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Tina Sansone Friday, November 13th 2009 - 07:53:19 PM gtownma@yahoo.com http://www.bellaonline.com/site/genealogy Did not realize you had a website til tonite. Great job. Tina Sansone

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Maxine J. Ganter Tuesday, September 8th 2009 - 01:51:39 PM maxjgan@verizon.net I am just beginning my research and find it very interesting. I was born in Houma, LA - my parents were Mathilde Babin Jackson and Randolph Whitney Jackson. My Mother was the daughter of August Babin and Mathilde Eschete Babin. My Father was the son of John Carroll Jackson and Laura Prejean Jackson. If you have any knowledge of sites or information that would be helpful to me I would appreciate it.

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marilyn lancaster sandlin Sunday, September 6th 2009 - 02:54:08 PM msandlin@embarqmail.com Enjoyed reading about Lockharts, we are related way back

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marilyn lancaster sandlin Sunday, September 6th 2009 - 02:52:28 PM msandlin@embarqmail.com My Great grandmother, was a Marshall, from Caretret cnty, nc, she was related to Lockhart's. enjoyed reading all this.

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Linda Harris Saturday, August 29th 2009 - 07:27:39 PM LindaJ.Harris@Yahoo.com Hi Anne, I found you. What a smile Linda

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Nicky Merrick Wednesday, July 22nd 2009 - 04:02:35 AM dontemailme@hotmail.com I keep asking you to remove my email address from this website but you still have not responded. You should not post people's email addresses online without telling them you are going to do so. Please can someone remove my email address from this site?

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Jennifer Norris Tuesday, June 30th 2009 - 06:06:39 PM norrisjen@aol.com Hi, I am the 4th great granddauther of Francis Marion Davis & Mary Adelia Lockhart. I would like more info on the family and photos if there is anyone that may has any. Jennifer Norris

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Bert Babin/Tina Babin Sunday, June 28th 2009 - 07:59:07 PM lilsistee@yahoo.com Hi we both are looking for family info. Berts farthers name is Bertrand Babin and brothers Bret Babin and mothers name is Carla Babin.If you can help please contact us.

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Deanna Weymuth Monday, June 15th 2009 - 02:57:44 PM dew1805@yahoo.com I am looking to tie John Lanier Bennett to my family tree. I may tie in with William Bennett father of Baxter Bennett, 1836-1920 in the area of Yancey/Mitchel County, North Carolina.

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Barbara Horan Friday, April 24th 2009 - 04:20:43 PM barbjmh@verizon.net I am descendant of Samuel Slade and Sarah Durkee

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Jason Babin Saturday, March 21st 2009 - 04:06:37 PM jbcomm2008@live.com Hi i am also interested in my family tree. I wanted to know how to start serching.

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Brenda Wright Saturday, February 28th 2009 - 03:30:47 PM brendawright2@cox.net Thank you for the information on Alexander Mc Dougal and Hanna Doane. His son Hezekial was your ancestor. His daughter Mary Mc Dougal La Rue is my 4X great grandmother. I have the book of the six generations of La Rue's which names her in it married to Squire La Rue. I did not have info on her side so appreciate that! My lineage would be removed from you as cousins and aunts and uncles etc., but I would be glad to fill you in on anything you might wish to know beginning with Mary and coming down. I just started ancestor searching...it's fun. I now have two great great etc. grandfathers who fought in the Rev. War thanks to your info. Thanks again, Brenda

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John Blaine Tuesday, January 27th 2009 - 06:31:40 AM jbbthunters@yahoo.com Thanks for your fine website.Would you happen to have any more information concerning the children of George Blain and their descendants? Thank you. John

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Roger Bert Babin Thursday, January 22nd 2009 - 10:53:22 AM rogerbrtpwr@aol.com Trying to find family heritage Grandfather was Roger Bertrand Babin , Father was Bertrand Babin grandfather was married to Rita Babin. My sister is Tammy Babin,last known address was Milo, ME area, thanks.

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Roger Bert Babin Thursday, January 22nd 2009 - 10:50:02 AM rogerbrtpwr@aol.com Trying to find possible family heritage. Thanks, Grandfather was Roger Bertrand Babin married to Rita Babin in Milo, ME last known address.

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Becki Gardner-McDermott Tuesday, January 6th 2009 - 09:12:31 PM drgnfli48@sbcglobal.net Thanks for all the hard work you put in doing this. As I've found out since my start a month or so ago, it's a hobby that turns into a frustrating obsession! Jackson Gardner was my great uncle. Good to find some reliable information on him.

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David King Monday, December 29th 2008 - 08:47:50 PM davidking01@bellsouth.net

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Nicky Merrick Saturday, December 6th 2008 - 04:29:47 AM nicky@imwiththeband.co.uk Hello, I found your name on the website www.pinkgiraffe.com and I was hoping you could help me with something. I couldn't find any contact details on the pink giraffe website and I was wondering if you knew who the author was? Hope you can help, Nicky

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T. Walden Friday, December 5th 2008 - 08:47:47 AM Wallyone@gulftel.com Great site. I found the page on Martha Hammond of particular interest. I am a Hammond descendant.

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Loretta Parsons Friday, October 17th 2008 - 07:49:30 AM bunparsons@hotmail.com Hi Anne, I was researching my roots and have stumbled upon your page. My great great great great grandmother was Marie theotiste Babin who married Jean Joseph Jesseau. Marie's parents were Joseph Babin and Maianne LeBlanc. I am very interested to find any more information on my roots. Thanks Loretta Parsons (Jesso)

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Dr. george H Lanier Friday, September 5th 2008 - 04:39:39 PM lanierclan@planters.net Hi Just dropped in to see if I can locate any Fitzpatrick or John Lanier 1778 families. Keep up the good work Dr. george

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Henry L Payne, III, M.D. Thursday, May 29th 2008 - 11:56:13 PM HLPAYNE@AOL.COM We are related. Elizabeth Katherine Payne's father was James Samuel Payne. His father was Samuel and his father was Aaron. Samuel had a brother, Wesley, and I descend from Aaron and Wesley. I knew that we had a group of Payne's in Alabama but how did you get up to Tennessee? My father, Henry L Payne, Jr. came from Anderson and Greenville, S.C.

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Phillip Geyer Tuesday, May 13th 2008 - 01:32:19 PM myfatone@hotmail.com i like twinkies

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Ann Storer Sunday, April 13th 2008 - 05:12:39 PM aestore4@spinn.net i read on your page about Doris- i met her on the internet. my grandmother was a King. we always figured like her aunt Faye before her that we are cousins. i never knew what happened to her - the e-mails just stopped. i wish i had met her -she was special.

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Pam Edwards Monday, March 24th 2008 - 02:33:31 PM pedwards414@yahoo.com I like your site. I was looking for the family of David Dean b. abt 1805 in the Carolinas. He is listed on the 1850 Census of Madison County MS. I wonder if he was a brother to your Thomas Dean b. 1801?

