepsakes, but we have no one to ask about our ascendants.

Thank you for your help.

Regards,
John Dawson French
Email: johndawsonfrench@hotmail.com
" johndawsonfrench@hotmail.com

Davis Welchel/Whetchel/Whelchel/Welcher 08-Jan. 1752 Virginia Nancy Barns/Barnes Ninety Six District South Carolina/1775/1778 04-Sept. 1833 Indiana "Samuel Davis Whelchel Oldest son of Frantz (Francis) Welchel + Anne (Stocton/Stockton) .
Along with his three brothers Davis served in Revolutionary war with his father; Francis Whelchel.
Sister to Davis was Hannah; Dennis Barnes
Sister to Davis was Elizabeth; William Owenby
Sister to Davis was Patsy; William (Billie) Collins
Sister to Davis was Anne; Joseph Ainsworth/Ashworth
Brother to Davis was married to Martha Davis; William
Brother to Davis was married to Abigail Davis; John
Brother to Davis was married to Judith Davis; Francis

The Welchel family name has been mispelled for the last known eleven generations; You will find various spellings.
John was said to have been the father of Frantz Welchel whom died in Holland. Elizabeth Huth was said to have been the mother of Frantz. The sister Louisa is said to have died before she could board the ""Betsy"" in Rotterdam, Holland. The Welchel name is thought to be German / Dutch. My ancestors came to Indiana after the death of Francis and Anne Whelchel. The records of my family have come from many sources and many states. My research started in Indiana , went back wards to: Kentucky, Tennessee, North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia, Pennsylvania, Maryland, New Jersey I found my fourth great grandfather and he finally recieved a Revolution Headstone in 2001; Government paid for it after I sent proof of my family line from me back wards. Dink
" dinksgenealogy@aol.com

James Livzey "January 03, 1831"

Samuel Busick Maryland Rhoda Grubbs 1806 "Hanover Co., Va" 1863 "Mt. Sterling Village, Range Twp, Madison Co., OH " "Am searching for further confirmation that Samuel Busick and his wife, Rhoda Grubbs, were born in MD with Samuel presumed born in Dorchester Co." rcstnbrg@Juno.com

Daniel Jones 1745 Connecticut Sarah Bosworth 1766 24 May 1835 "Manchester, Bennington County, Vermont" "Vermont Muster Rolls:
Source - Vermont Veteran's Affairs
Given to me by the wonderful people at the State of Vermont, State Veterans Affairs, Montpelier, VT
Militia in Col. Ira Allen's Regiment for service done this State:
Served under Capt. Thomas Bull, March 22, 1780, 7 days (Page 169) for service done this State in the Alarms in the month of March, 1780.
Served under Capt. Thomas Bull, Oct 11, 1780, 21 days (Page 227) for service done the State of Vermont on alarm which commenced the 11th day of October, 1780.
Served under Capt. Thomas Bull, Oct 21, 1781, 9 days (Page 451) for service done the State of Vermont on alarm to the Northward.
Served under Capt. Silas Goodrich, Jan 1782, 2 days (Page 588) for an alarm after Tories to the westward for the relief of Lt. Blancher and Hine, when the former was taken and carried off by the tools of British tyranny, &c.
Served under Capt Thomas Barney, March 18, 1783, 1 day (Page 626) volunteers that marched agreeable to Col. Ira Allen's Orders, received March the 18th, 1783.

Vermont Historical Magazine, pg. 203-4
Source - Vermont Veteran's Affairs
First organization of the PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH in Manchester, (from the original documents, in the hand of the Rector, Rev. C. R. Batchelder.)
""Manchester, Oct 4, 1782.""
""These may certify that we whose names are underwritten, inhabitants of the town of Manchester, in the County of Bennington, are professors of the Church of England and do put ourselves under the care of the Rev. Gideon Bostwick: In testimony whereof we have hereunto subscribed our names: Eleazer Baldwin, Abel Bristoll, Arthur Bostwick, Daniel Jones, John Hitchcock, Nath'l Bostwick, William Drew, Josiah Lockwood, Jabez Hawley, Joseph French, John W. Bostwick, Sam'l French, jr., Charles Bulless, Nehemiah Lo (blotted), Peter French, Reuben French, Jeremiah French, Charles French, Moses Sperry, Elijah French, Job Giddings, Samuel French, Henry Bulless, Benjamin Purdy, jr.""
""Manchester, Oct 4, 1782""
""These may certify that Eleazer Baldwin, Arthur Bostwick, John Hitchcock, William Drew, Jabez Hawley, Job Giddings, Henry Bulless, Abel Bristoll, Daniel Jones, Nathaniel Bostwick, Josiah Lockwood, John W. Bostwick, Charles Bulless, Peter French Jeremiah French, Moses Sperry, Sam'l French, jr., are professors of the Church of England, and have put themselves under my care."" ""Gideon Bostwick""
Duplicate copy of the original.
""A. H. Bailey""
The Rev. Abram Bronson was the pastor for may years. The church was built in 1821. Present number of communicants about 60--present rector, Rev. C. R. Batchelder.

