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KING Rose M 1889-1954

t42RoseHill — 2009-11-14 13:32:52Z

KING Rose M 1889-1954

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Re: King yDNA?

RouX_Renard — 2009-11-14 11:24:49Z

Hi,

I replied off-list to a query I received in reply to this thread about DNA. I thought part of my reply might interest some of you.

To put it in context I was writing to a man, but the subject also affects women.

>>

....As you are a male, you won't pass on your Mother's mtDNA (whatever group that might be); what 'defines' YOU (almost to the point of being a sub-set of homo sapien), is your 'male line' yDNA haplogroup.

(cut)

Your mtDNA goes back from your mother, to her mother, to her mother, to her mother... back hundreds of thousands of years, right back to the very first mother to have a daughter! Likewise your yDNA, goes back in an 'unbroken' line of sons having sons... right back to 'Adam'... you could even argue - back to the very first mammalian son to have a son!

Just to clarify; a man will NOT pass on the mtDNA he inherits from your Mother, it is only passed on from daughter to daughter. So.... when a man marries and they conceive, the wife's mtDNA literally 'destroys' her husbands mtDNA and the wife's mtDNA is passed to the children. Likewise yDNA is ONLY passed from son to son.

If you are a son with no son (or a daughter with no daughter) you are what I call "The Last Son". Whether through circumstance or choice, YOU are causing a BREAK in your own unique 'unbroken' line from 'Adam'. BUT... it not merely a break, it is literally the END of 'your' own unique 'unbroken line from 'Adam'! Sperm banks not withstanding, it CANNOT start up again.

If you have a child of the opposite sex, then some of your 'autosomnal' DNA will still pass on, but your yDNA (or mtDNA) uniqueness will end.

The "LAST SON" is an unrecognised personal and social event. You won't find any research into it. It is perhaps a little sad when a surname dies out because a man has no son, but the family name can survive through brothers and male cousins. More profoundly, when a son with no son dies, or a daughter with no daughter dies, it is not just a 'death'... it is actually also a personal extinction event.

I am a LAST SON! (Not by choice). If anyone reading this is the same boat (male or female, young or old, just having no same-sex issue) then please join the new Facebook group I just started to discuss this fascinating human condition.

http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=180403632280

(cut and paste this address into your browser)

>>

I hope there was something in there that was helpful to somebody.

Best regards,

RouX

KING Opal Pat POER 1922 1991 we will always love you

t42OldAlton_DentonCoTX — 2009-11-13 23:03:48Z

KING Opal Pat POER 1922 1991 we will always love you

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Guntersville, Marshall Co Alabama

Sophiesmom59 — 2009-11-13 18:06:39Z

I am looking for information and descendents of the King family that lived in Marshall Co AL. So far I show them as early as 1860 on the census records. James Wood King-born 1836-was my mom's grgrandfather and he fathered 7 children and had 1 stepson named Major that wound up in Cullman Co at one point. There are many descendents scattered around from James King's children, many in AL and some as faw away as Texas, descended from Jeff King, in the Dallas area. Any information would be helpful. Feel free to email or reply. Thanks

Re: Francis S. King - Married J W Howard, Madison County, AL

Sophiesmom59 — 2009-11-13 03:41:46Z

Is there any chance your Francis King is related to the King family that in about 1900 was living in Warrenton AL which is outside of Guntersville AL? They are my mom's (our) family. Maybe we'll discover something. I remember seeing Francis on some of the piles of documents and stuff that I have, but I'll have to go back and look. Donna

Re: Morris KING b.1796 NJ, m. Susanna LANDESS. Highland Co OH.

sheriking11 — 2009-11-12 17:19:59Z

Interesting for I am also a Decendant of Morris King...all the dates line up...I would like to go further back..if possible, I am also looking for any photos I can get my hands on.. Please email me directlly sheriking1@yahool.com thank you for your time

KING Terrell W 1888-1936

t42RoseHill — 2009-11-12 16:55:28Z

KING Terrell W 1888-1936

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KING Roy D 1925-1994

t42MountOlivet — 2009-11-11 18:04:37Z

KING Roy D 1925-1994

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KING Marie L 1895-1987

t42RoseHill — 2009-11-10 12:30:58Z

KING Marie L 1895-1987

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Matthias (Mathias, Matheus) KOENIG (KONIG, KING) Westmoreland Co. PA Militia Soldier Revolutionary War

lhugeback — 2009-11-10 03:47:46Z

I'm researching Matthias (Mathias, Matheus) KOENIG (KONIG, KING) the supposed Corporal in the Hampton Co, Pennsylvania militia during the Revolutionary War. Though there are varying birth dates, locations and fathers, generally he was born between 1724 and 1734 in Germany, died abt. 1810 in Westmoreland Co, PA and was married to Eva Anna Christina HARTZEL.