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David Pybas Friday, February 1st 2008 - 03:10:55 PM davidpybas@yahoo.com Ann: I spoke with you a few years ago about the Haste and Pybas geneology. Pleases contact me me at the above e-mail address Thanks!

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André Babin Monday, January 7th 2008 - 03:46:39 PM andrebab@videotron.ca I am from Trois-Rivieres , My grand, grand,grand father is Antoine Babin born in 1626

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Jerry Hanson Saturday, December 22nd 2007 - 08:34:44 PM JHansMD@aol.com Hello again Cousin, I really admire your terrific website and all the wonderful photographs. You and Alan have shared a joyful life together.

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Cathy K Wednesday, December 5th 2007 - 07:32:56 PM ck7857@hotmail.com What a wonderful walk down Memory Lane, albeit your memories. I envy your collection of family photos, but your lineage is rather remarkable too! Thanks for sharing your life with us, and most of all, thanks for being a military spouse. Not many jobs are more demanding than the military spouse. Thanks for serving your time away from home, while trying to make a new home, for your family.

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marylee daniel Monday, November 19th 2007 - 02:57:54 PM mmitcham@mines.edu I'm wondering if I'm a relative? I had a greatgrandmother named Sarah Lucretia Culberson in La Grange, GA married to Jeremiah Kossuth McCall. Sarah's mother's name was Romelia Bird. I'm pretty sure there is a Lanier someplace, but I can't find it at this moment in time! Sarah Lucretia had a daughter, my grandmother, and her name was Mary Pope McCall. She was married to Edgar Hugh Daniel,my grandfather, but we can't go far in that Daniel line. We're looking for the parents of father. His father was James Thomas Daniel of Columbus, GA and briefly Eufaula, AL.,and we know that James Thomas Daniel had 2 wives, Mary Hahhah Holland and Alice Mead Gray. And that's the brick wall. But there are some stories of Barbados in distant kin who share dna with us. I feel something special at your website. I suspect I have ties to Italy too, and some of your women remind me of my women; plus there is singing ability and writing ability in our family. Do you have info on any of these people by chance? Marylee Daniel Mitcham

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Mark Murphy Friday, November 9th 2007 - 02:58:47 PM mmurphy@our-town.com http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~freshnup/markmurph/ I like the Bird page. I'm descended from Simon (I) Murphy of Surry Co. VA, possible grandson of William Bird of Martins Brandon. Thanks

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Doris Covington Thursday, October 11th 2007 - 11:04:59 PM IshyandDishy@msn.com Hi Anne! What an interesting web page! I find it so much more interesting since my maiden name is Babin. It's definately a French name, but it's amazing to know the Babins are scattered throughout the USA, Canada, France and even other countries....just amazing. I througherly enjoyed visiting here. God bless and keep digging...you're amazing, too.

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Beverly Luther Sunday, July 29th 2007 - 08:01:28 PM JNBLuther@yahoo.com I too have been excited to find out about my family. By checking your website I found some of my family through the Bird line from England. I guess we are distant relatives. Keep up your hard work. I think it is important for our children to know their heritage.

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Jean Hull Herman Monday, July 9th 2007 - 06:10:27 PM Pandemonia007@aol http://www.jeanhullherman.com I'm afraid my family came through the British port of Hull, although we do have a lot of Norse connections as well as the occasional Eliphalet and Hiram. Adoption broke the branches several times. My brother, Robert Williams Hull, is an ardent geneologist, who goes to Salt Lake City at least once a year and has been published in a number of journals. thank you for your website. Jean Herman

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Julia Mestemacher Monday, July 9th 2007 - 01:42:04 PM jvanowen@aol.com very nice

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ANNE BABIN Monday, July 2nd 2007 - 11:41:11 AM grizou2@globetrotter.net Hi, I'am from Caplan on Gaspe coast in Quebec, Canada. I'm french canadian and i speek french only but i try to write in english juste for you. My father il Emilio Babin from Caplan and my mother was Lise Gauthier from Caplan to. She was deed in october 2000. My father is only in life. I'm living in Maria now, in gaspe coast to. Please sand me a message. I'm so happy to fine another Anne Babin ! Tank you and have a nice day ! Ho! it's my birthday tomorrow, 3th of july ! I'm 36 years old !

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Ginger Smith Wednesday, June 27th 2007 - 10:12:30 PM ginger.smith@simplifycorp.com I'm trying to contact Charlotte Dean regarding a possible link in geneology. Do you have her current email address? Thanks!

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Stewart Bohan Friday, April 27th 2007 - 11:19:36 AM Your mention of your webpage reminded me that I hadn't visited it since right after you "put it up", and then told me about it. I still wonder at all the stuff that we take for granted today that we never dreamed of in our day!

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Liz Rozanski Wednesday, April 25th 2007 - 01:30:16 PM liz_collierville@yahoo.com What a nice site, Anne. See ya next week at the meeting.

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Leland S Albert Jr Sunday, April 22nd 2007 - 09:00:24 AM lsa555@comcast.net http://www.streamingwebdesign.com I found your site when doing a search on my name and my Father Leland S Albert Sr (son of viii. Jessie Lee Bennett, born April 20, 1904; died 1986; married (1) Leland Stanford Albert; died Abt. 1940; married (2) Roy Jennings Harrison) Jesse was my Nanau (Grandmother) here is your page that I found it under: (generation 3 - William Oscar Bennett and Nancy Irby Allen - I guess they would have been my Great Grandparent on my Fathers Mothers side? http://www.annebabin.com/dorisannetteking.html We now live in Florida. Hope this find you well and thank you for doing the site.

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Lisa Ramsay Friday, April 13th 2007 - 02:27:04 PM LisaRRamsay@comcast.net Found your site while doing a search for Stuart family information. My grandmother Maureen Stuart Spicer was from Haywood Co., TN. She married my grandfather Emmett Spicer in Memphis in 1934. I've been searching recently for my Stuart roots and have traced them back to a Charles Stuart (1682-1753) married to Anne Pace(1685-1755). Enjoyed visiting your site. Thanks, Lisa

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Samuel Shannon Blain, Jr. Monday, April 2nd 2007 - 09:59:04 AM csnider660@gmail.com I'm a descendant of Thomas and Polly (Fitzpatrick) Hunter - my 3rd-great grandparents, through their son Weatherford Hunter who married Dolly Ann (Blain) (daughter of Thomas A. Blain...who died in Ray County, Mo.), through their daughter Hannah Elizabeth (Hunter) who married Jesse B. Blain (son of Samuel R. Blain...who died in Ray County, Mo.). After leaving Albemarle County, Va. and settling in Lincoln and Pulaski Counties, Ky. my Blain, Hunter, Hamner and Fitzpatrick ancestors settled in Ray, Lafayette and Saline Counties of Mo. I'm the vice president of the Saline County (Mo.) Historical Society, Adjutant of the Kansas City (Mo.) Camp of the Sons of Confederate Veterans and (Historical) Features Writer for The Sweet Springs Herald. My address is 706 South Locust Street, Sweet Springs, Mo. 65351-1415, Tel.# (660) 335-6862; and, I welcome any correspondence or communication. Am working on all Blain descendants in Mo.; as well as all descendants of Thomas and Polly (Fitzpatrick) Hunter who settled on the Saline-Lafayette Co. (Mo) line in 1826-27. Hope to hear from anyone with similar research interests.

