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Melungeons

JoannePezzu08 — 2009-11-06 18:44:00Z

http://www.historical-melungeons.com/blackmore.html

http://www.historical-melungeons.com/wash.html

Documenting the Melungeons
http://www.historical-melungeons.com/index.html

Joanne

Re: Daniel Faulkner, b.1811 in Wythe Co.

landswest — 2009-11-05 02:47:07Z

Any questions please respond to landswest@yahoo.com

Re: Salley, Griffith, Carroll, Trent

DrBillRice — 2009-11-05 00:19:26Z

Sorry, I Didn't see your earlier post. I descend from Henry and Charity Trent, both born in the early 1800's in Virginia. Their children were born in Virginia, Tennessee, and in Kentucky reflecting their migration route from Virginia to Eastern Kentucky covering the time period from 1825 to about 1835. Family given names include Alexander, Isaiah, John Wesley, George, Calvin, Stokely, etc. Charity's surname is unknown and Henry's parents are unproven. Dr. Bill Rice

Re: Salley, Griffith, Carroll, Trent

becka25 — 2009-11-04 21:37:45Z

what trents

chadwell family that lived in Scott co. around 1870

becka25 — 2009-11-04 21:36:24Z

was listed in 1870 william chadwell and his family in census what happened to this family I beleive one of his sons james married a trent

Re: Lucy Harris

DarwinIreson — 2009-11-02 20:51:23Z

From my Grandmother's notes Benjamin Harris m. ? Campbell and their daughter Lucy was born 1804. Scott County Virginia. If you have any more information, please share.

mikeireson@hotmail.com

Re: Roller/Powers

LittleMup — 2009-11-02 11:50:01Z

I e-mailed you Saturday. If you did not get it, try e-mailing me.

LittleMup@sbcglobal.net

Liz Cox

Re: Roller/Powers

carollzerkle — 2009-11-01 03:25:07Z

Dear Liz please e-mail me at cosburn2@sbcglobal.net would love to exchange on Rollers/Webbs & Zerkles thanks Caroll

Re: Will do look ups, in Scott County, Marriage & Cemetery books

54willie — 2009-10-31 20:21:17Z

I did not find Henry Harrison Webb and Elizabeth Roller, marriage record in Scott County,VA.I did find them as parents in book 2 page 74 line 32, Wm. H. Webb age 18 and Mary E. Neely, married Feb. 28, 1883,his (p) Harrison & Elizabeth, Mary's (p) Wm.E. & Sarah. and on page 101 line 7, Harrison & Elizabeth's son George Webb age 19 and Martelia Sloane 21 married Jan. 17, 1892, Martelia's (p) Baxter & Nancy Bloomer. The Marriage books I have are 1815 - 1945,( vol: 1 thur 6,) I only have the male index. but...vol; 2 & 3, has the family names in the back, making it easy to find the females up to abt 1912. Sorry I was not much help.
Willie

Re: Will do look ups, in Scott County, Marriage & Cemetery books

LittleMup — 2009-10-31 19:25:40Z

I don't know how far back the marriage books go, but I'm looking for a marriage record for Henry Harrison Webb and Elizabeth Roller probably in the 1860's. Thanks in advance.

Re: Roller/Powers

LittleMup — 2009-10-31 16:52:07Z

George Roller/Leah Powers' children:

Harvey I. Roller (1836-?)married Louiza Bledsoe

Amy W. Roller (4 Aug 1837 Scott County) married Berry Warf

Hiram P. Roller (1 Aug 1839-12 Oct 1904 Christian, Missouri) married Rebecca A. Anderson

Mary Roller (13 Jun 1841) married Preston Justus

Ibby Roller (19 Apr 1843)

Martha Ann Roller (1 Sept 1845) married Robert Moore

Elizabeth Webb (24 Aug 1847-12 Jun 1925) married Harrison Webb (these are my great great grandparents)

Jacob F. Webb (20 Oct 1849-15 Sep 1882) married Minerva ?

Burdine D. Roller (23 Dec 1851-7 Jan 1891) married Mary Ash

Eleanor Roller (8 Dec 1853) married Elisha F. Dillion

Sarah Roller (21 Jan 1856-abt 1895) married James M. Payne

John W. Roller (15 Apr 1858) married Martha A. LNU

Any additions/corrections are always welcome. Would love to find more on any of those mentioned above, especially the parents of Leah Powers.

