Comments on: Welcome To My Genealogy World! http://theheritagelady.com/1/2008/11/hello-world/ Teaching Scrapbookers and Genealogists How To Bring Family Histories To Life Fri, 03 Sep 2010 01:14:50 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Debbie http://theheritagelady.com/1/2008/11/hello-world/comment-page-1/#comment-764 Debbie Tue, 20 Apr 2010 17:40:10 +0000 http://theheritagelady.com/?p=1#comment-764 Hello Elaine, John and Lucy Mosby James are also my 5th Great Grandparents. I am descended from their Son Samuel Mosby James. What I found to be interesting was that I am related to the Rogers family through the James line twice. Apparently the James and Rogers families liked each other. Hello Elaine,

John and Lucy Mosby James are also my 5th Great Grandparents. I am descended from their Son Samuel Mosby James. What I found to be interesting was that I am related to the Rogers family through the James line twice. Apparently the James and Rogers families liked each other.

]]> By: Elaine Powell http://theheritagelady.com/1/2008/11/hello-world/comment-page-1/#comment-552 Elaine Powell Sun, 21 Mar 2010 00:27:23 +0000 http://theheritagelady.com/?p=1#comment-552 Thank you for your kind comments. I try to document with source material everything I put on my website, but I'm not always good about that. I've got SO much documentation to add, it's just finding the time... Elaine Thank you for your kind comments. I try to document with source material everything I put on my website, but I’m not always good about that. I’ve got SO much documentation to add, it’s just finding the time…
Elaine

]]> By: Rueben http://theheritagelady.com/1/2008/11/hello-world/comment-page-1/#comment-550 Rueben Sat, 20 Mar 2010 11:31:15 +0000 http://theheritagelady.com/?p=1#comment-550 Genealogy: Where you confuse the dead and irritate the living. Genealogy: Where you confuse the dead and irritate the living.

]]> By: Elaine Powell http://theheritagelady.com/1/2008/11/hello-world/comment-page-1/#comment-529 Elaine Powell Tue, 16 Mar 2010 20:43:14 +0000 http://theheritagelady.com/?p=1#comment-529 Was the Uriah Warren who was born in 1812 your ancestor? If so, then he spelled his surname Wearen. He was the son of John Wearen , whose name was sometimes spelled Waren. John was born in 1785 and was married to Sarah "Sally" Jones, daughter of George Jones. John was the son of Jacob Wearen/Waren (1755-1817) and unknown wife. Jacob was the son of Michael Waren (1711-1795) and Catherine Hinton. I have much more info but I will wait to make sure that is the Uriah you descend from. As you have read on on website, a very comprehensive book was written on the Warren family. The author's children wish to update the book so perhaps you can submit your info to them as well. Regards, Cousin Elaine Was the Uriah Warren who was born in 1812 your ancestor? If so, then he spelled his surname Wearen. He was the son of John Wearen , whose name was sometimes spelled Waren. John was born in 1785 and was married to Sarah “Sally” Jones, daughter of George Jones. John was the son of Jacob Wearen/Waren (1755-1817) and unknown wife. Jacob was the son of Michael Waren (1711-1795) and Catherine Hinton. I have much more info but I will wait to make sure that is the Uriah you descend from.

As you have read on on website, a very comprehensive book was written on the Warren family. The author’s children wish to update the book so perhaps you can submit your info to them as well.

Regards,
Cousin Elaine

]]> By: Christie Jacobson http://theheritagelady.com/1/2008/11/hello-world/comment-page-1/#comment-520 Christie Jacobson Mon, 15 Mar 2010 23:11:52 +0000 http://theheritagelady.com/?p=1#comment-520 Hello...I am researching my father's side of the Warren family. My grand-father was Sherman H. Warren of North Carolina. I know his father's name to be Jonas Warren. Jonas was the son of Uriah Warren. I have been told that Jonas changed his name to James but not sure if that is correct. That is all I know and am hoping that someone can point me in the right direction to get more information on my ancestry. I want to put a book together with as much info and pictures as possible. Thanks in advance, Christie Hello…I am researching my father’s side of the Warren family. My grand-father was Sherman H. Warren of North Carolina. I know his father’s name to be Jonas Warren. Jonas was the son of Uriah Warren. I have been told that Jonas changed his name to James but not sure if that is correct.

