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#1. Kersey List - from Lisa Hitomi
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Date: Sat, 06 Feb 1999 10:32:43 PST From: "Lisa Hitomi" <cal_poppy@hotmail.com> Subject: Kersey List Russ, Do you know the names of any of your Kentucky Kersey relatives? Lisa ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
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#2. Kersey Fw: KERSEY - from Marv Miller
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From: <GenieHound@aol.com> To: <MILLERM@HALCYON.COM> Sent: Saturday, February 06, 1999 9:43 AM Subject: KERSEY > I'M NEW TO THIS..HOPE YOU CAN HELP ME. LOOKING FOR > DOROTHY KERSEY NICHOLS, b:12/1912, MO. d: 08/1948, MO. > M: ATLAS NICHOLS, b: 1900, AL. d:1952, MS. (4th WIFE) > DAU: PRISCILLA ANN, b: 31/03/1941, PEMISCOT CO. MO > > DOROTHY'S FATHER MAY HAVE BEEN A DOCTOR. SHE MAY > HAVE HAD TWIN BOYS PRIOR TO NICHOLS MARRIAGE. THEY > WERE NOT WITH HER AT THAT TIME THO'. > ATLAS MOVED TO MS. AND TOOK PRISCILLA AFTER DOROTHY'S > DEATH. HE HAD 5th WIFE BEFORE HIS DEATH. > PRISCILLA(NOW PATRICIA) WAS TAKEN BY ELDER 1/2 SISTER IN > ROCKFORD, IL. AND RAISED THERE. > I AM DOING THIS SEARCH FOR MY FRIEND, ANY HELP IS APPRE- > CIATED. PLEASE E-MAIL ME AT GENIEHOUND@AOL.COM > THANK YOU.
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#3. Kersey:CMD:GET digest62.txt - from Marv Miller
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Date: Sat, 6 Feb 1999 10:31:26 -0800 From: "Marv Miller" <millerm@halcyon.com> Subject: Kersey:CMD:GET digest62.txt Hi Kerseys-- Kersey digest #62 is now available. You can subscribe to the digests by sending email to millerm@halcyon.com with SUBJECT set to "Kersey:CMD:SUBSCRIBE DIGEST" (without the quotes). All of the digests are also available online at http://www.halcyon.com/millerm. Select "Kersey Family List Digests". If you don't have web access, you can get a copy by email, simply by replying to this email without editing the subject line. To get earlier digests by email, edit the 62 in the subject line to the number of the digest you would like, 01 through 61. Remember, one digest file per email request. Marv millerm@halcyon.com http://www.halcyon.com/millerm
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#4. Kersey Fw: Marion cty Tenn 1850 Census - from Marv Miller
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From: Pege Kersey Winkel <pwinkel@csb.swnebr.net> To: Kersey List <millerm@halcyon.com> Sent: Saturday, February 06, 1999 2:58 PM Subject: Marion cty Tenn 1850 Census Does anyone out there have access to Marion Cty Tn 1850 Census? I need something looked up please!!!!!!!!!!
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#5. Kersey:CMD:SUBSCRIBE - from Charlotte Fitzgerald
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Date: Sat, 06 Feb 1999 20:09:55 -0500 From: "Charlotte Fitzgerald" <cfitzgerald@glenraven.com> Subject: Kersey:CMD:SUBSCRIBE Charlotte Juanita Kersey Fitzgerald, daughter of Thomas Crittenton Kersey, 1905-1085. e-mail cfitzgerald@glenraven.com or charlottefitz@juno.com
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#6. Thomas Crittenton Kersey - from Marv Miller
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Date: Sat, 6 Feb 1999 17:26:30 -0800 From: "Marv Miller" <millerm@halcyon.com> Subject: Thomas Crittenton Kersey Hi Charlotte-- Welcome to the group. As you have probably already seen, I have some data on your line on my web page. I hope you can add to or correct that information. There are also cousins of yours in the group. Hope to hear from you soon, Marv millerm@halcyon.com http://www.halcyon.com/millerm Date: Sat, 06 Feb 1999 20:09:55 -0500 From: "Charlotte Fitzgerald" <cfitzgerald@glenraven.com> Subject: Kersey:CMD:SUBSCRIBE Charlotte Juanita Kersey Fitzgerald, daughter of Thomas Crittenton Kersey, 1905-1085. e-mail cfitzgerald@glenraven.com or charlottefitz@juno.com
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#7. Re: Kersey:CMD:SUBSCRIBE - from Bill Kersey
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Date: Sun, 07 Feb 1999 10:25:26 -0500 From: Bill Kersey <bkersey@uky.campus.mci.net> Subject: Re: Kersey:CMD:SUBSCRIBE At 09:47 PM 2/5/99 -0800, you wrote: > > >++Kersey Family History and Genealogy Discussion List++ > >Date: Fri, 5 Feb 1999 20:08:54 -0500 (EST) >From: rujukersey@webtv.net (Russell Kersey) >Subject: Kersey:CMD:SUBSCRIBE Russ, You can find some information on Kersey families in Kentucky in the late 18th and the 19th Centuries on Marv's web page - just scan back through it . I have a lot of unpublished info also . Tell us about your family and I am sure that you will receive help . Bill Kersey of Ashland, KY >interested in kersey family i have little knowledge of the family, seems >no one has any info except north carolina comes up . our side of the >family came to kentucky need help. >thanks russ kersey. > > > > >Kersey Family History and Genealogy Discussion List > >To Unsubscribe: email millerm@halcyon.com > with SUBJECT = "Kersey:CMD:UNSUBSCRIBE" > without the quotes. > > > >
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#8. Re: Kersey Fw: Marion cty Tenn 1850 Census - from BUFFUM2@aol.com
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Date: Sun, 7 Feb 1999 12:07:08 EST From: BUFFUM2@aol.com Subject: Re: Kersey Fw: Marion cty Tenn 1850 Census Pege, I have the 1850 Census Index, but it would only give the Head of Household and the page number that he is listed on. If I can help, let me know. Doris
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#9. Kersey, Baltimore MD mid 1700s and descendants - from Pansylea Willburn
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Date: Sun, 07 Feb 1999 10:03:45 -0800 From: "Pansylea Willburn" <willburn@earthlink.net> Subject: Kersey, Baltimore MD mid 1700s and descendants Hello, I am new to the list. I am interested in exchanging information on Henry Kersey, who married Elizabeth Whealand, in 1746 in Baltimore Co., MD. I am trying to prove or disprove that it is this Baltimore County Henry Kersey who moved to the area of old Yohagania Co., western VA by the late 1760s. This land became part of Washington Co., PA around 1780, I believe. Henry received a Virginia land grant there, ca. 1771, as did his oldest son William. One of the oldest daughters Mary married David Lindsey there, ca. 1770. Another son Joseph survived the ill-fated Crawford Expedition against the Indians (the land was in Washington Co., PA then and he lists his residence as Allegheny Co. PA) in the early 1780s, and he later received a Rev War pension for his service there. David Lindsey also was a Rev. War soldier. Known children of Henry were William, Mary, Joseph, James (my line), John, Samuel Henry, Agnes, and Elizabeth (not necessarily listed in order of birth). Henry and children, with the exception of William, were in Greene Co., what was to become TN, by 1785, according to a tax list. David Lindsey was on the 1783 tax list there, having received land for his Rev War service. I suspect Henry and family followed him there. This Greene Co. land was first probably a part of North Carolina, became briefly the State of Franklin, and became Tennessee with statehood for Tennessee. After the move to Virginia and Tennessee, the name is spelled both Kersey and Casey, often in the same record! See Yohagania Co., old western Virginia, Washington Co., PA, and Greene Co., TN court, tax, and land records for examples of the spelling variety. After about 1800, the family seemed to use the spelling Casey consistently. An 1876 Casey manuscript, done for the first centennial, says that brothers William, Joseph, James, John, and Samuel Henry (known children of Henry) were born in Baltimore Co., MD. Joseph's application for Rev. War pension states he was born in Baltimore Co., MD, ca. 1763, and it gives the path of migration for the family. This led me to look for a Henry Kersey (the spelling used in the 1700s), and I located the marriage record cited above there. You can help me either by proving or disproving! I need to know what happened to the Henry Kersey who married Elizabeth Whealand in Baltimore Co., 1746. All help will be gratefully accepted. Thank you. Pansylea
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#10. Kersey: searching my page - from Marv Miller
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Date: Mon, 7 Sep 1998 12:56:17 -0700 From: "Marv Miller" <millerm@halcyon.com> Subject: Kersey: searching my page Hi folks-- I just added a nifty new feature to my web page. Those of you who have web pages might want to put one on your page. It's a single site search engine. You will find it right near the top of my page, just before the Kersey web ring logo. For instance, if you are trying to find Kerseys from Kentucky, you can just enter the words Kersey and Kentucky and it will return 139 references. Please give it a try and let me know what you think. Marv millerm@halcyon.com http://www.halcyon.com/millerm
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#11. Re: Kersey: searching my page - from BByrd27855@aol.com
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Date: Sun, 7 Feb 1999 17:18:26 EST From: BByrd27855@aol.com Subject: Re: Kersey: searching my page Dear Marv, In searching Immgrants to the New world, 1600s-1800s I find a Thomas Kersey age 22 , clerk, left the port of London in April 1775 either on the Norfolk or going to Norfolk. Do you have any more information on him? I keep trying to find Robert's (born 1802 on Va.) father, grandfather or some relation that came to America before 1802. Any help will be appreciated. Sue
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#12. Re: Kersey - from jaxpcs