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Barbara Davis Thursday, March 29th 2007 - 11:50:12 PM barbd@catc.net Hi Anne I was born in New Albany Ms and lived in Holly Springs and Memphis when I was growing up. I see some of my family names on your site. Will write later with questions. Enjoy your site very much. Barb Davis Amity, Arkansas

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Euell Johnson Wednesday, March 21st 2007 - 09:11:13 PM bigfoot@cyberback.com I have enjoyed you site very much. I have a couple of questions. You have the parents of William Johnson b:1648 as Martin Johnson and Elizabeth UNKNOWN. Where have you found proof of this? At the time of William's birth, was not Surry County, VA still a part of James City County? William Johnson is a direct ancester on my Dad's side. I have participated in the Johnson dna project at www.familytreedna.com, I would dearly love to share information with your. Sincerely, Euell Johnson bigfoot@cyberback.com

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DAVID MONROE Thursday, March 8th 2007 - 10:24:25 PM dav.monsr@att.net Still at it. Trying to trace Bradford J. Williams ( husband of Josephine Babin) family in Mass. Came through Catrinna in good shape

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Barbara Davis Friday, January 26th 2007 - 01:30:20 AM barbd@catc.net I am enjoying touring your site and find at least two connections in our family lines. We are close in age and I lived in Memphis, Wash DC and Miss. Will email later after I have studied your Stuart and Fleming line which I believe is our family connection. Barb Davis

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Charlotte Bradshaw Tuesday, January 2nd 2007 - 10:48:46 PM charlotte915@bellsouth.net Dear Anne, I love everything about your geneology web page. It is done so well. I love all the photographs and reading about everyone in your family. You have lived such an interesting life. I want to read about everyone again and look at all the pictures all over again. Thank you for sharing yourself and your beautiful family with me. When you visited Hawaii in 1984, I was living at Kaneohe Air Station on Oahu. Alan was in the Marines and my oldest son was two years old. I enjoyed all of the poetry, but was moved by the one you wrote called Empty Nest as I am in the Empty Nest transition. You were a beautiful bride. I loved the Mama's Woods picture. I could go on and on. Thank you again. Charlotte

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Valerie Gilmore Wednesday, December 13th 2006 - 09:08:29 PM valerieg_003@yahoo.com Hi, Anne, congratulations on your award for your accomplishments & all the hard work you've done, you are an inspiration... I have you noted as a source for the Hammonds. My husband is a gr-gr-grandson of Elizabeth Hammond & Wiley Gilmore. This is documented through research. It appears that I'm the only one researching Elizabeth Hammond & Wiley Gilmore & their children. Three years & I've not found anyone else yet. My heartfelt gratitude to you & others like you for all you've done that takes me beyond what I thought were my "limits". I never dreamt, nor did my husband that we would find so much history in his family. Thank you again and Gods blessings on you & your family, may his angels always watch over you always, Valerie Sutton Gilmore

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Gregory Wade Sunday, October 15th 2006 - 09:07:50 PM Gmwade@gmail.com I emailed you information about my great grandmother who was Margaret Cecilia Babin. I now live in virginia with my wife and 3 children. Keep up the good work. Greg Wade

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Hoyte W. Davis,II Saturday, October 7th 2006 - 07:50:16 AM hdppaw@eastex.net Hello, I have just recently began to search my family roots, picking up where my older sister left off before her death. I would appreciate any information on My maternal grandmothers parents, who were married in Marshall Co. in May 1875. Edmund Franklin Davis and Mary Queen (Mollie)Underwood. Mr. Davis is also referenced as E.F. or Ed. I also have an 1880 U.S census reference to E.F.Davis and wife Mary in Watson,Marshall Co. Miss.,listing 3 children and a brother T.D. Davis, children are N.E.,Francis and Callie. I plan a trip through Marshall in early Nov.'06. Thank you, Hoyte Davis, Rt.3 Box 518, Jacksonville, Tx. 75766

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Henry Payne Wednesday, September 27th 2006 - 10:59:52 PM indigestion35@aol.com I have been researching the Payne name and ran across your websight. I'm pretty sure that Elizabeth Katherine Payne was in my line by James Samuel Payne. Still checking on that though. If I make the link, I'll get back to you! You are wonderful! Hank

