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Issac 1661 Barbado
Smith 1580 England 1621 England
John Smith 1832 NC Mary Smith Maryland "Frederick, Maryland" Mary Smith born 1840
Son Charles Smith Born 1862
Son James Smith born 1867
Daughter Martha Smith born 1869
Daughter Mary A Smith born 1871
Daughter Armesta Smith born 1874
Daughter Parthena Smith born 1877
Son John W Smith born 1879 ssims007@comcast.net Census Place "Woodville, Frederick, Maryland"
Gamaliel Beaman 1623 "Devon, England" Sarah Clark "Dorchester, MA" 1678 "Dorchester, MA" "Arrived Dorchester MA, 1635 aboard the ""Elizabeth and Anne"".
Later married Sarah Clark, had several children, then was one of the first settlers of Lancaster MA. Returned to Dorchester during King Philip's War in 1675 and died there in 1678.
Son Thomas became a citizen of Marlborough MA after fighting in Philip's War. He married Elizabeth Williams, daughter of tavern keeper Abraham Williams. Their son, Eleazar Beeman was one of the young unmarried men at the time of Westboro's settling its minister in 1724. Eleazar died in 1750 at the age of 67. He was survived by his widow, Hannah (Howe) Beeman. " pamhw@verizon.net family records
Joseph Mendenhall 12 Oct 1840 "Concord, Chester Co., PA" jane collins 9 May 1767 "Concord, PA" 12 Oct 1840 "Uniontown, Fayette Co. PA"
Captain Joseph Mendenhall pensioned
sailinon12@yahoo.com sailinon12@yahoo.com "DAR, pension records"
Sylvia Thompson 2-16-1794 Vermont Zacheus H Norton 1811 Geneseo.NY 7-20-1842 Stockton.NY "Sylvia Thompson married Zacheus H Norton B-12-17-1788 in Geneseo,NY 1811 moved to Gerry NY in 1813.He died 4-27-1839 in Stockton,NY. Both buried in Red Bird Cemetery with tomb Stones. Stockton,NY" EandNKlar@Aol.Com
andrew scott 1720 scotland PA
John Byars 1690 "King Queen, VA" Elizabeth Glen 1713 "Hanover, VA" 1733/34 "Louisa, VA" "John is the earliest Byars we have come across. Their children were:
James Henry Byars born 1715 Orange, VA
Jonas Byars born 1718, Hanover, Orange, VA
John Byars born 1720 Hanover, Orange, VA
Jeremiah Byars, born 1720, Hanover,Orange, VA
Jesse Byars
Their descendants are scattered all over the country. There are some in the Chickasaw County area of MS. My greatgrandmother was Elizabeth Byars who married David A. Long.
My line goes:
James Clarence Gann born 1901 and Vannie Mae Criddle
Martha Elizabeth Long and Thomas Franklin Gann
Elizabeth Byars and David A. Long
Ivan/Evan Byars and Winny A. Jordan
James Joseph Byars and Elizabeth Walker
William Byars and Sarah Ann Doggett
James Henry Byars and Rachel Matthews
John Byars and Elizabeth Glen
Do you have any records that go back further back than John and Elizabeth?
" bonnieg_98_98@yahoo.com "own
research, data on internet, family history"
Benjamin Doggett 1636 "Ipswich, Suffolk, England" Jane Garrard 21 Sep 1664 "Hadleigh, Suffolk, England" 1682 "Lancaster, VA" "Benjamin Doggett is the earliest Doggett member to have come to Colonial America, He was born 1636 in England and died in Lancaster, VA
My line goes:
Benjamin Doggett born 1636 in England
Richard Doggett born 1672 in Lancaster, VA
Bushrod Doggett born 1710 in VA
Sarah Ann Doggett born 1745 in NC
James Joseph Byars born 1785 in NC
Ivan/Evan Byars born 1819 in AL
Elizabeth Byars born in 1845 in MS
Martha Elizabeth Long born 1870 in MS
James Clarence Gann born 1901, MS
Bonnie Mae Gann Wilkes born 1944
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bonnieg_98_98@yahoo.com "family history, genealogy sites, census information, others searching same names,"
Samuel Gann 1703 "Frederick County, VA" Elizabeth {Carter} 1727 VA 1762 "Frederick County, VA" "We have searched back to the 1700's and this is the earliest Gann Ancestor in Colonial America.