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Date: Sun, 7 Feb 1999 17:52:59 -0800 From: "jaxpcs" <jaxpcs@alltel.net> Subject: Re: Kersey I saw the Allen Kersey in SSDI, but am not sure if that is him or not. I live in Jacksonville, and will be going to Sarasota soon to verify. I'm not sure if you are aware, but in the Sarasota/Manatee area, there are hundreds of Kersey's. Most I'm sure are related to me, but I haven't met them as of this date. When I do, I will be happy to share them with you. Please do add me to your Kersey discussion list. I'm not sure what I can contribute at this time. Maybe I'll learn something. Thank you. -----Original Message----- From: Marv Miller <millerm@halcyon.com> To: jaxpcs@alltel.net <jaxpcs@alltel.net> Date: Saturday, February 06, 1999 8:30 PM Subject: Kersey >Hi Christopher-- > >I found your Kersey query on GenForum. From SSDI, I have Allen Kersey b. 1 >Jan 1893 d. Dec 1965. >His SSN was issued in Florida. Would that be your great-grandfather? > >I operate the Kersey family discussion list. We are a free e-mail >discussion group with over 100 Kersey researchers world wide. There may be >someone who can help with your line or you may be able to help us. We would >like very much to have you join us. Let me know if you are interested. > >Hope to hear from you soon, >Marv >millerm@halcyon.com >http://www.halcyon.com/millerm > >
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#13. Kersey:CMD:SUBSCRIBE - from UK1USA5@aol.com
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Date: Sun, 7 Feb 1999 19:59:14 EST From: UK1USA5@aol.com Subject: Kersey:CMD:SUBSCRIBE i am trying to research my family tree, unfortunately i am stuck at my great great grandfather. his name was pink coursey and lived in georgia around mid to late 1800's. i can find no birth or death records concerning him, but know the name and spelling are correct. any info you may have is greatly appreciated. thanks, tammie coursey harmon
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#14. Re: Kersey Fw: Marion cty Tenn 1850 Census - from Julia Brewer
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Date: Sun, 07 Feb 1999 19:09:57 -0600 From: Julia Brewer <juliab@flash.net> Subject: Re: Kersey Fw: Marion cty Tenn 1850 Census Pege, Could you see if Martha VAUGHN or Frank KERSEY are on that census, thank you, Julia millerm@halcyon.com wrote: > ++Kersey Family History and Genealogy Discussion List++ > > Date: Sun, 7 Feb 1999 12:07:08 EST > From: BUFFUM2@aol.com > Subject: Re: Kersey Fw: Marion cty Tenn 1850 Census > > Pege, > > I have the 1850 Census Index, but it would only give the Head of Household and > the page number that he is listed on. > If I can help, let me know. > > Doris > > Kersey Family History and Genealogy Discussion List > > To Unsubscribe: email millerm@halcyon.com > with SUBJECT = "Kersey:CMD:UNSUBSCRIBE" > without the quotes.
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#15. Re: Kersey Fw: Marion cty Tenn 1850 Census - from Pege Kersey Winkel
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Date: Sun, 07 Feb 1999 19:52:02 -0800 From: Pege Kersey Winkel <pwinkel@csb.swnebr.net> Subject: Re: Kersey Fw: Marion cty Tenn 1850 Census Thank you Doris.....I printed out the page that I found Stephen "A" Kersey on ...which I sent to you....I have to find it...I must have put it in a SPECIAL PLACE...and now I cant find it...sorry I didn't tell you originally,,,,I thought I had *S* Pege millerm@halcyon.com wrote: > ++Kersey Family History and Genealogy Discussion List++ > > Date: Sun, 7 Feb 1999 12:07:08 EST > From: BUFFUM2@aol.com > Subject: Re: Kersey Fw: Marion cty Tenn 1850 Census > > Pege, > > I have the 1850 Census Index, but it would only give the Head of Household and > the page number that he is listed on. > If I can help, let me know. > > Doris > > Kersey Family History and Genealogy Discussion List > > To Unsubscribe: email millerm@halcyon.com > with SUBJECT = "Kersey:CMD:UNSUBSCRIBE" > without the quotes.
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#16. Kersey's in Suffolk, England - from Malcolm Kersey
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Date: Mon, 8 Feb 1999 11:15:38 -0500 From: "Malcolm Kersey" <orgsport@frontiernet.net> Subject: Kersey's in Suffolk, England Does anybody have information on any Kersey's in Suffolk, England preferably Ipswich area around 1785 -1790. I am looking for the date of birth and place of John Kersey married Jan 13, 1819 to Lettitia Lucas. FYI. There is a town called Kersey in the counry of Suffolk and many of the Kersey's I suspect originated there. Malcolm Kersey. (Now Rochester, NY formally Rochdale, Lancs, England)
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#17. Re: Kersey, Baltimore MD mid 1700s and descendants - from Graylwolfe@aol.com
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Date: Sun, 7 Feb 1999 22:38:39 EST From: Graylwolfe@aol.com Subject: Re: Kersey, Baltimore MD mid 1700s and descendants HI, Do you have any information on Henry the son. You said all the family moved to TN. Did Henry the son stay in VA? If so where. Mary Wolfe Graylwolfe@aol.com
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#18. Kersey - from Graylwolfe@aol.com
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Date: Sun, 7 Feb 1999 22:54:49 EST From: Graylwolfe@aol.com Subject: Kersey Hi, I have questions for Pansylea. Is there any possibility that William, Samuel Henry or John may have moved to S.C.? Mary Wolfe
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#19. RE: Thomas Kersey 1775 - from Marv Miller
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Date: Sun, 7 Feb 1999 20:39:18 -0800 From: "Marv Miller" <millerm@halcyon.com> Subject: RE: Thomas Kersey 1775 Hi Sue-- Sorry, I've seen the same immigration record in a number of different sources, but I've never seen anything to tie that Thomas to any descendants in America. Anybody else have any info? Marv millerm@halcyon.com http://www.halcyon.com/millerm Date: Sun, 7 Feb 1999 17:18:26 EST From: BByrd27855@aol.com Subject: Re: Kersey: searching my page .... I find a Thomas Kersey age 22 , clerk, left the port of London in April 1775 either on the Norfolk or going to Norfolk. Do you have any more information on him? ....
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#20. Re: Kersey - from Pansylea Willburn
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Date: Sun, 07 Feb 1999 20:43:01 -0800 From: "Pansylea Willburn" <willburn@earthlink.net> Subject: Re: Kersey ---------- >From: millerm@halcyon.com >To: Kersey List <millerm@halcyon.com> >Subject: Kersey >Date: Sun, Feb 7, 1999, 8:28 PM > > > >++Kersey Family History and Genealogy Discussion List++ > >Date: Sun, 7 Feb 1999 22:54:49 EST >From: Graylwolfe@aol.com >Subject: Kersey > >Hi, I have questions for Pansylea. Is there any possibility that William, >Samuel Henry or John may have moved to S.C.? Mary Wolfe > > > >Kersey Family History and Genealogy Discussion List > >To Unsubscribe: email millerm@halcyon.com > with SUBJECT = "Kersey:CMD:UNSUBSCRIBE" > without the quotes. > >HELLO, MARY. THE LAST RECORDS I HAVE FOUND OF WILLIAM, WHO WAS PROBABLY BORN IN THE LATE 1740S IN BALTIMORE CO., WERE LAND, TAX, AND MILITARY RECORDS WHEN HE WAS IN OLD YOHAGANIA CO., WESTERN VIRGINIA, AND IN WASHINGTON CO., PA. I BELIEVE HE WAS STILL IN WASHINGTON CO., PA, IN THE 1790S AND A CAPTAIN IN A MILITIA GROUP. I WOULD LOVE TO LEARN MORE ABOUT HIM: MARRIAGE AND CHILDREN, ETC. CAN ANYONE OUT THERE HELP? DID YOUR WILLIAM IN SC NAME ANY CHILDREN HENRY OR SAMUEL HENRY? I FIND THIS A COMMON NAMING PRACTICE IN THIS LINE, ALONG WITH ALL THE UBITIQUOS JOHNS, WILLIAMS, JAMES, ETC.! SAMUEL HENRY, THE SON, DIED IN GRAINGER CO., TN, IN 1799, ONE YEAR AFTER HIS MARRIAGE THERE TO ANNA BIEHLER/BEELOR, LEAVING A SIX MONTH OLD SON, SAMUEL HENRY CASEY, JR. WHO WAS RAISED BY HIS UNCLE DANIEL BEELOR. AS AN ADULT, AROUND 1835, HE MIGRATED TO LACLEDE CO., MO. WHERE THREE OF HIS SONS BECAME PROMINENT MEDICAL DOCTORS IN THE MID TO LATE 1800S. I HAVE NO RECORD OF A MARRIAGE OR CHILDREN FOR JOHN, AND WOULD LOVE TO FIND THEM. HE WAS A SHERIFF AND MAGISTRATE IN CLAIBORNE CO., TN CA. 1800 ON, BUT MAY HAVE MOVED TO RHEA COUNTY AREA WITH HIS BROTHER JOHN. I'M SORRY I CAN'T BE OF MORE HELP TO YOU. I JUST HAVE TO SAY I DON'T KNOW ABOUT WILLIAM AND JOHN! PANSYLEA PANSYLEA > >
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#21. Re: Kersey, Baltimore MD mid 1700s and descendants - from Pansylea Willburn
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Date: Sun, 07 Feb 1999 20:54:56 -0800 From: "Pansylea Willburn" <willburn@earthlink.net> Subject: Re: Kersey, Baltimore MD mid 1700s and descendants ---------- >From: millerm@halcyon.com >To: Kersey List <millerm@halcyon.com> >Subject: Re: Kersey, Baltimore MD mid 1700s and descendants >Date: Sun, Feb 7, 1999, 8:28 PM > > > >++Kersey Family History and Genealogy Discussion List++ > >Date: Sun, 7 Feb 1999 22:38:39 EST >From: Graylwolfe@aol.com >Subject: Re: Kersey, Baltimore MD mid 1700s and descendants > >HI, Do you have any information on Henry the son. You said all the family >moved to TN. Did Henry the son stay in VA? If so where. Mary Wolfe >Graylwolfe@aol.com > > > >Kersey Family History and Genealogy Discussion List > >To Unsubscribe: email millerm@halcyon.com > with SUBJECT = "Kersey:CMD:UNSUBSCRIBE" > without the quotes. > >Hello, Mary: The whole known family (there could be other children), with the exception of William,who I believe is the oldest son, moved to Greene Co., (lated Greene Co., TN) in 1785. I believe William stayed, at least into the 1790s, in Washington Co., PA. I have no material on William. Henry's son, about whom you ask, was always called Samuel Henry, and he was one of the younger children, becoming of age in the late 1790s. He married Anna Biehler in Grainger Co., TN, in 1798, and died in 1799, leaving a six month old son, Samuel Henry, Jr. The Henry Kersey court records in old Yohagania Co., western Virginia in the 1770s and 1780s belong to this Henry Kersey. I have heard that there was another Henry Kersey in VA as early as the 1600s but I have no records on him. Hope this helps. Pansylea > >
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#22. Re: Kersey's in Suffolk, England - from Lawrence Gee