Here's my problem: There were two Matthias KOENIGs (+ spelling variations). One was about 53 years old in 1777 and the other b. 1756. The first was the Matthias listed above and the second was either his nephew or a cousin once removed son of Jacob and spouse to Eva Elizabeth JUNG depending on who's family history you read or have documented. They both lived in Westmoreland Co. and either one of these men could have been the documented militia man. Does anyone know for sure, have documentation, or oral history that proves which Matthias was the militia man? There is no Rev War Pension record since both men and their spouses died in the early 1800s and neither applied for the pension. According to Mr. Jonathan Stayer, head of the reference section at the Pennsylvania State Archives, "Generally, the militia records of the Revolutionary War do not note age. The Militia Act of 1777 required that every able-bodied, white male between the ages of 18 and 53 in Pennsylvania be enumerated for militia purposes. Since the elder Matthias KOENIG turned 53 years old (as per the birth date of 1724 that I supplied him) in 1777, he would have been liable for militia duty only until he turned 54 in 1778. Militia service was not popular, so he probably would have tried to take advantage of his age exemption as soon as possible."

I've come across all the references, and a few more on family tree websites. Here's the ones I've found:

• Mathias Konig/Koenig, Corporal, 7th Company, Northampton Co. Militia under Captain George Nollf. Listed as serving in Nollf's company in 1781 in a publication by Thomas Lynch Montgomery, "Muster rolls, etc., 1743-1787".
• Mathias Koenig listed as a Northampton Frontier Ranger in the publication, "Muster Rolls of the Navy and Line, Militia and Rangers, 1775-1783" by William Henry Egle.
• From "Armstrong County, Pennsylvania: her people past and present ..., Volume ," By J.H. Beers & Co: "During the Revolution he served the Colonial cause as a corporal in Capt. George Nolf's company.”
• Pg. 128 http://books.google.com/books?id=_0QOAAAAIAAJ&pg=PA181&a... - Second Battalion of the Militia of Northampton…..A new class role for Capten Geo. Nolfs company Middel Bethlaham Township June the 5, 1780....3d. Mathias king.
• Pg. 181 http://books.google.com/books?id=_0QOAAAAIAAJ&pg=PA181&a...
• County of Northampton. Class role of Captain George Nolf’s compy. of militia being the seventh company in the second battalion of Northampton county. May 28th 1782. Captain. George Nolf. Lieut. Christian Road….Corperall Mathias King.
• Pg 213 http://books.google.com/books?id=_0QOAAAAIAAJ&pg=PA181&a... - A General return of the Second Battalion of Northampton under Com’d of Col. Roup. 3th Company Captain Ge. Nulf. Lt. Char’e Road. 3d Class Matheus King.
• Genealogy: Jacob King (König) and Matheus King (König) of Northampton County ...‎ - Page 6 - Wilbur Lewis King - Reference - 1951 - 119 pages - As evidence of his patriotism for his adopted country we find he enlisted as a private of the 7th class in Captain George Nolf's company from the Middle ...
• Matthias KING's service can be found in the Revolutionary War index found in Penn. Archives series 6 volume 15 at page 1169, with indicated service proven by D.A.R. Which, actually leads me back to the pages 128, 181 and 213 listed above.

Another family researcher, and a DAR member, Merry Anne, and I corresponded briefly on this issue and it may be of interest. She wrote: “Wilbur Lewis King who wrote the Genealogy Jacob KING (KONIG) and Matheus KING of Northampton CO, PA, 1951, has him as serving in the Rev. War. I have a birth date as ca 1730 which would have made him about 54 if it is he that served. (DAR has his birth date as ca 1734):

KING, MATHIAS

Ancestor #: A064676
Service:
PENNSYLVANIA Rank: CORPORAL
Birth: C 1734 GERMANY
Death: 1810 WESTMORELAND CO PENNSYLVANIA

Service Description:
1) ALSO PVT, CAPT GEORGE NOLF, COL WM RAUP
2) NORTHAMPTON CO MILITIA

There are more than 25 people (who applied for DAR membership) who have used him, including me. The only way to “Absolutely” prove which one served, I guess, would be to inspect the church records for Dryland church and the tombstone records and the court records to see if you can:
1. Get a birth date.
2. Determine where Mathias SR was during the time frame he supposedly served with the militia.
3. Court records may give his age if he ever gave a deposition about anything that required him to give his age.

The fact that DAR has accepted the service as belonging to him makes me think that there is some substantial proof.

Funny about that KONIG KING book. He cites the almost same service for both of the Mathias Kings, Jacob’s son and Jacob’s brother.