That is all I know and am hoping that someone can point me in the right direction to get more information on my ancestry. I want to put a book together with as much info and pictures as possible.

Thanks in advance,
Christie

]]> By: Shannon McNeill http://theheritagelady.com/1/2008/11/hello-world/comment-page-1/#comment-472 Shannon McNeill Sat, 06 Mar 2010 23:42:13 +0000 http://theheritagelady.com/?p=1#comment-472 Please contact me via e-mail. Please contact me via e-mail.

]]> By: Elaine Powell http://theheritagelady.com/1/2008/11/hello-world/comment-page-1/#comment-283 Elaine Powell Mon, 01 Feb 2010 14:31:28 +0000 http://theheritagelady.com/?p=1#comment-283 Sarah, I have sent you an email reply. Thanks. Regards, Elaine Sarah,
I have sent you an email reply.

Thanks.
Regards,
Elaine

]]> By: Sarah http://theheritagelady.com/1/2008/11/hello-world/comment-page-1/#comment-219 Sarah Thu, 17 Dec 2009 21:45:38 +0000 http://theheritagelady.com/?p=1#comment-219 Elaine, I think we may have the same book. My great great uncle earlis hudson gifted it to me and it was kept originaly by my uncle victor who lived with my grandmother hudson in Beaver Dam KY. My Grandfathers name is Jerrel Hudson. I am going to my sons class on tuesday to bring the book in to talk about our family line specificly the upside down tree and being a decsendant of Jesse James. Is there anything that you can add that I should know? I keep this book like a treasure and am very proud to have so much history, I would love to communicate with you about some of the things in this book. Thanks for the website it was so cool to see all of this. -Sarah Elaine, I think we may have the same book. My great great uncle earlis hudson gifted it to me and it was kept originaly by my uncle victor who lived with my grandmother hudson in Beaver Dam KY. My Grandfathers name is Jerrel Hudson. I am going to my sons class on tuesday to bring the book in to talk about our family line specificly the upside down tree and being a decsendant of Jesse James. Is there anything that you can add that I should know? I keep this book like a treasure and am very proud to have so much history, I would love to communicate with you about some of the things in this book. Thanks for the website it was so cool to see all of this. -Sarah

]]> By: Elaine Powell http://theheritagelady.com/1/2008/11/hello-world/comment-page-1/#comment-218 Elaine Powell Sat, 12 Dec 2009 05:21:30 +0000 http://theheritagelady.com/?p=1#comment-218 Hi Chuck, Could you please send me your direct line with names, dates, and locations? The Michael I told you about submited his line (shown below) to me. It would be impossible for your grandfather to be the same Joseph Ferris Waring as his ancestor, because his Joseph was born in 1773! So we've got 200 years, or about 8 generations to "fill in." 1 Christopher Waring b: in Carlstock, Greenwich, Kent, England d: Oct 1626 in Ilsington, Devon, England .... +Alice Webb m: 15 Jun 1613 in Sydenham, Damerel, England 2 Richard Waring b: Abt. 1615 in Greenwich, Kent, England d: Abt. 1670 in Brookhaven, Long Island, New York ...... +Elizabeth Ivatt b: Abt. 1614 m: 1640 in England d: Bef. 1654 in England .. 3 Richard Waring b: 1650 in England d: Bet. 1696 - 1697 in Cold Springs, Long Island, New York ........ +Lydia Akerly m: 1671 ..... 4 Edmund Waring b: 1674 in Brookhaven, Long Island, Suffolk Co., New York d: 05 Aug 1749 in Rowayton, CT ........... +Elizabeth Boutin b: 1681 in Oyster Bay, Long Island, New York m: 06 Oct 1698 d: 07 Nov 1760 in Norwalk, CT ....... 5 Michael Waring b: 16 Jul 1715 in Queen's Village, Oyster Bay, New York .......... 6 Henry Waring ............ 7 James Waring b: 1773 in Stamford, Connecticut ............... 8 Joseph Ferris Waring ................. 9 Benjamin Page Waring .................... 10 Benjamin Page Waring b: in Bronx, New York ...................... 11 James Waring ......................... 12 Michael Waring If you send me your line, I can see how you fit into his line. Regards, Elaine Hi Chuck,