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Cheryl Walker Monday, September 25th 2006 - 10:50:20 AM rangercwalker@hotmail.com The 1850 census lists the following for the Varner family in Gibson County, with the value of all real estate owned and occupation of the head of the family, and the age, sex, and place of birth of each: 2389 Wm. VERNER 45 M . Farmer 2000 NC Mary VERNER 46 F . . . NC John VERNER 23 M NC Cassa VERNER 20 F NC Sarah VERNER 17 F . . . NC William VERNER 14 M NC Maria VERNER 12 F . . . NC Elizabeth VERNER 7 F . . . TN George VERNER 5 M . . TN Here is the 1850 entry for William Varner’s eldest daughter Rebecca. Some of Rebecca’s descendents still live in Gibson County. By the 1860 census, three more children were born (David, 1851; Francis, 1854; and James, 1857). 2391 David HASTE 30 M . Farmer . NC (son of Henry Haste of NC) Rebeca HASTE 25 F . . . NC William HASTE 6 M . . . TN Elizabeth HASTE 3 F . . . TN John HASTE 1 M . . . TN According to A History of the Dyer, Tennessee Community, The People and Their Work., 1986, Turner Publishing Co., Rebecca’s grandson, Rev. William Haste, Jr., was a professor of languages at the Laneview school in 1901. The Haste family was and still is very active in Salem Baptist Church. From Salem Baptist Church 150 Years of History 1847-1997, by Mike Fairless, 1997, “One of the founding members of Salem Church was David Haste. From the beginning, he had been faithful and strong. He had served as deacon and on a high percentage of the committees. In December 1861 David Haste surrendered to preach and was licensed to preach at that time. He was ordained in May 1863 and in November 1863 was asked to take the pastoral care of the church for the year of 1864. The only reference to the Civil War [in the church records] came in April of that year when there was “no conference owing to the arrest of our pastor by the Confederate authorities.” David Haste and another deacon signed a deed for a plot of land to build a “B.” church. That acre of land belonged to William Varner. Here is the deed: Gibson County Book O Page 500 William Varner To Deed Trustee B. Church Registered March 13, 1852 I Wm. Varner have this day bargained and sold and do hereby convey and transfer to David Haste and John Nobly Deacons of the Baptist Church at Salem in Gibson County and their successors in office for the consideration of Five Dollars to me paid the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged a tract of land in Gibson County Tenn. bounded as follows—beginning at David Phelan’s north boundary line at a stake running north 27 poles with the Dresden Road to a stake then East 8 poles to a stake then south 27 poles to a maple thence west to the beginning containing one acre and 56 poles being the lot or trail of land where the Baptist meeting house called Salem is situated. To have and to hold the same to the said David Haste and John Nobly and their successors in office and their heirs and assigns forever. I do covenant with the said Haste and Nobly that I am lawfully seized of said land have a good right to convey it and that the same is unencumbered. I further covenant and bind myself my heirs and assigns to warrant and defend the title to said land and every part, thereof to the said David Haste and John Nobly and their successors in office their heirs and assigns against the lawful claims of all and every person or person whatsoever—witnesth my hand and seal this 25th day of August 1849—But it is fully understood and agreed that if said church shall be broken up and the house removed then the said land to revert to me and my heirs. Wm. /his mark/ Varner State of Tennessee Gibson County William and Mary Varner are buried right next to the spot where the first church was built. The original acre of land has expanded into a large cemetery. The church was moved and rebuilt adjacent to the cemetery and continues to exist to this day, celebrating their sesquicentennial in 1997. In other words, the original church “house” was removed. The Varners left North Carolina after 1838 (birth of Maria) and arrived in Gibson County about 1840. Here is the first land purchase made by William Varner in Gibson County: Book G, Page 394 Registered Nov 16th 1840 John Phelan To deed Wm. Varner This indenture made this 14th day of November in the year of our Lord One Thousand eight hundred and forty between John Phelan of Gibson County and state of Tenn of the one part and William Varner of the County of Gibson and State of Tenn of the other part. Witnesseth, that the said John Phelan for and in consideration of the sum Three hundred and fifty dollars to him in hand paid by the said William Varner the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, hath, given, granted, bargained, sold, alienated, conveyed and confirmed unto the said William Varner his heirs and assigns for ever, a certain tract or parcel of land, situated, lying and being in the county of Gibson and state of Tenn containing by estimation one hundred acres in Civil District No. 11 butted and bounded as follows. Beginning at a Hickory the North east corner of David Phelan’s one hundred acres, running thence north one hundred and thirty one and a half poles to a black gum sapling, thence west one hundred and twenty two poles to a stake and pointers on John Jacks East boundary line, thence south with said line, one hundred and thirty one and a half poles, to his south east corner, thence east with the north boundary line of David Phelan’s one hundred acre tract one hundred and twenty two poles to the Beginning. To have and to hold the aforesaid land, with all and singular, the rights, profits imbuments, hereditaments and appurtenances, of, in and to the same belonging, or in any wise appertaining to the only proper use and behalf of him the said William Varner his heirs and assigns forever. And the said John Phelan for himself his heirs, executors and administrators do covenant and agree with the said William Varner his heirs or assigns, that the before recited Land, and bargained premises his will warrant and forever defend against the right title interest or claim of all and every person whatsoever. In Witnesseth whereof, the said John Phelan hath hereunto set his hand and affirmed his seal the day and year above written. John Phelan (seal) After 3 years, William’s eldest daughter married the neighbor’s son, David Haste. The Haste family was one of the first to settle in Gibson County after the removal of the Indians. VARNER, Rebecca marr. HAIST, David on 10-AUG-1843 William Varner purchased another 50 acres of land in 1847 from J. B. McWherter for $175. William Varner’s father, John Varner, Sr., was born in the middle 1760’s and married Rebecca Davis on May 4, 1784 in Rowan County, North Carolina. William’s father is known as John Varner, Senior because he had a son named John, but we also found that HIS father’s name was also John. John Varner, Sr. was a successful farmer and plantation owner during his lifetime, he died in 1826. Following is his will which indicates he did not own any slaves, as they were generally distributed among the survivors just as other property was. Will of John Varner, Sr. Davidson County, North Carolina In the name of God, Amen. I, John Varner Sr. of the County of Davidson, State of North Carolina, being gathering in years but perfect in mind and memory thanks be to God for his mercies and calling to mind that all mankind has wont to die do make this my last will and testament in like manner following: First of all, I will my soul to God who gives thereof and that my surviving managers that I wil hereinafter name pay all my just debts and due to my body be decently buried in a Christian like manner and funeral expenses honorably paid and as to my worldly properties that God hath been pleased to bless me with I will as follows: I will to my children or these lawful heirs that I shall now name $1.00 each and no more than what they have already received, naming this Nancy, Thomas, John, Lucy Smith, Polly Harrison, son William, Eli, Betsy Ward, and Rebecca Cooper are truly to receive the above $1.00 from my surviving manager of this my last will. And as to the property that I am now blessed with I also will as follows: I will to my beloved wife Rebecca all and singular these properties, all the land that I now own, namely 200 acres in the old tract and 130 in the other tract lying on the Big Branch, all my horses, cattle, hogs, sheep, and still and necessaries therein to belonging and wagon. I will that at or near my decease that the horses, wagon, still, and necessaries thereto belonging be equally divided between William and Mathew and at the decease of my wife the remaining part of the stock go to the use of Mathew or his lawful heirs and as to the house, household and kitchen furniture after the decease of my wife, Mathew or his heirs are to have that property and now turn over and divide the land. The division of my lands after the death of my wife Rebecca, the first tract, called the old tract, is to be divided as follows: beginning at Nichols’ line on the creek and running with the meanders of the creek to the mouth of Thorny Branch and beginning at the mouth of the Pond Branch and then up that to the line and the North end of this tract I will to my son William or his lawful heirs. The other I will to my son Mathew and his lawful heirs together with the houses thereon. And as to the other tract of 130 acres, lying on the Big Branch, I will as follows, if that is for William and Mathew to have an equal number of acres to be divided by a line east and west and for William to also have the north end of said tract, Mathew the other south end. And as for the performance of the above within instrument, I fully put my whole trust in my beloved wife Rebecca and my son William to execute the same as I acknowledge the same to be my entire last will and testament before God and these subscribing witnesses. In testimony I hereunto set my hand and seal this 16th day of February in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and twenty-six. Signed John Varner [his mark] Witness L. McDaniel and John Redwine Here is the estate sale of John Varner Sr., as administered by William Varner: Estate Sale of John Varner Sr., Davidson County, North Carolina List indicates that $1 was paid to John Varner, $1 to Eli Varner. Lists other distributions as expenses. Total estate sale brought in $116.53. “The amount of the property of John Varner, deceased, and the amount of what said property sold at on the 18th of October last agreeable to letter of administration certified by Mr. William Varner, manager of said estate, the 12th of December 1827. Purchases at estate sale: Rebecca Varner, the widow, five hogs $15, 1 cow $7.25, 10 lots of hogs $3.50, 3 sheep $1.60, 2 bee hives 50 cents, 4 head geese 50 cents, 1 beef hide $1.55, 7 shoats $10.35 William Varner 1 cow, $7.57 Thomas Davis 2 sheep $2.13 Thomas Adderton 2 sheep $1.90 William Cox 3 sheep $2.06 Mathew Varner 1 little bull $3.25 John Varner 1 little steer $3.00 Steven Miller 1 sorrel mare $21 Benjamin Cooper 1 sorrel colt $18.35 Lew Adderton lot of hogs $2.51 Johnathon Ward 1 hog $1.00 Mathew Varner 1 black colt $13.01 Eli Varner 4 geese 56 cents “I fully believe this is the true bill of sale sold the day above mentioned. Signed William Varner” Sources for the above North Carolina records are Varner Families of the South, Volume One, Gerald H. Varner, 1994 and Varner, Verner, Werner Families of America, Janice Palmer, 1995