Liz Cox

Re: Roller/Powers

LittleMup — 2009-10-31 16:27:21Z

Kerry: Please add the following to your research...Leah and George Roller were my ggg grandparents. Their daughter, Elizabeth Roller, married Harrison Webb supposedly around 1863. Harrison Webb (b 15 Dec 1842 d 3 Jul 1911) and Elizabeth Roller (b 24 Aug 1847 d 12 Jun 1925) are buried in the Roller Cemetery (on private property) in Scott County, VA. Harrison and Elizabeth had the following children:

William Harvey Webb(1866-1913)married Mary E. Neely

Rebecca A. Webb (abt 1869)married(1)Grimes Neal(2)Pat Bledsoe

Laura Webb (1871-1872)

George W. Webb (1873-19366) married Martellia Bloomer

Robert Moore Webb (1876-1966)married (l) Julia ? (2) Annie Sprinkle

Elizabeth Webb (1878-1878)

Lucinda (1879-1908)

Henry (1882-1959) married Victoria McMillan

Wilson Berry Webb (1884-1970

Floyd Dee Webb (1887-1975) married Eliza Lawson

Charles C. Webb (1890-1951) married Barbara B. Tyler

I decend from Elizabeth and Harrison's son, George W. Webb. I have more detailed info if anyone is interested on Harrison and Elizabeth and their children. I, too, would like to know if there is any info out there on Leah's parents. Love sharing info with others.

Re: Carter Family of Rye Cove, Va.

DLMorrison50ish — 2009-10-28 01:51:41Z

If you're still looking for more information, I'm adding Carter links to our family site.

-Ginger Morrison Gehres

Re: Helen C. Porter

brpvicco39 — 2009-10-27 16:07:16Z

I cannot help about her death; however, Tivis was a brother to my great grandfather, William D. Porter, Jr. whose first wife was Betsy Elizabeth Hartsock. I have some Hartsock (Hartzog) info in the Wise County Historical Office. Also on the Porter family.

Re: Lee Marshall Info

JaniceBusic — 2009-10-24 03:27:53Z

Willie,

I have one more question for you. Do you have a marriage record for Charlie Miller? If not, can you recomment where I can find it?

Thank you again!!!
Rodney

Re: Lee Marshall Info

JaniceBusic — 2009-10-24 03:06:09Z

Willie,

Thank you very much!!! You have been a huge help. I really appreciate all your assistance.
Rodney

Re: Lee Marshall Info

54willie — 2009-10-24 01:54:08Z

The best I can tell from the map in the Cemetery book,cem. # 47 is located off road # 68, between Nicklesville & Copper Ridge, one name of a Church near there is New Bethel Church, I am not familiar with that area.
sorry I can't be more help.
Willie

Re: Lee Marshall Info

54willie — 2009-10-24 01:40:59Z

Cemetery book 6 page 51, Culberston Cem. S. Dungannon # 47, Charlie Miller June 20, 1913 - Apr. 22,1938, Note from the researcher Bobbie Johnson says .. Charlie Miller and Lee Marshall were brothers-in-laws killed in a mine accident.
Willie

Abijah Alley's "little band"

njgschoonmaker — 2009-10-06 15:49:55Z

_Early Osbornes and Alleys_ quotes comments in W. P. Kennedy's _Kennedy-Powers Family_ saying that in 1941 there was a remnant of a religious group known as "the little band" founded by Abijah Alley 150 years earlier. Abijah was born in 1794, so the group was not that old, but that it existed at all is fascinating, and that its followers persevered. Any information, clues, ANYTHING at all, will be much appreciated.
nancys@email.unc.edu

Re: Lee Marshall Info

JaniceBusic — 2009-10-22 19:48:23Z

Willie,

Do you have any direction to the Culbertson Cemetery?
Thank you very much!
Rodney

Re: Lee Marshall Info

JaniceBusic — 2009-10-22 19:46:39Z

Willie,

Thank you very much for the information. I feel sure that it is correct. I am so glad to get this info.

If you have cemetery listings for Scott County, would you mind looking for Charles "Charlie" Miller, buried near Nichelsville?

Your help is very appreciated!!
Rodney

Re: Marriage Lookup Please

tornadosurvivor08 — 2009-10-03 21:48:37Z

Hi Willie & Thanks many times for looking. I didnt read my last message but i probably screwed up. Rebecca was a Robinette when she married __Willis. So this isn't her. I thought it was for a minute & it dawned on me this Rebecca was a blessing.
Rebecca married a JM Blessing in 1913 i think it was, it was the last one we talked about.

