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Date: Mon, 19 Jan 1998 01:30:52 EST

Subject: Re: Kersey: Color Coat of Arms

The colored Coat of Arms came through well. Now I have to get some new colored ink so I can print it. Thanks!

Barbara

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Date: Mon, 19 Jan 1998 09:43:20 EST

Subject: Re: Kersey: Color Coat of Arms

Barbara,

I would be glad to mail the color version to you. I got a new ink jet printer for Christmas. The coat of arms comes out looking good.

I would like to explain that I colored it myself. However I used the description at the bottom of the page on what the colors are. I also saw the colors in a book on Heraldry at the library, and again at a friends house who has books on Heraldry.

As I told Marv, it was given to me by my uncle about twenty years ago. He made a trip to England ( I'm told ) and somehow someone gave him the description. He had it drawn up as you see it. How authentic it is, I don't know. I kept it packed away until I saw Hugh's version of it with a Boars Head on top of a Shield . Coming from a different Kersey source, I thought this has to be the right description.

My Uncle is dead now, and none of his family is interested in geneology. They don't even know where his years, and years of geneology research is. That's sad!

When the Indian part of our geneology came about, some of the family didn't want any part of it, and quite possibly his works were destroyed. So for what it's worth, I'm sharing it with other Kersey's. He would be proud!

D. Buffum

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Date: Tue, 20 Jan 1998 09:59:39 EST

Subject: Kersey group

Hello strangers ! I've recently received a copy of my fathers' death certificate. I am still stumped as to which branch I am on. Hope you can help. My grandfathers name was Vincent M. Kersey. He was born in Virginia. He died about 1965. My grandmothers name was Adrienne Bacheldor. She was born in MD. She died in the mid-70s. They had a daughter Marsha and a son John Francis Kersey. My father was born 7-27-45. Please let me know if you have anything.

Tracey Kersey

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Date: Tue, 20 Jan 1998 19:03:50 -0800

Subject: Kersey: Library of Congress reference

Hi folks--

I followed the link below, supplied by Tracey, and found an interesting note on a Vierling Kersey. Does anyone know his ancestors? As pure speculation, I suggest that he might be the son and grandson of the two Vierling Kerseys that I have in the data on my web page.

Here is the info I found:

Author: California. Dept. of Education. Superintendent of

Public Instruction.

Title: Subject files, 1933-1937.

Description: 47 file folders.

Notes: Vierling Kersey was appointed to the vacant

office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction by

Governor Young on February 11, 1929. Kersey was re-elected

in 1930 and 1934, but resigned in 1935 to become County

Superintendent of Schools in Los Angeles. A native of Los

Angeles, Kersey graduated from the Los Angeles Normal School

(later known as the University of California at Los Angeles),

later receiving a B.A. and M.A. from the University of

Southern California.

Contains correspondence, memoranda, reports, and

minutes relating to the Superintendent's roles as

administrator and chief spokesperson for the Department. The

records reflect the effects of the Depression on education,

including the administration of state and federal relief

programs such as the National Youth Administration and the

Civilian Conservation Corps. Other major subjects include

the Long Beach earthquake of 1933 and the development of

early childhood, audio-visual, and adult education programs.

Unpublished inventory available at the California

State Archives.

Subjects: Kersey, Vierling. Superintendent of Public

Instruction -- 1929-1937.

United States. National Youth Adminstration --

California.

Civilian Conservation Corps (U.S.) --

California.

Adult education -- California.

Earthquakes -- Long Beach (California).

Minutes ftamc.

Reports ftamc.

Correspondence ftamc.

Early childhood education -- California.

Location: California State Archives, Sacramento, CA 95814.

Control No.: CSAV86-A534

Tagged display

This display was generated by the CNIDR Web-Z39.50 gateway, version 1.08, with Library of Congress Modifications.

Marv

Sent: Tuesday, January 20, 1998 11:01 AM

Subject: No Subject

<A HREF="http://lcweb.loc.gov/cgi-

bin/zgate?present+118730+Default+2+1+F+1.2.840.10003.5.10+2+/cgi-

bin/zgate%3fACTION%3dINIT%26FORM_HOST_PORT%3d/prod/www/data/z3950/rlinamc2.htm

l,zinc.rlg.org,200%26AUTH%3drlinamc">

AMC[OR(Bacheldor[1,1009,4,6]|Kersey[1,1004,4,6] </A>

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Date: Wed, 21 Jan 1998 03:36:06 EST

Subject: Re: Kersey 'CODEFRAG.TXT'

Marv,

Thanks for the "Code fragment", but how do we use it and where do we put it?

Hugh Kearsey

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Date: Wed, 21 Jan 1998 06:02:40 -0800

Subject: RE: Kersey 'CODEFRAG.TXT'

Hi Hugh--

Good question. There are two basic things to do to join the Kersey Family ring:

1. Put the "code fragment" in the source code for your web page.

You will have to decide where you want the ring logo to appear on your page. Check my page to see how it looks there or you can open the "code fragment" directly from your web browser to see how it looks by itself. You can also try inserting in the source code for your page and opening the source file for your page without uploading to your server. That way you can try different placings for the logo.

2. Join the ring.

There are two ways to join the ring:

a. Put the "code fragment" on your page and then click on the "Want to join the ring?" link. This will take you to the ring entry web page.

b. Go to the ring entry form on my page:

I hope everyone with a web page having Kersey information will join!

Hope to see your page on the ring soon,

Marv

Sent: Wednesday, January 21, 1998 12:36 AM

Subject: Re: Kersey 'CODEFRAG.TXT'

Marv,

Thanks for the "Code fragment", but how do we use it and where do we put it?

Hugh Kearsey

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Date: Wed, 21 Jan 1998 06:10:35 -0800

Subject: RE: Kersey: Another link you'll like

Hi folks--

Here is another really great link from Tracey:

This one has some Kersey marriage records with high quality color digital images of the actual records.

