Loudoun - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Littleton, Thomas Sr

carolejoan37 — 2013-05-23 17:02:27Z

Could anyone tell me where the Thomas Littleton, Sr was a preacher? He married William and Nancy Robertson Adams in December 1816 in Loudoun Co, Va.

Re: Death and Burial of Frederick Ridenbaugh 1750-1784

pduncan8151 — 2013-05-19 20:17:33Z

From Ancstry.com .... database by Gary Finckel:

Records of Marriages and Burials in the Monacacy Church in Frederick County, Maryland and in the Evangelical Lutheran Congregation in the City of Frederick, Maryland. (1743-1811)June 10, 1777: Henrich Reb, the son of Casper Reb in Berks County, Pennsylvania and Elizabeth Ellerin, the daughter of Georg Michael Eller, both residing on the Little Pipe Creek. Procl. May 25, June 1, 8. Sponsors: Jacob, Georg and Joseph Eller, Michael and Barbara Fraull, Fridrich Reutenbach, Conrad Spohn, Michael Ungerer, Maria Schmausin.From Frederick County, Maryland Wills, Liber G.M. 1, (1777-1783), F:62.Frederick Winholts, 28 May, 1778.Mentions neighbors: Nicholas Copple, Christian Sailer.Wife: Anna ChristinaChildren: Elizabeth Fishborn, Catherine, Barbara, Mary, Frederick.Witness: Leonard Shrior, Frederick Reightenbough, Frederick Sorver.22 Jun 1778.Poll Tax Loudoun, Virgina (Looked at years 1778-1782)1781 Frederich Ridenbaugh & Prentice Poll 1, Slaves 0.1782 Fredrick Ridenbaugh Poll 1 Horses 2 Cows 2 and Taxes 0-14-6From Loudoun Co. Order Book I, 13 February 1786[p. 144] Letters of Administration granted Christian BEEGLE with Charles BEEGLE and Michael HUSLEMAN as securities and £500 bond on estate of Frederick Ridenbaugh dec'd.[p. 145] Adam SHOVER, Nicholas BORDER, Martin BROWN and Daniel SHOEMAKER to appraise any slaves and personal estate of Frederick Ridenbaugh dec'd.At Court held for Loudoun County, Virginia April 13th 1789. (Book D, p.21-23)The Appraisment late Estate of Frederick Ridenbaugh deced - -(some items): three mares, a waggon, 4 chests, an iron stove, bedsteads & furniture, table, iron pots & pewter ware, a plow, candel mould and a coat, a cow, 4 head of sheep, a great coat, a pair of breeches and ahand saw (not totalled) Appraisers: Adam Shover, Martin Bower, Nicholas Border (but wrote in dutch)At Court held for Loudoun County, Virginia April 14th 1789.This Inventory and appraisement of Frederick Ridenbaugh deced Estate was returned into Court & ordered to be recorded.Loudoun County Land Taxes (looked at years 1794-98)1794 Andrew Reideball (the word "Leave"?) was where the acreage is usually listed.From Marriages of Loudoun County, Virginia (1757-1853) by John Littlejohn aMethodist Episcaple Minister in Loudoun County, Virginia from June 1786. Bond.Elizabeth Ridenbaugh m. Abram Horn October 31, 1805

Pat Duncan
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Re: Death and Burial of Frederick Ridenbaugh 1750-1784

BJMEANS — 2013-05-19 18:55:40Z

Thank you for the information.This Frederick Ridenbaugh and his wife Maria Eva are hard persons to find any background information on. I seem to have trouble finding out where they were born,who their parents were or where they were buried. Hopefully someone out there may have the answers and will be willing to share them.