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Paul Babin Monday, August 28th 2006 - 10:38:39 PM paul.babin@gmail.com Hi Anne, Here's a link to the blog I began on my father's (Robert S. Babin) passing in January 2005. http://whoknoze.blogspot.com/

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Mikayla Babin Thursday, August 24th 2006 - 10:32:34 PM mikayla_babin@yahoo.com I think that you are my great great great great grandmother. I've researched my family blood-line and you are on it. Wow! Please get back to me.

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Sue Keene Sunday, August 13th 2006 - 09:31:46 PM susiek38@hotmail.com I am a descendant of the Hacker's of Hackers Creek WV. I also have Barnett, Fisher, Fesler, Flesher,Drummond,Bennett, and many others. Tried to get into your site from the group site but it wouldn't work. I decided to Google you and finally got to your site. Are any of your people from the WV area? cuzsusie

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Henry L Payne, M.D. Friday, July 7th 2006 - 10:54:53 PM HLPAYNE@AOL.COM Just tracking some of the Payne geneology. Many of my ancestors were from Anderson/Greenville, South Carolina. Jane Payne moved to Alabama and married a Meacham before 1853. I happened to run into your sight at that point. You also have a few of my Greenville ancestor's names mentioned in your space, but they were common names, also. I'll see if I can connect a few. Your web sight is great! Hank

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Litha Friday, June 30th 2006 - 08:22:37 AM wosib@myfriendshaven.com http://www.wosib.org/ Hello!! I love your site!! I would like to invite you to join us at Women of Stregth & Inner Beauty (WOSIB). WOSIB is a group for women only. We would love for you to be one of our sisters! If you are interested, please go to www.wosib.org to sign up :) Hugs, Litha

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Anne Davis Dacus Monday, June 26th 2006 - 11:39:16 AM adacus@midsouth.rr.com I am daughter of King Davis Jr. I am interested --if possible perverving the Old Salem Cemetery on Byhalia. I went there yesterday and it is in bad condition. I remember 30 yrs. ago exploring it with my dad and it was in bad condition at that time. There were graves of people that died in 1790--from my family there were DAvis and Gastons--we took some picts. Yesterday the only tombstones I found were mostly Dean's. I live in Collierville and I would like to do something to preserve this cemetery.

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Lisa Marie Gardner Sunday, May 28th 2006 - 01:19:18 PM lmc12304@yahoo.com Love what you have done!

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Lisa Marie Gardner Sunday, May 28th 2006 - 01:16:26 PM lmc12304@yahoo.com Your Jackson Gardner is related to my Great Great Grandfather Matthew Gardner,i'm not sure of relationship maybe brothers because of age.I found them on 1850 Marshall County,Ms Census Matthew Gardner's son George W. Gardner is my Great Grandfather.Do you know Jackson and Matthew Gardner's relationship?I am new to Genealogy and it looks like you are very expierenced,love what you have done!hope i can do what you have. Lisa Marie Gardner 05-28-06 PS I have a Family Tree at genebase.com would love for you to take a look.

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JOAN Babin Frye Monday, May 8th 2006 - 11:18:58 PM babinfry@earthlink.net Hello Anne,

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Susan Mascari Wednesday, April 26th 2006 - 09:07:23 AM mascari@bellsouth.net http://groups.yahoo.com/group/WICCS_Collierville/ I enjoyed meeting you at the 70th anniversary tea! You have a beautiful website

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jean tierney Saturday, April 22nd 2006 - 12:27:39 AM tiernojf@aol.com My maternal grandfather was Harvey Banjamin Payne b. circa 1879 to Benjamin Frankin and Mollie (Andrews)Payne of Dorcester County, Md. Williamsburg. He worked for the Hartford-New Haven RR. I am searching for ancestors

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Lynda Suffridge Tuesday, March 21st 2006 - 05:56:04 PM Lcsuffridge@comcast.net Enjoyed your webpage. Thanks for the information posted on the Hawk and Lockhart families. I am a descendant of these families.

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anne babin Monday, February 13th 2006 - 11:15:31 AM ababin5492@yahoo.com i just did a 'google' search of my name, and found your site. thought i'd say HI to you while i was here! you've got a wonderful name:):) p.s.... i come from massachusetts originally, and, yes, we've been able to trace our ancestors to coming over on the mayflower:)

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Robert Jackson Sunday, February 12th 2006 - 07:21:47 PM b81j2@charter.net Great website.Charles Lockhart is my Great, Great, Great Grandfather. His daughter Emily married Henry Jackson Gardner from my mother's side. Thanks for the info on Jane Lufsey/Lifsey. I've discovered some more ancestors because of your info on her parents. Here's something I discovered. Lemuel Lockhart's wife was named Mary Lillington.

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beverly quillen Wednesday, February 1st 2006 - 02:42:53 PM beverlyquillen@hotmail.com Anne, Just found your page, when I was looking for reporting information. I want to thank you for publishing our article (Ladies'Reading Circle) in December's TF news on Morristown's Sesquicentennial..The three clubs did a fantistic job SSC, JR READING AND LRC... WE WILL ALWAYS HAVE THIS ARTICLE TO REMIND US OF THIS PERIOD IN OUR CLUBS HISTORY. I ALWAYS LOOK FORWARD TO TF NEWS . KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK YOU HAVE DONE A WONDERFULL JOB WITH THE PUBLICATION MANY THANKS, BEVERLY TRENT QUILLEN, MEMBER LRC

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Candy Allen Eddington Monday, January 16th 2006 - 10:08:19 PM candyeddington@bellsouth.net George Hammond is my 4th great grandfather. His granddaughter, Sarah C. Hammond b.26 Oct 1821, married Henderson Allen; and hence my maiden name and tie to them all. Loved your sight, you helped more than you can know. And my 11 year old daughter is simply thrilled to find French ancestors.