Marv

Sent: Tuesday, January 20, 1998 8:12 PM

Subject: Another link you'll like

Spccoll - Hillsborough County, Flor </A>

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Date: Wed, 21 Jan 1998 10:14:15 EST

Subject: Re: RE: Kersey: Another link you'll like

Question? Did you happen to notice the name of the justice of the peace on the 3rd record? Could this be a Kersey also?

Tracey

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Date: Wed, 21 Jan 1998 11:25:20 EST

Subject: Kersey group. Checkthis out!!!

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Date: Wed, 21 Jan 1998 12:53:21 EST

Subject: Kersey Authors

<A HREF="http://198.17.62.51/cgi-

bin/catalog.gateway?authority=0220-12580&searchtype=author&kind=ps">VTLS

Virtua-Web Gateway</A>

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Date: Wed, 21 Jan 1998 19:31:13, -0500

Subject: Kersey: Hiram Kersey

Could someone help me to help a little lady in St Louis MO, who doesn't have a computer?

Thomas was in the 1840 Carroll Co TN census and in the 1850 Randolph Co AR census.

Hiram moved to AR @ 1860 where he is listed in the 1860 census in (as she wrote it)

Fulton AR. Benton tsp. Salem. In 1870 Hiram was still in Fulton Co.

Could anyone help her find Hiram's parents, siblings and even further back? She would be very appreciative for any information, which I will send on to her by snail mail.

com

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Date: Wed, 21 Jan 1998 20:52:49 EST

Subject: Re: Kersey: Another link you'll like

Tracy,

thanks fosr the web site. The Joseph T. Kersey is actually Joseph Tallie Kersey. the son of my illusive Steven Kersey. I found Joseph and Mary E. Duffel Kersey on the 1910 Manatee County Census, he was 51, and she 42. Thier children were Austin H. ,b. 1891, Lacey M. b. 1901, Johan H. b 1906, and Laura who must have been born after 1910 I am going to list Stevens other children who like Steven ended up in and around the Tampa area, which leaves me to believe that Steven had kin in that area, that's why he went there from Alabama.

Morgan Thomas Kersey Marrried Mary Missouri Tucker, Nov. 23, 1898. their children were: Gettis b. April 1880, twins Emmett, and Emma b. Aug 1883, twins Henry, and Dolly b. April 1888, Luther b. April 1894. Stella ElWilda b. Nov 1898.

El' Wilda Kersey born 1863 married a Stephens ( first name unknown ) Children were Millie, Theodore, and Leslie, I have no birth dates for them.

Pocahantus Emma Kersey b. Aug 6, 1864 married David Washington Thompson Dec 5, 1882. Children were: Thomas J. b April8, 1887, Bertha G. b. April 19, 1889, Mary L. b. July 21, 1891, Levada T. b. July 31, 1893, Eugene D. b April 19, 1896, Ethel R. b. April 4, 1898. Yola H. b. June 29, 1901. I got this info from Poncahantus's granddaughter who visits Pensacola, but lives in the Tampa area.

Steven's first child was William Jasper Kersey b. 1841 first married Mary Melinda Folmar, April 26, 1860 in Troy Alabama. children were Mary Peace, b. 1862, Sarah E. b. 1867, Ardella S. b 1869, Arcephona V. b. 1870, Osceola R. b.1876.

Second marraige was to Sarah E. King. circa 1884. Children were: William t. b 1885, Annie b.1887, and Cora b. 1892.

William Jasper also ended up in the Tampa area.

There was a daughter who stayed in Alabama, she was Bedora Ann Kersey b. 1842.

married Peter Brunson DEc 3, 1857, children were: Matilda b. 1860, James M.

b. 1864, and Mary E. b. 1868

Last but not least was my great grandfather Benjamin Franklin Kersey ( the second son of Steven ) born Jan 1849, Alabama. married Samantha Elizabeth Harrell 1860. Children were: Oscar Lee b. 1862, Clemartine b. 1864, Roberta Mary b. 1866, Mellinee b. 1873, Henry E. b 1875, Emma Viola, b. 1880. Benjamin F ( my grandfather ) b. 1883, Thomas Michael b. 1886, Patrick James ( JanasM's grandfather ) b. 1889, and Idella Elizabeth b. 1891. All of Ben and Samanthas children were born in Pensacola, Florida.

All of Steven and Mary's children were born in Alabama but most of their grandchildren were born in Florida.

Thanks for the info I dont know who Elijah Kersey or Librow Kersey are. They must be kin. If anyone knows please e-mail me, Hope this helps someone. Are there any other Kersey' s on the List from Florida.

D. Buffum

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Date: Wed, 21 Jan 1998 21:08:32 EST

Subject: Re: Kersey: Another link you'll like

I just printed the marriage license of Joseph Tallie Kersey and Mary Duffell. It came out BEAUTIFUL. Thank you, thank you, thank you Tracy. I wonder if the other childrens marriage license's could be listed like this, and where would I go to find them?

I printed you one Janas !!!!!!!

Again thanks,

D. Buffum

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Date: Wed, 21 Jan 1998 22:20:51 EST

Subject: Re: Kersey: Another link you'll like

Marve,

Guess I am excited about this. I went into the USF -Lib Spccoll, that Tracy sent and found STeven's youngest daughter Pochanhontas Kersey's marraige license to David Thompson Jr. I know my cousin Desta ( Pokey's granddaughter ) will be thrilled to get this.

It is good that we have so many heads, brains, and eyes working on this. It takes forever to explore all of the sites. Maybe ( like this ) we can bring it together for some of us, and that makes all of the hours of red tired eyes, worth it . Thanks again Tracy for being so alert!

Hope I can help someone.

D. Buffum

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Date: Wed, 21 Jan 1998 20:17:45 -0800

Subject: FW: Kersey: The best one yet

Hi Tracey--

I haven't been able to get to this site yet because their servers are busy, but I will definitely send out the images when I get through.

Thanks for finding all these sites,

Marv

Sent: Wednesday, January 21, 1998 9:01 AM

Subject: The best one yet

Archives & Manuscripts Virtua-Web Gateway Advan

Do a search for Kersey and you will get 2 hits.