BJM

Re: Death and Burial of Frederick Ridenbaugh 1750-1784

pduncan8151 — 2013-05-19 02:54:49Z

Here is an abstract of the appraisal, from "Loudoun Co Will Book Abstracts, Books A-Z" by Pat Duncan:

RIDENBAUGH, Frederick
Appraisal/inventory: farm and household items. Aprs: Adam SHOVER, Martin BOWER, Nicholas BORDER [the last two noted as written in Dutch] Returned to court 14 Apr 1789. [D:21]

You can obtain a copy of the appraisal directly from the courthouse in Leesburg. Check their website for more information.

http://www.loudoun.gov/index.aspx?NID=2165

Pat Duncan
GenNutLdn@msn.com

Re: Death and Burial of Frederick Ridenbaugh 1750-1784

BJMEANS — 2013-05-18 19:14:13Z

How can I get a copy of the inventory and appraisement of the estate of Frederick Ridenbaugh that is listed in the Order Book L,14 April 1789 [p.159}Loudoun Co. VA

Barbara J. Means

Re: DONOHOE* ELGIN* McDOWELL* BURCH* FRANKLINTHOMASCARRHALLWRIGHTCUMMINGSCARTWRIGHTHUTCHISON

kyjeff — 2013-05-11 23:16:38Z

I have genealogy research on the Halls, Carrs, a bit of Donohoes, and Conwells. Email me at susiedent@aol.com

Re: CROOK, CROOKE, CROOKS, BARKER, KITCHENS, RILEY

Orygunfarmgirl — 2013-05-10 22:27:41Z

I don't know if you'll read this since you posted this in 2004, but I think you mean John Crooks. If you are John Turley Crooks went to Oregon via the Oregon trail 1848. If you'd like to find out more please feel free to let me know. Dorrie Kaetzel

Re: Re- French-Bell and Milburn-Mills

Sum12remember — 2013-05-06 02:27:19Z

I have a photo or two of Leslie Aimee French who married Thomas Henry Bell. ONe of their big anniversary celebrations I believe there may be a few other Frenches and or Bells that we need to identify for sure. Let me know how I can connect you with these photos. If you can identify anyone I would be grateful. Thanks email me at donna12@pacbell.net

Re: Frisby Morris and/or Mahlon Morris, late 1700s-early 1800s

Terragypsy5 — 2013-05-05 21:32:23Z

Well if you stumble upon the Mahlon Morris (on his tombstone it says he is a Reverend) born in Ohio 1807-1872 died in Ohio... I am Looking for His Father and Mother. I have found other links into this family that match but alas no one else seems to have Mahlon, and I can not find any brothers or sisters either.

Re: SANBOWER/STOUTSENBERGER/YONTZ

RaysGirl — 2013-05-04 02:08:18Z

I just today began researching this line for a friend. If George W. Stoutsenberger should prove to be an ancestor, I'm sure she would love to have this quilt. If you still have it, I will try to prove a connection ASAP.

Thanks!
Char

Re: FRITTS

pduncan8151 — 2013-04-30 22:39:16Z

I'm not related, but here is some information from the Loudoun Co Personal Property Tax Lists up to 1850.

1837A First District Matthews, Simon
1838A First District Matthews, Simon
1839A First District Matthews, Simon
1840A First District Matthews, Simon
1841A First District Matthews, Simon
1842A First District Matthews, Simon
1843A First District Matthews, Simon
1844A First District Matthews, Simon
1850A First District Matthews, Susan

Pat Duncan
GenNutLdn@msn.com

Re: FRITTS

B_LewisGreen — 2013-04-30 18:19:13Z

Do you have any information regarding Willliam's sister, Susannah. She went by Susan who married Simon Mathew. She is buried in Hillsboro, VA. Simon was a son of Levi Mathew and Levi's father Simon Mathew, Jr. from Bucks, PA. I am a descendant of Simon Mathew, Jr's brother Benjamin who settled in Fauquier County, VA along with his brother Edward around 1775. Simon Mathew died before the 1850 Loudoun County, VA census as Susan was living in William's household along with some of her children. I have a record of Susan and Simon Mathews marriage in Loudoun County, VA. Any assistance would be appreciated.

