BTRVETC-L Digest		Volume 98 : Issue 78
5 Dec 1998

Today's Topics:
	 A thought to consider
	 Re: Time Line
	 Eddy Family lineage in Franklin County
	 Newcomer!
	 Re:  Eddy Family lineage in Franklin County
	 Re: Eddy Family lineage in Franklin County
	 Re: Eddy Family lineage in Franklin County
	 Packwood, Samuel
	 Re:  Re: Eddy Family lineage in Franklin County
	 Re: Eddy Family lineage in Franklin County
	 new to the list
	 HI KIM
	 Re: ALJEFFER-D Digest V98 #6

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Date: Sun, 29 Nov 1998 14:23:16 -0500
From: "Mitosis" <mitosis@preferred.com>
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After Tommy's note... Thought, well, this couldn't happen in my tree!
Humm... further research shows I have  forms of abbrev format in my
database... plus a few of unknown orgin.
A thought to ponder.
==============

"Another thing.  I do not use the abbreviated abbreviations for state
names.  I
am from Arkansas and have had AR mistaken for Arizona.  I have also seen
LA
mistaken for Los Angeles. Someone a hundred years in the future might
not make
those errors but they can't know I didn't.  Did he mean Mich or Minn
shouldn't
be for someone to try to figure out.

Hang in there.    Tommy Goodwin  Little Rock, Ark"

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Date: Mon, 30 Nov 1998 18:24:01 EST
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In a message dated 11/25/98 10:17:48 PM, mitosis@preferred.com writes:

<<Working so much with dates in genealogy, I often (so to speak) lose

touch with the overall view.  This is a time-line for any who possibly

have the same problem.  Also another chart, just because I can't

what/who King when...

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>From "Historical Sketches of NC From 1584 to 1851" by John H. Wheeler,

Late Treasurer of the State. Compiled from original records, official

documents, and traditional statements.  Published by, Phil: Lippincott,

Grambo & Co. 1851.



CHRONOLOGICAL TABLE.



DATE            ENGLISH SOV.                                  EVENTS



1492 HENRY VIII      Columbus discovers America. (debateable).

1584      Elizabeth              Armidas and Barlow approach the coast

of NC.

1663       CHARLES II          Charter of Charles II.  William Drummond,

Gov.of Carolina.

1678        "                          John Culpepper's rebellion.

1693       WM. & MARY      Carolina divided into North and South.

1705        ANNE               First church in NC.

               "                         First newspaper in the US.

1710         "                         Carey's rebellion.

1729       GEORGE I             Charter of Charles II surrendered.

1765       GEORGE III           Stamp Act passed.

1771                 Battle of Alamance.

1774               Popular  Assembly at Newbern, NC

1775,  May 20                       Mecklenburg Declaration of

Independence.

          June              Gen. Washington, Commander-in-chief.

           June 17th       Battle of Bunker's Hill.

           August          Royal Governor retreats. Martin.

           Dec. 9           Battle of Great Bridge, near Norfolk,  VA

1776,  Feb 27            Battle of Moore's creek.

           August 27      Battle of  Long Island.

           August           Gen. Rutherford subdues the Cherokees.

           Dec. 12           Constitution of NC formed at Halifax.

          Dec. 26          Battle of Trenton.

1777,  Jan 3             Battle of Princeton.

           Sept 11          "        "  Brandywine.

           Oct. 4             "        "  Germantown.

            Oct. 7             "         "  Saratoga

1778,  June 28             "         "  Monmouth.

1779,  March 3           Battle at Briar Creek. On Savannah River. Ashe.

defeated.

           June 20            "        "  Stono.

1780,  May 12             Surrender of Charleston.

          June 22            Battle of Ramsour's Mill, in NC.

           Aug 16             Gates defeated at Camden.

           Oct. 7              Battle of King's Mountain.

1781,  Jan 17                "       "  Cowpens.

           Mar 15               "       "  Guildford Court House.

           Sept. 8               "       "  Eutaw.

            Oct. 19              "       "  Yorktown.

1783,  Jan 20             Treaty of peace at Versailles.

           Sept. 3           England recognizes the Independence of

America.

1787,  May                 Constitution of the US formed.