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Date: Mon, 08 Feb 1999 06:10:16 +0000 From: Lawrence Gee <levigee@freewwweb.com> Subject: Re: Kersey's in Suffolk, England I do not have those dates, but just north of Ipswich, at Lowestoft, Suffolk, England, I have a John Kersey born about 1666, married to a Margaret ?, son was Thomas. Could be the same family a hundred years later. Vi millerm@halcyon.com wrote: > ++Kersey Family History and Genealogy Discussion List++ > > Date: Mon, 8 Feb 1999 11:15:38 -0500 > From: "Malcolm Kersey" <orgsport@frontiernet.net> > Subject: Kersey's in Suffolk, England > > Does anybody have information on any Kersey's in Suffolk, England preferably > Ipswich area around 1785 -1790. I am looking for the date of birth and place > of John Kersey married Jan 13, 1819 to Lettitia Lucas. > > FYI. There is a town called Kersey in the counry of Suffolk and many of the > Kersey's I suspect originated there. > > Malcolm Kersey. > > (Now Rochester, NY formally Rochdale, Lancs, England) > > Kersey Family History and Genealogy Discussion List > > To Unsubscribe: email millerm@halcyon.com > with SUBJECT = "Kersey:CMD:UNSUBSCRIBE" > without the quotes.
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#23. Re: Kersey - from BUFFUM2@aol.com
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Date: Mon, 8 Feb 1999 10:07:06 EST From: BUFFUM2@aol.com Subject: Re: Kersey Marve & Kersey List, I just read that Christropher is going to Manatee County, Florida. I do hope that he will share the Kersey information that he gleens there. My Kersey's settled in that area, and Hillsborough County. Stephen A. Kersey moved there with his wife Mary, his sons, Joseph Tally , Henry, and two daughters, AlWilda, and Pocahontas after 1870. There were also grown children that didn't follow him, until much later. They all stayed in that area and raised families, with the exception of Ben Kersey my great grandfather. Ben stayed in Pensacola and the rest of the family traveled on. Alwilda married a George Stephens, and Pocahontas ( Pokey ) married David Thompson. Most of them are still in that area. I have been in touch with a Chuck Pricher who is Alwilda's great-grandson. He lives in Plant City. Chuck sent me a picture of Alwilda ( Granny Little Toe ) I would love to know if there are more decendents that are searching for the blood line. Good Luck Chris, Doris
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#24. Kersey Fw: Naming Children - from Marv Miller
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From: <BUFFUM2@aol.com> To: <millerm@halcyon.com> Sent: Monday, February 08, 1999 7:57 AM Subject: Naming Children >Marve & List, > >I ran across something that I have had for some time, but have just found it. >I am one of those people that put something somewhere, so that I will remember >where to find it>>>you all know the rest !!!! What can I say, " I'm a Kersey >" . > >One problem with the names of the children's naming is most of the early >settlers still went by an English Code of naming thier children. >It went somthing like this; > >The first son was named after the father's father. >The second son was named after the mother's father. >The third son after the father, >The fourth son after the father's oldest brother, >Then it went to the mothers side, similary the same. >Many of the Kersey's only used a first and last name, unfortunately for us, >there was the same names from generation to generation, and sometimes in the >same families. >Then some of them married cousins, which made for more confusion, thus driving >us crazy trying to figure out just who was whom , and in what family . >In my own line ( if I can say that I have found my own line ) I realized that >in order to know which Kersey that you were talking about, you would have had >to know their nickname. That's how they kept down the confusion. So in your >searches don't discount a nickname, like Pomp Kersey for instance. Wasn't he >colorful ? >Then sometimes when the Sr. Kersey died, the Jr. Kersey became Sr, and so >forth, making more confusion on land deeds, wills, etc. >Sometimes when a Sr. died, the Jr from another took on the Sr, and another >person from the family became Jr. >So sometimes we follow the yellow brick road thinking we are chasing OUR >Kersey's, and really we are researching someones else's family>>>> Hey, I did >that with Stephen A. Kersey. >You just have to make guesses, and be prepared to go back and change ALL of >it, because you had the wrong relative. >Don't do away with any of it, chances are, they are really kin. > >Just wanted to share this to try to clear up why there are so many Kersey's >with the same first names. >I know I have fussed about it enough!!! > >Good Hunting > >Doris
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#25. Kersey Fw: KERSEY, SUFFOLK CTY,ENG - from Marv Miller
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From: Pege Kersey Winkel <pwinkel@csb.swnebr.net> To: Kersey List <millerm@halcyon.com> Sent: Monday, February 08, 1999 9:24 AM Subject: KERSEY, SUFFOLK CTY,ENG >The Kersey cousin Hugh, on this list who is in England...gave us the >address of the court house where to write to...for that area of Kersey >Twp. > >I have a cousin who lives in New South Wales,Gavernney..Wm Jeremiah >Kersey...he wife and children took him there on his 70th birthday..he >sent me pictures and some history...it also told about the Potters who >have shops there.... > >I saw somewhere once that KERSEY was a name of cloth...used throughout >England... >
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#26. Kersey Fw: CASEY Jr.,Samuel Henry..& JOHN(CASEY?) SHERIFF CLAIBORNE CTY TN - from Marv Miller
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From: Pege Kersey Winkel <pwinkel@csb.swnebr.net> To: Kersey List <millerm@halcyon.com> Sent: Monday, February 08, 1999 9:16 AM Subject: CASEY Jr.,Samuel Henry..& JOHN(CASEY?) SHERIFF CLAIBORNE CTY TN >I am very interested to know is the FATHER OF HENRY CASEY,JR.....Samuel >Henry Casey?... >Do you know anything about Samuel Henry Caseys' siblings?.. >My gggg grandfather Geo Madison Casey (later switched to Kersey) says he >was born in 1784 in Va... > >I have family history in Claiborne Cty,Tn around the early 1800's and >wondered...I have Eliz & Poly A Parker born in Claiborne Cty around >early 1800's and they married Kersey brothers Stephen N and Wm H... > >
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#27. Re: Kersey's in Suffolk, England - from Graylwolfe@aol.com
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Date: Mon, 8 Feb 1999 22:45:57 EST From: Graylwolfe@aol.com Subject: Re: Kersey's in Suffolk, England Hi, One of my Kersey cousins has been to Kersey England. I some more information about the town if you want it. Mary Wolfe Graylwolfe@aol.com
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#28. Re: Kersey:CMD:SUBSCRIBE - from Graylwolfe@aol.com
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Date: Mon, 8 Feb 1999 22:40:25 EST From: Graylwolfe@aol.com Subject: Re: Kersey:CMD:SUBSCRIBE HI, there was a Pink Kersey in Meriwether County GA. in the mid 1800's. Check with Sue. Mary Wolfe
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#29. Re: Re: Kersey - from Graylwolfe@aol.com
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Date: Mon, 8 Feb 1999 22:53:54 EST From: Graylwolfe@aol.com Subject: Re: Re: Kersey Hi, My great, great grandfather was Henry Kersey in Upson County GA. He had come from S.C. with his father and 9 brothers and sisters. My great, great, great grandfather came from VA. He was born in VA in 1803 but I don't know where. His name was Robert Kersey. I think his father may have been Henry or William. I don't know though. There are some Robert Williams and William Roberts in the family. Mary Wolfe Graylwolfe@aol.com
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#30. Re: Kersey Fw: KERSEY, SUFFOLK CTY,ENG - from Malcolm Kersey
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Date: Tue, 9 Feb 1999 12:26:41 -0500 From: "Malcolm Kersey" <orgsport@frontiernet.net> Subject: Re: Kersey Fw: KERSEY, SUFFOLK CTY,ENG Correct. If you look up Kersey in a British encyclopedia it is described as a heavy woven sacken or tweed. Malcolm Kersey -----Original Message----- From: millerm@halcyon.com <millerm@halcyon.com> To: Kersey List <millerm@halcyon.com> Date: Monday, February 08, 1999 9:32 PM Subject: Kersey Fw: KERSEY, SUFFOLK CTY,ENG > > >++Kersey Family History and Genealogy Discussion List++ > >From: Pege Kersey Winkel <pwinkel@csb.swnebr.net> >To: Kersey List <millerm@halcyon.com> >Sent: Monday, February 08, 1999 9:24 AM >Subject: KERSEY, SUFFOLK CTY,ENG > > >>The Kersey cousin Hugh, on this list who is in England...gave us the >>address of the court house where to write to...for that area of Kersey >>Twp. >> >>I have a cousin who lives in New South Wales,Gavernney..Wm Jeremiah >>Kersey...he wife and children took him there on his 70th birthday..he >>sent me pictures and some history...it also told about the Potters who >>have shops there.... >> >>I saw somewhere once that KERSEY was a name of cloth...used throughout >>England... >> > > > > > > >Kersey Family History and Genealogy Discussion List > >To Unsubscribe: email millerm@halcyon.com > with SUBJECT = "Kersey:CMD:UNSUBSCRIBE" > without the quotes. > > > >
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#31. Re: Pink Kersey / Coursey - from Marv Miller
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Date: Mon, 8 Feb 1999 20:32:35 -0800 From: "Marv Miller" <millerm@halcyon.com> Subject: Re: Pink Kersey / Coursey Hi Tammie-- Welcome to the group. I have several candidates for you: Arch Pinkston Kersey Sr. (and Jr.) Pinke Elijah Kersey L. Pinkney Kersey Harvey Pinkston/Pinkerton Kersey All of these have Georgia connections, all are on my web pages and have been discussed in the digests. Hope this helps, Marv millerm@halcyon.com http://www.halcyon.com/millerm Date: Sun, 7 Feb 1999 19:59:14 EST From: UK1USA5@aol.com Subject: Kersey:CMD:SUBSCRIBE ...his name was pink coursey and lived in georgia around mid to late 1800's....