Re: Help RE: George W Harrison (b. abt 1838, Va)

dermann1 — 2013-04-29 15:16:44Z

Dear Mr. Harrison:

I believe that Geo. W. Harrison was probably my great, great grandmother's (Martha Ann Harrison) brother and that their parents were James Harrison and Eleanor (Ellender) Legg who were married in the District of Columbia on 15 February 1827. I believe that the family broke apart for some reason in the 1840s because Eleanor can be found on both the 1850 census (as Nelly, age 43) and on the 1860 census (as Ellender, age 60?) living in the household of Phebe Gregg.

James Harrison's parents were almost certainly James Harrison (b. ca. 1773) and Cecilia UNK. (b. ca. 1780). This elder James can be found on the 1860 census living in the household of his son-in-law, Thomas Hensey. This family relationship is confirmed by the death record of his wife Cecilia in 1859/60.

If you wish to explore this family further, please contact me by email at ram@dem.com.

Ray Mann

Swart Swarts Swartz

kc6ape — 2013-04-25 17:01:59Z

I'm looking to connect to any other researchers that are researching the Swart family in Loudoun County.

Re: Lumm family

louislome — 2013-04-24 07:02:09Z

There exists a genforum.genealogy.com Lum Family Genealogy Forum (I'm not a member) that connects "Lum" to "Lom" and "Lombe". See http://www.surnamedb.com/Surname/lumm#ixzz15WNHdS5L . I've also done a lot of research on this name. My family is a Jewish family from the shtetl's of E. Europe which immigrated to Chicago starting in the 1880's. However, it was connected to a family of the same name that immigrated here earlier from Baden-Wurttemburg. The name appears as a location name throughout the Germanic world, in Norway, Silesia, and the Low Countries. In addition, there are hundreds of entries for Lome / Lum / Lom in UK records going back centuries--the earliest I've found are in the 12th century. I believe there exists a connection between these names and "Lombard" and "Lambert". In Yiddish, "Lom" is a Low German form of "Lamm", meaning "lamb". "Lamb" is not Indo-European in origin--it only exists in Germanic languages but not in any other branch, so like many German words came from some older language family that merged with an Indo-European dialect to form proto-Germanic. The original referents of "Lom" all I think pertained to an Old European pastoral population that spoke such an older language. Somehow, we should integrate our efforts. Evidently, genforum is now part of Ancestry also.

Re: Neer, Everhart, Potts, Grove

anniei12 — 2013-04-22 03:20:52Z

Wondering if you are the Erik with tons of Neer info? If so may I email you?

Re: Neers from Loudon Co to Ohio

anniei12 — 2013-04-22 03:16:58Z

My Neer family is from Williams Co., OH. Can we share info? Email me at 1bigwidesky@gmail

Re: BRADFIELD, HATCHER, NICHOLS, WEST

pduncan8151 — 2013-04-14 00:30:22Z

Yes, I have the Apprentices, Bastards and Poor Children book and Lorenzo is not mentioned, which were taken primarily from entries in the Order Books. Also no mention in the deed books for that period.

To appear on the 1831 Personal Property Tax lists, Lorenzo had to be at least 16 years old, so he would have been born before 1816.

It appears that Lorenzo married Amanda M. Boyce on 21 May 1839 in Marion Co Missouri.

Pat Duncan
GenNutLdn@msn.com

Re: BRADFIELD, HATCHER, NICHOLS, WEST

haasemama22 — 2013-04-13 23:13:57Z

Do you by any chance have access to the book: Apprentices, poor children and bastards
Loudoun County, Virginia 1757-1850
Louisa Skinner Hutchison. ?

Re: BRADFIELD, HATCHER, NICHOLS, WEST

pduncan8151 — 2013-04-13 00:30:29Z

Just a slight correction ... from 1831 to 1837, Lorenzo Dow Nichols resided with Herod Thomas in the Second District (Cameron Parish.)