1788,  July                 NC, by a convention at Hillsboro, rejects

the Constitution.

1789,  Nov.                Convention at Fayetteville adopt it.

==========================

The Stuarts

(James I and II, Chas I and II) cared little about the Colonists except

for the money they could make from them. James II appointed a Catholic

governor when 99 per cent of the Virginians were Protestant. William &

Mary were a little more liberal; and so on.  Maybe history is always

just a little more complicated than we want it to be.



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King James I: b. 1566 (reigned 1603-1625) d.1625

Virginia was run by the Virginia Company of London from 1606 to May 24

1624.

Don't believe other than the "Colonies" for reference at this time.



King Charles I: b. 1600 (r 1625-1649) beheaded 1649

Became a Royal Colony May 24, 1624, When the King took responsible from

the Virginia Company.



Cromwell was Lord Protector, 1653-58, when he died; his son, Richard

Cromwell ruled (r 1658-1660)

Commonwealth



King Charles II: b.1630 (r 1660-85) d.1685

In May 1660, we again became a Royal Colony when a new monarchy (Charles

II) was installed, overturning the Commonwealth.



King James II: b 1633 (r 1685-1688) d. 1701

Overthrown by his son in law



William III  (William of Orange 1650-1702; r 1689-1702) and Mary  (joint

monarchy)



Queen Anne: (1665-1714)     r 1702-1714

George I:   (1660-1727)     r  1714-1727

George II:  (1684-1760)     r  1727-1760



King George III: b.1738 (r 1760-1820) d. 1820

Remained Royal Colony until declared independence in 1776.



Peace treaty with England signed in 1783.

USA

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Thank you for fowarding this information I am sure it will come in handy.
Lori

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Date: Mon, 30 Nov 1998 19:46:59 EST
From: JEdwarEddy@aol.com
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Subject: Eddy Family lineage in Franklin County
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 Hello folks!
 
 I'm not sure this is the correct Email address to send general posts to or
not. Although I've been online for over a year, I'm new to the mail list type
of thing...

 I'm very interested in any information I can learn about the Rough and Ready
Mill.

 I'd like to find out if anyone has any information or even a timeline would
be great for grist mills in Virginia. The more I research my own family line
I've found that my G-Great Grandfather, his father and his grand father were
all involved in the milling business. I don't know right off if they owned or
just operated the various mills. Here is a rundown on those folks as well as
one of my aunts way back married into the Turner family. ....

 William Thomas Eddy b. 1799  married Nancy Mason, she was born in 1806.
 William was listed as a miller in the 1810 Mongalia county census.
   Their children:
	Charles Eddy b. 1825
	Mary Eddy b. 1827 
	Elizabeth Eddy b. 1828
	John Eddy b. 1837
	Lucy Eddy b. 1846
 	Nancy E. Eddy b. 1848
	Thomas Daniel Eddy b. April 1841. He was married but divorced. I don't have
her name. 

 William M. Eddy b. 1830 or 31 married Elvira (Elmira) Mariah Jenkins b. Oct.
4, 1837. They were married in Franklin county and is recorded i the marriage
bonds 1854-1858 Reel 57. The 1860 Franklin county census has him listed as a
miller as well. I also found where father and son were aparently both working
two separate mills...one in Boutetourt county and the other in Franklin
county. 
   William and Elvira's children:
  John Henry Eddy b. June 14,1857 d. Oct. 27, 1903 married Nannie Emma McGhee
Dec. 22, 1881. John Henry Eddy lived at and operated the mill with his Uncle
Thomas Daniel Eddy. A post office was operated from the mill I believe.. it
closed in 1906. Reed Creek church is where they are buried, it's an old Quaker
style church. I wouldn't be surprised if they weren't Quakers. I haven't been
able to connect them to the Massachusetts Eddy's who were supposedly the first
Eddy's in America. Reed Creek can be reached by leaving Roanoke and traveling
through Rocky Mount. It lies somewhere between Rocky Mount and Martinsville,
Va. 
 Mary Lucy Eddy b. June 1, 1859 married W.G. Turner
 Alice S. Eddy b. June 23, 1862 married ______ Hurd
 Ella Eddy b.___? married ______ Stultz

 Sorry if this is a little confusing here. I'm new at communicating
geaneologies. So I'll take criticisms well.... oh and pardon the spellings...