1. The Dickerson family Bible

2. The Cole family bible

Both have Kersey genealogy in them. You can download the files to your computer, but you will need to download the Tiff Viewer in order to view the electronic copies.

I have a Macintosh that is not compatable so I can't geven sneak a peek. Please help me out by sending the images to me in a format I can view. The bible images that I recieved from you came out great. Can you send them to me in that format???

Thanks alot!

As long as you don't mind my sending you links via email, I will continue to forward my finds.

Tracey

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Date: Wed, 21 Jan 1998 23:57:55 EST

Subject: Kersey

Marv,

Rose

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Date: Thu, 22 Jan 1998 01:45:19 EST

Subject: Re: Kersey: Another link you'll like

Thanks Doris....you're too good to me!

thanks cuz

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Date: Thu, 22 Jan 1998 01:23:08 -0700

Subject: Re: Kersey: Another link you'll like

Tracy,

Nice find. I was very pleased by the certificate print quality.

Elijah Kersey could be Elijah Kersey b. abt 1844 GA to Cader and Elizabeth Kersey and residing with parents in Wakulla Co., FL in 1860. Does anyone have data for Cader b. abt 1810 GA?

Will

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Date: Thu, 22 Jan 1998 09:33:28 EST

Subject: Kersey group

</A>

This is a good link to explore our possible indian orgins. I read the article on Pochihontis(sp), and found it very interesting. It contains the genealogy of her line.

On another subject... Can anyone help me find my branch??? I seem to be able to find just about anything else, but not my family.

My grandparents were Vincent M. Kersey b.inVA in ?? d.abt. 1965 m. Adrienne

Bacheldor b. in D.C. or MD in ? died in Va in the mid-70s'

They had 1 dau. Marsha Kersey

1 son John Francis Kersey b. NC or NJ 7-27-45 d.1-11-89.

married Dorothy V. MACE in the late 60s' Other surnames from my mothers side: Henry & Elliott.

Please help if you can.

Tracey

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Date: Thu, 22 Jan 1998 12:09:40 EST

Subject: Kersey

<A HREF="http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/ifetch?roots-

l.1997+260262121+MESSAGE-BODY">...in/ifetch?roots-l.1997+260262121+MESSAGE-

BODY</A>

I don't know what state it is.

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Date: Thu, 22 Jan 1998 12:31:54 EST

Subject: Kersey group

I should have thought of this sooner. I am copying and pasting my finds directly to you. This way I can review my finds later and surf around faster. Just in case you are wondering why I crawled out of the woodwork.... I am sick w/ a nasty flu (poor baby to me), I have my easy chair pulled up to my desk and I havent moved for 3 days!! Quite a productive flu, would'nt you say??

Love to all my cousins,

Tracey

ADDISON CHESTER HUBER - b. 12 Aug 1882 Coatesville, Hendricks County, Indiana. Married Myrta J Ader 23 Dec 1906 in Bainbridge, Putnam County, Indiana. Married Lois Kersey(?). Died 11 May 1971 in Coatesville.

Addison and Myrta's children:

1-Eugene W Huber - b. 4 Mar 1908 Putnam County. Married? Children?

2-Elbert I Huber - b. 6 Jan 1910 Putnam County. Married? Children?

3-Cletis G Huber - b. 26 March 1912 Putnam County. Married Otas Stewart.

Children?

4-Madeline V Huber - b. 19 December 1917 Putnam County. Married a Mathews.

Children?

5-Conrad F Huber b 6 Jan 1920 Putnam County. Married? Children?

Date: Sun, 7 Dec 1997 09:14:33 -0600

Subject: FRONTIER COMMUNITY: Kansas City to 1870

Hello all,

I have another book from our local library entitled "Frontier Community:

Kansas

City to 1870". I will have it home the next week. I will list the index. If there is anyone you would like me to look up please feel free to contact me. Some of the information is about the person and his influence of developing the town of Kansas City, MO. There are some birth dates but mostly about when they arrived in Missouri and Kansas City and what their contribution was. Some of the information is only a mention of the name as a source or as being in a group.

Donna Burry

A

Abeel, David K.

Anderson, William

Anthony, D. R.

Aubrey, F. X.

Audubon, J. J.

Aughey, Samuel

B

Barkley, W. G>

Beck, Helena

Bell, John

Benton, Thomas H.

Bernard, W. R.

Bingham, George Caleb

Blair, F. P

Boland, D. M.

Boothe, Peter

Boreman, J. S.

Bouton, H. B.

Bouton, S. W.

Breckinridge, John C.

Brewster, William

Bridger, James

Brown, John

Brown, P. S.

Buel, J. T.

Buford, Jefferson

Bullene, T. B.

C

Caldwell, Oliver

Campbell, John

Campbell, Major John

Campbell, Robert

Cantrell, John

Canvile, A.

Cary, L. C.

Case, Theodore

Cass, Lewis

Chanute, Octave

Chick, Joseph S.

Chick, W. H.

Chick, W. S.

Chick, William M.

Chouteau, Auguste

Chouteau, Berniece

Chouteau, Cyprien

Chouteau, Francois

Chouteau, Pierre M.

Clymer, Joseph

Coates, Kersey

Coates, Sarah

Collins, William

Comingo, Abram

Conant, Franklin

Crooks, Ramsey

Curtis, Samuel P.

Date: Mon, 4 Sep 1995 04:55:44 -1000

Subject: KERSEY of GA and FL, 1810-1850

Cader Kersey, b. ca. 1810, GA, and Elizabeth -?-, b. ca. 1812, GA, m. ca 1836. Cader apparently does not appear as head of household in a federal census until 1850, at age 40, in Wakulla County, FL, where he is counted with Elizabeth, age 38, and eight children, all b. in GA: Louisa, Martha, Sarah, Ann, Mary, Elijah, David, and Amanda. Need parents of Cader Kersey and Elizabeth -?-. Will exchange info.