My line goes from Samuel:
Adam born about 1727, Frederick, VA died 1812 in Dandridge, Jefferson, TN
John Steadfast Gann born 1749 in Frederick County, VA died 1830 in Marion County, AL
William Gann born 1789 in Washington, TN died 1860 in Itawamba County, MS
John Gann born 1826 in Marion County, AL died 1894 in Houston, Chickasaw, MS
Thomas Franklin Gann born 1870 in Houston, Chickasaw, MS and died 27 May 1926
James Clarence Gann born 17 Oct 1901 in Houston, Chickasaw, MS died 6 Jan 1984
" bonnieg_98_98@yahoo.com "census, family history, genealogy sites, others searching family names"
Robert Crosman 1707 taunton mass taunton ma
Benjamin Edgell "Dorcester County, MD" Mary "Dorcester County, MD" nbarbour@ansoncommunity.org
Moses Cleveland
noah rogers 1761 Petersham
John Nelson Trafalgar White 1805 "New Brunswick, Canada" Sarah A. Carvell White "New Brunswick, Canada" 1874 "Calsis, Maine" "John was named after Lord Nelson and the battle of Trafalger. John was a ship builder in Canada and in Calsis.
His Grandfather was John White of Norwalk, Ct." godlonton@sbcglobal.net Family History
john M Holt jr 6/8/1968 "harvey, Ill" Monica m. Holt 2-Nov Murfreesboro Tn
Peter Grant Broad River Settlement 1762 Daughter Ann married Felix Gilbert She was born abt 1731 at Prince William Virginia floymac@wcc.net
Felix Gilbert 1734 Scotland Ann Grant 19 October 1761 1801 "Wilkes County, Georgia" "A private in the Virginia troups, married the daughter of Peter Grant of Broad River Settlement. he is the father of Elizabeth Gilbert, of my line ,who married Gilbert Hayin Washington County, Georgia" floymac@wcc.nett
henry wilt 1746 Va. may 1765 york Pa. 1785 Va.
Elizabeth Loomis 13 Nov 1702 "Colchester, Connecticut" Daniel Worthington Jan 1720 Connecticut 3 Dec 1789 Connecticut
StephenTerry England Mass
William Rorie August 1727 "Essex County, Virginia" Judah Butler 1757 "Caroline County, Virginia" 3 December 1812 "Anson County, North Carolina" "Private, North Carolina Militia" krorie@ipa.net
Job Pendergrass 1753 ship transit from Virginia to North Carolina Mary Reel 1789 "Orange County, North Carolina" 15 April 1831 "Old Fort, Burke (now McDowell) County, North Carolina" "Private, North Carolina, got a piece of his ear shot off in the Battle of King's Mountain, 7 October 1780, Cleveland County, North Carolina." krorie@ipa.net
Allen Robinett England Chester co. PA
John Tanner 1650 Connecticut Rebecca Spencer Connecticut 1720 Connecticut "Second wife Rachel Champion. Two sons, one with each Marriage. Thomas b.1694 and John b.1684. Have checked multiple sources for John and parents and immigration with no luck" spfields@twcny.rr.com
Harriet 1820 "New Hampton, NH" george R NH NH "I am looking for the parents of Harriet G Brown. She married George R Hilliard, spn of Enich Hilliard and Nancy Rand." pals_413@comcast.net
Francis Mauldin 1600-1619 Wales Katherine Sutton 1629 approx. England 1640 approx. Lower Norfolk VA mm12@cableone.net
seth 1737 abrigale connecticut pel2k@aol.com
seth baker 1737 litchfield connecticut abrigal woodruff pel2k@aol.com
Francis England 1609 England "1st Sarah, 2nd joyce " 1677 "isle of wight co.,va"
Emanuel Trexler 1760 Pa. Catherine (Cameron) Trexler apx: 1787 "Lancaster, Pa" 1830 "Jackson, Ohio" "Son of John Trexler (1729-1795) and Susanna Bauer Hasler of Trexlertown, Pa
children:
1. Samuel
2. john
3. Jonathan, born nov 14th. 1791 lancaster, Pa
4. david
Emanuel Trexler ""page 429 Roster of the American Revolution Soldiers buried in Ohio, Emanual Trexler is listed"" -
D.A.R.