But i hate i goofed. But she would of been Rebecca Robinette, b. 1867, marriage probably aroun 1880-1888 to a unknown Willis.

Thanks again,
Tim

Re: Marriage Lookup Please

tornadosurvivor08 — 2009-10-02 21:40:35Z

Thank you very much, She said she thought the J looked like Jessee R_something.

THis is a long shot, would you mind to see if you have Rebecca Robinette marry to a unknown Willis around 1880-1888 or so? We cant find her first marriage, everone thought lee county but no record found so far there. If you got time too anyway no rush.
I appreciate your help,
Tim

Re: Marriage Lookup Please

tornadosurvivor08 — 2009-10-02 15:43:13Z

Hi Willie, my cousin found her old microfilm she said it was very hard to read. SO im guessing the transcriber might of gotten a name or age wrong in the books. Do you care to look and see what all info it shows in your book? i'll list below the pages.
Thanks a bunch.
Tim

I found the marriage certificate info on J.M. Blessing and Rebecca Kilgore. It was in the 1913 marriage register of Scott Co., VA, Page 78, Line 2, May 19, 1913

Re: Marriage Lookup Please

54willie — 2009-10-02 20:07:14Z

Scott County marriage book 4 page 4 line 37, J.M. Blessing age 38 (wid), Rebecca Kilgore 37 (wid) married May 19, 1913 by T.H.Francisco, J.M. parents list as Elihu & Amanda ,Rebecca's is not clear ..looks like J... _---.
Willie

Re: Marriage Lookup Please

54willie — 2009-10-03 19:09:48Z

Wellll... Looks like we have traced this Rebecca girl down, In Marriage book #2 page 93 line 6, W.J.Willis age 23(Washington co.) and R. E. Blessing age 16, married Nov. 27 1889 W.J's parents are Sterling & Catherine, R.E.'s Parent is E.J. & __. By this record R.E. (Rebecca) was born abt. 1873, I found a Elihue J. Blessing and Almira M. V.Darter was married Oct. 27, 1868.(could be Rebecca's parents?.)
Willie

Re: Marriage Lookup Please

54willie — 2009-10-03 22:00:53Z

It is so easy to get headed in the wrong direction ,while trying to tie up these loose branches, as I have a little extra time I will look in the bigger books on Scott County and see if anything interesting shows up. I will let you know .
Willie

Re: Lee Marshall Info

54willie — 2009-10-22 13:43:01Z

Information given in my earlier post( about Lee Marshall) was from the Scott County, VA. Cemetery and Marriage books, I have no personal knowledge of this family, I saw an other post here that gave different information, Just wanted to clarify, what I gave earlier.
Willie

Re: Lee Marshall Info

54willie — 2009-10-22 13:32:21Z

Information from cemetery book 6 page 51 Culberston Cem. S. Dungannon # 47, Lee Marshall Jan. 19, 1908 - Apr.22, 1938. From Marriage book #4 page 89 line 18, Lee marshall age 22, Fay Gillenwater 18, married Jan. 2, 1930 ,Lee's (p) Harve & Sarah Cox Marshall,Fay's (p) Linnie & Rebecca Hillman Gillenwater, I did not find Fay's death information.
You will find information about the Mine accident on Google
(type in Red Jacket Mine explosion).
Willie

Re: William Bishop

BettyWilloughby — 2009-10-15 01:55:22Z

Hi Bob,

I think we have talked before. The Elias F. Bishop you are looking for is Elias Fulton Bishop, son of Samuel Bishop and Mary Neeley. Elias Fulton was married to Nancy E. Walling and they had a son Samuel P. Bishop listed in the 1850 census in the same household with his mother Mary. In that same 1850 census, was another Elias F. Bishop listed in the household with his mother, Frances 'Fanny' Wallin, along with Elias F. was his wife, Nancy Bishop and a son Samuel P. Bishop. Also listed in that same household was his sister Letisha and her son George W. In that census, both Letisha and George W. were listed by the name Wallin. Both of these Elias F.s were about the same age, as was thier wives and their sons, Samuel P. Bishop, all the more to confuse things.