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#32. Re: Kersey Fw: KERSEY, SUFFOLK CTY,ENG - from Lawrence Gee
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Date: Tue, 09 Feb 1999 05:55:24 +0000 From: Lawrence Gee <levigee@freewwweb.com> Subject: Re: Kersey Fw: KERSEY, SUFFOLK CTY,ENG Kersey material was also used in trousers and jackets in the Rev. War. Kersey is a coarse lightweight cloth made of wool and cotton. Does this mean the Kersey's were originally cloth weavers or sheep raisers? Vi millerm@halcyon.com wrote: > ++Kersey Family History and Genealogy Discussion List++ > > From: Pege Kersey Winkel <pwinkel@csb.swnebr.net> > To: Kersey List <millerm@halcyon.com> > Sent: Monday, February 08, 1999 9:24 AM > Subject: KERSEY, SUFFOLK CTY,ENG > > >The Kersey cousin Hugh, on this list who is in England...gave us the > >address of the court house where to write to...for that area of Kersey > >Twp. > > > >I have a cousin who lives in New South Wales,Gavernney..Wm Jeremiah > >Kersey...he wife and children took him there on his 70th birthday..he > >sent me pictures and some history...it also told about the Potters who > >have shops there.... > > > >I saw somewhere once that KERSEY was a name of cloth...used throughout > >England... > > > > Kersey Family History and Genealogy Discussion List > > To Unsubscribe: email millerm@halcyon.com > with SUBJECT = "Kersey:CMD:UNSUBSCRIBE" > without the quotes.
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#33. Re: Kersey's in Suffolk, England - from Lawrence Gee
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Date: Tue, 09 Feb 1999 06:17:12 +0000 From: Lawrence Gee <levigee@freewwweb.com> Subject: Re: Kersey's in Suffolk, England Can you tell us more? I am sure we would all love to hear about the town of origination. Thanks. I went to the bookstore yesterday and looked it up on a BIG map. Kersey is a small town just west of Ipswich in Northern England. Vi millerm@halcyon.com wrote: > ++Kersey Family History and Genealogy Discussion List++ > > Date: Mon, 8 Feb 1999 22:45:57 EST > From: Graylwolfe@aol.com > Subject: Re: Kersey's in Suffolk, England > > Hi, One of my Kersey cousins has been to Kersey England. I some more > information about the town if you want it. Mary Wolfe Graylwolfe@aol.com > > Kersey Family History and Genealogy Discussion List > > To Unsubscribe: email millerm@halcyon.com > with SUBJECT = "Kersey:CMD:UNSUBSCRIBE" > without the quotes.
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#34. Re: Kersey Fw: CASEY Jr.,Samuel Henry..& JOHN(CASEY?) SHERIFF - from Pansylea Willburn
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Date: Mon, 08 Feb 1999 20:09:01 -0800 From: "Pansylea Willburn" <willburn@earthlink.net> Subject: Re: Kersey Fw: CASEY Jr.,Samuel Henry..& JOHN(CASEY?) SHERIFF CLAIBORNE CTY TN ---------- >From: millerm@halcyon.com >To: Kersey List <millerm@halcyon.com> >Subject: Kersey Fw: CASEY Jr.,Samuel Henry..& JOHN(CASEY?) SHERIFF CLAIBORNE CTY TN >Date: Mon, Feb 8, 1999, 6:26 PM > > > >++Kersey Family History and Genealogy Discussion List++ > >From: Pege Kersey Winkel <pwinkel@csb.swnebr.net> >To: Kersey List <millerm@halcyon.com> >Sent: Monday, February 08, 1999 9:16 AM >Subject: CASEY Jr.,Samuel Henry..& JOHN(CASEY?) SHERIFF CLAIBORNE CTY TN > > >>I am very interested to know is the FATHER OF HENRY CASEY,JR.....Samuel >>Henry Casey?... >>Do you know anything about Samuel Henry Caseys' siblings?.. >>My gggg grandfather Geo Madison Casey (later switched to Kersey) says he >>was born in 1784 in Va... >> >>I have family history in Claiborne Cty,Tn around the early 1800's and >>wondered...I have Eliz & Poly A Parker born in Claiborne Cty around >>early 1800's and they married Kersey brothers Stephen N and Wm H... >> >>Page, I don't have any information on George Madison Casey/Kersey. Do you have the location in VA where he was born? I also have no information on Stephen N. and William H. Sorry! > > > > > > >Kersey Family History and Genealogy Discussion List > >To Unsubscribe: email millerm@halcyon.com > with SUBJECT = "Kersey:CMD:UNSUBSCRIBE" > without the quotes. > > > >
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#35. Kersey List 1850 Census - from BUFFUM2@aol.com
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Date: Tue, 9 Feb 1999 08:53:02 EST From: BUFFUM2@aol.com Subject: Kersey List 1850 Census Marv & Kersey List, I searched for Martha Vaughan on the 1850 Census and there are no less that twenty one Martha Vaughan's on that index. Wonder if Julia could narrow it down to a State for me ? There are five Frank Kersey's listed on the WFTM>>>>>Which State and what Birthday ( or close ). Doris
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#36. Re: Pink Kersey / Coursey - from BByrd27855@aol.com
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Date: Tue, 9 Feb 1999 19:59:25 EST From: BByrd27855@aol.com Subject: Re: Pink Kersey / Coursey Dear Marv, I guess this is for Tammie - My father was Harvey Pinkston Kersey, we have verified by his death certificate that it was not Pinkerton, His father was Horace Monroe Kersey, always lived in and around Merriweather County, Georgia. Horace Monroe was the oldest child of Pinke Elijah Kersey and Margaret Jalene Butler (Maggie) and was born in Upson County Ga. Three children were born in Ga., Horace, Arch Pinkston, & Bobby Lee, then Pinke & Maggie moved to Daingerfield, Texas & had Maud Elizabeth, Paul, Willis, Edward, Ernest, William "Crete", and a baby girl name unknown. Will send birth and death dates at another time when my "Itis" fingers let me type more comfortably. Most of the information that I now have is either from death certificates, family bibles, or living relatives. Hope this helps someone. Sue
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#37. Kersey Fw: RE:KERSEY, SUFFOLK ENGLAND - from Marv Miller
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From: Pege Kersey Winkel <pwinkel@csb.swnebr.net> To: Kersey List <millerm@halcyon.com> Sent: Tuesday, February 09, 1999 9:27 AM Subject: RE:KERSEY, SUFFOLK ENGLAND >If I could figure out how to use this SCANNER I bought(hate to read >instructions)...I could scan the information my cousin who lives in New >South Wales sent me when his family took him there for his birthday.... > >Maybe I will figure out soon....Pege in Neb. >
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#38. Kersey Fw: CASEY/KERSEY GEO MADISON VIRGINIA - from Marv Miller
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From: Pege Kersey Winkel <pwinkel@csb.swnebr.net> To: Kersey List <millerm@halcyon.com> Sent: Tuesday, February 09, 1999 9:33 AM Subject: RE: CASEY/KERSEY GEO MADISON VIRGINIA >Pansylea Willburn.. >No, alas, I don't know where in Virginia he was born....some in the >family have found info in some old letters that he was born in >England....but we can't find anything on him so far...except his >military papers from the war of 1812...and his land warrant papers.. >We have papers as well on one of his sons David Casey/Kersey..who also >states that he enlisted in the CivilWar under the surname of Casey...and >after he got out, he went to the spelling of KERSEY as well... > >Why do you suppose they did that? does anyone know why this happened >back then???? > >Pege >