Pat Duncan
GenNutLdn@msn.com

Re: BRADFIELD, HATCHER, NICHOLS, WEST

haasemama22 — 2013-04-12 21:47:08Z

You posted a message about Nichols a long time ago.... I am researching Lorenzo Down Nichols who hails from Loudoun County Virginia, born 1816 - But I cannot find anything out about his parents. He was residing with a man named Herod Nichols in Loudoun in 1831 I believe, so I am wondering if he was an apprentice to him. No research so far shows any Lorenzo among the entire Nichols clan, but surely, he must have come from somewhere! Can you offer any help?

Re: ISAAC FOUTCH familY in LOUDEN CO. in 1700's

4MillsT — 2013-04-10 22:34:31Z

Greetings! I have been reading these posts about the Fouch family. What are the proof of kinship you have for Isaac Fouch and Sally Violette and their supposed son James. I am finding scant information, and nothing that actually proves a Isaac Fouch/ Sally Violette marriage ,nor that they had a son James. I would love all of this to be proven also, but we have to have the proof even if indirect. This would be my line as well. Teresa Mills

African American and Mulatto Colston

Contribution — 2013-04-04 22:06:03Z

Phillip R. Colston, born about 1832 in Virginia and perhaps Loudoun County, died in Zanesville, Muskingum County, Ohio. At times it may appear that he lived in Putnam, Ohio, which was annexed into the city of Zanesville. His wife was Jane. Seeking any further information about these Colstons.

Thanks in advance for any information

Re: vencill/vinsel/vensil FAMILY REUNION

pduncan8151 — 2013-04-01 22:29:16Z

The information you have given indicates that your grandmother Bettie’s maiden name was Vincell and you believe her parents were William and Rachel Vincell. She apparently got married and had a son Charles. She and her husband died when Charles was young and Charles was raised by his Vincell grandparents.

Another source leads you to believe that a William James Vincell, son of Lewis Vincell, was your GGGrandfather. Did that source give any information as to where these people lived and what time period?

You still need to supply more information which I think you already know. What was your grandmother Bettie’s married name? Do you know the name of the man (Charles’ father) she married? About when was Charles born? Did the marriage of Bettie and her husband, the birth of their son Charles, and the death of Bettie and her husband all occur in Loudoun County, Virginia?

Please verify that these events occurred in Loudoun County, Virginia (as this is the Loudoun County message board) and give some know dates for the events you have stated, or at least a general time period.

Pat Duncan
GenNutLdn@msn.com

Re: vencill/vinsel/vensil FAMILY REUNION

iravincell — 2013-04-01 15:51:59Z

Hello, A lady done a history on our family. Amd she has it as William James Vincell would be my GGGrandpaw. And Lewis was his father. I'm just trying to find family, Because my dad whated to find them befor he died. And I told him I would do my best to find them.

Re: vencill/vinsel/vensil FAMILY REUNION

iravincell — 2013-04-01 15:43:45Z

I do not know anything, just her name Was Betty A. Vincell. That was on Chaeles brith record. And my dad told me they was killed when Charles was young and he lived with Betty's family.

Re: curry family

pduncan8151 — 2013-03-28 01:18:04Z

Queries should always include some dates.

Do you have an approximate time period when they might have lived in Loudoun County? Any known birth or death dates?

Do you have specific information that places them in Loudoun?

Pat Duncan
GenNutLdn@msn.com

curry family

crazysha12 — 2013-03-28 00:05:12Z

I am looking for information on peter curry who married cassandra they had lived in loudoun county and had two kids named george and caroline

Re: PEEK, PHELPS, O'NEAL, HOGAN, GERMANY, BURROUGHS

clh459643 — 2013-03-27 20:08:28Z

http://boards.ancestry.com/surnames.brown/8462/mb.ashx

Re: ADAMS

rene717 — 2013-03-27 12:51:31Z

looking for ada martha horn m john william daniel ada ada father thomas nathen horn m sarch W.T. adams in nov 22 1876 born 1792 in tenn if you can help please email me at layaeyez87@yahoo.com looking for her side ty

Re: Original Letter- James Fields in 1849

jgm1961 — 2013-03-27 04:52:14Z

Hello,
It's been a while since you've posted this notice, but if possible, I would be interested in a copy of this letter. My 2x and 3x great grandfathers are both James Fields born in Loudoun. The elder James was born in Loudoun 1830. In doing the math, he would have been only 19 years old in 1849,so he would not have had 102 year old mother, nor had children old enough to live in Ohio. However, I'm wondering if he was somehow related to the James in your letter.
I look forward to your reply.
Thanks!