Could you please send me your direct line with names, dates, and locations? The Michael I told you about submited his line (shown below) to me. It would be impossible for your grandfather to be the same Joseph Ferris Waring as his ancestor, because his Joseph was born in 1773! So we’ve got 200 years, or about 8 generations to “fill in.”

1 Christopher Waring b: in Carlstock, Greenwich, Kent, England d: Oct 1626 in Ilsington, Devon, England
…. +Alice Webb m: 15 Jun 1613 in Sydenham, Damerel, England
2 Richard Waring b: Abt. 1615 in Greenwich, Kent, England d: Abt. 1670 in Brookhaven, Long Island, New York
…… +Elizabeth Ivatt b: Abt. 1614 m: 1640 in England d: Bef. 1654 in England
.. 3 Richard Waring b: 1650 in England d: Bet. 1696 – 1697 in Cold Springs, Long Island, New York
…….. +Lydia Akerly m: 1671
….. 4 Edmund Waring b: 1674 in Brookhaven, Long Island, Suffolk Co., New York d: 05 Aug 1749 in Rowayton, CT
……….. +Elizabeth Boutin b: 1681 in Oyster Bay, Long Island, New York m: 06 Oct 1698 d: 07 Nov 1760 in Norwalk, CT
……. 5 Michael Waring b: 16 Jul 1715 in Queen’s Village, Oyster Bay, New York
………. 6 Henry Waring
………… 7 James Waring b: 1773 in Stamford, Connecticut
…………… 8 Joseph Ferris Waring
…………….. 9 Benjamin Page Waring
……………….. 10 Benjamin Page Waring b: in Bronx, New York
…………………. 11 James Waring
……………………. 12 Michael Waring

If you send me your line, I can see how you fit into his line.

Regards,
Elaine

]]> By: Elaine Powell http://theheritagelady.com/1/2008/11/hello-world/comment-page-1/#comment-217 Elaine Powell Sat, 12 Dec 2009 05:15:17 +0000 http://theheritagelady.com/?p=1#comment-217 Fritz, I have no knowledge of our Warren family owning slaves. The family were Quakers in the 1700s, and the Quakers decided that slavery was immoral and therefore, they did not own slaves. Later on some of the family left Quakerism and became Baptists. There are slave census records for Gerrard County for 1850 and 1860. You can link to Ancestry.com at the website http://www.linkpendium.com/genealogy/USA/KY/Garrard/ You will either need a subscription to Ancestry or you can go to any library and see those from any library computer. What more would you like to know about the Warrens of Garrard County? Regards, Elaine Fritz,

I have no knowledge of our Warren family owning slaves. The family were Quakers in the 1700s, and the Quakers decided that slavery was immoral and therefore, they did not own slaves. Later on some of the family left Quakerism and became Baptists.
There are slave census records for Gerrard County for 1850 and 1860. You can link to Ancestry.com at the website
http://www.linkpendium.com/genealogy/USA/KY/Garrard/
You will either need a subscription to Ancestry or you can go to any library and see those from any library computer.

What more would you like to know about the Warrens of Garrard County?
Regards,
Elaine

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