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#39. Re: Re: Kersey Fw: CASEY Jr.,Samuel Henry..& JOHN(CASEY?) SHERIFF - from Graylwolfe@aol.com
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Date: Tue, 9 Feb 1999 22:46:04 EST From: Graylwolfe@aol.com Subject: Re: Re: Kersey Fw: CASEY Jr.,Samuel Henry..& JOHN(CASEY?) SHERIFF Pansylea, I told you that my gggrandfather was Henry. He had a younger brother named Samuel. Also, there was mention of a John Kersey being the first Kersey in GA in Emanuel County. I wish I could make a connection to where Robert kersey was born in VA. I have not been able to do that. many others have also tried to find it out. No luck. Thanks Mary Wolfe
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#40. Re: Re: Kersey Fw: KERSEY, SUFFOLK CTY,ENG - from Graylwolfe@aol.com
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Date: Tue, 9 Feb 1999 22:48:04 EST From: Graylwolfe@aol.com Subject: Re: Re: Kersey Fw: KERSEY, SUFFOLK CTY,ENG Vi, yes in the Sulfolk section they were clothmakers and did raise sheep. i have a picture of Kersey which shows the sheep on a hillside. Mary Wolfe
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#41. Re: Re: Kersey's in Suffolk, England - from Graylwolfe@aol.com
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Date: Tue, 9 Feb 1999 22:40:37 EST From: Graylwolfe@aol.com Subject: Re: Re: Kersey's in Suffolk, England Kersey(town)was a thriving town by 990AD. In 1086, the people were mostly farmers. In 1252, the Lord of the manor of Kersey granted the right to have a weekly market. Tradition has it that the wealth was based on wool exports. Sheep were reared locally. Clothmaking was established by the beginning of the 14th century. In 1349, a large group of the populaton died probably from anthrax. By the end of the 15th century, clothmaking was enjoying a big boom which lasted through the 16th century. Then the center of the woolen indusrty moved to Yorkshire in the 17th century. Kersey had to depend on farming again. By the 19th century, there were about 800 people in the town. After 1870, the population fell to 350 where it is now. By the 20th century, few people were farmers. Many people maved as far away as London. Free education to Kersey in 1873. Electicity, running water, and drainage did not come to the town until the 1950's. This was from an article that must have from the town (chamber of commerce) when my cousin Fred Kersey visited there in the 1970's. Mary Wolfe Graylwolfe@aol.com
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#42. Re: Kersey Fw: CASEY/KERSEY GEO MADISON VIRGINIA - from Pansylea Willburn
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Date: Tue, 09 Feb 1999 20:37:24 -0800 From: "Pansylea Willburn" <willburn@earthlink.net> Subject: Re: Kersey Fw: CASEY/KERSEY GEO MADISON VIRGINIA ---------- >From: millerm@halcyon.com >To: Kersey List <millerm@halcyon.com> >Subject: Kersey Fw: CASEY/KERSEY GEO MADISON VIRGINIA >Date: Tue, Feb 9, 1999, 5:45 PM > > > >++Kersey Family History and Genealogy Discussion List++ > >From: Pege Kersey Winkel <pwinkel@csb.swnebr.net> >To: Kersey List <millerm@halcyon.com> >Sent: Tuesday, February 09, 1999 9:33 AM >Subject: RE: CASEY/KERSEY GEO MADISON VIRGINIA > > >>Pansylea Willburn.. >>No, alas, I don't know where in Virginia he was born....some in the >>family have found info in some old letters that he was born in >>England....but we can't find anything on him so far...except his >>military papers from the war of 1812...and his land warrant papers.. >>We have papers as well on one of his sons David Casey/Kersey..who also >>states that he enlisted in the CivilWar under the surname of Casey...and >>after he got out, he went to the spelling of KERSEY as well... >> >>Why do you suppose they did that? does anyone know why this happened >>back then???? >> >>Pege One of the reasons, I'm sure, is that many of our ancestors did not read and write, so the way things were written and spelled depended on the person writing the record. In the South, Casey is pronounced K-Z (in the North K-C), so when an ancestor went into court or to get a written record like a deed, marriage record, will, etc. and said his name the person hearing it wrote it as it sounded phonetically to him. If he said Ker-Z, the transcribed may have heard it as K-Z. This probably led to the variety of spelling I have found in my Kersey/Casey research. It seems that, in my line, the spelling Kersey was used in Maryland in the 1700s, Kersey/Coursey/Casey in old western Virginia and the same in Washington Co., PA. When they got to Greene Co., TN, the records are really split, sometimes using both spellings, Kersey and Casey, in one document about the same man! By 1800, in Tennessee, the name is most often spelled Casey, and by the mid-1800s, in my line, no one seemed to have the memory/use of the Kersey spelling. Other Kersey families, I am sure, never used the Casey spelling, but at least one other in my knowledge, the Kersey family in Caswell Co., TN (not my line) started using the Casey spelling around 1810 when they moved to Grainger Co., TN. Does anyone else have any ideas on this Kersey/Casey spelling? Good luck in your research! Pansylea >> > > > > > > >Kersey Family History and Genealogy Discussion List > >To Unsubscribe: email millerm@halcyon.com > with SUBJECT = "Kersey:CMD:UNSUBSCRIBE" > without the quotes. > > > >
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#43. Re: Kersey List 1850 Census - from Julia Brewer
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Date: Tue, 09 Feb 1999 20:35:58 -0600 From: Julia Brewer <juliab@flash.net> Subject: Re: Kersey List 1850 Census OK, Doris, here 'tis: Martha VAUGHN b. 1846 in Tenn (we think). She married Frank KERSEY (born Benjamin Franklin - B.F. in Ga. 1843). They were married in Marshall Co. Tn 1867. Then moved to Giles Co. Tn. Martha is rumored to be an Apache descendant. Thank you for any help, Julia millerm@halcyon.com wrote: > ++Kersey Family History and Genealogy Discussion List++ > > Date: Tue, 9 Feb 1999 08:53:02 EST > From: BUFFUM2@aol.com > Subject: Kersey List 1850 Census > > Marv & Kersey List, > > I searched for Martha Vaughan on the 1850 Census and there are no less that > twenty one Martha Vaughan's on that index. Wonder if Julia could narrow it > down to a State for me ? > There are five Frank Kersey's listed on the WFTM>>>>>Which State and what > Birthday ( or close ). > > Doris > > Kersey Family History and Genealogy Discussion List > > To Unsubscribe: email millerm@halcyon.com > with SUBJECT = "Kersey:CMD:UNSUBSCRIBE" > without the quotes.