Fanny Bishop was married to William W. Bishop Sr. in 1825 and they had 3 children, Nancy Ann Bishop, who married Abraham Miller, Elias f. who married Nancy ??? and Letisha, who was not married in 1850 that I know of. She later married George W. Kane and Noah Greer. I have heard and am inclined to believe that Letisha 'Lettie' was not the biological daughter of William W. Bishop Sr. William W. Bishop divorced Fanny in 1853 and he was allowed to remarry, but she was not. According to some other divorce records I saw, that happened when one of the parties committed adultry. Someone recently told me that they had heard (don't know if it is true or not), that Fanny Wallin Bishop ran a 'cathouse' and that her daughter Letisha was in it with her. That could be the reason for the divorce. Anyway, sometime after 1853, Fanny and her children moved to Kentucky. Mary Ann Miller moved on to Missouri after her husband died. Lettie later returned to Scott Co., Va and is buried in the Kane Cemetery there, and nobody know what happened to Elias F.

I have looked and looked for him and just can not seem to find him I have found Elias Fulton Bishop, who was the son of Samuel and Mary who had a son named William M. Bishop who was married to Dorinda 'Rinda' Quillen. I found their marriage record in the Scott Co., Va marriage records.

You might want to correct you records re: this matter. I have checked this out several times and have talked to Josie Faulkner about this and she agreed with me after I explained it to her. I was so hoping that I had found my missing Elias F. Bishop, but I guess not. I imagine he went to Kentucky somewhere, but I can't seem to find him in the census records anywhere. I did find an Elias Bishop in Kentucky at a later time, but the age seemed to be too old to be him. He was listed in someone else's household as father-in-law, but I can't remember off the top of my head the name. If that is not him, then I don't know where he went to.

I am sorry if I messed up your records. If you have any questions to get this straightened out, just let me know.
If I am not mistaken, you were looking for Matilda Mary Bishop who was married to Brian Bramwell Neely when I last talked to you.

Betty Bishop Willoughby
bettyw41@yahoo.com

Re: Father of Joseph Bishp

BettyWilloughby — 2009-10-12 14:07:01Z

Joseph Bishop's father was Sampson Bishop, son of John and Elizabeth Babb Bishop. Sampson had two sons by Elizabeth Walling, who he had planned to marry, but she called the marriage off and married a man named John Miller. Sampson acknowledged both his sons and took care of them. John died at about 33 years of age and I don't think he was married. Joseph married Nancy A. Brickey and they had several children, Elijah Martin was one of them.

I heard that there was bad blood between the Bishop's and the Miller's after that. Elizabeth Walling was the daughter of Frances Tyree and Joseph Walling. Frances Tyree Walling married 2nd to William W. Bishop, brother of Sampson Bishop. I have heard that he took care of Elizabeth Miller after Sampson died. William W. Bishop Sr. was the last of the Bishop sons to die, 1865.

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"Sampson [Bishop] died 18 Aug 1861. I have his death certificate, it says he is the son of John and Eliz and was born in Penn. My older Bishop relatives have told me they think the Bishops came from Penn...." (Joan Vincent, Portland, Or, letter 16 May 1974)

Sampson Bishop was born in 1796 in VA. He was mentioned in a land deed between his father, John, Bishop, and the six sons on August 30, 1819 in Scott Co, VA. He died on August 18, 1861 in Scott Co, VA.

He never married Elizabeth Wallen Miller (born and died in Scott Co, VA.) but they had the following children together, whom Sampson claimed and raised as his own.

+55 i. Joseph Bishop (born in 1825).
56 ii. John Bishop was born in 1828 in Scott Co, VA. He died 18 Aug 1861 in Scott Co, VA.

Re: Joseph Bishop

BettyWilloughby — 2009-10-12 13:50:52Z

The John William Bishop you are talking about is not John William Bishop. He is just plain John Bishop who married Elizabeth Babb. Johann William Bishop is John's brother. Both John and William are mentioned in their father, William's Will. Somebody evidently saw Johann William Bishop's birth record and automatically assumed that he was called John William, but he wasn't. He was called William and John was called John. William married Phillippina Kohler and John married Elizabeth Babb.

If you have any questions, you can email me direct.

Thanks,
Betty Bishop Willoughby
bettyw41@yahoo.com

Re: Cookenour Cemetery

BettyWilloughby — 2009-10-12 13:33:32Z

If you find the Cookenour Cemetery, I would like to know where it is as well. I have Cookenour ancestors and am looking for the place they are buried. I know where 4 of the Cookenour children are buried. Jacob Cookenour and Mary Catron Cookenour (first wife) have 3 children that are buried at Arcadia Methodist Church Cemetery, in Sullivan Co. Tennessee, (Mary 'Polly' Cookenour married to Watson Ketron; Elizabeth Cookenour md. to Joseph Ketron; and Isaac Cookenour, married to Lavina Jane Ketron. 3 siblings married 3 siblings.