Re: SANBOWER/STOUTSENBERGER/YONTZ

sellfam69 — 2013-03-25 21:05:55Z

I have an old quilt with George W Stoutsenberger's name on it and would like it to go to his descendents. I'm asking for no money for this, just want it to go where it belongs.
Are you interested in having this?

Re: William Dulin

kwillking_1 — 2013-03-20 23:35:53Z

regarding william dulin...he is listed on the loudoun tax lists for 1789 for area c...he lists william king........i'm kevin william king...does anyone know of this william king?....thanks kevin

Re: Samuel Tillett

Dowen6 — 2013-03-13 02:22:53Z

Thanks again....you are amazing

Re: Samuel Tillett

pduncan8151 — 2013-03-13 01:49:42Z

1860 Fairfax Co Census:
Joseph Beech, 44y
Mary, 32y
Pricilla, 15y
William T., 13y
Delila, 11y,
Mary E., 6y
Frances, 2y
Emily 3/12y

From the Fairfax Co Marriage Register:
date of marriage: 26 Apr 1870
groom: James S. Ambler, 35y, single, b. Fairfax and resides Loudoun, farmer, s/o Vincent L. & Mary Ambler
bride: Priscilla Beach, 25y, single, b. and res. Fairfax, d/o Joseph & Mary Beach
performed by John L. Frone

date of marriage: 26 Apr 1870
groom: William Thomas Beach, 23y, single, b. and resides Fairfax, farmer, s/o Joseph & Mary Beach
bride: Mary E. Holly, 30y, single, b. and resides Fairfax, d/o Jeremiah & Ann Holly
performed by John L. Frone

date of marriage: 2 Jan 1867
groom: J. G. Hawley, 30y, single, b. and res. Fairfax, farmer, s/o Jeremiah & Ann Hawley
bride: Delila Beach, 16y, single, b. and resides Fairfax, d/o Joseph & Mary Beach
performed by Lovell Marders

Based on the above marriages, it seems more likely that Joseph and Mary were married around 1844.

Pat Duncan
GenNutLdn@msn.com

Re: Samuel Tillett

Dowen6 — 2013-03-13 01:29:56Z

WOW that was FAST....Thanks ever so much. We believe that Joseph Beach and Mary Tillet / Tillett were married in 1857. I'll research some more....Many Many Thanks for the info and quick response. :-)

Re: Samuel Tillett

pduncan8151 — 2013-03-13 01:15:10Z

From the Fairfax Co Marriage Register:
date of marriage: 22 May 1889, license issued 22 May 1889
groom: Clarence Beach, 27y, single, b. and resides Fairfax, farmer, s/o Joseph & Mary Beach
bride: Maud H. McIntosh, 16y, single, b. and resides Fairfax, d/o John & Josephine McIntosh
performed by J. W. Davidson

From the Fairfax County Personal Property Tax Lists up to 1850:

1835 First Section Robert Ratcliffe Commissioner Beech, Joseph
1836 First Section Robert Ratcliffe Commissioner Beech, Joseph
1837 First Section A. J. Sangster Commissioner Beach, Joseph
1838 Second Section Beech, Joseph
1839 First Section Robert Ratcliffe Commissioner Beech, Joseph
1840A Truro Parish Francis F. Ratcliffe Commissioner Beech, Joseph
1841A Francis F. Ratcliff Commissioner Beach, Joseph
1842A Jas. M. Halley Commissioner Beach, Joseph
1845A Beech, Joseph
1846A Beech, Joseph
1848A Beech, Joseph
1849A Beech, Joseph
1850A Beech, Joseph

Tilletts on the Personal Property Tax Lists in the 1840’s were:

1840A Truro Parish Francis F. Ratcliffe Commissioner Tillett, James
1841A Francis F. Ratcliff Commissioner Tillett, James
1842A Jas. M. Halley Commissioner Tillett, Polly
1847A Tillett, Thomas
1850A Tillett, Thomas
1845A Tillett, Thompson
1840A Truro Parish Francis F. Ratcliffe Commissioner Tillett, William
1841A Francis F. Ratcliff Commissioner Tillett, William
1842A Jas. M. Halley Commissioner Tillett, William
1843A Robert Ratcliffe Commissioner Tillett, William
1844A Robert Ratcliffe Commissioner Tillett, William
1845A Tillett, William
1847A Tillett, William
1849A Tillett, William
1850A Tillett, William
1846A Tillett, William & bro.
1848A Tillett, Wm. & Bryant, H.

Marriage records in Fairfax County do not begin until 1853.

Pat Duncan
GenNutLdn@msn.com

Re: Samuel Tillett

Dowen6 — 2013-03-13 00:21:35Z

I've been looking for a MARY TILLETT, born about 1825 in Northern VA, don't know her parents or anything as I can't find a thing...she married a Joseph Beach, I they could have had as many as 10 children, one being my Great Great Grandfather Clarence W. Beach, also a child Emily, Sarah and Robert...but that's all I've gotten Any help is appreciated

Re: Elisha Lockhart

pduncan8151 — 2013-03-12 21:31:24Z

The surname Lockhart/Lockard does not appear on the 1758-1781 Loudoun Co Tithables Lists as abstracted by the Sparacios.

Pat Duncan
GenNutLdn@msn.com

Re: Elisha Lockhart

1oldgeezer — 2013-03-12 21:01:18Z

My family and I have been trying to track Elisha Lockhart (or Lockard), who we believe narried Elizabeth Ellison about 1784 in Adams, Ohio. They had six children between 1785 and 1795. We understand Elisha was born in 1759, and had thought it was in Ohio. If you have information to the contrary, please advise. Also, we are seeking information concerning Thomas Lockhart, whom we believe to have been Elisha's father, who may have emigrated to the colonies, presumably before Elisha's birth. Any info on that would be appreciated as well. My name is Tom Lockhart, and you can reach me at tglaw@earthlink.net.

Re: McKinley in ROSS-GOCHENAUR Ancestry

Rebeckah_earl_cooper — 2013-03-12 10:23:18Z

Possible connection?

Ola M. Ross Obituary

ROSS, OLA M. Age 99, a resident of Dallas, died Saturday, December 2, 2006 at her home. She was born August 23, 1907 in Gown, Oklahoma to John and Dora Hodge Warf. Preceded in death by her husband, William McKinley Ross. A wonderful mother, grandmother and neighbor, Ola is survived by 11 children, 30 grandchildren, 62 great grandchildren, 61 great-great grandchildren and 5 great-great-great grandchildren. A visitation will begin at 1:30 p.m., Tuesday, December 5, 2006 before the service at 3 p.m., at Donnelly's Colonial Funeral Home Chapel. A graveside service will be held 3 p.m., Wednesday at Triplet Cemetery in Texanna, Oklahoma. , Donnelly's Colonial Funeral Home 606 W. Airport Frwy. Irving TX (972) 579-1313 www.donnellyscolonial.com OB6 Obituaries, Notices

Re: Romine / Reed - Loudoun Co., VA

joshwms4 — 2013-03-09 23:59:45Z

Allen Franklin Reed, b. 21 Feb 1861, Moultrie Co., IL, s/o Wiliam Henry Reed & Sarah Ann Pinkney, m. Irena Melissa
(Critsman) Hoover d/o Henry Marshall Hoover & Abrilla Wolf.Their daughter, Bess Helen Reed b. 5 Feb 1893 in Shawnee, Indian Territory m. Oliver Perry Romiine in Independance, KS16 Sep 1913. She d. 13 April ----. I will get heer dod.