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#44. Kersey in Suffolk, England - from Joe Kersey
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Date: Tue, 9 Feb 1999 21:58:07 -0600 From: "Joe Kersey" <jakersey@erols.com> Subject: Kersey in Suffolk, England There seems to be a lot of interest lately in Kersey, England. Both my son and daughter hve been to the village of Kersey. I also tried while in England in the early 1970's. I caught a train from London on a Saturday and went to Ipswich which is about 60 miles from Kersey. I discovered that you can't rent cars in england on Saturday (or you couldn't then> My daughter took a number of pictures while she was thre. I believe she has access to a skanner. I will ask her and if so will ask her to send you copies of the pictures. Incidentally, there is nobody named Kersey living in the village now.My daughter used a credit card to pay for her lunch and the waitress was amazed that there were people named Kersey. Joe Kersey jakersey@erols.com
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#45. Re: Kersey Fw: CASEY Jr.,Samuel Henry..& JOHN(CASEY?) SHERIFF - from Pansylea Willburn
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Date: Tue, 09 Feb 1999 22:07:32 -0800 From: "Pansylea Willburn" <willburn@earthlink.net> Subject: Re: Kersey Fw: CASEY Jr.,Samuel Henry..& JOHN(CASEY?) SHERIFF ---------- >From: millerm@halcyon.com >To: Kersey List <millerm@halcyon.com> >Subject: Re: Re: Kersey Fw: CASEY Jr.,Samuel Henry..& JOHN(CASEY?) SHERIFF >Date: Tue, Feb 9, 1999, 8:52 PM > > > >++Kersey Family History and Genealogy Discussion List++ > >Date: Tue, 9 Feb 1999 22:46:04 EST >From: Graylwolfe@aol.com >Subject: Re: Re: Kersey Fw: CASEY Jr.,Samuel Henry..& JOHN(CASEY?) SHERIFF > >Pansylea, >I told you that my gggrandfather was Henry. He had a younger brother named >Samuel. >Also, there was mention of a John Kersey being the first Kersey in GA in >Emanuel County. I wish I could make a connection to where Robert kersey was >born in VA. I have not been able to do that. many others have also tried to >find it out. No luck. Thanks Mary Wolfe Mary, since he was born in Virginia, have you looked in the area around old Frederick County, part of which is now West Virginia, Berkeley County? There was a Kersey Ferry there in the mid-1700s. This is not my line, but in doing our line research I keep coming across the name Kersey there. I really wish I could help! Pansylea > > > >Kersey Family History and Genealogy Discussion List > >To Unsubscribe: email millerm@halcyon.com > with SUBJECT = "Kersey:CMD:UNSUBSCRIBE" > without the quotes. > > > >
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#46. Re: Kersey in Suffolk, England - from Malcolm Kersey
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Date: Tue, 9 Feb 1999 22:52:18 -0500 From: "Malcolm Kersey" <orgsport@frontiernet.net> Subject: Re: Kersey in Suffolk, England To all; I quess I started the Kersey, Suffolk topic. But I do appreciate the response it is very interesting. Just th throw another wrench in the works. I have been to Kersey, PA. It's a small town near east of Du Bois. Malcolm Kersey -----Original Message----- From: millerm@halcyon.com <millerm@halcyon.com> To: Kersey List <millerm@halcyon.com> Date: Wednesday, February 10, 1999 9:00 AM Subject: Kersey in Suffolk, England > > >++Kersey Family History and Genealogy Discussion List++ > >Date: Tue, 9 Feb 1999 21:58:07 -0600 >From: "Joe Kersey" <jakersey@erols.com> >Subject: Kersey in Suffolk, England > >There seems to be a lot of interest lately in Kersey, England. Both my son >and daughter hve been to the village of Kersey. I also tried while in >England in the early 1970's. I caught a train from London on a Saturday and >went to Ipswich which is about 60 miles from Kersey. I discovered that you >can't rent cars in england on Saturday (or you couldn't then> > > My daughter took a number of pictures while she was thre. I believe >she has access to a skanner. I will ask her and if so will ask her to send >you copies of the pictures. Incidentally, there is nobody named Kersey >living in the village now.My daughter used a credit card to pay for her >lunch and the waitress was amazed that there were people named Kersey. > > Joe Kersey > jakersey@erols.com > > > > >Kersey Family History and Genealogy Discussion List > >To Unsubscribe: email millerm@halcyon.com > with SUBJECT = "Kersey:CMD:UNSUBSCRIBE" > without the quotes. > > > >
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#47. Re: Kersey Fw: CASEY/KERSEY GEO MADISON VIRGINIA - from Pansylea Willburn
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Date: Wed, 10 Feb 1999 07:46:34 -0800 From: "Pansylea Willburn" <willburn@earthlink.net> Subject: Re: Kersey Fw: CASEY/KERSEY GEO MADISON VIRGINIA ---------- >From: millerm@halcyon.com >To: Kersey List <millerm@halcyon.com> >Subject: Kersey Fw: CASEY/KERSEY GEO MADISON VIRGINIA >Date: Tue, Feb 9, 1999, 5:45 PM > > > >++Kersey Family History and Genealogy Discussion List++ > >From: Pege Kersey Winkel <pwinkel@csb.swnebr.net> >To: Kersey List <millerm@halcyon.com> >Sent: Tuesday, February 09, 1999 9:33 AM >Subject: RE: CASEY/KERSEY GEO MADISON VIRGINIA > > >>Pansylea Willburn.. >>No, alas, I don't know where in Virginia he was born....some in the >>family have found info in some old letters that he was born in >>England....but we can't find anything on him so far...except his >>military papers from the war of 1812...and his land warrant papers.. >>We have papers as well on one of his sons David Casey/Kersey..who also >>states that he enlisted in the CivilWar under the surname of Casey...and >>after he got out, he went to the spelling of KERSEY as well... >> >>Why do you suppose they did that? does anyone know why this happened >>back then???? >> >>Pege Pege, I just noticed that a DAVID G. CASEY is on the list of Union Soldiers from the Civil War who never claimed medals. He is listed as a Sergeant, Company F., 6th Reg. Vols. The list is on file at the West Virginia State Archives. Is he yours? Descendants with proper documentation can claim these medals. For other Kersey researchers out there, I checked the list for Kersey and none are listed. It is on-line. Have a nice day! Pansylea >> > > > > > > >Kersey Family History and Genealogy Discussion List > >To Unsubscribe: email millerm@halcyon.com > with SUBJECT = "Kersey:CMD:UNSUBSCRIBE" > without the quotes. > > > >
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#48. Re: Kersey Fw: CASEY/KERSEY GEO MADISON VIRGINIA - from Donnakk@aol.com
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Date: Wed, 10 Feb 1999 18:41:58 EST From: Donnakk@aol.com Subject: Re: Kersey Fw: CASEY/KERSEY GEO MADISON VIRGINIA I have also hear to with the spelling of names that, it was a matter of where the clerk writing the information was from. For example my maiden name is Bean nothing simpler right, but if the person writing was German they wrote Bien OR if the person was Irish they wrote Bayne. Nothing wrong, they wrote it as they knew the name to be. So the Beans are hard to track too. Atleast my mother was a Jones plenty of them (lolol), Donna Kursey Donnakk@aol.com
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#49. Re: Kersey in Suffolk, England - from Pansylea Willburn
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Date: Wed, 10 Feb 1999 17:28:36 -0800 From: "Pansylea Willburn" <willburn@earthlink.net> Subject: Re: Kersey in Suffolk, England ---------- >From: millerm@halcyon.com >To: Kersey List <millerm@halcyon.com> >Subject: Re: Kersey in Suffolk, England >Date: Wed, Feb 10, 1999, 5:20 PM > > > >++Kersey Family History and Genealogy Discussion List++ > >Date: Tue, 9 Feb 1999 22:52:18 -0500 >From: "Malcolm Kersey" <orgsport@frontiernet.net> >Subject: Re: Kersey in Suffolk, England > >To all; > >I quess I started the Kersey, Suffolk topic. But I do appreciate the >response it is very interesting. > >Just th throw another wrench in the works. I have been to Kersey, PA. It's >a small town near east of Du Bois. > >Malcolm Kersey > > >-----Original Message----- >From: millerm@halcyon.com <millerm@halcyon.com> >To: Kersey List <millerm@halcyon.com> >Date: Wednesday, February 10, 1999 9:00 AM >Subject: Kersey in Suffolk, England > > >> >> >>++Kersey Family History and Genealogy Discussion List++ >> >>Date: Tue, 9 Feb 1999 21:58:07 -0600 >>From: "Joe Kersey" <jakersey@erols.com> >>Subject: Kersey in Suffolk, England >> >>There seems to be a lot of interest lately in Kersey, England. Both my son >>and daughter hve been to the village of Kersey. I also tried while in >>England in the early 1970's. I caught a train from London on a Saturday >and >>went to Ipswich which is about 60 miles from Kersey. I discovered that you >>can't rent cars in england on Saturday (or you couldn't then> >> >> My daughter took a number of pictures while she was thre. I believe >>she has access to a skanner. I will ask her and if so will ask her to send >>you copies of the pictures. Incidentally, there is nobody named Kersey >>living in the village now.My daughter used a credit card to pay for her >>lunch and the waitress was amazed that there were people named Kersey. >> >> Joe Kersey >> jakersey@erols.com >> >> >> >> >>Kersey Family History and Genealogy Discussion List >> >>To Unsubscribe: email millerm@halcyon.com >> with SUBJECT = "Kersey:CMD:UNSUBSCRIBE" >> without the quotes. >> >> >> >> > > > > >Kersey Family History and Genealogy Discussion List > >To Unsubscribe: email millerm@halcyon.com > with SUBJECT = "Kersey:CMD:UNSUBSCRIBE" > without the quotes. > >Malcolm, in which county is Kersey, PA? Thanks. Pansylea > >
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#50. Kersey Fw: RE; DAVID G CASEY UNION SOLDIER FROM CW - from Marv Miller
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Date: Wed, 10 Feb 1999 21:04:36 -0800 From: "Marv Miller" <millerm@halcyon.com> Subject: Kersey Fw: RE; DAVID G CASEY UNION SOLDIER FROM CW From: Pege Kersey Winkel <pwinkel@csb.swnebr.net> To: Kersey List <millerm@halcyon.com> Sent: Wednesday, February 10, 1999 10:42 PM Subject: RE; DAVID G CASEY UNION SOLDIER FROM CW >Pansylea...!!! >His son was DAVID CASEY( DAVID KERSEY..) enlisted July 1839 in capt J.H. >Roberts Company of Tenn Vol. and was discharged July 1837...It says >FLORIDA WAR >It also states on this document that Isaaac kersey and David Living are >said to have served in the same Co. > >The widows application was filed in Newton Cty,Missouri and states one >brother "ISIC" Casey SERVED with him....they sure did spell Isaac >different! > >The witness on this document were G.R.Kersey and M M Kersey...sure wish >I know who these people WERE!!!!!! >
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#51. Kersey Fw: TOWNS NAMED KERSEY - from Marv Miller