" joshwclark@hotmail.com Daughter of the American Rev.
John G W Cline 1815 New Jersey Mary Ann Mc Coy 27 Jun 1846 "Highland Co., Ohio" Ohio Looking for more information on John and who his parents are. Any help is greatly appreciated. jcline6@woh.rr.com
peter green 1747 Rhode island elizabeth
John Cleverly ca. 1635 England Sarah Stevens 1664 "Norwood, MA" 1703 "Braintree, MA" "A lieutenant and blacksmith. Buried in Hancock Cemetary, Quincy MA. Many descendants can be traced in Massachusetts up to the present time.
His English origins are not known. He shows up in Norwood MA records getting married in 1664." lllanza@aol.com ancestry.com
John (Bibby) Bybee 1735 "Fluvanna, VIrginia" Elizabeth Betsy McCann "May 06, 1763" Virgina 1822 KY "John entered the ""Revolutionary War"" June 01, 1777 & can be found on the Muster and Payrolls Of Camp Norristown. He served in the 15th VA Regiment with Capt. Grimes and Capt. David Mason's Co. 11th Regiment. He also served under Col. Abraham Buford. John was with Gen. George Washington at the battle of Monmouth NJ. John was also with Geo. Washington at Valley Forge PA May 1778 to June 1778 " beverlybybee@charter.net
Bezaleel Maxwell Scotland
John Cargile Sr. 1725 Northern Ireland Catherine LNU c1744 "Lunenburg Co, Virginia" 8 October 1780 "Wilkes Co, North Carolina" John Cargile died from the fall of a tree while fighting in the Battle of King's Mountain during the Revolutionary War. krorie@ipa.net
John Rorie 1705 "Essex County, Virginia" Hannah LNU 1727 "Essex County, Virginia" 7 July 1782 "Halifax County, North Carolina" "John Rorie served as private in the North Carolina milita (Anson County) in the French and Indian War (1750's); he was on the muster roll in Capt. Samuel Coburn's Company, #38." krorie@ipa.net
charles ennis 1784 kentucky betwey teul 1809 "mason, ky" indiana I'm trying to find out who Charles' father is. There may be a Mansfield link. nmouch100@wideopenwest.com
Elizabeth Hockett Bond 19 Aug 1809 "Richland, IA" William Hinshaw 1866 "Eliabeth Hoggatt Married a Mr. Bond, and had several children, but Mr. Bond died, or was killed in an indian raid. She then married William Hinshaw III in a place unknown but believed to be in in Hardin Co, IA They had several more children, including Nancy Jane Hinshaw 17 May 1853 who married Newton Woodward, b. 20 Apr 1849, Richland, IA, d. 2 Jan 1934 in Chico, CA, m. 23 Dec 1870, in Hardin Co, IA d.1 Jul 1920 in Chico, Ca. Nancy Jane Hinshaw Woodward was my Great-Grandmother, and Newton Woodward was my Great-Grandfather who died in Chico, CA 2 Jan 1934 after I, Clyde Hadley Woodward was born 22 Aug 1932 in Chico, CA to Bryan Hadley Woodward, b. 26 Aug 1907, m. 13 Aug 1931 in lakeview, OR, d. 7 Jan 1976, Chico, CA, and Thelma Jane Montgomery, b. 24 Sep 1908, in Red Bluff, CA, d. 12 Mar 1993 in Chico, Ca. Newton and Nancy Woodward had one son, O. Clyde Woodward, b.7 Sep 1874, d. 13 May 1910, m. (Date unknown at this time) Nellie E. McClard, b. 2 Jul 1878, Union City, IA, d. 18 Mar 1959, in Portland, OR at the daughter Helen Ruth Woodward Wilder, their oldest child. Bryan was the third child born to O. Clyde Woodward, and Nellie E. McClard Woodward. They also had another son, older than Bryan by two years, Paul Newton Woodward, b. 23 Sep 1905, d. 1 Aug 1991. " clydewoodward@shelbycrossroadsministries.org
Abraham Grooms 1740 "near Gunpowder Falls, Baltimore, Md" Margaret 176? ?? 1840 Ohio "Rev War vet, Virginia. To Ohio ca 1795.