P. 12” In 1780, 1781, and 1782 he was a private in Capt. Geo. Nolf’s company, Northampton County Militia and in the latter year he served as a corporal of the company. (PA arch. S.6. V. XI, p. 253.” this is Mathias, son of Jacob, b. 1756. This reference has nothing to do with the Rev. War. Its a sheriff appt of Mathias Koenig for the county of Northampton in 1780.

Mathias son of Abraham b. ca 1734 is cited as “In 1784 he was a corporal in Capt Michel’s Company, Northampton Co, Militia” P_A Archives series 6 vol. 3, p. 817. Let me pull both those Archive records for you.”

So, to summarize, I have all these great references, the possibility that either the older or younger (or both) Matthias could have been in the militia, no age, no specific address or spouse's name attached, and supposedly the DAR holds the proof, (I have not contacted DAR for copies of their proof). What proof, other than that listed above, does the DAR have? What proof do you folks have? Can anyone tell me for sure which Matthias was in the militia.

I welcome all comments and info on this matter.

LeAnn Hugeback

Re: King Family in Jackson Co., MO 1800''s

aks0105 — 2009-11-10 01:51:08Z

William King, Jr. and Elizabeth Carson King moved to MO in the mid 1800's. William died n 1857 in Kansas City, MO. Elizabeth later married David Tate. I have no information on his son, William born 1815 in Sullivan Co., TN except that he married an Emily L. I don't know if he moved with his father to MO.

Re: King Family in Jackson Co., MO 1800''s

stephbroussard11 — 2009-11-09 17:44:04Z

Iam looking for a william and Elizabeth king . I have a nannie king who married Slator cowart and is on the Cherokee dawes rolls. Nannie list her parents as being William and Elizabeth . She list her birth in missouri 1872
any information would be wonderful.

King & Conway family connections

kemrs2 — 2009-11-07 20:38:57Z

I have a King GrGrandmother known to us as Jennie, who named a son Richard Conway Ray. Conway was supposed to be a "family name". Whose side is unknown. Jennie L King was probably an Elizabeth, maybe an orphan of James King. I believe she lived in her Aunt Elizabeth King McEllhanon's household in Illinois in the 1860's. Does anyone know any connections, Conway or otherwise?

KING Loretta B 1914-

t42RoseHill — 2009-11-07 13:04:13Z

KING Loretta B 1914-

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Re: Mrs. Georgia Lois King, Tell City newspaper clipping

billingsjeanette — 2009-11-06 04:55:22Z

I am the eldest grand daughter of Georgia, my mother is Donna Rae King, her oldest daughter. I know this posting is old, if you are still logged on, per se, I would love to have the clipping.

Jeanette Billings
3030 N. Oriente Avenue
Sarasota, FL 34235

Re: Jeanie Floyd King Sr.

kking12341 — 2009-11-05 22:04:30Z

Hello it's Kevin. Any luck in your search? I know it's been quite a mystery for a long time!

KMK

Otie O. (Hicks) King Obituary 1883-1975: KY

kaitysmom — 2009-11-05 16:03:05Z

Source: “The Stewart-Houston Times” Newspaper, a weekly newspaper of Stewart County and Houston County in Tennessee

Date of Newspaper: Tuesday, April 22, 1975
Page: A-2

Name: Otie O. (Hicks) King
Age: 91
Born: April 22, 1883 in Trigg County, Kentucky
Died: Exact date not listed, in Stewart County, TN.
Funeral: Exact date not listed, with Anglin Funeral Home in Stewart County, TN.
Burial: Hillcrest Cemetery in Stewart County, TN.
Parents: Alfred Hicks and Sarah Finley
Deceased Spouse: Mance F. King
Surviving Children: Miss Mary Elizabeth King
Surviving Half-Siblings: Mrs. Dixie Wells

If anyone is interested in a copy of the full and original obituary, I would be glad to share. Please contact me at my email address below.

Melissa Barker
Genealogist for Tennessee and Kentucky
E-Mail: kaitysmom@peoplestel.net

KING James S Jr 1947 2000 married 14 Aug 1999

t42GreenAcres_JohnsonCoTX — 2009-11-05 13:21:10Z

KING James S Jr 1947 2000 married 14 Aug 1999

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KING-HOOPER in Wayne County, IL

Verdaine37 — 2009-10-22 16:03:43Z

I have been given infomation that my Susan A. HOOPER, b. 1827 in IL, married Amazon KING on 25 Dec 1844. The 1850 census for Wayne County, IL has two listings for this possible KING-HOOPER household. There is an Amon KING (age 24) married to a Susan ? (age 23). Then there is an Anderson KING (age 26) married to a Susan ? (age 23). It is thought that one of these Susans is the Susan A. HOOPER, daughter of Dempsey & Elizabeth (SLOCUMB) HOOPER, that I am looking for. Is there anyone on this list that has ties to either of the KING households mentioned above.