Jacob C. Cookenour IV, son of Jacob and Susannah Jones Cookenour, 2nd wife, is buried in the Wilhelm Cemetery in Weber City, Scott Co. Va. located on the main road from Kingsport, Tn to Gate City, Va.

Thanks,
Betty Bishop Willoughby
bettyw41@yahoo.com

Re: William and Elizabeth Bishop

BettyWilloughby — 2009-10-12 13:20:46Z

I don't believe that our William W. Bishop Sr. was married to E;izabeth Pogue. She is never found in a census record with him. I also have some info that Got from another Bishop researcher that claims Elizabeth Pogue as the wife of another William Bishop who moved to Kentucky. I am inclined to think that Elizabeth is married to that William Bishop. The dates just don't fit for our William W. Bishop Sr.

Could you please tell me how you came to the conclusion that John Bishop who was married to Elizabeth Babb was named John William Bishop. The record that I found in the church records in Lancaster Co., PA shows a son named Johann William Bishop, b. 12 Dec 1746, however, that is not our John. William Bishop's will mentions both John and William in his will. Johann William married Phillipina Kohler, and of course you know our John was married to Elizabeth Babb. I have noticed that several people on the internet refer to John as John William Bishop and I just can't seem to get this straigtened out. I suppose that someone found the birth record for Johann William Bishop and automatically assumed that it was our John and his middle name was William, but that is not the case.

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The following is a copy of William Bishop's Will which will show you that John and William are two different people.

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Dec'd I William Bishoff of Mountjoy Township in the county of
Lancaster being at present weak of body but of sound memory and
understanding therefore make my last will and testament if it should please
God to call me out of this world recommending my soul into the bonds of my Redeemer Jesus Christ and as to my worldly Estate I bequeath the same as follows:

First, I order that my wife Anna shall hold & possess everything that is to say all my money which I have and all my outstanding debts in Bonds & notes All my linen sheets table cloths of white ramen coever. She shall also have a right to the kitchen dresser and also the drawer in my Room together with everything else in my house and plantation for I have no debts all is paid by me. To all household furniture consisting in Pewter iron and wooden ware she shall have a right to the same during her life.

And as to my Plantation containing one hundred and ninety five acres, I order that my two youngest sons viz Philip and Godleys shall have the same for the sum of eighteen hundred pounds currency and the same shall be divided in six equal shares among my children -- Christopher, Peter, John, Philip, Godleys and to the seven children of my daughter Susan Margaret Bretz each share is three hundred pounds currency and I order that Ludwig Bretz shall have nothing in his hands of the same But whatever he had received already shall be deducted from the said share and divided among my said above mentioned five sons and the remainder of said share shall be divided among the children of said Bretz and each child shall receive their share when they attain their age and not sooner.

