robertmackayclan

I will be ordering three films dealing with Fauquier Co. VA.

1. Superior Court Records 1818-1829 (other legal records) Reel 44

2. Muster Roll 1861-1865 Reel 69

3. Records of Appeals 1823-1837

I will be watching for names associated with my families of Walter Eugene Shipp, if you want any other names better place a posting.

Could you look for any references to the above mentioned families and others that appear in the Ferguson family section of the website?

http://www.geocities.com/mckyrbnsn/ferguson/

I will be ordering three films dealing with Fauquier Co. VA.

1. Superior Court Records 1818-1829 (other legal records) Reel 44

2. Muster Roll 1861-1865 Reel 69

3. Records of Appeals 1823-1837

I will be watching for names associated with my families of Walter Eugene Shipp, if you want any other names better place a posting.

Also, can you check for any Kerfoot & Sowers listings in Fauquier County?

I know Daniel Sowers Kerfoot moved to Upperville, Va.

The Sowers & Kerfoot (some) are found in my Sowers family book. You will find information on these surnames in all my Fauquier Co. VA books: Births, Deaths, Land Deeds, Marriages & Wills.

Births 1853-1896 for $27.00
Deaths 1853-1896 for $20.00
Land Deeds 1759-1787 for $20.00
Land Deeds 1788-1810 for $28.00
Land Deeds 1809-1824 for $24.00
Land Deeds 1823-1839 for $30.00
Land Deeds 1839-1846 for $20.00
Land Deeds 1846-1852 for $24.00
Land Deeds 1853-1866 for $30.00
Marriages 1854-1880 for $25.00
Marriages 1881-1896 for $20.00
Wills 1759-1799 for $10.00
Wills 1800-1865 for $35.00

postage & handling $3.50 first book & $2.50 each additional book at same shipment, check or money order to me.

Dee Ann Buck
10814 Paynes Church Drive
Fairfax, VA 22032

The above families also found in all my Frederick Co. VA books: births, deaths, marriages & wills. I will start working on land deeds late summer.

The main reason I want to check court records for Fauquier Co. VA, because I still have not documented my double Richards blood line. Also in one of the land deeds mentions a court case between Hume vs McKay. I hope this Hume is Sarah (McKay) Hume, who married Robert Hume, was the daughter of Robert McKay Jr. Her number #37 in my McKay book.

The muster roll for Fauquier Co. VA, I don't think any of my direct family members served from that County. My two ancestors: Thomas Buck McKay (you know about him) & John Washington Ball (he joined 4th Cav. out of Culpeper). Said J.W. Ball served with his brother & brother-in-law. Our George H. Sowers did not serve.

In the end I have no idea what I will really find.

Could you look for any references to the above mentioned families and others that appear in the Ferguson family section of the website?

http://www.geocities.com/mckyrbnsn/ferguson/

I believe I have your Strother & Ferguson in my PAF, so I think I know who of those families you are looking for in the records.

"The Marshall Family" (relations of Chief Justice Marshall) are found in all the Fauquier Co. VA records. I believe my distant Rust cousin Shirly Starks might know more about the Marshall family. There was another group of Marshall living in Frederick Co. VA that were not related to the "famous group of Marshall"

Who in the Green family are you looking for in the records ? There were other groups of Green families living in Fauquier Co. VA, that would APPEAR not to be related to the partner of our Robert MacKay SR.--Robert Green (nephew of Wm. Duff).

This was the name of some people intermarried with the above families. The intermarriages occurred more than once and the Green name is sprinkled throughout those records. I'll have to go back and look and see where they are located.

I believe I have your Strother & Ferguson in my PAF, so I think I know who of those families you are looking for in the records.

"The Marshall Family" (relations of Chief Justice Marshall) are found in all the Fauquier Co. VA records. I believe my distant Rust cousin Shirly Starks might know more about the Marshall family. There was another group of Marshall living in Frederick Co. VA that were not related to the "famous group of Marshall"

Who in the Green family are you looking for in the records ? There were other groups of Green families living in Fauquier Co. VA, that would APPEAR not to be related to the partner of our Robert MacKay SR.--Robert Green (nephew of Wm. Duff).

The earliest Green connection started here with Mary Marshall marrying James Green.

http://www.geocities.com/mckyrbnsn/line ... ush/5.html

Their descendants continued down and intermarried with other members of the Marshall, Ferguson & Strother families, kinda like Kerfoot did with Sowers.