KING OF BISHOPS CANNINGS, WILTSHIRE: 1500-1900

kitwithers — 2009-10-22 09:26:13Z

This webpage gives king families in wiltshire including
mine which begins:

1. KING FAMILY OF BISHOPS CANNINGS & ALL CANNINGS, WILTSHIRE (1603-1871)

(By PC Withers and HA Watts)

0 0--Stephen KING (b c1603 Bishops Cannings-1664 All Cannings)
sp-Agnes (b1597 Bishops Cannings-1681 All Cannings) 7 children.

1 1--Stephen KING (bp 22.2.1626 All Cannings-1694 Bishops Cannings)

sp-Jane (-1672 Bishops Cannings) 10 children.

11 2--Stephen KING (bp 13.2.1654-1654 Bishops Cannings)
12 2--Stephen KING (bp 9.2.1655 Bishops Cannings)
m 1702 sp-Anne TRUEMAN
13 2--William KING (bp 19.9.1656 Bishops Cannings)
14 2--Jane KING (bp 17.8.1659 Bishops Cannings)
15 2--John KING (bp 12.5.1661 Bishops Cannings)

sp-Amy (b c1663 Bishops Cannings - 1.1.1711 Bishops Cannings) 7 children.

151 3--Jane KING (bp 2.5.1683 Bishops Cannings)
152 3--Stephen KING (bp 15.3.1685 Bishops Cannings)
153 3--Thomas KING (bp 3.5.1687 Bishops Cannings)
154 3--Amy KING (bp 20.7.1689 Bishops Cannings)
155 3--Mary KING (bp 11.9.1692 Bishops Cannings)
m 23.9.1712 Bishops Cannings sp-John FISHLOCK 7 children known.
(There was another Mary KING who married another John FISHLOCK in 1721.)

1551 4--Mary FISHLOCK (bp 12.7.1713 Bishops Cannings)
1552 4--Richard FISHLOCK (bp 2.4.1715 Bishops Cannings)
m 27.3.1735 Bishops Cannings sp-Elizabeth GIDDINGS 4 children known.

15521 5--Richard FISHLOCK (bp 6.8.1735 Bishops Cannings)
m 6.4.1761 Bishops Cannings sp-Jane TILLY (bp 16.12.1737 Bishops Cannings)
(Parents Daniel TILLY m Jane AVERY) 8 children known.

155211 6--John FISHLOCK (bp 7.6.1761 Bishops Cannings)
155212 6--John FISHLOCK (bp 31.8.1762 Bishops Cannings)
155213 6--Betty FISHLOCK (bp 17.11.1764 Bishops Cannings)
m 26.7.1787 sp-Roger FISHLOCK 2 children known.

1552131 7--Jane FISHLOCK (bp 28.2.1790 Bishops Cannings)
m 21.10.1811 Bishops Cannings sp-John BESANT
1552132 7--Michael FISHLOCK (bp 29.1.1792 Bishops Cannings)

155214 6--Michael FISHLOCK (bp 25.2.1770 Bishops Cannings)
155215 6--Richard FISHLOCK (bp 18.7.1773 Bishops Cannings)
155216 6--Jane FISHLOCK (bp 2.4.1775 Bishops Cannings)
155217 6--Robert FISHLOCK (bp 30.11.1777 Bishops Cannings)
155218 6--James FISHLOCK (bp 23.4.1780 Bishops Cannings)

15522 5--Robert FISHLOCK (bp 28.12.1736 Bishops Cannings)
m 20.1.1763 sp-Jane DICK (bp 29.7.1733 Bishops Cannings)
(Parents John DICK m Damaris)
15523 5--James FISHLOCK (bp 4.11.1738 Bishops Cannings)
15524 5--William FISHLOCK (bp 16.10.1745 Bishops Cannings)

1553 4--John FISHLOCK (bp 2.4.1717 Bishops Cannings)
1554 4--Ann FISHLOCK (bp 11.9.1719 Bishops Cannings)
1555 4--Ann FISHLOCK (bp 1.3.1720 Bishops Cannings)
1556 4--Robert FISHLOCK (b 26.1.1722 Bishops Cannings,bp 26.1.1723 Bishops
Cannings)
1557 4--Joseph FISHLOCK (bp 16.8.1726 Bishops Cannings)
m 10.2.1746 Bishops Cannings Elizabeth MACKLEN 6 children known.