Graves Registration -- Rev. War
Source - Vermont Veteran's Affairs
Name: Jones, Daniel Serial No.
Last Address: Manchester, Vt.
Next of Kin: Address:
Born: 1745 At:
Died: May 24, 1835 At: Cause:
Buried: At: Factory Point Cemetery
City: Manchester, Vt County: Bennington
Grave No. Lot. No. 8 Block 1 Section Range 20
Service Record: Enlisted Mar 22, 1780 At:
Discharged: Mar 29, 1780
Organization: Capt Thomas Bulls Co. Col. Ira Allens Regt.
Remarks: Upright Marker ""Daniel Jones died May 24, 1835 Aged 90 years.""
Gov't Headstone?: Desired?: Org Marker?:
AGO VT Form No. 41--10,000
" Vermont Veteran's Affairs Office

Bennet Smith North Carolina

William Bradshaw 1690 Henrico County VA Judith Scruggs 1712 Henrico or Goochland Co. VA "December 17, 1748" Cumberland or Goochland Co. VA http://www.familytreefinders.com pwaldowski@familytreefinders.com

Judith Scruggs 1692 Henrico County VA William Bradshaw 1712 Henrico or Goochland Co. VA 1749 Goochland Co. VA http://www.familytreefinders.com pwaldowski@familytreefinders.com

John Bradshaw abt. 1664 Unknown Elizabeth Pleasants Unknown Unknown Bef. 1711 Henrico Co. VA Children:
William b. 1690
Larner b. 1692
Benjamin b. 1700

John was transported to Virginia with a group of several others brought by Richard Kennon. http://www.familytreefinders.com pwaldowski@familytreefinders.com

Elizabeth Pleasants Abt. 1664 Unknown John Bradshaw Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown

John Pleasants 1643 VA Susannah Woodson Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Children:
Elizabeth b. abt. 1664

John Woodson 1632 VA Mary Pleasants 1654 http://www.familytreefinders.com pwaldowski@familytreefinders.com

Charles Scruggs 1666 VA Mary Field Unknown Unknown 1718 Henrico Co. VA Children:
Judith
Tabitha

Temperance Bratcher Bef. 1713 Henrico Co. VA Wiltshire Martin Daughter of William Bradshaw and Judith Scruggs. http://www.familytreefinders.com pwaldowski@familytreefinders.com

Mary Ann Bratcher 1717 Henrico Co. VA John Robinson Jr. Unknown Unknown 1785 Cumberland VA Daughter of William Bradshaw and Judith Scruggs.

thomas bonney about 1604 "dover, england" mary hunt june 7 1654 "duxbury,massachusetts" before may 1 1693 "duxbury,massachusetts" barbskilns@aol.com

Allen C. Reynolds 1786 or 87 Conn Harriet (last name unknown) Jan. 1810 N.Y. March 1837 "Washington County, Texas" "Allen C. Reynolds and Harriet, had four children: Lewis (Louis), Susan, Harriet and Eliza. All were born in N.Y.
(don't know county or city). Allen served in the War of 1812, a private in the N.Y. Militia, and then promoted to Lieut in the U.S. Army in 1814, discharged in 1815. I would like any information re: Allen's and Harriet's parents.Harriet stated in her petition for Allen's pension that her attorney was John Mitchel in New York.Where were they located from 1815 until they moved to Houston,Tx.1831?
A ship record shows that they were from N.Y." quenci@sbcglobal.net

Chad Gulston * UK * * * 1623 Colonies billyd@net66.com

milton South Bend Crystal 9/27/1987 St. Joseph County

robert fletcher 192_ England Sarah 4 mar 1677 "Concord, MA"