Possible son of RICHARD or WILLIAM"
Christopher Long 5 May 1746 "Culpeper, Virginia" Sarah Turner 1773 "Culpeper, Virginia" 14 August 1829 "New Castle, Indiana" "Private at Great Bridge, Norfolk, Vir., Dec., 1775, Dunsmore's War; Col. Wm. Woodford, Lt. John Marshall. Pri. in N.J., 1776. At Valley Forge 1777-1778, Guilford Court House, Color Sergeant Yorktown, 1781; Name appears in list of 6 Long Brothers of Culpepper Co., Vir., who served throughout the War.
" krorie@ipa.net "Soldiers and Patriots of the American Revolution Buried In Indiana""; Author - O'Byrne; Publisher - Geneaological Publishing Co. 1968"
Nicholas Long 12 April 1764 "Culpeper, Virginia" Margaret Turner 5 November 1783 "Botetourt, Virginia" 27 July 1839 "Jefferson, Tennessee" "Name appears in list of 6 Long Brothers of Culpepper Co., Vir., who served throughout the Revolutionary War.
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John Murray Rachel Bixby Maine "John Murray m. Rachel Bixby who may have been previously married to Wm. Huse Stevens in Salem,NH. Rachel was daughter of Benjamin Bixby, JR. and Anne Bradstreet. John and Rachel resided in HARTLAND, VT. prior to 1810. Immigrated to Leeds, ME area. Their son, Benjamin Bixby Murray was a Universalist Minister in and around Southern & So.Western Maine. Benj. was born in Hartland about 1790/2. Other children in this family were Amos, Samuel,Eunice, Rachel, and John,Jr..(Amos may have been Rachel's child by Wm.Huse Stevens.) The family resided in Leeds, ME; Greene, ME; and Turner,ME. I can find no records of the deaths of John and Rachel. Their grandson, Benj.Bixby Murray, JR. was a Civil War General from the State of Maine; served in the Maine State Senate; was a lawyer; lived in Calais area; died circa 1906 and is buried in Mayflower Cemetery,Duxbury, MA. Benj.B.Murray, Sr. died in Turner or Greene and is buried in Turner, ME Any help greatly appreciated. Ruth" thurlow1895@comcast.net
amy lee 1749 henry burrow 1767
William 1740 Virginia Elizabeth abt. 1766 NC abt. 1790 "Lee Co., VA" 1784 in Grayson/Wythe Co nmnixon@sbc.global.net
jonathan hawley north carolina north carolina north carolina
Alfred Munson "March 26,1827" New York Sarah Ann Howard "Herkimer, New York" 1914 "Springfield, S.D."
Jonas Blood 26 September 1754 "Pepperell, Massachusetts" Sarah Bennett 10 January 1776 "Shirley, Massachusetts" 1 February 1825 "Groton, Massachusetts" "Enlisted 22 July 1776 at 22 years of age to serve in the Continental Army. Delivered to Ensign John Hubbel, also Capt. Howden's co., 10th regiment. Discharged 22 April 1777. Enlisted 9 months." Coop2004@aol.com your mom
ROBERT STOCKTON 1743 VA KY
william ramsay 1716 "galway, scotland" ann mccarty "alexandria, va" "alexandria, va" was a surveyor; worked with george washington.
john walton september 8 1709 "new kent,virginia" mary sims 1772 "hanover,virginia" whitesvan@earthlink.net ancestry.com
jesse walton "november 10,1739" "hanover,virginia" ann pleasant "april 30,1822" "pittsylvania,virginia" whitesvan@earthlink.net ancestry.com
william walton "september 18,1776" "amelia,virginia" sally tanner "may 20,1865" "pittsylvania,virginia" whitesvan@earthlink.net ancestry.com
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