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Dorothy Fleming Green Tuesday, January 3rd 2006 - 01:26:29 PM dotsndashs@aol.com Enjoyed your genealogy section!. My father Samuel (b1917) is a Fleming from Laurens County/Spartanburg County, South Caroina who is descended from your ancestor Jane Fleming Dean's brother John P. Fleming. (John P. is his great grandfather). Loved the picture of Jane Fleming Dean, what a treasure. We have some information farther back on Jane Fleming's family. I visited the gravesite of Samuel Fleming (2d) and Rebecca Hall Fleming near Lanford Station S.C. about ten years ago. Names and dates were still legible.

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orville l dean Sunday, January 1st 2006 - 11:28:07 PM orvnchris@yahoo.com do you have any relation in or around hiawatha kansas sabetha kansas my dad was clarence l dean his father was john william dean orvnhchris@yahoo.com

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VON DALE MASSEY ,SR Wednesday, December 21st 2005 - 04:28:30 PM mrmasset@sbcglobal.net anne& alan, thank you for shareing ! von & ann massey

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Art Slaton Thursday, December 1st 2005 - 10:14:41 PM artslaton@yahoo.com Hello Anne, I saw your website and wondered if you had any information on my great-great-grandmother Ann Dean. She was born about 1810 in Laurens Co., SC and died about 1869-70 (buried in an unmarked grave at Coldwater Baptist Cemetery near Barton, MS). She was the second wife of Fleming Moseley, also from Laurens Co., SC. They had 5 children together and the entire family moved to Marshall Co., MS about 1850. I am wondering if Ann Dean is the sister of your ancestor Thomas Dean and the daughter of Joseph Dean and Catherine Cunningham? I would appreciate any information you can give me. Thank you. Sincerely, Art Slaton

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Clovis Babin Sunday, November 13th 2005 - 03:42:11 PM clovisbabin@megaquebec.net Bonjour de Quebec;je suis Acadien de source. Amicalement Clovis

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Kai Sunday, November 6th 2005 - 12:57:09 PM salon_azul@hotmail.com http://spaces.msn.com/members/MemphisBlues Dear Anne: We met earlier this week at the Collierville "FOL". What a lovely space this is. Thank you for sharing it with me. From my little studio, Kai

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Barbara Sprague Sunday, October 30th 2005 - 07:39:11 PM bps@sover.net How does your line go back to Richard Warren?

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Barbara Sprague Sunday, October 30th 2005 - 07:34:06 PM bps@sover.net I am a Durkee descendant. In your ancestors of Benjamin Durkee, #37 Abigail Haines surprises me. I had a Sarah (Unknown). I do not belong to Ancestry.com and cannot reach World Family Tree vol 12. #2128. Can you possibly send me a copy of this reference? bps@sover.net Barbara Sprague

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Britt Baubie Wednesday, October 26th 2005 - 10:50:01 AM baubieed@hotmail.com Hello to all Babins. I am working on a theory that my family Bâby (Babie) may actually have been Babin in France. If anyone could please contact me who knows has contact with a documented male descendent or is interested in a Babin DNA study, please contact me though email. Sincerely, Britt Baubie

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Frances Thomasson Fox Monday, October 17th 2005 - 01:12:40 PM ffox@onlineky.com Hi - picked up your information about the Hammond genealogy back to Jeremiah Dumas. One of his children, Temperance, married (1) Robert Yancey, and (2) Pewid Hix. Temperance is my 4th great grandmother. Be glad to share any information I have.

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Elaine Fillius Saturday, October 8th 2005 - 07:04:48 PM lockius@hotmail.com I happened upon your Web site via Google trying to check my Father's family history. His name was Charles Oliver Lockhart. His father was Oliver Lockhart and his mother was Sadie Beatty. I am aware there are many Lockharts out there, I just don't know if we're related. My grandparents lived in Philadelphia and moved to Collingdale, Pa. in the early part of 1900's, maybe around 1920. I know the Lockhart name hails from Scotland, but my grandparents came from Ireland. My grandmother, Sadie Beatty was actually born in America, and at age three went back to Ireland with her family. She returned to America at age eighteen, I believe in the Philadelphia area.

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rob murphy Monday, October 3rd 2005 - 02:20:02 AM robmurphy4@shaw.ca noticed while doing research on my family tree that we have a common link with ancestors of francois babin. i come from acadian roots on my mothers side and started researching a few months ago.i'm amazed at the connections far and wide.gaudet, trahan , mercier and marie theotiste babin from southampton england . her father was joseph babin his father was claude babin. the list goes on.just wanted to say hello to a distant relative really distant lol nice website thanks

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Chris Thornton Wednesday, September 28th 2005 - 02:34:09 PM cthornton@gcetlaw.com I am apparently the great-great-great grandson of Charles Lockhart. His son was Thomas Jefferson Lockart my (great-great grandfather), whose daughter was Ruby Lockhart Toland (my great-grandmother), whose daughter was Mildred Toland Thornton (my grandmother), whose son was Robert A. Thornton (my father). If you want any info on the Lockhart sisters and their decendants, let me know. Thanks for the info. Chris

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Homer Alexander Tuesday, September 27th 2005 - 10:56:57 AM brassstetson@webtv.net I saw you have some Davis"es in your background.Does the names Effie Davis or Abbie Davis mean any thing to you?

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Deborah Madearis Monday, September 26th 2005 - 10:43:28 AM deborah@madearis.com http://www.madearis.com I came across your site and am interested in the photograph of Mary Adelade Tarkington. I descend from George Oliver (Tyrell Co. N.C.) and Nancy Ann Tarkington. I am a professional photographper and of course love to accompany photographs with my family research. Where did the photograph come from ? Is there a way you can email me a copy so I can obtain a better quality of image. Thank you for you help, and I love the site. Deborah Oliver Madearis

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Louis Babin Thursday, September 22nd 2005 - 06:02:15 AM louisbabin@louisbabin.com http://www.louisbabin.com Hi, I would like to bring to your attention a book my aunt wrote in 1993: Bernadette Babin-Bujold «Les Babin du Poitou ŕ la Baie-des-Chaleurs» ISBN 2=9803446-0-5. I tought it might interrest you. Your's, Louis Babin

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Dorothy Skinner Tuesday, August 30th 2005 - 08:24:50 AM dotmars@comcast.net I love the new Web Site! Congratulations on its birth. See you at Fall Conference

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Warren Koberstein Thursday, August 11th 2005 - 04:15:43 AM jacksonc5@hotmail.com looking for any info on marie Octavie beverly ann babin

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melissa hassell Monday, August 8th 2005 - 01:29:43 PM jescsgrl26@aol.com

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katy Saturday, July 30th 2005 - 09:33:46 PM ktjon@msn.com

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Evelyn Hughes Thursday, July 14th 2005 - 07:24:15 PM ejhughes56@aol.com