"Charles CAVILEER (CAVILER, CAVALIER, CHEVALIER?)" 1749 unknown Ann? unknown (first child born 1787) unknown "Aug. 28,1815" "bur. Chester Cemetery (Kent, Co., MD)" "I was told CAVILEER surname may originally been CHEVALIER but uncertain at this time.
Other record by Chas. CAVILEER'S daughter claimed their family was among the earliest (1st) settlers of Charleston, MD.
Children of Charles CAVILEER were:
Elizabeth CONSTABLE (m. BACON)
Sarah DOUGHTY NEEL CAVILEER b. 1791(last known marraige was to Thomas SPOTTSWOOD HINDE, resided in IL and then back to MD)
Mary Ann CAVILEER b c1793
Edmund BURKE CAVILEER b. Sept. 27, 1794 m. Julia Ann Viotell
Charles T. CAVILEER b. 1787, m. Rachel Tease 1815 Pickaway Co., OH" jcav07@frontiernet.net contact Jan

Timothy Cyrus Rowley 1796 Connecticut Huldah Hannah Creal 1827 Chautauqua NY Bet 1860 - 1870 "Oil Creek Twp, CrawfordCo. PA" Children of this marriage were:

Hannah E. Rowley See
George Rowley
Sibil Rowley Gilson
Martin Rowley
John W. Rowley
William Henry Rowley
Marion Rowley
Jenetta Rowley Demills Pecanfarmer@peoplepc.com "Family Records, !850, 1860, 1870, 1880 Census"

Asa Southworth 19 March 1799

Edward Pearce 22 june 1801 England Elizabeth Bennette Mar 5 1826

Mathews FLOURNOY "21 June, 1732" Prince Edward CO VA "Elizabeth ""Patsy"" PRYOR" ca 1755 VA "Probably May, 1785 " "KY, variously given as Cumberland Gap and Crab Orchard" "Son of Jean-Jacques Flournoy and Mary Elizabeth Williams, Mathews Flournoy held local offices in VA. After the Revolution he became an early pioneer to Kentucky, establishing Fort Flournoy in Scott CO KY. He carried glass window panes in saddlebags over the mountains and is said to have had the first house in Kentucky with glass windows (the house is still standing and is on local Historical Register). Mathews Flournoy conducted many parties of settlers over the Appalachian Mountains to KY and on his 13th trip was massacred by Indians. An eyewitnes account of his death appears in a late 19th C history journal. Mathews Flournoy left nine children: Samuel, David John, Martha Patsy Caroline, Robert, Elizabeth Julia, John James, Frances, Thomas, and Lucy." ectcus@rcn.com "Spiller, Cabell, Virginia Magazine of History and Biography, and passim"

Thomas CRAIG 1762 Granville CO NC Frances BROWN Not known Probably NC "7 November, 1839" Montgomery CO IL "Thomas CRAIG fought in the Revolutionary War, enlisting 1781 in the North Carolina Line then later re-enlisting in the Indian Spy Service. After the war he sojourned with his family in KY then in 1828 removed to IL, where he received a Revolutionary War Veteran's Pension (#530971) effective 28 February, 1833. His grave at Mt Moriah Cemetery, Montgomery CO IL, is recognized with a Revolutionary War Veteran's marker. Thomas Craig was the son of William and Christian Craig, who appear on a NC land document 1763." ectocus@rcn.com "NARA records, family records, and passim."

Williamson PLANT 6 May 1763 Louisa CO VA Frances WATTS 1783 Not known "5 March, 1830" Bond CO IL "Williamson Plant fought in the Revolutionary War, serving two terms of enlistment with the 5th Regiment of the Virginia Line. After the war he sojourned with his family in NC and TN before removing permanently to Bond CO IL in 1818. His children were Lorenzo Dow Plant, Williamson Plant JR, Mary Plant, Elizabeth Plant, Frances Watts Plant, William Plant, Robert Plant, and Rebecca Plant. Williamson Plant descends from William Plant b 1655 New Kent CO VA > John Plant SR b 1691 New Kent CO VA > John Plant JR b 1736 Caroline CO VA. Burial is at Suggs Cemetery, Bond CO IL." ectocus@rcn.com Kniker; old histories of Bond CO IL; Cavaliers & Pioneers; passim

john howell 1775 maryland elizabeth holland

thomas averill june 27 1745 "groton, ma or westminster, vt" Elizabeth robinson nov 3 1744 "westminster, vt" apr 22 1823 "northfield,vt" certified by the DAR comiskeym@trans-video.net northfield town records

Susan Butcher MD. Louis Beaube Mississippi "Susan Butcher is believed to be from Maryland. She may have been Free black, mulatto or part indian. She either married or cohabited with Louis Beaube a frenchman who came over with Lafayette to fight in the American Revolution. They moved to Mississippi ( Jefferson / Franklin County line) She can not be found after the 1850 census."