William Henry Reed was s/o William Harper Reed [1815-1866] & Nancy Faris Ellis, d/o Henry Ellis & Charity Harper. William Marshalll Reed, b. mid 1770's, VA - m. Mary Harper, sister of Charity Harper. The Ellis Famiy settled in Green Co., OH. The Harper Family settled in Ross Co. in a part of Ross co that became, Fayette Co.in 1810 These families all lived in Berkeley Co. until moving early 1800's to Ohio.
William M.Reed d. 1829. William Henry Reed [1837-1915 moved from Fayette Co to In and on to Moultrie Co., IL. Following the Civil War and theo opening of the the Osage lands in Kanses moved to Chetopa, Labette KS. William Hanry & Sarah Ann had 9 children prior to the death of Sarah Ann in 1879, including my grandmother, Lily May Reed Davis who m. John Davis a descndant of Benjamin & Hannah Davis of Loudoun Co., VA.

1777

Re: Harpers in Loudoun Co. VA

fleance — 2013-03-04 19:28:54Z

>So GeorgeAnna's maiden name was Harper and her married name was Harper?<

Correct. I am not sure if they were cousins, as I do not have parents or siblings of Charles Jonathan Harper. I know he d. between 1870-1880: he is in the 1870 Census, Stumptown, Loudoun Co., and his wife, Mary Jane, is a widow in the 1880; she is living with her sons Robert F. & Braden F. in Washington, Carroll Co., IN

Re: Harpers in Loudoun Co. VA

jared_brown_1980 — 2013-03-04 14:41:56Z

I'm glad I found that old picture to put up.
You said "Robert Edwin Lee Harper's mother, GeorgeAnna was the dau. of William H. Harper and Nancy A. Munday" So GeorgeAnna's maiden name was Harper and her married name was Harper? Am I understanding that?
Also, thanks for the info on the name Weedord, I didn't know that.

Re: OGDEN

pduncan8151 — 2013-03-02 00:50:50Z

Don't know if this will help.

From the Loudoun County Personal Property Tax Lists, it appears that Andrew was the son of Robert Ogden. The lists also indicate he had brothers William, Benjamin, and Andrew.

From “Loudoun Co Death Register 1853-1896” by Frain and Hiatt:
OGDEN, Andrew, white male, d. 15 Feb 1855, Mahlon Morris', 73-0-0, parents: Robt. & Ann Ogden, b. Maryland, farmer & mill right, source: Mahlon Morris, brother-in-law

[possible brother listed above]
OGDEN, Benjamin, white male, d. 29 Nov 1853, Hillsboro, spinal affection, 62-0-0, parents: unknown, b. Loudoun, farmer, consort of Sarah Ogden, source: Levin Ogden, son

From “Loudoun Co Marriages 1757-1853” by Wertz:
Ogdon, Andrew & Elizabeth Shawen. m. 24 Dec. 1810. Minister: John Littlejohn.

From “Loudoun Co Will Book Abstracts, Books 2A-3C” by Pat Duncan:

OGDEN, Elizabeth
Will of 22 Jun 1868: grand nephew Charles SHAWEN son of nephew William C. SHAWEN (named Exor), witnesses Washington MYERS, Wm. WILLIAMS & Jacob MYERS. Returned to court 13 Dec 1875. Exor Wm. C. SHAWEN, $1600 bond. [3A:193]

Pat Duncan
GenNutLdn@msn.com

Re: OGDEN

lcraig195 — 2013-03-01 21:53:37Z

I'm looking for info for war of 1812 veteran Andrew Ogden. he's buried w/ other Ogden's in Arnold Grove Cemetery in Loudoun County, but i cannot fund much on him or many descendants looking for him. My son's eagle scout project is renovating his and 21 other veterans from rev, 1812 and civil war and we'd like descendents to come. His war of 1812 marker will be dedicated too. you can see more about the project and see the list of everyone who is buried at this cemetery at www.arnoldgrove.weebly.com.