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Tammy Thursday, June 30th 2005 - 10:35:44 PM twoodlegal@aol.com My husband is Michael Dumas of Memphis connected by Jerome Dumas and Unity Smith. I like your site

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Lynda Suffridge Saturday, June 25th 2005 - 07:50:56 PM Lcsuffridge@comcast.net Anne, I was reading your entries on the Lockhart/Hawk families and noticed you had my old email address. Thought you might want to change it. Lynda Suffridge

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karine block de friberg Sunday, June 19th 2005 - 08:59:42 AM karine.de-friberg@wanadoo.fr Dear Anne, I have just type '' babin '' on google and how is my surprise to find your site !! my family name is block de friberg , but my mother's name is BABIN ! We live in Guadeloupe- an island in French West Indies ! So we are French ! that the reason why my english is so bad Those word just to inform you that there are BABIN not so far from usa ! but we came from France ! Best regards karine

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Gale Friday, April 29th 2005 - 09:44:18 AM gmbp44@aol.com I descend through Keziah Griffith McDaniel, dau of Benjamin Griffith SR, and her son Gen. James McDaniel, b.1780, who married Polly Austin. Their son, James Madison McDaniel, b.1815, married Permelia Payne. Their dau Rosa Jane McDaniel, b. 1853, my great grandmother, married John Allen Bramlett, in 1874 Greenville Co., SC. I would be interested in more information on the GRIFFITH children of Benjamin SR. The tree posted at this site says Ben. Griffith SR married Catherine McDaniel, but I have never seen proof of this marriage. Does anyone know a recorded source for this info? Thanks,

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Jan West Tuesday, April 5th 2005 - 01:45:25 PM Janwest10@aol.com Enjoyed your website Anne! Love the music! Thanks for your help with my Stephenson branch in Marshall Co, MS. Jan

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V Shaw Friday, April 1st 2005 - 02:54:52 PM vinil@aol.com I too was searching for a picture of Nicholas Lanier when I found the same picture you did. However, after some research I found that is a picture of Nicholas Lanier, II--a first cousin of Clement Lanier. The picture was painted by Sir Anthony Van Dyck. I am not saying this is right, I just wondered where you found your info--I would be thrilled to have a picture of our Nicholas--Happy hunting!

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Marsha Thompson Tuesday, March 15th 2005 - 09:13:34 PM mat111551@aol.com Very interesting trail of the Stuarts. Can you tell me if any of the Stuart threads could have evolved to "Stewart"? I am particularly interested in Charles A. Stuart (from Generation #3). Thanks and good researching! mat

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Nathalie (Babin) Eastwood Saturday, February 19th 2005 - 12:57:45 PM nathalie_eastwood@hotmail.com Nice to see my maiden name on the internet !! :-)

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William Herbert Russell Thursday, February 10th 2005 - 06:26:47 PM WmHRussell@aol.com Charles Lockhart was my 4th great grandfather. I am descended through the Alonzo Donna Lockhart/Arementa Ophelia Lockhart Smith/Arthur Smith/Verda Smith/Charles Russell line. There's so much great information on your website. Thank you.

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Virginia Richardson Thursday, February 10th 2005 - 05:19:36 PM vricha@cox.net I am looking for an artist by the name of Christian Lanier? Is he a relative of your's. We have a painting done by him and would like to locate information on him. Thank you.

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ardis payne Tuesday, January 25th 2005 - 11:32:52 AM breezy20033@yahoo.com hello my husband is in the line of trader payne. his line is cleveland and josiah payne... would like to know more about this growing family.. maried into it in 1954. any information on a poindester payne in the line of pitcures is my hearts desire right now.. would love to talk to you... ardy payne

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Len Wednesday, January 5th 2005 - 11:30:03 PM Lenrein@aol.com Saw the name Newton Mullins... is your family from Mississippi or Texas... I am looking for descendants of Thomas J. Mullin (b. 1806) and Elizabeth Halbert who lived in Madison County, MS... a number of their children moved to Texas. Thomas j. Mullinhad an elder brother Ira mullin (1798-1775) who moved from Madison Cty, Ms to Gonzales county, Texas in in the late 1840s and then to Feyette county Texas by 1850. Both had sons named Newton Mullin, John Newton mullin, Newton J. Mullin... any connection? Sincerely, Len Lenrein@aol.com

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Charlie Curry Saturday, January 1st 2005 - 05:25:31 PM cplcurry@usit.net Hi Anne, I seem to remember Carol Gage telling me the correct spelling was Lockheart, Not Lockhart. I am not sure if I changed it from my birth certificale but my passport, which was supposedly based on it, has the "e". Charlie Curry

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Kimberly Babin Monday, November 29th 2004 - 02:25:50 PM kimcantrall@excite.com I WAS JUST GOOFING AROUND ON THE INTERNET AND I FOUND YOUR SITE. MY FATHER IS KENNETH BABIN AND MY GRANDFATHER WAS EMMANUEL BABIN. I DON'T KNOW MUCH OF OUR GENEOLOGY BUT AM INTERESTED.

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Den Monday, November 22nd 2004 - 06:02:59 AM Sergtr81@mail.ru http://standartdvd.net/ Was searching internet and found your great site. Congratulations!!! Very beautiful. I live now in Russia. All the best. http://standartdvd.net/

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CHARLES KLINGEL Tuesday, November 16th 2004 - 11:55:56 AM charlesk@centurytel.net It looks like we are connected to the Lenoard Henley family Lenoard Henley Jr. and my ggg Grand Mother Sarah Henley were brother and sister, Sarah married Gregory Bonifield and died in Culpepper Co. Virginia. Lenoard Hensley was married to Elizabeth Richardson.

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Tom Watson Monday, October 25th 2004 - 01:34:32 PM tom.watson@bep.treas.gov I am very interested in the ancestry of Unity Smith, who married Jerome (Jeremiah) Dumas, from whom I am descended. Some trace her lineage back to Governor George Yeardley and Lady Temperance Flowerdew (Flowerdieu?). Do you have any information on this? I would love to hear from you! Keep up the good work! Tom Watson Springfield, VA

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Arlene Metzler Tuesday, October 19th 2004 - 03:23:15 PM peachie13329@yahoo.com Great work you are doing. I am into the Davis/Davies history and find there are way too many Thomas, Evans, and Williams. I will keep going to see where it leads me. Arlene Metzler

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Linda Jones/ Davis Friday, October 8th 2004 - 01:36:15 PM ladylinda51@msn.com I have Davis and Bennett both in my family. My Davis brick wall is A.C.Davis and I have a bunch on Bennett. They are from Nacogdoches, Texas and Sabine Texas area and Apple Springs Texas so on and so forth. Richmond Oliver Bennett married my great grandmother Sarah Jane Moore, Rogers, Bennett. Any ring a bell, maybe we is kin. God Speed, Linda