15571 5--Mary FISHLOCK (bp 15.11.1747 Bishops Cannings)
15572 5--Sarah FISHLOCK (bp 22.4.1750 Bishops Cannings)
15573 5--Elizabeth FISHLOCK (bp 19.11.1753 Bishops Cannings)
15574 5--Robert FISHLOCK (bp 13.3.1757 Bishops Cannings)
15575 5--Jane FISHLOCK (bp 28.9.1760 Bishops Cannings)
15576 5--Jane FISHLOCK (bp 27.6.1762 Bishops Cannings)

156 3--John KING (bp .6.1695 Bishops Cannings)
m 25.8.1718 Bishops Cannings sp-Elizabeth SPRIGOT 4 children known.

1561 4--Elizabeth KING (bp 29.6.1719 Bishops Cannings)
1562 4--Mary KING (b 24.2.1721 Bishops Cannings)
1563 4--Jane KING (bp 14.2.1724 Bishops Cannings)
1564 4--Mary KING (bp 25.12.1725 Bishops Cannings)

157 3--Katherine KING (bp 7.4.1699-1699 Bishops Cannings)

16 2--Thomas KING (bp 17.7.1664-1692 Bishops Cannings)
m 1.5.1689 Bishops Cannings sp-Jane BRADFIELD (b c1699)

17 2--Katherine KING (bp25.3.1666 Bishops Cannings-buried 14.3.1734 Eastbury)
m 8.4.1694 St Peters & St Paul,Marlborough
sp-Robert WITHERS (bp 12.5.1667 Bishops Cannings - 28.5.1738 Lambourn)
HE IS 3842 ON

(Bishops Cannings, Wiltshire & Berkshire c1545-1900; .3 megabytes)
See there for their descendants - including me!

18 2--Mary KING (bp 11.3.1669 Bishops Cannings)
19 2--Edith KING (bp 1669 Bishops Cannings-1670)
1a 2--Susan KING (bp 1671-1671)

2 1--William KING (bp 1.10.1627 All Cannings)
sp-Rose 2 children known.

21 2--Anne KING (bp 8.11.1662 All Cannings)
22 2--Mary KING (bp 27.8.1665 All Cannings)

3 1--John KING (bp 17.10.1629 All Cannings)
4 1--Robert KING (bp 22.5.1632 All Cannings)
m 5.1.1677 Bishops Cannings sp-Elizabeth MINETY (Could this be the same
Elizabeth MINETY in the NASH tree below? MT says no, as she would then have
married under the name KING.) 10 children.

41 2--Stephen KING (bp 11.12.1677 Bishops Cannings)
m 25.1.1702 Bishops Cannings sp-Anne TRUEMAN (Parents Thomas TRUEMAN m Susanna)
9? children known.

411 3--Stephen KING (bp 4.7.1703 Bishops Cannings)
m 27.4.1723 Bishops Cannings sp-Elizabeth GREY (b c1703 Bishops Cannings)
10 children known.

4111 4--John KING (bp 11.10.1723 Bishops Cannings-3.12.1724 Bishops
Cannings)
4112 4--Jane KING (bp 19.1.1726 Bishops Cannings)
4113 4--Stephen KING (bp 4.6.1729 Bishops Cannings)
m 26.2.1758 Calne sp-Anne HANCOCK 8 children known.

41131 5--Mary KING (bp 14.5.1758 Chippenham)
m 11.10.1781 Chippenham sp-Stephen KING (bp 23.12.1758 Bishops Cannings)
9 children known. (He is her cousin 42413 below.)

411311 6--Stephen KING (bp 9.3.1785 Chippenham) Twin.
411312 6--Thomas KING (bp 9.3.1785 Chippenham) Twin.
411313 6--Ann KING (bp 18.8.1786 Chippenham)
411314 6--William KING (bp 17.3.1788 Chippenham)
411315 6--Mary KING (bp 12.5.1790 Chippenham)
411316 6--Harriet KING (bp 28.9.1791 Chippenham)
411317 6--Alfred KING (bp 15.1.1793 Chippenham)
m 2.11.1826 sp-Ann TIMBREL 5 children known.

4113171 7--William KING (bp 5.9.1830 Chippenham)
m sp-Elizabeth HARRIET 1 child known.

41131711 8--Ada Harriet KING (bp 2.9.1863 Chippenham)

4113172 7--Mary KING (bp 27.9.1832 Chippenham)
m 3.9.1859 Chippenham sp-Alfred GLASS (bp 17.3.1833 Chippenham)
(Parents William GLASS m Sarah MILES)
4113173 7--Charlotte Timbril KING (bp 19.6.1834 Chippenham)
4113174 7--Alfred KING (bp 16.3.1836 Chippenham)
4113175 7--Stephen KING (bp 21.8.1838 Chippenham)

411318 6--Harriot KING (bp 28.10.1794 Chippenham)
411319 6-James KING (bp 18.5.1798 Chippenham)

41132 5--Thomas KING (bp 16.3.1760 Chippenham)
m 2.1.1783 Chippenham sp-Elizabeth BRABBINS
(Parents John BRABBINS m Ann) 6 children known.