Re: Shaffer/Shepherd - name change?

cashepherd44 — 2013-02-28 22:06:36Z

Sorry to reply so late - haven't been active on ancestory.com in a while. If your Lawrence came to America around 1817, then he is not the same Lawrence Shepherd that I am referring to. My Lawrence wasn't born until 1837, POB and parents unknown. He lived for 105 yrs. and died in 1842 in Frankfort, Ross Co. Ohio. Sorry - hope you find what you are looking for.

Re: Shaffer/Shepherd - name change?

cashepherd44 — 2013-02-28 21:58:34Z

This is embarrassing - I don't know how this got posted, but let me correct the error. Lawrence Shepherd was born in 1732, POB and parents unknown. I'm sorry if this caused any confusion.

Lawrence Shepherd

cashepherd44 — 2013-02-28 21:52:43Z

Don't know how I managed to post Lawrence's birthdate as 1837 - WRONG!
He was born in 1737, POB and parents unknown. Sorry for that stupid mistake, hope it didn't cause any confusion.

Re: Harpers in Loudoun Co. VA

fleance — 2013-02-28 14:10:56Z

Thanks for posting the photographs.

>...Mary Mathews Harper. I don't know who she is, she may be Jabez Harper's mother.<

Jabez Harper's mother was Mary Jane Weedord. She was the daughter of Jabez Weedord.

Mary Ellen Matthews (the photo), is the wife of Robert Edwin Lee Harper, son of Jabez Clinton Harper and GeorgeAnna Alice Harper. GeorgeAnna was the dau. of William H. Harper and Nancy A. Munday.

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Re: Death and Burial of Frederick Ridenbaugh 1750-1784

Re: DONOHOE* ELGIN* McDOWELL* BURCH* FRANKLIN*THOMAS*CARR*HALL*WRIGHT*CUMMINGS*CARTWRIGHT*HUTCHISON*

Re: CROOK, CROOKE, CROOKS, BARKER, KITCHENS, RILEY

Re: Re- French-Bell and Milburn-Mills

Re: Frisby Morris and/or Mahlon Morris, late 1700s-early 1800s

Re: SANBOWER/STOUTSENBERGER/YONTZ

Re: FRITTS

Re: FRITTS

Re: Help RE: George W Harrison (b. abt 1838, Va)

Swart Swarts Swartz

Re: Lumm family

Re: Neer, Everhart, Potts, Grove

Re: Neers from Loudon Co to Ohio

Re: BRADFIELD, HATCHER, NICHOLS, WEST

Re: BRADFIELD, HATCHER, NICHOLS, WEST

Re: BRADFIELD, HATCHER, NICHOLS, WEST

Re: BRADFIELD, HATCHER, NICHOLS, WEST

Re: ISAAC FOUTCH familY in LOUDEN CO. in 1700's

African American and Mulatto Colston

Re: vencill/vinsel/vensil FAMILY REUNION

Re: vencill/vinsel/vensil FAMILY REUNION

Re: vencill/vinsel/vensil FAMILY REUNION

Re: curry family

curry family

Re: PEEK, PHELPS, O'NEAL, HOGAN, GERMANY, BURROUGHS

Re: ADAMS

Re: Original Letter- James Fields in 1849

Re: SANBOWER/STOUTSENBERGER/YONTZ

Re: William Dulin

Re: Samuel Tillett

Re: Samuel Tillett

Re: Samuel Tillett

Re: Samuel Tillett

Re: Samuel Tillett

Re: Elisha Lockhart

Re: Elisha Lockhart

Re: McKinley in ROSS-GOCHENAUR Ancestry

Re: Romine / Reed - Loudoun Co., VA

Re: Harpers in Loudoun Co. VA

Re: Harpers in Loudoun Co. VA

Re: OGDEN

Re: OGDEN

Re: Shaffer/Shepherd - name change?

Re: Shaffer/Shepherd - name change?

Lawrence Shepherd

Re: Harpers in Loudoun Co. VA

Re: DONOHOE* ELGIN* McDOWELL* BURCH* FRANKLINTHOMASCARRHALLWRIGHTCUMMINGSCARTWRIGHTHUTCHISON