Ralph T. Williams

Date: Mon, 11 Dec 1995 11:17:47 -0800

Organization: The GeneSplicer

Subject: [3/7] HUBBLE Genealogy

Generation 5 ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ

15. Leonard Hubbell, the son of John Hubbell Jr. and Barbara Varner, was born

about 1808 at South Carolina. He married, first, Liceney Walker on April 21, 1831, and they had ten children. He married, second, Emily M.

Walker(N

1850 at Boone County, Indiana, and they had six

children. Leonard died on September 19, 1871 at Hendrick County, Indiana.

children by Liceney Walker

i. John Hubbell was born in 1831.

ii. William Hubbell was born in 1834 at Jackson, Indiana. William died in

1885 at Indiana. iii. James Andrew Hubbell was born in 1835 at Jackson, Indiana.

iv. Orinda Hubbell was born in 1837 at Jackson, Indiana. v. Hannah Hubbell was born in 1841 at Jackson, Indiana. vi. Barbara Ellen Hubbell was born in 1844 at Jackson, Indiana.

vii. Isaac Walker Hubbell was born in 1845/6. viii. Sarah Ann Hubbell was born in 1846.

ix. Emily Hubbell was born in 1848. x. Henry Hubbell was born in 1850 at Jackson, Indiana.

children by Emily M. Walker(New)

i. Enoch J. Hubbell was born in 1852 at Jackson, Indiana. Enoch died in

1927. He was buried at Mount Pleasant ii. Leonard T. Hubbell was born in 1854. Leonard died on August 05, 1923.

He was buried at Mount Pleasant

iii. James Monroe Hubbell was born on April 22, 1855 at Boone County, Indiana

He married Lucy Ann Clark on March 28, 1875 at Hendricks County, Indiana

and they had fourteen children. James died on July 14, 1928

iv. Nancy Jane Hubbell was born in 1860.

v. Pauline Frances Hubbell was born in 1862 at Eel River.

vi. David Webster Hubbell was born on July 20, 1866?. David died on July 14,

1900.

16. Emily M. Walker(New) was born on March 21, 1822 at Warren County, Kentucky

She married Leonard Hubbell on June 04, 1850 at Boone County, Indiana, and they had six children. Emily died on December 04, 1902 at Eel River, Indiana.

17. The date of birth for Joseph Clark is not known. He married Harriet

Kersey, and they had one child.

i. Lucy Ann Clark was born on May 14, 1855 at Boone County, Indiana. She

married James Monroe Hubbell on March 28, 1875 at Hendricks County,

Indiana, and they had fourteen children. Lucy died on February 06

18. The date of birth for Harriet Kersey is not known. She marri

Rector, the son of Johathan Rector and Mary Downing, was born in

1895 at Clark County, Ohio. He married Sarah Brandon on November 30, 1851 at Delaware County, Indiana, and they had two children.

Date: Mon, 8 May 1995 05:17:26 -0700

Subject: BUTTERWORTH FAULCONER JONES MOON England > NY 1790s [Long]

BUTTERWORTH, FAULCONER, JONES, MOON England > NY 1790s [Long]

Seeking information on the following individuals as possible brothers-in-law of my immigrant ancestor, Thomas STREETER.

On 25 October 1795, Thomas STREETER (1753-1831) and several others purchased land to the northwest of Bath, Steuben Co., NY, on the site of modern-day Kanona; Bath's founder, Charles Williamson, dubbed it "New Providence" (William Kersey, 1795 survey of New Providence). The other lots of "New Providence" were purchased by William FAULCONER Jr., Thomas FAULCONER, Richard MOON, William FAULCONER, Williams JONES and James BUTTERWORTH.

["New Providence" is] ... a fmall fettlement confifting of about four Englifh families, which arrived here from London only fix months ago. They are chiefly fawyers, who had been ufed to work for the cabinet-makers in that great metropolis. ... Two of the wives of thefe new fettlers have already caught the fever, and not one of them appears to enjoy a good ftate of health (12 June 1795, Alexandre Fran ois, the Duke de la Rochefoulcault-Liancourt, Travels Through The United States of North America, The Country of the Iroquois, and Upper Canada, in the Years 1795, 1796, and 1797; with an Authentic Account of Lower Canada; printed for R. Philips, London, 1799).

Strangely, there are no grantor deeds for these "New Providence" lots; Richard MOON seems to be the only one who retained his lot in the ghost town of "New Providence" into the 1800s. Also, none he 1800 census of Steuben Co., NY. However, a Richard MOON and two men named William JONES appear in Ontario Co., NY in 1800.

Richard MOON was Charles WILLIAMSON's "taylor" (Williamson's Ledger A, folio 214); his wife's name was Harriet (Bath Deeds, 1:92). Prior to his arrival in Bath, Richard MOON was living at Mt. Pleasant, Westchester Co., NY. He and Harriet are named in a lawsuit, Elijah Hunter v. William Durrell & Others (Joseph Fellows Papers, Box 81, Olin Library, Cornell University). In 1793, Richard MOON and Thomas BEAL, also of Mt. Pleasant, "being alien subjects of the King of Great Britain purchased in fee simple... two tracts of lands"; these transactions were recorded 5 December 1795 in the Record of Mortgages for Westchester Co.

The families of two other STREETER immigrants, William, and Thomas (b. 1765-75), are also closely tied with families named FAULCONER, FALCONER, FAULKNER, etc; they may have been nephews of Thomas (1753-1831). In the 1790 Census of Ulster Co., NY, a William FALKENER and William FALKENER the 2nd are listed at Wallkill. In 1810, a William FAULKNER and William FAULKNER Jr. are listed in Greene Co., NY, specifically at Lexington in 1820. William STREETER and his "sister [possibly his aunt]," Elizabeth (STREETER) FAULKNER, both died at Lexington. Is it possible that one or both of these pairs of Williams are identical with Thomas' neighbors at "New Providence?" William FAULCONER Jr.'s wife's name was Sally Ann (Bath Deeds, 1:92).