Handly Library has purchased my first two books dealing with Frederick Co. VA Wills 1743-1816 & 1816-1837. I am working on the last one covering years 1837-1865.

I think you will find the will abtract for the Moses Green will probated 3 Dec 1798. Named his wife Elizabeth, had other children named only James Green. Book 6.

In my second will book has many more Green surname listed: Alfred, Joanna, John, Moses, Richard C., Samuel B. & Whitson.

My Frederick Co. VA Book still for sale

Births 1853-1870 for $7.00
Deaths 1853-1870 for $6.00
Marriages 1853-1880 for $22.00
Wills 1743-1816 for $25.00
Wills 1816-1837 for $20.00

postage & handling $3.50 first book & $2.50 each additional book, check or money order to me:

Dee Ann Buck
10814 Paynes Church Drive
Fairfax, VA 22032

I think this line of Moses Green you will want Frederick (part became Clarke) not Fauquier Co. VA.

I have some information about another Moses Green. He married into the Richards family of early Fredericksburg, VA. His wife was Fanny Richards born 28 Mar 1770, died 14 Aug 1841 White Sulphur Springs, Fauquier Co. VA. Said Moses and wife lived in Culpeper Co. VA for part of their lives. He was the son of John & Susanna (Blackwell) Green. Said John was the son of Robert Green & Elizabeth Dunn. He was the partner of our Robert MacKay Sr.

I will be ordering three films dealing with Fauquier Co. VA.

1. Superior Court Records 1818-1829 (other legal records) Reel 44

2. Muster Roll 1861-1865 Reel 69

3. Records of Appeals 1823-1837

I will be watching for names associated with my families of Walter Eugene Shipp, if you want any other names better place a posting.

On Friday I will take a look at the above three films. Michael I am assuming you would like a complete listing of soldiers who fought during the Civil War for your Civil War Section. Usually these list just give us the names.

As soon as I find the Regiment Number for the ones who enlisted in Inf. or Cav. in Fauquier Co. VA, I can see if the public library as a history for that group. These books give additional information about each soldier.

I do not know what information I will find in the court records.

As a side note I will be over the next few months ordering film & books concerning Society of Friends in Massachusetts. I have no idea if that will be helpful or not, but I will not know unless I look.

I will be ordering three films dealing with Fauquier Co. VA.

1. Superior Court Records 1818-1829 (other legal records) Reel 44

2. Muster Roll 1861-1865 Reel 69

3. Records of Appeals 1823-1837

I will be watching for names associated with my families of Walter Eugene Shipp, if you want any other names better place a posting.

I have make a lot of copies of the information about muster roll for Fauquier Co. VA. It first look I see only one of your surnames Strother on the lists.

1.Mosby's Rangers 42 VA Calvery

Strother, Rev. F.A. Chaplin from Steven City VA, attended 1920 reunion
Strother, Alfred killed or died Paris, VA.

The public library might have the company book on above group. Should have more information about the two men.

2. Co. K Warrenton Rifle on the film
same with this group, however none of your surname listed.

3. Blackhorse (Co. H of 4th VA Cavalry) turns out I have that book. The the film as a lot of information about their reunions. There were two Strother who serviced with the 4th Cav. but of a different company.

Strother, Mordecai W.: Co C born 5/7/22 Madison Co., house 9 miles from Culpeper CH 5'11", florid complexion, light hair, blue eyes, farmer, enlisted 4/24/61 Sgt, Courier 10/21/61, promated 2nd Lt. 12/14/61, elected Capt. 4/25/62, recommended for Lt Col. by Maj. Gen. Fitz Lee 2/27/65, captured 4/3/65 Namizone Church; Old Capitol Prison4/14/65, Johnson's Island 4/21/65, released on Oath 6/20/65 Johnson's Island; d. 7/6/83 Goshen; served in the Mexican War. COMPANY C. known as "Madison Invincibles"

Strother, Sidney: Co. I enlisted 5/8/61; transferred to Crenshaw's Battery Art. 4/29/62; mortailly wounded 6/27/62 Gaines' Mill. COMPANY I "Governor's Mounted Guard (Richmond).

It will take me some time to type up all the information, it took two hours just to xerox the copies.