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Epiphany … I could have NA in all four grandparents.
Appears this Burley, according to that tree is an Immigrant
Name:Elizabeth Burley
Arrival Year:1750
Arrival Place:Virginia
, yet is listed as Birth 1736 in Frederick, Virginia, United States.
Hate conflicting records….
In a search, I see another Horton also married a Butler in Mecklenburg co NC as well.
My Ezra Horton b.1763 VA, evidently was a horse breeder..as he had “blooded stock” from VA he brought
to Coshocton co OH as one of the “earlies settlers” (so what were the people there before?). The same source
references my McNabb settlement, yet nothing on my Parrish who marries him, and their child marries a Horton.
Another source says Ezra is a native of Va, yet the family was originally from Ireland. As well says when he
came to OH he settled the site of a “present” Mohawk village?
Patty;9736 wrote: At least four of my main lines are listed here. It’s a shame the book is unavailable, it would be fascinating to see what these folks were doing.
Dear Patty, the book is now available on CD at my site. http://www.rarebookreprints.com/na-sc-journals.php. I will do 20% off for Saponi members. Let me know if you have any questions!
Thanks,
Paul
Tom;9772 wrote: Thanks Vance, well there is perhaps 5 of my families names there, this book maybe aavailable through other sources librbaries, reference areas etc.
Hi Tom,
The book is now available on CD at my site. http://www.rarebookreprints.com/na-sc-journals.php. I will do 20% off for Saponi members. Let me know if you have any questions!
Paul
saj;11761 wrote: Just wanting to bring this thread back if we are talking about traders..any more info about this book?
Sue J
Dear Sue,
The book is now available on CD at my site. http://www.rarebookreprints.com/na-sc-journals.php. I will do 20% off for Saponi members. Let me know if you have any questions!
Paul
seeker;37776 wrote: Unfortunately the link don’t work anymore.
Same or similar surname, oldest known carrier, birth year, location.
Knott 1602 MA?
Harford 1805 NY
Taylor 1620 Eng or MA?
Anderson 1727 MA
Walker(s) 1620+40 VA
Bean 1750 MD
Knowles (Knowle) 1641 Eng to MA
Hale 1755 VA?
Scutt (Scott) 1648 MA
Hughs (Hews) 1740 DE
Douglass 1665 MD or VA
Murphy 1816 PA
Morgan 1670 PA
Parker 1637 MA
Smith(s) 1810+30 PA
Rhoads 1809 PA
Callaway 1752 VA
Thompson abt 1720 VA or MD
Harrison 1655 VA
Weaver 1815 OH
Nickerson (Nichols/son) 1690 MA
Butler 1742+69 Ireland + VA
Horton 1763 VA
Randall (Randel) 1734 PA
Redding (Reading) 1769 KY
Parish (Parris/Pearis) 1780 OH
Sinclair 1710 PA
Weeks (Weekley) 1792 VA
Clealand (Clea) 1825 OH
Merrick (Myrick) 1640+68 Eng + MD
Otherwise, female lines or not old enough…
Gallman 1709 off the boat from Sweden
Harrison 1637 England
Miller – Immigrant
Bradley + Carney Irish Immigrants in 1850s
Of those surnames, Anderson, Walker, Scutt, Douglas, Thompson, and Merrick are all in the lines of my one Mary Douglass
b.1775 VA.
Hello,
The book is now available on CD at my site. http://www.rarebookreprints.com/na-sc-journals.php. I will do 20% off for Saponi members. Let me know if you have any questions!
Paul
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