Based on other evidence not presented here, Thomas STREETER probably immigrated with an English wife. She was probably a sister to one of the other founders of "New Providence": William FAULCONER Jr., Thomas FAULCONER, Richard MOON, William FAULCONER, Williams JONES or James BUTTERWORTH.

169 Cliffside Drive

Canandaigua, New York 14424

(716) 396-0959

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Date: Thu, 22 Jan 1998 12:38:10 EST

Subject: Re: Kersey: Another link you'll like

Will, and Everyone,

please help me think about this. Steven A. Kersey was born circa 1812, or 1815 in South Carolina. Family story is he was adopted by a Kersey. Steven married Mary M. Peace b. 1822 in Georgia. Then moved to Alabama, they are first listed on the 1850 Pike County Al census, again in 1860, and again in 1870. When he left Alabama I don't know, but his children show up on the Tampa Census 1910. I am wondering if Cader could be brother, or cousin to Steven? Am I getting this all confused?

Thanks,

D. Buffum

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Date: Thu, 22 Jan 1998 14:00:12 EST

Subject: Kersey group/from Tracey

I am simply pasting these to you. Who is going to follow these leads? Let's get organized so that we wo'nt be doing the leg work twice. Any ideas?

Date: Mon, 7 Mar 1994 10:14:02 -0500

Organization: America Online, Inc.

Subject:

Forster,Stobie,Craggs,Noble,Wilson,Brannan,Kersey,Law,Hensen,White

Researching Forster, Stobie, Craggs, Wilson of Castletown, Crook, Murton, South Hetton, County Durham, England. Also White, Brannan, Law, Hensen, Kersey of Enid, Oklahoma and Hill City, Kansas. Also Brannan of GA moved to OK or KS. Kersey (Fanny) may be full Choctaw.

White Family known around Enid, OK as Rattle Snake Family. Lived in sod house cir. 1890's maybe earlier. Possible land rush participants. Contact Cynthia A. Foster, via AOL at Tudorose or via land mail at 85 Candlelite Lane, Pontiac, Michigan 48340 Thanks.

Date: Sun, 12 Jun 1994 01:37:30 -0700

Subject: HUNT, Wm.

Looking for parentage of William HUNT (d. 1745, Buck Co., PA) who married Mary WOOLMAN (b. 1692; d. 1745), dt. John WOOLMAN (s. William) and Elizabeth BORTON (dt. John BORTON and Ann KINTON); they had:

William HUNT (b. 1733; d 9 Sep 1772) m. Sarah MILLS,

dt. John MILLS and Sarah BEALS

Margaret HUNT (d. 1796, New Garden, NC) m. John BEALS,

s. John and Sarah BOWATER

Eleazar HUNT (b. 21 Aug 1725; d. 21 Jan 1781) m. Catherine Cox, dt. William & Catherine Kinke, 4 Dec 1752.

Hannah HUNT (b. 20 Nov. 1730, MD) m. William Kersey (1729, PA).

Rachel HUNT

My HUNT line is:

1. Abigail/Ellis Nordick Fisher > 2. Jesse/Catherine Pedrick >

3. William/Ruth Brittain > 4. Isiah/Elizabeth Floyd >

5. William/Sarah Mills > 6. William/Mary Woolman

Any information on William HUNT would be appreciated.

1550 Eddy St. #210

San Francisco, CA 94115

415/921-6921

Date: Sun, 11 Dec 1994 16:00:58 -0500

Subject: TT Eng,Wales, Ire, to Ma, Pa.

I've tried to send the following to Larry MADDOCKS, it bounces. It looks as tho his TT and mine match in 17 places, I hope that we can compare & help each other. Perhaps others will match too??

1505 1665 BENT: Eng>MA. Edward, John,Robert, John,JOhn, Hannah/M:Adams

1602 1664 BORTON: Eng. Wm., John, Eliz/M:Woolman

1510 1665 BRINTON: Eng>PA. John, Thomas,Thomas,Thomas,Wm., Eliz/M:Harris

1575 1600 D'OYLEY: Eng. John, Priscilla/M:Goddard

1679 1718 FORBES; MA. John, Abigail/m:Z. Rice

1575 1683 GODDARD; Ma. Edward,Wm.,Joseph,Eliz/M:Adams

1620 HOW: Ma. Ann/M:Stone

1598 1650 HARRY/HARRIS:WALES>PA. R.Owen,,Harry, Harris, Lois/M; Kersey

1611 1631 MILES: Eng. Benjamin, Eliz/M:Goddard

OWEN, SEE HARRY/HARRIS (Welsh patronymic naming system at work)

1650 1684 PARKE: Ire. Robert, Eleanor/M: LIndley

1590 1640 STONE: Eng.>Ma. Gregory, John, Hannah/M: Bent

1610 1693 THATCHER: Eng.>PA R., Richard, Jonathon, Mary/M: Hodson/HOdgson

1700 1739 WHIPPLE; Eng>PA George, Ann/M;Worrilow

1636 1666 WELLS: Eng.>MA. Thomas, Eliz/M:Wheeler

1506 1689 WHEELER; Eng>MA Obadiah, John,Thomas, Geo, Thomas, JOhn, Rachel/M:

Rice.

1615 1660 MADDOCKS: Eng. Thomas, Nathan, Esther/M: Dicks/Dix

Any interest anywhere?

FROM THE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS

Author: Kersey, John, fl. 1720.

Title: Dictionarium Anglo-Britannicum, 1708.

Published: Menston, (Yorks.) Scolar P., 1969.

Description: [ca. 600] p. 24 cm.

Series: English linguistics, 1500-1800; a collection of

facsimile reprints, no. 156

LC Call No.: PE1620 .K4 1708a

Dewey No.: 423

ISBN: 0854170421

Notes: "A Scolar Press facsimile."

Facsimile reprint of 1st ed., London, printed by

J. Wilde, 1708.

Subjects: English language -- Dictionaries -- Early works

to 1800.

Control No.: 70417476 //r94

Author: Kersey, Jesse, 1768-1845.