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Nancy Elaine Davis Lada Friday, October 8th 2004 - 12:41:58 PM chitown_aunty1@hotmail.com Very good research! Loved this site. My Davis' only go back to 1750 I can't get past there. The old brick wall. Thanks for sharing this with us! Nancy

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harriett davis Friday, October 8th 2004 - 11:51:07 AM harriettd@hotmail.com

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Tela Holbrook Friday, October 8th 2004 - 10:04:44 AM tmdh53@hotmail.com http://groups.msn.com/DavisFamilyGenealogy/ Hi Anne great site love the picture of you .Thanks for sharing it with us . Tela

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Levoid Davis Friday, October 8th 2004 - 12:24:02 AM levoid77@msn.com I am researching the Davis family. The way I have it traced it goes back to Morgan David, b. 1622, Wales who arrived in Pennsylvania about 1684. I have traced it back 9 generations but have found no one to compare my DNA with that are of the same line. daveyy77

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Rodney Lifsey Wednesday, September 15th 2004 - 08:22:57 PM Lifsey25@hotmail.com Your site is GREAT, I got many of my questions answered using your site. Thank you very much

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Keith Francis Saturday, September 4th 2004 - 02:58:35 PM ktfran@hotmail.com My ancestor Nathaniel W. Francises sister Rebecca Francis married Henry Dupree and they both died in tn. She in 1849. Go to familysearch.org for family group sheets and other info such as pedigree on this couple. Sincerely Keith

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Robert Leon Babin Saturday, August 28th 2004 - 09:39:18 PM PogoBobStL@aol.com Wonderful web page. The names are all the same, incredibly so, but alas, my ancestors are from Canada.

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Robert Leon Babin Saturday, August 28th 2004 - 09:38:52 PM PogoBobStL@aol.com Wonderful web page. The names are all the same, incredibly so, but alas, my ancestors are from Canada.

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opal woodall Wednesday, July 7th 2004 - 01:14:27 PM opalwoodalla@aol.com my family tree search has led me to your "ancestors of john lanier bennett". My ancestors are the same bennetts you have on your web site. james bennett & mary rogers-- richard bennett--reuben bennett-william rogers --elizibeth cartwright. Thank you for all the information you have posted-I can connect some of my names together. thanks so much.

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John Lifsey Monday, July 5th 2004 - 12:20:43 PM jrlifsey@cs.com Dedar Ann: Just happended across your web site quite by accident; I routine, search for Lifsey/Livesay info on the web, and happened on you site. Great Work. Sincerely, John R. Lifsey Flintstone, GA

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Christina Monday, June 21st 2004 - 11:18:39 PM TiggerPooh3001@aol.com hi. my name is christina. Iam 15 years old. my mom married my real dad my last name was babin. and about maybe 12 years ago my mom married my dad now and he adoped me and my brother. i was looking on the computer becuase i would maybe someday find my real dad and i stumbled onto your site. well im going 2 continue my quest. hope u have luck on you findings. well so long :)

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Brenda Simmons Wednesday, June 16th 2004 - 09:26:55 PM jimbre2395@aol.com Great

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K Brent Wyatt Saturday, June 5th 2004 - 03:50:39 PM kerrywyatt@bellsouth.net Hello Anne : I like your site and thank you and your hard work and the willingness to share your info. We seem to have several of the same families . The Laniers are a direct line of mine .God bless , Brent

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Steve Babin Sunday, May 30th 2004 - 01:21:34 PM stbab_68@yahoo.com My father was born in Montreal (Joseph George Babin) in the 1940's (he is an only child) He and his parents moved to Chicago, Illinois sometime shortly after that. His mothers name was Beatrice. Both his mom and dad had very large families and both had past away many years ago. After moving to Chicago, they had basically no contact with family in Canada. Dont know if there is any relation. Just writing to see if any of this connects to family. Thanks for your time. Steve Babin Chicago, Illinois USA

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Dale F. Stuart Saturday, May 29th 2004 - 10:20:18 PM dstuart@bmol.com I truely thank you for your fantastic work. I'll be in touch as soon as I can get my thoughts together. I'll try to 'flesh out' my line from William Stuart, Jr., and Jemima Johnson's son William Stuart 3rd. Dale Stuart

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Marian Cox Fearing Tuesday, May 11th 2004 - 02:28:19 PM fearingmc@aol.com Found your great website as I was researching my husband's immigrant ancestors - the Gibbs and Nye families as well as many other great grandparents who came over in the 1630's. Thanks for sharing your well-documented research. Marian Cox Fearing

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Juanita Cawthon Saturday, April 24th 2004 - 08:03:57 PM jcawthon@bellsouth.net I corresponded with you re. the Flemings and Moseleys about 1985 or thereabouts. You were a lot of help in my research. I'm glad to come across your name once again in browsing the internet.

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Steve Babin Tuesday, April 13th 2004 - 08:35:59 PM jcatlow@aol.com I live in Baton Rouge La.originaly we were ran out of Nova Scota .We were gonna ask for reperations from the Canadians but they wanted thier stolen horses back.Hey then i figured those clowns got 14' high snow banks & we got 72degree weather year round,who needs them.Ey

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Linda North Monday, April 5th 2004 - 12:37:11 PM northl@emh1.ftmeade.army.mil I will pay for your copies of the Family DAR information to be printed and sent to me. My name is Linda Kristie Wrenne North (BODIE-BENNETT family I have some of the Peterson, information, nelson & gajte information. My daughter is starting college in the fall and the DAR has college scholarships available, as well as the Rebeccas I am trying to find the match between William Bodie, his son Adam, his son Lewis . Also I have some information about the Peterson, Arthur, Branton Carter family too. God bless, I love this site Linda North

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Pavel Friday, April 2nd 2004 - 06:27:30 AM gor@tess-chuch.com http://tess-chuch.com/gordey/index.html Congratulations on your site!

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Shannon Guzman Thursday, April 1st 2004 - 03:50:13 PM ShannonLHG@aol.com Hi Anne, your webpage is very interesting!! Thank you for all of your hard work in caring and researching!! Happy findings! :0) Shannon in Albuquerque New Mexico

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Judi Birkitt Monday, March 15th 2004 - 01:03:01 PM jbirkitt@ci.collierville.tn.us http://www.collierville.com

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Virginia Babin Thursday, March 4th 2004 - 01:11:45 PM vpbabin@aol.com Just playing around with the name Babin & found your site. My husband goes back to Antoine Babin born in 1626 that married Marie Mercier in 1661. Of course in LA. Came from Canada. Don't know when.

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Vicky Tillman Thursday, February 19th 2004 - 09:43:18 AM vctillman@adelphia.net Anne, thanks for the great help. I was able to obtain George Smith's father and Mary White's parents thanks to you. I'll let you know if I find anything further on either of these. Keep up the good work ! Vicky

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