411321 6--John KING (bp 27.4.1783 Chippenham)
m 9.4.1806 St James,Southbroom sp-Sarah PYKE 1 child known.

4113211 7--John KING (bp 22.7.1708 Chippenham)
m 23.1.1833 Chippenham sp-Ann CULVERWELL (bp 2.1.1814 Colerne)
(Parents Thomas CULVERWELL m Mary)

411322 6--Jane KING (bp 6.3.1785 Chippenham)
411323 6--Mary Anne KING (bp 23.8.1789 Chippenham)
411324 6--Elizabeth KING (bp 29.5.1791 Chippenham)
411325 6--Thomas KING (bp 1.5.1796 Chippenham) Twin.
411326 6--William KING (bp 1.5.1796 Chippenham) Twin.

41133 5--Anne KING (bp 13.3.1761 Chippenham)
41134 5--Jane KING (bp 3.11.1762 Chippenham)
41135 5--Stephen KING (bp 30.6.1764 Chippenham)
41136 5--Sarah KING (bp 27.12.1765 Chippenham)
m 27.7.1790 Chippenham sp-John SKEATES (bp 15.6.1757 Chippenham)
(Parents John SKEATES m Mary) 2 children known.

411361 6--Elizabeth KING (Should this be SKEATES?) (bp 15.10.1790 Chippenham)
411362 6--Thomas KING (Should this be SKEATES?) (bp 22.2.1793 Chippenham)

41137 5--William KING (bp 8.11.1767 Chippenham)
41138 5--Betty KING (bp 15.10.1769 Chippenham)

4114 4--George KING (bp 19.3.1732 Bishops Cannings)
4115 4--William KING (bp 28.2.1735 Bishops Cannings)
4116 4--Anne KING (bp 23.4.1736 Bishops Cannings)
4117 4--Elizabeth KING (bp 1.1.1739 Bishops Cannings)
4118 4--William KING (bp 28.3.1740 Bishops Cannings)
m sp-Ann KING (b c1742 Calne) 3 children known.

41181 5--Martha KING (bp 28.4.1762 Calne)
41182 5--Stephen KING (bp 15.4.1764 Calne)
41183 5--Martha KING (bp 28.4.1769 Calne)

4119 4--James KING (bp 19.4.1741 Bishops Cannings)
m sp-Elizabeth PYKE 3 children known.

41191 5--Stephen KING (bp 22.3.1767 Bishops Cannings)
m 29.5.1788 Durnford sp-Mary WATERS??
41192 5--Daniel Pyke KING (bp 27.8.1775 Bishops Cannings)
41193 5--Mary KING (bp 16.6.1778 St James,Southbroom)
m 20.4.1803 St James,Southbroom sp-George DAY 1 child known.

411931 6--Susanna DAY (bp 29.1.1804 Bishops Cannings)
m 20.4.1829 St James,Southbroom sp-James KING (bp 2.10.1803 St James,
Southbroom) * He is her 4th cousin 426312 below. See there for offspring. *

411a 4--Elizabeth KING (bp 24.1.1744 Bishops Cannings) (See note after 499
below.)
m 12.10.1765 Bishops Cannings sp-William ROSE 8 children known.

411a1 5--Martha ROSE (bp 19.6.1767 Bishops Cannings)
411a2 5--Mary ROSE (bp 11.12.1768 Bishops Cannings)
411a3 5--Martha ROSE (bp 14.11.1770 Bishops Cannings)
m 21.10.1797 Bishops Cannings sp-Job ANDREWS 4 children known.

411a31 6--Sarah ANDREWS (bp 8.7.1798 Bromham)
411a32 6--Charles ANDREWS (bp 20.4.1800 Bromham)
411a33 6--Ann ANDREWS (bp 15.9.1805 Bromham)
411a34 6--William ANDREWS (bp 16.9.1807 Bromham)

411a4 5--William ROSE (bp 4.12.1772 Bishops Cannings)
411a5 5--Elizabeth ROSE (bp 9.10.1774 Bishops Cannings)
m 1.10.1792 Bishops Cannings sp-William KING cousin.
* HE IS 41311 BELOW. SEE THERE FOR OFFSPRING*
(Parents Michael KING m 18.10.1770 Bishops Cannings sp-Margaret SMITH)
411a6 5--Stephen ROSE (bp 3.8.1777 Bishops Cannings)
411a7 5--Jane ROSE (bp 9.9.1781 Bishops Cannings)
m 7.12.1800 Bromham sp-James SMART ??