Title: A treatise on fundamental doctrines of the

Christian religion: in which are illustrated the profession,

ministry, worship, and faith of the Society of Friends. By

Jesse Kersey.

Published: Concord: Published by Daniel P. Cooledge, 1818.

Isaac Hill, Printer.

LC Call No.: BX7731 .K4 1818

More on this record

Author: Kersey, Harry A., 1935-

Title: John Milton Gregory and the University of

Illinois, by Harry A. Kersey, Jr.

Published: Urbana, University of Illinois Press, 1968.

LC Call No.: LD2369 .K4

Author: Justin, Neal E.

Title: Florida education in the 70's [by] Neal E. Justin

[and] Harry A. Kersey, Jr.

Published: Dubuque, Iowa, Kendall/Hunt Pub. Co. [1973]

LC Call No.: LA258 .J87

Author: Kersey, Harry A., 1935-

Title: Pelts, plumes, and hides : white traders among

the Seminole Indians, 1870-1930 / Harry A. Kersey, Jr.

Published: Gainesville : University Presses of Florida,

1975.

Description: xi, 158 p., [4] leaves of plates : ill. ; 24 cm.

LC Call No.: HD9944.U46 F64

Dewey No.: 381/.439

ISBN: 0813005159

Notes: "A Florida Atlantic University book."

Bibliography: p. 143-150.

Includes index.

Subjects: Fur trade -- Florida -- History.

Seminole Indians -- History.

Control No.: 75016137

Author: Kersey, Eugene R.

Title: Program evaluation in Illinois State government :

a survey report / by Eugene R. Kersey.

Published: Springfield : Public Sector Program Evaluation

Center, Sangamon State University, 1975.

Description: 52 p. : graphs ; 28 cm.

Series: Public affairs paper ; no. 4

LC Call No.: JK5738 1975 .K46

Dewey No.: 353.9/773

ISBN: $3.00

Subjects: Executive departments -- Illinois -- Management.

Evaluation research (Social action programs) --

Illinois.

Series Entry: Public affairs paper (Springfield) ; no. 4.

Control No.: 76621757 //r93

Author: Glenn, James Lafayette.

Title: My work among the Florida Seminoles / by James

Lafayette Glenn ; edited and with an introduction by Harry

A.

Kersey, Jr.

Published: Orlando : University Presses of Florida, c1982.

LC Call No.: E99.S28 G57 1982

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Author: Kersey, Katharine C., 1935-

Title: Sensitive parenting : from infancy to adulthood /

Katharine C. Kersey ; illustrations by Rob Lauer.

Published: Washington, D.C. : Acropolis Books, c1983.

LC Call No.: HQ755.85 .K47 1983

Records 34 through 34 of 66 returned.

Author: Cooper, Martha Keirsey, 1926-

Title: Keirsey and allied lines / by Martha Keirsey

Cooper.

Published: Maryville, MO (321 S. Charles St., Maryville

64468) : M.K. Cooper, [1983]

Description: 256 p. : ill. ; 28 cm.

LC Call No.: CS71.K3957 1983

Dewey No.: 929/.2/0973 19

Notes: "May 23, 1983."

Includes indexes.

Subjects: Kersey family.

Control No.: 84192917

Records 37 through 37 of 66 returned.

Author: Kersey, Harry A., 1935-

Title: The Seminole and Miccosukee tribes : a critical

bibliography / Harry A. Kersey, Jr.

Published: Bloomington : Indiana University Press, c1987.

Description: xii, 102 p. ; 21 cm.

Series: Bibliographical series / The Newberry Library

D'Arcy McNickle Center for the History of the American

Indian

LC Call No.: Z1210.S5 K47 1987 E99.S28

Dewey No.: 016.973/0497 19

ISBN: 0253306620 (pbk.) 0523306620 : $5.95

Notes: "Published for the Newberry Library."

Subjects: Seminole Indians -- Bibliography.

Mikasuki Indians -- Bibliography.

Series Entry: Bibliographical series (D'Arcy McNickle Center

for the History of the American Indian)

Control No.: 85030545

Author: Kersey, Harry A., 1935-

Title: The Florida Seminoles and the New Deal, 1933-1942

/ Harry A. Kersey, Jr.

Published: Boca Raton : Florida Atlantic University Press,

c1989.

LC Call No.: E99.S28 K47 1989

More on this record

Author: Cooper, Martha Keirsey, 1926-

Title: Keirsey, Kiersey, Kersey, etc. : past and present

/ by Martha Keirsey Cooper.

Published: Maryville, MO (321 S. Charles, Maryville 64468) :

M.K. Cooper, 1988.

LC Call No.: CS71.K3957 1988

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Date: Fri, 23 Jan 1998 11:41:29 EST

Subject: Kersey

Tracey,

Thank you for your Native American Genealogy site. I could not receive the in/ifetch?roots-1.1997+260262121+message- It said Failed to Parse HTTP. But I do appreciate the Native American one.

I hope you are feeling better soon. I would be in fromt of the computer too if I was sick. You take care and get better soon.

Thanks, Rose

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Marv,

Will you send her info on the group?

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Tracey,

No, I'm not a member of the Kersey discussion group. Do you join through Rootsweb?

My husband's Kerseys were in Newberry and Union Co. SC having come there from VA. His earliest ancestor was William Richard Kersey. I think he was a Bapt preacher and a Mason. I'll check my records and send you what I have; maybe we can make a connection.

Linda Smallwood

Cabot, AR

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Date: Fri, 23 Jan 1998 12:11:24 EST

Subject: Re: Kersey group

Tracy,

I went back to the Hillsborough County Site that you reccommended, and found another Kersey. He was listed under Stetson Kennedy's Collection. It listed Kersey---Pelts, Plumes , and Hides. When I typed that in The Seminole Nation came up. It told of how Harry Kersey was the Historian of some adventure. Unfortunately, my screen froze. I couldn't print it, or do anything. I had to eventually boot my computer just to get back. I can't get AOL to respond to my calls, but will keep trying. There's nothing wrong with my computer. The error is on aol's side.