 If anybody sees any connections here, with a little more trouble I can give a
more detailed list.

 Thanks Folks!!!
 James Eddy 

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Date: Mon, 30 Nov 1998 20:50:57 -0700
From: Petra Rowell <prowell@telusplanet.net>
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Hello!

I am a newcomer to the whole genealogy business but I believe my
Packwood relatives fit into the Samuel Packwood (b.1745) and Elizabeth
Turner family. My grandmother, Jessie, is a Packwood by birth. Her
grandfather was Samuel B. Packwood (b. 1827 Indiana, m. Nancy Gleason). 
Samuel B., was possibly the first son of William Packwood and Jane
Shoemaker. I'd love to swap Packwood stories with other Packwood
researchers and hopefully determine where in England they came from?

Regards, Petra

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Date: Mon, 30 Nov 1998 23:46:21 EST
From: Bervi@aol.com
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Subject: Re:  Eddy Family lineage in Franklin County
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James,

These 2 names jumped out at me:

Nancy Mason
Nannie Emma McGhee

I have Mason and McGhee names in my family from Franklin Co. Do you have
anything farther back on these 2 ladies? Parents of them at least?

I have cousins who live on the property where stood Byrd's Mill at Glade Hill,
VA on the Pigg river. Mill is long gone, but the road kept the name. The Byrd
family is buried along the road just at their driveway.

I have much family in Franklin Co. and own a piece of ground there near the
community of Henry, Franklin Co.

Very interested in these 2 folks, the McGhee connection is a sure bet to be
kin to me.

Peter Ramsey
Latrobe, PA

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Date: Tue, 1 Dec 1998 01:02:00 EST
From: JEdwarEddy@aol.com
To: btrvetc-l@genealogy.org
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Peter Ramsey,

 It'll take me a few days to get the McGhee family connections together, but I
have them farther back than I do the Eddy family at this point... to somewhere
around 1750 or so.....

 I would also be curious on what you know of the Mason family since that
connection is one of the oldest marriages I have any record of.

 Thanks
 James Eddy

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Date: Tue, 01 Dec 1998 01:10:56 -0500
From: Waddie Salmon <waddie@earthlink.net>
To: BTRVETC-L <btrvetc-l@genealogy.org>
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Hi James,
   Where are your Mason line mostly from?  I have one also.

Waddie
http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/3348/
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JEdwarEddy@aol.com wrote:

> Peter Ramsey,
>
>  It'll take me a few days to get the McGhee family connections together, but I
> have them farther back than I do the Eddy family at this point... to somewhere
> around 1750 or so.....
>
>  I would also be curious on what you know of the Mason family since that
> connection is one of the oldest marriages I have any record of.
>
>  Thanks
>  James Eddy

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Date: Tue, 1 Dec 1998 12:22:56 -0500
From: "Mitosis" <mitosis@preferred.com>
To: "BTRVETC-L" <btrvetc-l@genealogy.org>
Subject: Packwood, Samuel
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Hi Petra...
Didn't see any replies to you query on the board... hope that implies
you have been contacted direct.  While I have some information on
Packwoods it is a branch family for me so thought it wise to leave this
for one of those, however if you have not received a reply let me know
and will try to help or find someone who can.  If I'm not mistaken this
is a strong suit of research for Tess McMillian, and certainly there are
others.
_Mitosis_

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Date: Tue, 1 Dec 1998 12:48:16 EST
From: Bervi@aol.com
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James,

In a message dated 12/1/98 7:10:44 AM, you wrote:

<<I would also be curious on what you know of the Mason family since that
connection is one of the oldest marriages I have any record of.>>

Here's my earliest Mason info. My connection is through Lewis Mason m. Bet=
sy
Dale, parents of Charles Ready Mason. CRMason was g-father of Thomas Ezra
Mason who m. Selma Inez Moore, sister of my grandmother, Cola Eva (Moore)
Ramsey. 