Caleb Polleckfield Litton/Letton "April 24, 1678" "Ottery St Marys, Devonshire, England" Grace Hartley Burton "March 23, 1723" "Rockcreek Parish Church, Rockville, Maryland" "August 4, 1763" "Rockville, Maryland" "It is well documented that my 6G grandfather Caleb Polleckfield Litton/Letton (1678-1763) came to the American Colonies, from Ottery St. Marys in Devon, England, as a British soldier in 1700. In 1720 Caleb retired from service and under Conditions of Plantation set out by Lord Baltimore, Caleb Letton acquired a warrent for 405 acres which he used to obtain a patent for survey, which was to be paid in annual payments, called rents, and had this land surveyed in 1722 and named it after his place of birth in England ""Autre"" (also known as Ottary) in Prince George County Maryland, now Montgomery County Maryland, (Town of Rockville). In 1723 in Rock Creek Parish Church in Rockville, Maryland he second married Grace Hartley Burton. I am descended through their second son John Richard Litton (1726-1804).

1 Caleb Polleckfield Letton I
—————————————————————————————————————————————
Birth:" "24 Apr 1678, Ottery St Mary, Devon England
Death:" "4 Aug 1763, Tweed Park, Rockville, MD
Occ:" "Soldier, Constable and Farmer
Reli:" "baptized in the Anglican Church at Ottery St. Mary, Devon, England on April 24, 1678.
Father:" Michael Litten/Lutton III (~1647-1720)
Mother: "Johanna Polleckfield (~1655-~1720)

Will of Caleb Letton, of Frederick Co, MD, drawn 1759, probated May 12 1763.
Beneficiaries were wife Grace, sons Michael, Caleb and John; daughters Grace
Summers amd Johannah Hall. All remaining of ""Oatry"" was divided equally
between the two Graces. [Note: James and his brothers who moved to Virginia
had received their shares before his death, hence are not mentioned in their
father's will, according to Miss Lulu I. M. Thompson, dec'd].
(Frederick County Will Book A 1 pg 187)

Caleb’s will was Probated in Frederick County Maryland on May 12, 1763 because Frederick County had been formed out of the western part of Prince George’s County. A few years later this part of Frederick County was formed into Montgomery County. The Letton records are found in the Rockville Courthouse.


Spouse:" Grace Hartley Burton
Birth: "30 Apr 1703, Baltimore, MD
Death:" "23 Oct 1791, Rockville, Montgomery Co. MD
Father:" Thomas Burton
Mother: Grace Hartley
Marr: "23 Mar 1723, Rock Creek Parish Church, Rockville, MD

Children:"
Caleb P. (1724-1784)
John Richard (1726-1804)
Sarah (1728-)
Elizabeth (1730-)
Johanna Polleckfield (1732-1820)
Michael (1740-1819)
Grace (1742-1783)
Burton (~1744-)
cdbrc@aol.com

Richard Gale 1617 "Kingsteignton,Devon,England" "Mary Castle, Stratford-on-Avon" "1640, Watertown, Massachusetts" "Watertown, Ma" 1679 "Watertown," "Listed in IGI, Int'l Index of British Isles, Found on the British Ship The Ann & Elizabeth 1635 bound to Barbados. No record of Richard Gale on Barbados. Listed on original Persons of Quality, 1640, Boston Athaneum, credited for helping the foundiong the city of Watertown,MA Had 6 Childred, Sarah, Abigail, Abraham ( named after his grandfather) Mary, John, Ephraim." Jswanlkae12@AOL.com "Def# F & P/ CD 17 ? DAC, Boston trasnscript Vol. 60,pg146"

samuel millington 24 sept 1743 Bolton Ct

John Smith early 1700s ? A lady of french descent who was a quaker North Carolina "John Smith's family came to America from England (they were originally from Scotland) when he was young. They arrived in Philadelphia, PA in the early 1700s. They were Quakers. John Smith served in the French and Indian War. He was rewarded for his service by King George of England with land in North Carolina. He married a young Quaker woman whose parents were from France. John Smith's father did not approve of his son's bride, and he, in essence, banished his son. John Smith and his new wife moved to North Carolina where they remained until their deaths. John was an enthusiastic hunter. There is an old family tale that John Smith was a great friend of Daniel Boone and that they frequently hunted together. Today, the land that he was rewarded with by the King of England has an old church and family cemetary on it, or so I've been told. I've never been there; I live in Alabama, where a lot John Smith's descendants settled. "