There are too many coincidences with the Kerseys, and the Seminoles. One day I will find it. With everyones help, hopefully sooner.

Thanks that site has been a wonderment.

Everyone try it and see what you get out of it.

D. Buffum

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Date: Fri, 23 Jan 1998 14:25:20 EST

Subject: Re: Kersey: Another link you'll like

I was wondering the same thing myself..about Cader that is. It seems that he is showing up around the areas that we were looking for....could it be a possibility?

We'll discuss this topic more...

Janas

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Date: Fri, 23 Jan 1998 18:32:31 -0800

Subject: FW: Kersey LIST

Sent: Friday, January 23, 1998 10:09 AM

To: Marv Miller

Subject: Re:KERSEY LIST

HIT MARV HOPE I'M DOING THIS RIGHT KINDA NEW AT THIS IF I'M SENDING TO THE WRONG ADDRESS PLEASE LET ME KNOW.

THIS IS FOR ALL KERSEY'S RELATIONS ON LIST TO SEE IF YOU CAN TIE ANY OF

YOU RESEARCH INTO MINE OR GIVE ME LEADS ON WHERE TO GO NEXT. MY NAME IS

LARRY KERSEY AND I WAS BORN IN OKEECHOBEE FL. 1945 MY FATHER WAS JAMES

CECIL (WENT BY CECIL JAMES) KERSEY B.4/13/1918 IN FROSTPROOF FL.DIED

AUG.6, 1991, HIS FATHER WAS JACOB (JAKE)KERSEY B.7/5/1890 NOT SURE BUT

EITHER CLAY OR JEFFERSON COUNTY FL. HAD 14 TOTAL BROTHERS AND SISTER OF

WHO I HAVE NAMES IF ANYONE NEEDS THEM FOR THEIR LINE. HE DIED 6/6/1956

IN PALM BEACH COUNTY FL. HIS FATHER WAS JAMES DOWNING KERSEY B.6/27/1865

UNK. P.O.BIRTH, I KNOW HE LIVED IN CLAY COUNTY FL. AND MOVED TO HARDEE

COUNTY FL. IN EARLY 1900'S WAS MARRIED TO JOSEPHINE HOLDER, HE HAD

BROTHERS NAMED JOSEPH CONE KERSEY B.10/4/1857,JACK,JOHN,POSSIBLE SISTER

NAMES OF VISA AND BRNIBUS HAVEN'T BEEN ABLE TO CONFIRM. HIS FATHERS NAME

WAS WILLIAM KERSEY UNK DOB AND P.O.BIRTH POSSIBLE GEORGIA HE WAS MARRIED

TO A MARY SCARBROUGH (NOT SURE OF PROPER SPELLING) BELIEVE SHE IS FULL

BLOOD CHEROKEE INDIAN AS I AM 1/16TH NEED HELP ON THIS WILLIAM WHO WAS

PROBABLY FROM GA. BEFORE MOVING TO FL. ALSO TRYING TO TIE HIM IN AS

BEING ONE OF A COUPLE WILLIAM KERSEY'S WHO LIVED IN THE JEFFERSON COUNTY

FL AREA ANY HELP WITH THIS WOULD BE GREATLY APPRECIATED AND IF YOU NEED

FURTHER INFO PLEASE LET ME KNOW THANKS LARRY KERSEY

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Date: Fri, 23 Jan 1998 18:58:01 -0800

Subject: Kersey: Welcome Thomas Kersey

Please welcome Thomas Kersey who has just joined the group. I'm sure we are all anxious to hear about his Kersey line and research interests.

Marv

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Date: Fri, 23 Jan 1998 22:08:49 EST

Subject: Kersey

Thomas,

Welcome to the Kersey Discussion List. We are happy to have you aboard.

Rose

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Date: Fri, 23 Jan 1998 22:15:03 EST

Subject: Re: Kersey: Welcome Thomas Kersey

Hi Larry,

Welcome, I think we might find kinship here somewhere, Most of my Kersey's went to the Area that you are talking about. One of them was William Jasper Kersey born.

1841 in Alabama, but his parents went to Alabama from Georgia., Then to the Tampa area. My Ggrandfather Ben stayed in Pensacola, when the family came through on their way to South Florida. Have you proven the Indian blood line yet? We are searching still for proof, I would be 1/16 if I could prove it.

Glad you joined us,

D. Buffum

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Date: Fri, 23 Jan 1998 22:30:37 EST

Subject: Re: FW: Kersey LIST

I would love to see the Surnames and birthdates from Larry Kersey, Also some proof of his indian ancestory. This is what I have been looking for, for years, some tangiable proof to go along with the family stories of the indian blood.

We might have found a cousin Janas!!!!!!! The states, names , and indian part just might tie in with us, keep your fingers crossed.

We need the cousin in Ga to start checking vital statistics.

Hoping to get your e-mail soon,

D. Buffum

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Date: Fri, 23 Jan 1998 23:13:03 EST

Subject: Re: Kersey: Welcome Thomas Kersey

Welcome Thomas!!

Nancy

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Date: Sat, 24 Jan 1998 00:40:09 EST

Subject: Re: FW: Kersey LIST

D. Buffum,

I had the same feeling when I was reading Larry's post. I was hoping that you saw the same possibilities that I thought I'd seen! Maybe this could be the loose end we are looking for.

Janas :-)

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Tracey,

My husband's gggg-grandfather was Robert Kersey from VA. I believe that they were from the Richmond area.

I'll post his lineage on the discussion list.

Linda

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Date: Sat, 24 Jan 1998 06:45:06 -0800

Subject: FW: Kersey

Sent: Friday, January 23, 1998 8:27 PM

Subject: Re: Kersey

Tracey,

My husband's gggg-grandfather was Robert Kersey from VA. I believe that they were from the Richmond area.

I'll post his lineage on the discussion list.