Re: I have much of the history for Duncan King

verl58 — 2009-11-05 12:46:36Z

Hi there, I am so happy to hear from you, and wish to introduce myself. My name is Verl King who has been keeping records of the family history since some of our people in this site has passed away now. My email address is VKing22535@aol.com if you wish to write to me there and let me know what it is you need, and are willing to share.
Warren King, and Jaye King both have passed away. Charles Little and myself are the two who are currently still working this part of the family history.
I have much of the Solomon King branch recorded, but not all, I only have the names and history of those who I have made contact with for resources. So would love to know more from you if that is possible.

So please, please do write to me....
Verl King
11315 Elgin Blvd, Spring Hill, Florida, 34608
Email: VKing22535@aol.com

Half Brother

Eetteacher — 2009-10-28 21:25:34Z

Looking for a son of Charles Albert and Ruth King. Born in Maryland possibly around mid 1930s. Charles and Ruth divorced in Frostburg, Md around 1940. Possible first name is John. Referred to by father as the "Other Sonny"

Re: King, Byars and Watts of Tisomingo Co, MS

dengleman197 — 2009-10-28 14:37:44Z

Jeff, Lidie Mae was the sister of Bonnie L. Byars who was the grandfather of my husband. Yes, Bonnie L. was a man.
I have information on Bonnie L. and his family if you are interested. You can E-mail me at dengleman@verizon.net

King from Kintbury, Berkshire, England

kingg59 — 2009-11-01 16:10:43Z

Hi
I have a King family from Kintbury Berkshire England does anyone have any branches to this tree.
Regards
Greg King

Re: KING DNA Project--Henry King b. 1658 VA

eking2003 — 2009-10-30 19:28:14Z

My DNA test results at Family Tree DNA determined that I am a descendant of Henry King also, though I can't document a connection to him. I descend from Peter King of Hanover County, Virginia who most assume that was born about 1694 in New Kent County to Thomas and Mary King. He came to North Carolina around 1750 and settled on land adjoining John King, a descendant of Henry, in Orange County and died there about 1763......

The results also show a match with you at 37 markers with a genetic distance of 2. According to their calculations the probability of our most recent common ancestor appearing within 10 generations is roughly 70%. Factoring in the certainty that it was not within the first 4 generations, their calculations lower the percentage to 53.

This seems to indicate our common King ancestor was Henry rather than one of his descendants......

Would appreciate your thoughts on this.

Re: Peter King of Quebec, Canada and Massachusetts, USA

geniekate — 2009-10-24 22:13:12Z

Pam-
Peter and Marguerite were my ggggrandparents. Their daughter Sophia married Thomas McArdle in Ware. I have also been researching for years and would love to exchange information. You can contact me at kate3754@aol.com if interested.

Kathy

Eva Mae King 1891-1931

puddles4good — 2009-11-02 21:51:08Z

Hi, I am looking for my great grandmothers family. I do know that she had two sisters Ruby and Jewel King for sure and maybe more. I believe her mother's name was Pearl but that is all I have. I have a picture of Ruby when I was a baby and know that see raised my grandmother and her sisters after Eva Mae Burton died.

Margaret Carrell

King family: MO>OK

rlnowell — 2009-11-02 12:09:53Z

My great grand mothers name was Louisa J King her fathers name was John B.King they moved from Mo. to Mcalister Okla.in the mid 1900 she was married to William D.Wood they are both buried there in Okla. Her mother was a Choctaw Indian. Louisa and family shows up on the Diaws roll.Any info. would be apreciated

King in Monroe County Alabama

777pjh777 — 2009-10-31 18:28:40Z

I have a brick wall in my King line and would appreciate any help at all. My GGgrandfather was Edmund Thomas King b 8-1-1855 in Monroe County, Alabama. His father was David R King b 12-13-1825 in Alabama and his mother was Maria Adaline English b about 1818 in N Carolina. I have not been able to find out who David's parents were.