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Date: Wed, 10 Feb 1999 21:05:09 -0800 From: "Marv Miller" <millerm@halcyon.com> Subject: Kersey Fw: TOWNS NAMED KERSEY From: Pege Kersey Winkel <pwinkel@csb.swnebr.net> To: Kersey List <millerm@halcyon.com> Sent: Wednesday, February 10, 1999 10:21 PM Subject: RE: TOWNS NAMED KERSEY >Thre is also a Kersey, Colorado near Greely,Colo..it is named after a >fellow named Kersey, I used to have the story about him...but lost it.. >
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#52. Kersey Fw: CASEY/KERSEY GEO MADISON VIRGINIA - from Marv Miller
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Date: Wed, 10 Feb 1999 21:05:39 -0800 From: "Marv Miller" <millerm@halcyon.com> Subject: Kersey Fw: CASEY/KERSEY GEO MADISON VIRGINIA From: Pege Kersey Winkel <pwinkel@csb.swnebr.net> To: Kersey List <millerm@halcyon.com> Sent: Wednesday, February 10, 1999 10:19 PM Subject: RE: CASEY/KERSEY GEO MADISON VIRGINIA >Pansylea Willburn..thank you for asking about this David Casey in West >virginia....I don't have any information on his siblings, if he had any, >nor his parents... > >Maybe there is some cousin out there who has him tho!!!! > >
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#53. Re: Kersey Fw: RE; DAVID G CASEY UNION SOLDIER FROM CW - from Pansylea Willburn
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Date: Wed, 10 Feb 1999 21:27:21 -0800 From: "Pansylea Willburn" <willburn@earthlink.net> Subject: Re: Kersey Fw: RE; DAVID G CASEY UNION SOLDIER FROM CW ---------- >From: millerm@halcyon.com >To: Kersey List <millerm@halcyon.com> >Subject: Kersey Fw: RE; DAVID G CASEY UNION SOLDIER FROM CW >Date: Wed, Feb 10, 1999, 9:07 PM > > > >++Kersey Family History and Genealogy Discussion List++ > >Date: Wed, 10 Feb 1999 21:04:36 -0800 >From: "Marv Miller" <millerm@halcyon.com> >Subject: Kersey Fw: RE; DAVID G CASEY UNION SOLDIER FROM CW > > >From: Pege Kersey Winkel <pwinkel@csb.swnebr.net> >To: Kersey List <millerm@halcyon.com> >Sent: Wednesday, February 10, 1999 10:42 PM >Subject: RE; DAVID G CASEY UNION SOLDIER FROM CW > > >>Pansylea...!!! >>His son was DAVID CASEY( DAVID KERSEY..) enlisted July 1839 in capt J.H. >>Roberts Company of Tenn Vol. and was discharged July 1837...It says >>FLORIDA WAR >>It also states on this document that Isaaac kersey and David Living are >>said to have served in the same Co. >> >>The widows application was filed in Newton Cty,Missouri and states one >>brother "ISIC" Casey SERVED with him....they sure did spell Isaac >>different! >> >>The witness on this document were G.R.Kersey and M M Kersey...sure wish >>I know who these people WERE!!!!!! >> > > > > >Kersey Family History and Genealogy Discussion List > >To Unsubscribe: email millerm@halcyon.com > with SUBJECT = "Kersey:CMD:UNSUBSCRIBE" > without the quotes. > > >Pege, do you think they were living in Tennessee in 1839? Have you tried to find out where Capt. J.H. Roberts' Co. of Tenn Vol originated? If David and Isaac were back in TN by 1840 you perhaps could pick them up in the 1840 census of Tennessee. Does Newton Co., MO have an active historical society? I suspect the Florida War refers to the Seminole Indian War for Indian removal similar to the Cherokee Trail of Tears. What do you think? Pansylea >
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#54. Re: Kersey List 1850 Census - from BUFFUM2@aol.com
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Date: Thu, 11 Feb 1999 08:06:41 EST From: BUFFUM2@aol.com Subject: Re: Kersey List 1850 Census Marve, and List, this is what I found for Julia about Martha Vaughan. There were 5 Martha Vaughan's that meet the criteria that Julia gave me. 1850 Census 1. Martha Vaughan, Coffee County, TN 11th District, page 61 2. " " Hardin County, TN 13th District page 37 3. " " Maury County, TN 9th District page 81 4. " " Hardin County, TN 13th District page 39 5. " " Hardin County, TN 13th District page 37 ( probably daughter of Martha Vaughan No 1. Found nothing as to where Martha married Frank Kersey. If Julia's Martha was born in 1846, then most probably the Martha number 5 is the one that she is looking for, since she would have been 4 years old on this Census. Sorry, the only Benjamin F. Kersey that came close to her Frank was my G.Grandfather, Ben. I found none in TN, or GA. The only Benjamin in Ga was married to Ann Osburn, but a different time frame. I've often wondered if this could have been the white man that adopted Stephen > He and Ann had no children. Wish I could have helped more. Found a lot of Benjamin Kersey's from other states. Sorry, Doris
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#55. Re: Kersey Fw: TOWNS NAMED KERSEY - from Susan Darnell
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Date: Thu, 11 Feb 1999 09:27:28 -0500 From: Susan Darnell <SDarnell@statelib.lib.in.us> Subject: Re: Kersey Fw: TOWNS NAMED KERSEY There's also a Kersey, Indiana, up north of Rensselaer in Jasper County. Susan Kersey Darnell millerm@halcyon.com wrote: > ++Kersey Family History and Genealogy Discussion List++ > > Date: Wed, 10 Feb 1999 21:05:09 -0800 > From: "Marv Miller" <millerm@halcyon.com> > Subject: Kersey Fw: TOWNS NAMED KERSEY > > > From: Pege Kersey Winkel <pwinkel@csb.swnebr.net> > To: Kersey List <millerm@halcyon.com> > Sent: Wednesday, February 10, 1999 10:21 PM > Subject: RE: TOWNS NAMED KERSEY > > >Thre is also a Kersey, Colorado near Greely,Colo..it is named after a > >fellow named Kersey, I used to have the story about him...but lost it.. > > > > Kersey Family History and Genealogy Discussion List > > To Unsubscribe: email millerm@halcyon.com > with SUBJECT = "Kersey:CMD:UNSUBSCRIBE" > without the quotes.
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#56. Kersey:introduction - from Garnet Bond
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Date: Thu, 11 Feb 1999 16:36:14 -0000 From: "Garnet Bond" <gabby002@hotbot.com> Subject: Kersey:introduction Hello. My name is Garnet Ann KURSEY Bond. I am related to Donna Kursey who joined your group not to long ago. She got me started in all this ! She is my sister- in - law. My father's name is Thomas Leo KURSEY ( with a U ) Mom's is Charlette Carter Dad's father is Thomas Henry Kursey - married to Frances His father was James Kursey - married to Sarah Cunningham That is all I really know at this point although I only started looking Monday. I did not notice many KURSEY in your group -- except for J.D. so , we may not be from the same line. However,I am willing to try anything!! Again Hi and Thankyou in advance for any info that you can help with. Most of the family except for my Brothers and sister are in W.Va. Again thanks, Gabby HotBot - Search smarter. http://www.hotbot.com
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#57. Re: Kersey Fw: RE; DAVID G CASEY UNION SOLDIER FROM CW - from BByrd27855@aol.com
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Date: Thu, 11 Feb 1999 19:09:05 EST From: BByrd27855@aol.com Subject: Re: Kersey Fw: RE; DAVID G CASEY UNION SOLDIER FROM CW Dear Marv, from the information about David Casey(Kersey) and the Florida War- since Isaac was listed with him in 1839, maybe my Isaac, son of Robert & Sarah, born in 1830, was his grandson. That would make Robert his son. Since we have been looking for Roberts father in Virginia, maybe he was in Tennessee. Is this possible. Sue
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#58. Kersey Fw: Thanks to Doris - from Marv Miller
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From: Julia Brewer <juliab@flash.net> To: Kersey List <millerm@halcyon.com> Sent: Thursday, February 11, 1999 6:02 AM Subject: Thanks to Doris >Thank you Doris for the info! I'll keep you posted. >Julia >
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#59. Kersey Fw: RE:CASEY, DAVID C.UNION-INDIAN WAR - from Marv Miller
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From: Pege Kersey Winkel <pwinkel@csb.swnebr.net> To: Kersey List <millerm@halcyon.com> Sent: Thursday, February 11, 1999 9:35 AM Subject: RE:CASEY, DAVID C.UNION-INDIAN WAR >Pansylea > >On another document dated April 1855 state of Mississippi County of >Itawamba Cty David Kersey age 36" volunteered in Franklin County >Tennessee sometime during the summer of 1836"......and "was honorably >discharged at Tallahassee Florida during the latter part of 1836 or >first of 1937" > >Another document from Miss., Itawamba Cty 10 May 1851 is says >"David Kersey 32 yrs of age place of residence Franklin Cty,Tn..the said >David Kersey was a soldier under Capt Isaac H Roberts in" REGEMENT NO 1 >LIGHT HORSE COMPANY COMMANDED BY COL. BRADFORD IN THE WAR WITH THE >CREEK INDIANS "three months in the Fla War..three months a vol. for 6 >months entered service at Fayetteville Lincoln Cty,Tn....."..and then it >says >"discharged at the METHODIST camp ground about the 27th Jan 1837 on >account of DISABILITY have lost my sergans certificatenot entitled to >any bounty land under former acts of Congress. > >I have had these papers only a few weeks and haven't tried to research >this info....hope to order microfilm from the LDS here....but right now >have started to concentrate,ONCE AGAIN, ON HIS FATHER GEO.MADISON >KERSEY..*S* > >You have a good suggestion about checking with NEWTON CTY,MO..having an >acitve historical society...I will try to do that...thru the Mo-List. >
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#60. Re: Kersey Fw: RE; DAVID G CASEY UNION SOLDIER FROM CW - from KJSTaylor@aol.com
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Date: Thu, 11 Feb 1999 19:20:32 EST From: KJSTaylor@aol.com Subject: Re: Kersey Fw: RE; DAVID G CASEY UNION SOLDIER FROM CW Does anyone know how many David Kerseys there were in TN in the early 1800s? I am interested in the David who is said to be the father of James Kersey and John Kersey who were born in the 1830s. These boys lived with an Odell (Odle) family in Pulaski Co., VA as teenagers. This made me wonder if their father had died or if there was some connection to this family--I do not know the maiden name of Jeremiah Odell's wife. Census records show her given name as Cina (Maybe short for Lucinda?) Thanks! Kathy Taylor, a descendant of Mildred Ann Kersey Lowman Bartee of Pulaski Co., VA
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#61. Kersey - 1910 Florida Census - from jaxpcs
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Date: Thu, 11 Feb 1999 18:58:01 -0800 From: "jaxpcs" <jaxpcs@alltel.net> Subject: Kersey - 1910 Florida Census For anyone interested, I have posted my Kersey results from the 1910 Florida Census. Feel free to cruise through, but keep in mind that a significant portion of the 1910 census was destroyed by fire. http://www.alltel.net/~jaxpcs Note: all but one of the families is from Manatee County. The remainder is from Hillsborough.