Benjamin Cole "June 30, 1850" Dutchess Co. New York Prudence Hard "Bennington, Vt" "October 25, 1822" "Shelby Co, Indiana" Revolutionary war soldier plattes71@msn.com

Henry Lisenby 1660 "Queen Anne County, Maryland " Jen Surah (Surat) abt. 1688 "Queen Anne County, Maryland" "This is all the information I have on Henry Lisenby. I do have the names of the children born to Henry and Jen. But, I'm looking for more information on Henry himself. Like, his parents and where they are from and Henry's actual birthdate and where and when he died. He would be my g,g,g,g,g,g,g,g,grandfather. Thanks for any help you can give me. Evelyn Karwoski" eak1@email.com

Paul Revere Boston

William Bowne (Boone) circa 1605 "Yorkshire, England" Ann circa 1628 "Yorkshire, England" circa 1677-78 "Monmouth County, New Jersey " "William Bowne was an Anabaptist who first settled in Massachusetts in 1631. In 1645, he removed his family to Gravesend, New York (at that time known as New Amsterdam). He was affiliated with Lady Deborah Moody, a woman of means, who had been excommunicated at Salem for Baptist views. His supposed cousin, John Bowne, came to New Amsterdam around 1649 and later became a Quaker. John Bowne figured prominently in the struggle for freedom to practice one's religion under the Dutch. Daniel Boone, the famous frontiersman, descended from William Bowne, and William Bowne also was a lineal ancestor of the 16th U.S. President, Abraham Lincoln." http://www.netlizard.com/matt2/boone.html edbroyles@onebox.com various histories and records

Elias VanWinkle 29 March 1759 "Hanover Twp,Morris,NJ" Lucy Price 25 March 1783 "Richmond,Staten Island,NY" 11 December 1847 "Gibson,Susquehanna Co,PA" "Private New Jersey Militia, Entered Service Mendham,Morris,NJ-Pensioner 8 July 1833
Burial at Burrow Hollow Cemetery,Gibson,Susquehanna Co, PA" rkempsells@yahoo.com National Archives

Joseph Mills 1754 Margret Harkleroad about1773 settled in Bedford County Pennsylvania nanunanu@earthlin.net Scott Michael Troutman

"Lewis, Lemuel" 19 mar 1801 ", Essex, New York" Weighty Stanton

Edward Wade 1611 "London, England" Jane 1675 "Hampton Parish, York county, Va." "emigrated from England to Virginia on board the ship Paule in July,1635,aged 24 years. Leonard Betts, Master, bound to Virginia per certificate from the Minister of Gravesend of their conformitie to the Church of England." merrilleet@aol.com National Archives Ships list-American Genealogical Research Society

Donna Beals 6/6/1955 Providence dbeals@verizon.net

Daniel Mackintosh Leaming 1794 "Middletown ,Middlesex Co. CT>" Mary Tucker

hugh jackson 1763

Bartholomew London about 1727 1801 "Saltfleet Twp, Ontario" Bart lived on Scott's Mountain until the Revolution. He was a Loyalist and spent time in prison because of it. He left for Fort Burd in Western Pennsylvania and eventually migrated to Saltfleet Twp in about 1789. Bart lived there until 1801 when he was murdered by his second wife and her lover. londona@student.gvsu.edu

David McMillan 1796 Down Ireland Sarah Mitchell 2.1.1821 Killinchey Down Ireland Unknown "Huddersfeild, Yourkshire England" "Children Ireland
James Mitchell b 1824 Ballyclare,Grange of Doagh Antrim
Mary b 1825 Killinchy Down
Alexander b 1830 Killinchy
David b 1832 Killinchy
Sarah Jane b1837 Killinchy
Margret b 1839 Killinchy
This family moved to Huddersfield Yourkshire in 1864" alis@mail .cth.com.au "Parish record, Hugh Wallis Batches and Marraige of J.M.McMillan"