But Christopher, Peter, and John shall pay yearly to each of them fifty pounds currency in part of their portion. And they shall allow to their mother room with a olive tree where she chooses to have it. Further they shall give her yearly twelve Bushels of wheat, six bushels of barley cleaned and twelve bushels of rye. A garden which she pleases and shall dung sufficiently two cows & a horse of her choice. Hay and fother as much as she has need of for her creatures and those who hold the (pence?) shall keep the creatures in fother yearly and give firewood, candles & salt so much as she has need of also two pair of new shoes and one pair of slippers, nine yards of Linsey, two flax linen and two hemp linen shifts the third of rice hemp which is raised from the marshes and fifthteen pounds of flax with the ________the third part of the potatoes a fat hog of one hundred and eighty or two hundred weight and a hind quarter of Beef of eighty pounds she shall also have a right to the apples, peaches, & other fruit as much as she pleases and they shall give her three Barrels of apples& if there is fruit. And all these things they shall give and deliver to my said wife yearly into her home & cellar or where it belongs to and if the cows or horse of my said wife should die or if she should dislike them then they shall give her others as she chooses and all these things shall be truly performed during her life and after her decease everything shall be divided into equal shares to Christopher, William, Peter, John, Philip, Godleys, and the children of Bretz all in peace and unanimity and my son John shall also have a free dwelling place in my new house and shall have the still house and stills in use (the said stills cost me forty-five pounds hard money) But with this __________ that he allows my other children also the use of them if there is fruit or if they should choose to distil any of their grain if he can't do it for the stills shall be and remain on the Place and he shall also assist the mother with firewood and shall help to clean the meadows because he keeps a cow and Peter shall not be driven out of his dwelling place at least not before four years are expired until he has found a place and I order that William shall have and hold the place where he lives and shall pay to my other children one hundred pounds currency Viz Christopher, Peter, John, Philip, and Godleys but not above Ten pounds yearly because the land is not paid to the Proprietaries yet - and if Philip and Godleys should incline to change their religion on account of their wives who are not baptized then them other Brothers shall drive them out and they shall have but Ten Pounds for their share and no more if one or the other of my said children should renounce the Evangelical Confession of Faith such child shall be entirely excluded and shall have nothing all these things shall be truly performed after my decease. Further, the house in Elizabeth Town No.27 I give and bequeath to my grandson John Mosser when he attains his age but if he should die without issue then the same shall descend and fall back to my children VIZ Christopher, William, Peter, John, Philip, and Godleys But nevertheless that those of my children who shall change their religion shall be utterly excluded thereof as aforesaid But in the interval the said House shall be rented out or sold and the money put out upon interest for Mosser has no right to let or sell the House because it does not belong to him and if those two on my place should be of bad behavior and are remorseful of their things as they ought to do then they shall have no power to sell the Plantation for it is Deeded Land and paid for. And lastly I nominate & approve my said wife Anna and my son Christopher Bishoff Executors of this my last Will and Testament making hereby null and void all former & other wills by me heretofore made declaring this to be my last Will and Testament.

In Witness whereof I have hereto set my hand and seal on this 12 day of
January A Dom 1779.

William Bishoff seal

Signed sealed & declared as his last Will & Testament in the presence of us
Ballzis Slotz and Leonard Negley

Lancaster County as on the twenty fifth day of March in the year of our
Lord One Thousand Seven Hundred and Eighty Three before me the subscribed personally appeared Leonard Negley one of the subscribing witnesses to the above will and being duly sworn did depose and say that he was present and saw and heard William Bishoff the Testator above named sign and publish, pronounce and declare the foregoing writing as and for his last Will and Testament and that at the doing thereof he was of sound mind, memory, and understanding to the best of his knowledge, observation and belief.

Be it Remembered that on the twenty fifth day of March Anno Domino 1783 the
last Will and Testament of William Bishop late of Mountjoy Township in the County of
Lancaster deceased was proved in due Form of Law and Letters Testamentary there on were granted to Anna Bishop and Christopher Bishop the Executive and Executor therein named and being first duly qualified well and truly to administer the Estate of the said deceased and especially to exhibit or hire and perfect Inventory unto the Register Office on or before this
twenty fifth day of April next and to render a just and true account of their administration within one year or when thereunto lawfully required. Given under the seal of the said office to me.

John Hubley Regr.

Let me hear from you if you have proof to show different than that.

Thanks,
Betty Bishop Willoughby
bettyw41@yahoo.com

Re: Alice Ruth Bishop

BettyWilloughby — 2009-10-12 12:43:21Z

Lovel Bishop was my great grandpa. He was first married to Polly Ann Jones, who died some times ca 1900. He married 2nd and Alice Ruth. I don't know when she died, by Lovel died Oct 10, 1937 at the home of his son, my grandpa, Samuel Habern Bishop. I don't know if she died before him or after. I have a picture of the two of them if you would like a copy. Please email me direct and I will email you a copy of the picture.

Thanks,
Betty Bishop Willoughby
bettyw41@yahoo.com

Re: France Family in VA.

sfranc00 — 2009-10-21 03:27:01Z

My name is Stephanie France...I am not sure about my family History, but am very interested. I have a grandpa i have never met, his name is Shirley France. He lives in VA. I also have a great uncle named Lanier France who lives in AR. If you can help me get started taht would be great.

Re: Roller/Powers

carollzerkle — 2009-10-08 18:07:37Z

Dear Little Mup I have George Roller & Leah Powers in my family file. I have only 3 children listed I would like to up date this family & exchange info. Please reply to cosburn2@sbcglobal.net I will be home in Nevada by the end of October thank you so much Caroll Osburn Zerkle P O Box 85 Pahrump, Nevada 89041

Re: Bellamy,Fields

Stevens_Brandt — 2009-09-30 04:11:07Z

I am looking for Tammy Fields, whose mother was Annette and her father was Clarence V Fields. She also had a brother Eddie. Clarence had a sister, Leila and a brother Erwin, which have passed away. Have not been able to locate any of the fields left in Washington.