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#62. Kersey Fw: KERSEY CEMETERY IN RATCLIFF OR CAULKESVILLE, ARK - from Marv Miller
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From: Pege Kersey Winkel <pwinkel@csb.swnebr.net> To: Kersey List <millerm@halcyon.com> Sent: Friday, February 12, 1999 4:16 PM Subject: KERSEY CEMETERY IN RATCLIFF OR CAULKESVILLE, ARK >Does anyone have access to information on this cemetery? >Geo.Madison Kerseys'(my gggg gpa) grandson and THOMAS J and (wife) >MARTHA JANE CANNON KERSEY are supposed to be buried there....probably >around late 1800s' > >Thanks Cousins.... > > >
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#63. Kersey FW: News - from Marv Miller
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From: Ed Butcher To: Merv Sent: Tuesday, February 09, 1999 9:15 AM Subject: News I just read this in the newspaper and I thought it might be of interest. Almeta Taken from Highlands Today, 2/9/99 Bowling Green- Collette Green was all set to appear at tonight's city commission to express concern about wild chidkens running amok in her neighborhood. She may not have to go to the trouble. That's because Lloyd Kersey is on the job. The chickens in question are bantams and Police Chief Bobby Brown estimates there's a colony of 40-50 of them living in the woods near Epps Avenue and Grape Street. "They're wild," he said. "The stray dogs can't even catch 'em. They're that wild." Brown explained that people bring in the chickens, a little bit larger than Cornish hens, and then leave them behind when they move on. Forced to fend for themselves, the chickens take up residence at night in wooded areas on the north side of the city and forage for food during the daylight hours. And, yes, they make a lot of noise. Not to mention quite a mess. "They're called bantam," Brown said. "But they'll whoop any chickens in the world. They're tough!" The initial plan was to dispatch an armed Kersey, public works supervisor, and have him shoot the nuisances. But he had other ideas. "As bad a shot as I am I'd probably hit sombody," he seid. "That would be a real story." The best way, he said, is to sneak in among them at night, when they're roosting, and grab them, one by one. But that would cost the city overtime. So Kersey plans to use his dog trap and sprinkle some chicken feed in it. That will take time, he conceded, but it should work. Kersey was all set Monday morning to get out the dog trap, a bag of chicken feed and set about the task at hand. But first he had to deal with an emergency. He had to rescue a puppy that got its head stuck in a wooded fence. <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD W3 HTML//EN"> <HTML><HEAD> <META content=text/html;charset=iso-8859-1 http-equiv=Content-Type><!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD W3 HTML//EN"> <META content='"MSHTML 5.00.0910.1309"' name=GENERATOR> <STYLE></STYLE> </HEAD> <BODY bgColor=#ffffff> <DIV><B>From:</B> <A href="mailto:edbut@ct.net" title=edbut@ct.net>Ed Butcher</A> </DIV> <BLOCKQUOTE style="BORDER-LEFT: #000000 2px solid; MARGIN-LEFT: 5px; MARGIN-RIGHT: 0px; PADDING-LEFT: 5px; PADDING-RIGHT: 0px"> <DIV style="FONT: 10pt arial"> <DIV><B>To:</B> <A href="mailto:millerm@halcyon.com" title=millerm@halcyon.com>Merv</A> </DIV> <DIV><B>Sent:</B> Tuesday, February 09, 1999 9:15 AM</DIV> <DIV><B>Subject:</B> News</DIV></DIV> <DIV><BR></DIV> <DIV><FONT color=#000000 size=2>I just read this in the newspaper and I thought it might be of interest.</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT color=#000000 size=2></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT color=#000000 size=2>Almeta</FONT></DIV> <DIV> </DIV> <DIV><FONT size=2>Taken from Highlands Today, 2/9/99<BR>Bowling Green- Collette Green was all set to appear at tonight's city commission to express concern about wild chidkens running amok in her neighborhood. She may not have to go to the trouble.<BR>That's because Lloyd Kersey is on the job.<BR>The chickens in question are bantams and Police Chief Bobby Brown estimates there's a colony of 40-50 of them living in the woods near Epps Avenue and Grape Street.<BR>"They're wild," he said. "The stray dogs can't even catch 'em. They're that wild."<BR>Brown explained that people bring in the chickens, a little bit larger than Cornish hens, and then leave them behind when they move on. Forced to fend for themselves, the chickens take up residence at night in wooded areas on the north side of the city and forage for food during the daylight hours.<BR>And, yes, they make a lot of noise. Not to mention quite a mess. "They're called bantam," Brown said. "But they'll whoop any chickens in the world. They're tough!"<BR>The initial plan was to dispatch an armed Kersey, public works supervisor, and have him shoot the nuisances. But he had other ideas. "As bad a shot as I am I'd probably hit sombody," he seid. "That would be a real story." The best way, he said, is to sneak in among them at night, when they're roosting, and grab them, one by one. But that would cost the city overtime.<BR>So Kersey plans to use his dog trap and sprinkle some chicken feed in it. That will take time, he conceded, but it should work.<BR>Kersey was all set Monday morning to get out the dog trap, a bag of chicken feed and set about the task at hand. But first he had to deal with an emergency.<BR>He had to rescue a puppy that got its head stuck in a wooded fence.<BR></FONT></DIV></BLOCKQUOTE></BODY></HTML>
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#64. Kersey List - from BUFFUM2@aol.com
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Date: Sat, 13 Feb 1999 10:43:56 EST From: BUFFUM2@aol.com Subject: Kersey List Just read the news paper article that Almeta sent on Lloyd Kersey. He fits the Kersey mold alright.!!! The Kersey's that I know anyway ! Why not just catch the chickens at night, pen them up to fatten them, use the eggs and then eat the chickens. If he's a true Kersey ( like the one's I know and love ) he will do all of that anyway and still charge the City overtime !!!!! Wonder how much he got for rescuing the puppy ? Thanks for the laugh, Doris Kersey Buffum
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#65. RE: Kersey 1910 Florida Census - from Marv Miller
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Date: Sat, 13 Feb 1999 07:54:57 -0800 From: "Marv Miller" <millerm@halcyon.com> Subject: RE: Kersey 1910 Florida Census Thanks to Christopher for the excellent web page posting of 1910 Florida Kersey census data. The George L. Kersey entry was particularly interesting to me. He appears to be the father of several stragglers from my database: George W. Kersey 12 Apr 1890-11 Nov 1951 m. Sadie E. Holland Walter L. Kersey b12 Sep 1894 Antioch FL, registered for the draft in Broward Co. 1917-8 John L. Kersey 19 Mar 1900 also registered for the draft in Broward Co. 1917-8 Liscombe Miller Kersey 19 Apr 1904-21Mar1976 m. Edna Gertrude Harris And of course the Joseph T. Kersey entry is Doris' and Janas' Joseph Tallie Kersey. Thanks again, Marv millerm@halcyon.com http://www.halcyon.com/millerm Date: Thu, 11 Feb 1999 18:58:01 -0800 from: "jaxpcs" <jaxpcs@alltel.net> Subject: Kersey - 1910 Florida Census For anyone interested, I have posted my Kersey results from the 1910 Florida Census. ... http://www.alltel.net/~jaxpcs
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#66. Re: Kersey 1910 Florida Census - from BUFFUM2@aol.com
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Date: Sat, 13 Feb 1999 11:25:27 EST From: BUFFUM2@aol.com Subject: Re: Kersey 1910 Florida Census Marv & Kersey List, Mary Alwilda Kersey Stephens is listed on the 1910 Census as well. She married George Alexander Stephens Aug 9, 1885. He was a widower and she raised his children as her own ( I just found this out ). Her sister Emma Pocahontas Kersey married David Thompson Dec 5, 1882. They are also on the 1910 Census listed with children. Have all of the other children's info, if anyone is interested. One of Joseph Tallies sons was killed when he was caught stealing hogs. Doris
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#67. Re: Kersey Fw: CASEY Jr.,Samuel Henry..& JOHN(CASEY?) SHERIFF - from CMKersey2@aol.com
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Date: Sat, 13 Feb 1999 19:22:22 EST From: CMKersey2@aol.com Subject: Re: Kersey Fw: CASEY Jr.,Samuel Henry..& JOHN(CASEY?) SHERIFF FYI Kersey's... There is a Kersey Creek in Hanover County, Virginia. Hanover is north of Richmond. Kersey Creek is south, south east of Hanover Courthouse. -cK-