If anyone has an earlier connection to this Gilbert, I'd appreciate the in=
put.
Thanks,
Peter Ramsey
Latrobe, PA
=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D
Gilbert Mason, b.=A0ca. 1743, d.=A01781 at Bedford Co., VA

=A0=A0=A0=A0Settled on the Little Otter River in Bedford Co. VA.

Spouse: Elizabeth Dale

=A0=A0=A0=A0Married ca. 1763 at Bedford Co., VA.

Children and grandchildren:

=A0=A01=A0William Mason, b.=A01765 at Bedford Co., VA, m.=A0Jenny Pollard

=A0=A02=A0Reuben Mason, b.=A01767, m.=A0Cathy Richardson, ca. 22 February =
1790

=A0=A03=A0Jean Mason, b.=A01769, m.=A0William Boswell

=A0=A04=A0Lewis Mason, b.=A01770/1, m.=A0Betsy Dale, 1 February 1792, d.=
=A01866; 3
grandchildren

=A0=A05=A0John Mason (1), b.=A01773, m.=A0Mahalia Wilson

=A0=A06=A0Susan Mason, b.=A01775, m.=A0Charles Ready, ca. 4 August 1794

=A0=A07=A0Rhody Mason, b.=A01777, m.=A0William Frith, 27 August 1796; 1 gr=
andchild

=01
Family group report created by Gene 4.2.1, Tue, 1 Dec, 1998

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Date: Tue, 1 Dec 1998 19:05:21 EST
From: JEdwarEddy@aol.com
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In a message dated 12/1/98 1:10:54 AM Eastern Standard Time,
waddie@earthlink.net writes:

<< 
 >>
The only thing I have on her is that her name was Nancy Mason and she married
William Thomas Eddy in Botetourt Co, in 1826.  I have no information on her
family at all.

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Date: Wed, 2 Dec 1998 09:34:28 -0800
From: "Kimberly Munoz" <kim@nanosecond.com>
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Subject: new to the list
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I'm looking for information on my Burnett lines. This is what I know:

Frank Burnett (possible b. Ark) m. Betty (unsure of last name- possible =
either Ante or Anthony, also possible b.Ark) Betty was an American =
Indian (Cherokee or Creek).  I know of four children they had together, =
they might be more. Arnettie or Nettie, John, Dolly and Joe (female). I =
know for sure that Nettie was born in Dallas, TX in 1885.  Nettie told =
family stories that Belle Starr was her sister-in-law and how they use =
to ride together. I did some research on Belle Starr and she was never =
married to a man with the last name of Burnett. So I'm not sure if Betty =
had children from a previous or not. Any additional information would be =
appreciated!
Thanks,
Kim Munoz

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Date: Wed, 02 Dec 1998 12:53:24 -0500
From: Waddie Salmon <waddie@earthlink.net>
To: BTRVETC-L <btrvetc-l@genealogy.org>
Subject: HI KIM
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Hi Kim,
   Welcome to the list!  Always great to see another Burnett researcher
added.  This is a good list to be on too.
   Have to been on my web site?  There is a Burnett page there.  A LOT
of other Burnett web site links also.  If you go there please add your
request to the Guest Book.  You never know.  The Burnett page is an
active one and getting better all the time.
   My web site is at, http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/3348/

Happy Holidays!
Your "wanna be" cuzin,
Waddie

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Date: Sat, 5 Dec 1998 09:33:23 EST
From: CarBurCo@aol.com
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<< Julie Burnette" <julie-mike@erols.com>
 To: ALJEFFER-L@rootsweb.com
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 Subject: [ALJEFFER-L] BURNETTE and POUNDS  in Bessemer
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 Seeking connections to John Thomas BURNETTE and Gorgia Anne POUNDS who
 married before 1909 and lived in Bessemer, Jefferson County, AL. They had
 ten children:
 
 Henry Clay Burnette, born Dec 16 1909 in Bessemer, AL, died Apr 25 1961 in
 Norfolk, VA. He married Jeanette Compere in Norfolk, VA.
 Regina, who married Mr. Commo
 Alice, who married Mr. Wesson
 Frances, who married Mr. Mulligan
 Ida, who married Mr. Nichols
 Donald A
 David A
 James
 Tom
 
 Please help! I've been looking for connections to these folks for ages!
 
 Julie Matthews Burnette
 
  >>

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