Linda

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Date: Sat, 24 Jan 1998 10:10:51 EST

Subject: Re: FW: Kersey LIST

Janas,

We need for the Ga cousin to check birth , death certificates, and Ga Census in the time frame that we have been searching. It would be eaiser for her because she has access to Georgia Files.

We can do it through the P'cola library, but are limited. We need to go to the library together one day when you can. I know it's hard for you to take olne of your day's off to do this but two heads are better than one. Jim won't help. He say's " I don't know what ou're looking for".

See Ya,

D. Buffum

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Date: Sat, 24 Jan 1998 10:17:50 EST

Subject: Re: Kersey: Welcome Thomas Kersey

Thomas,

welcome to our side of the family. We are probably all related in one way or another.

I'm beginning to realize there are a lot of Kersey's out there. I have been elated ever since I found this discussion list. I can't wait tlo get my mail every morning. Hope you get as much good out of it as well.

Again WELCOME,

Doris Kersey Buffum

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Date: Sat, 24 Jan 1998 10:44:50 EST

Subject: Kersey - Descendants of Robert Kersey

I am so glad have the opportunity to post my husband's Kersey information.

Thanks to Marv Miller for doing this!!

My husband descends from Robert Kersey (my husband's ggg-grandfather) who was born in 1802 in VA. (family Bible records/1860 Census Upson County, GA Post Office: Double Bridges. He was married to Sarah ???? who was born in 1805 in SC. Robert & Sarah Kersey had the following children:

1. William Richard Kersey b. 22 Oct 1831 Upson Co. GA

2. Samuel R. Kersey

3. E. H. Kersey b. 1839

4. A. C. Kersey b. 1841

5. S. Kersey b. 1843

6. I. T. Kersey b/ 1844

7. W. Kersey b. 1847

8. S. R. Kersey b. 1849

William Richard Kersey (my husband's gg-grandfather) was b. 22 Oct 1831 in

Upson Co, GA. Died 19 Feb 1882 in Cypert, AR. He moved to AR in 1867. He was

a Baptist and a Mason. William R. Kersey ws a veteran of the Civil War; Rank

- Privant, Unit Co. G, Infantry regiment, Holcome Legion; Enlisted at Camp Hampton, Columbia, SC Jan 7, 1862. Captured at Garrett's Station, VA on April 2, 1865. Signed oath of allegience and released at Hart's Island, NY on June

15, 1865. Resident Newberry District. SC

Appears as William Kersy 26 yr. old male oversee; Sarah his wife, and son James, 2 all b. in SC. HH#528 - Newberry 1860 Census. In the 1870 census Monroe Co, AR Clarendon Cypress Creek: William R. Kersey age 35 ; Sarah Turner age 30, son James age 11, daughter Anna age 9, Monroe age 7, John age 3 and Mary Agnes age 2.

William Kersey was married to Sarah "Sally" Hanner Turner (dau. of John Turner and Nancy Cooper) on 22 Dec 1857 in Union County SC. Sally was born on 4 May 1838 in Union County and died 21 Oct 1891 in Cypert AR. Her dress caught fire and she sustained severe burns.

William R. Kersey and Sarah "Sally" had the following children:

1. James Clhoun Kersey (my husband's g-grandfather)

2. Anna Ideller Kersey

3. William Monroe Kersey

4. John Robert Kersey

5. Mary Agnes Kersey

6. Sarah Corrie "Carley" Kersey

7. Lee Turner Kersey

8. Zella B. Kersey (Twin to Ella)

9. Ella Kersey (Zella's twin)

10. Alice Kersey

My husband's g-grandfather, James Calhoun Kersey, was Oct 17, 1858 in Union County, SC. Moved to AR around 1870. In 1889 he erected a steam cotton gin at a cost of $1200. He was a Democrat. Attended Industrial University at Fayetteville, AR. Owned 452 ac. farm in Phillips County about 1890. He died April 3, 1943.

James Calhoun Kersey was married to Mary "Molly" Elizabeth Copeland (dau. of

Elijah Copeland and Margaret Hennison on 18 Apr 1886. They had the

following children

1. William Roscoe Kersey b. 11 Apr 1887

2. Evelyne Lovina Kersey b. 30 ar 1890; died 23 Feb 1893

3. Monnie Melba Kersey b. 2 Mar 1900. d. 10 May 1914.

4. Margaret Elaine "Margie" Kersey b. 18 June 1893 d. 9/16/28 (my husband's grandmother)

Let me know if this fits into anyone's puzzle!

Linda

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Date: Sat, 24 Jan 1998 12:42:22 EST

Subject: Re: FW: Kersey LIST

Doris,

Sounds good to me....I will talk with her when she responds to the last letter I sent.

And ask her to check at her resources. We will set a dtea to go yogether to

the library. See ya,

Janas

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Date: Sat, 24 Jan 1998 22:10:50 -0800

Subject: RE: Kersey - The best one yet

Hi folks--

Burnett Kersey (1886-1922) m. 1919 Alma Dickerson (1892- )

Agnes Kersey m. 1902 Walter H. Dickerson (1878 - )

Ruth E. Kersey b. 1920

Thanks to Tracey for finding these files.

Marv

Sent: Wednesday, January 21, 1998 9:01 AM

Subject: The best one yet

1. The Dickerson family Bible

2. The Cole family bible

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Date: Sun, 25 Jan 1998 12:21:57 EST

Subject: Re: FW: Kersey LIST

Hey Janas,

let me know. I've read Larry Kersey's letter. His story sounds like our family story, only he has different names. If he ties into the indian blood line, then we're kin. Maybe he will help us to tie it together! HOPE SO!

Gotta run, today is my Birthday, have company coming through the door with presents. Jim bought me the Deluxe Edition 111 of Family Tree Maker. It's suppose to copy the old version . Gad I sure hope so or I'll be sitting for hours again.

SeeYa

Doris

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Date: Sun, 25 Jan 1998 18:18:31 EST

Subject: Re: FW: Kersey LIST

Beware of some of the info on Family Tree Maker -- They had my g-grandmother completely wrong!!

Linda

I