Photos of Wilkerson and Malinda Rhoten Lane?

SueChapell — 2009-09-30 15:57:42Z

Does anyone have photos of this couple or of their tombstones. They are buried in the Smith Ceme. Duffield Scott co. va.

I would really appreciate a copy.

Sue

Lee Marshall Info

RodneyShortt500 — 2009-10-21 15:50:37Z

I'm looking for information on Lee Marshall, his parents and spouse. I have a copy of his death certificate, but the information given is he was married and buried at Nichelsville, VA.Lee died 4-22-1938 in the Red Jacket Mine explosion in Buchanan Co., VA

Any information will be greatly appreciated.

Rodney

Colonel James W. Humes

BeulahKarr — 2009-10-02 23:37:01Z

I am looking for a photo of James W. Humes who served in the Confederate Army and was in politics after the war. Any photo would do. Can anybody help?
He was an important person of Scott County, passed away in 1893 I think.

Re: Johnson-Head Camatery, Robinette Valley, Scott Co, Va

g11reinelle — 2009-10-17 13:29:20Z

You may want to try this web site, it has lots of pictures of cemeteries and headstones. http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~vaschs2/

Re: Looking for cousins

CharlesFuller123 — 2009-09-25 16:55:48Z

I live in Tn. but I know where you are talking about. I was born above Snowflake. I will try to get in touch by phone with Bobby Godsey and let him know. Noticed in your post that you have Godsey & Jett in your surname serch. My mother was a Godsey. Would like to know what info you have on Godsey's.

Regards
Charles A. Fuller
cafuller@embarqmail.com

Re: James Howard Babb Obituary

jameshperry1 — 2009-09-27 15:03:04Z

Trying to find out more about this person. was wondering if you had a picture of him. you can respond to me at james_h_perry@yahoo.com

Re: Isabella Horton 1807/9 VA/KY

tennesseegray — 2009-09-22 01:19:27Z

Isabel Horton King was my grt grt grt Grandmother thru her son Jasper Newton "Joe" King of Elliott County, KY.
Would you have a picture of Travis H. Flanary? He was married to my Grt Grt Grandfather's sister, Mary Gray Flanary. Trav and Mary lived at Wood, Scott County, VA.

Clark Gray

Re: Sam A Kindle Obituary

blowingoffthedust — 2009-09-27 23:17:18Z

I am interested in learning the names of Sam Kindle's parents. In 1930 a Sam Kindle was living with my GGrandfather's family in OHIO. I am attempting to unravel the connection,..,any help would be greatly appreciated

Johnson-Head Camatery, Robinette Valley, Scott Co, Va

jmcgeemason — 2009-10-16 23:40:47Z

I have relatives buried inthe Johnson-Head Cemetery, Robinette Valley. Does anyone have directions to this particular cemetery? Thanks

Re: Looking for cousins

davidwood491 — 2009-09-25 20:25:35Z

Thank you so much!
I live in SC and am not well enough to travel.
I am just getting started with Godsey line. Cornie Wood (b. 1895) married James Godsey. (These are the grandparents of cousins I'm trying to reach).
I am aware of a John Godsey, who married ? Jett. They were the parents of Ann Godsey. She married James O. Wood 06/07/1828.
I also have a aunt who is the widow of Emment Godsey. She is 100 years old and lives is Bloomingdale (Kingsport).

Looking for cousins

davidwood491 — 2009-09-24 12:21:13Z

I am on mission for my book and looking for lost cousins.
I have never met them but I know where live.
If go up Nickelsville HWY,from Gate City,then you turn right on Big Moccasin. Their homes are within four miles of the Russell line and on the left of Gate City Hwy.
Bobby‘s house sits on the ridge and Terri is across the creek.
If you know them and them and make them aware of my reqest…
My e-mail is woodagent2003@yahoo.com
Their names are :
Charles R. (Bobby) Godsey, Jr. & Carolyn Nickels Godsey
Teresa (Terri ) Godsey

Re: Lost Hensley Cousins in Scott County Virginia

tn_amanda — 2009-09-23 15:35:05Z

I also come down through Fielding's line. Feel free to contact me if you like.