John King second opinion needed

kelking — 2009-10-22 09:24:40Z

1*richard king b 1613c bap 16/7/1616 stourton witlshire england
source igi brit index
came to barbados age 23 on ann & elizabeth london to barbados 27/4/1635 source the complete book of emigrants 1607-1660 pg 140
marriage 1 barbados elizabeth unknown source speculation as no record found bap records st philip reg barbados
marriage 2 patience altofe 12/10/1673 cc barbados parish reg rl1/20 pg 57 1673 cc bdos

1*richard king was been listed with parents are john king and alice smythe
john king marriage trowbridge wiltshire england 23/11/1612 alice smythe source igi brit index
john king birth 1584 circa stourton wiltshire england
he was a parsons there
now under clergymendatabase was listed as joannes king
VENN: M.A. 1606 (Incorporation in another University. It conferred the privileges of their degree.'Incorp. from Oxford). Of Norfolk, gent. ' Matric. from Queen's College, Oxford, Oct. 17, 1589, age 13; B.A. 1593; M.A. 1598; B.D. 1608; D.D. 1615. Fellow of Merton, 1594. Incorp. at Cambridge, 1621. R. of Stourton, Wilts., 1605-31. R. of Whitford, Flints., 1608. Preb. of Westminster, 1613-38. Canon of Windsor, 1615-38. R. of Islip, Oxon., 1632. Died Aug. 7, 1638. Buried in St George's Chapel, Windsor. Will, 'Prerogative Court of Canterbury.'P.C.C. (Al. Oxon.)

wiltshire achives say
"John King was rector of Stourton from 1605-1631 but was originally from Norfolk

oxford uni say
"Thank you for your email. I have checked Jospeh Foster's 'Alumni
> Oxonienses', a published register of members of the University between
> 1500 and 1714, and found that John King's entry confirms the details
> given in your email, as well as giving the following information:
>
> The degree of BA was conferred on 3 July 1593, that of MA on 31 October
> 1598, that of BD on 28 June 1608 and that of DD on 6 July 1615. He was
> tutor to Robert Earl of Essex and the father of John King, born in 1626.

and The paris register at Stouton, Wilts.say, contain many entries of the
> name
> of "KING" and Johannes Kinge was rector there about 1580.
> >From these records the following pedigree can be made up:
>
> John, King of Stouton, Wilts., had issue:
>
> i. John, baptized 1607
> ii. William, baptized 21 June 1609
> 2. iii Richard baptized 16 July 1616
> iv Nicholas baptized 9 July 1618
making 2.iii Richard baptized 16 July 1616 my richard and other children dates match only thing this richard stayed in england and married had children
sorry for the long post but i need a second opinion are john king and joannes king same man??

Re: KING DNA Project--Henry King b. 1658 VA

kwillking_1 — 2009-11-03 23:17:46Z

Hi, sarah...i'm kevin king with part of my ancestors from 17th cent Nansemond ,VA. a man i'm really trying to research was born in your Shenendoah Co....William morgan King b. 1805 d. 1855 White co Il. i am his direct descendent in the male line, but all the info i can find shows the wrong parents...can you help?
on my tree you can see his relatives inc. Henry King b. 1650. d 1716....he married Catharine Clark in 1684....that branch of the family moved off to Chowan NC.....Henrys' nephew Captn. Charles king moved to NC later.....hope it helps....kevin

Re: King family: MO>OK

stephbroussard — 2009-11-03 12:07:50Z

In your king family do you have a william and Elizabeth king? I have a nannie king married slater cowart.

Nannie king born 1872 missouri. married slater in oklahoma 1885 but iam blocked before this i have looked in missouri and not found this family or where i could prove its the same family of william king.

King family of Raleigh, Wake Co., NC

buzz700 — 2009-10-25 16:11:59Z

John King met Janet Greig Jack aboard ship to the States in 1860 - probably entered the States through Baltimore - and married her shortly after arrival. They moved to Raleigh, NC, and there had 7 children - Christina, William, John, Margaret, George, Janet and Peter Robert (my father). George died young. John was a Mason and a successful building contractor in Raleigh and elsewhere in NC. He died in 1880 while overseeing construction of a church in Asheville, NC, and his body was returned to Raleigh for burial in Oakwood Cemetery. A couple of friendly searchers have tried to find his grave, but it seems the cemetery has lost it. After his death, the remaining family moved to Baltimore, and all except my father lived out their lives there. They are buried in Loudon Park Cemetery there. Dad moved to IN about 1920 and, though there was no family friction (to my knowledge), contact was thereafter limited. I never met any of my aunts and uncles who are, of course, now long gone. If these names strike a chord with anyone, I would really like to hear from you. Many thanks.

Perry County, AL Kings

sfaye21 — 2009-10-26 00:39:36Z

Researching my great great grandmother Lucy King Goree. Was born in Perry County, Al approx. 1856. Don't know who her parents or siblings were...still researching. She married Ransom Goree in 1875. Their first child Edward Goree is my great grandfather. Other children were Lilly, Ransom, Jr., Bamma, Ida, Hattie, Mary. They lived in Sprott area of Perry County. Lucy died in 1921. Her death certificate does not name parents. Surnames related by marriage of her children are Anderson, Carlisle, Griffin, Hendrix. Any info would be much appreciated.

Re: KING DNA Project--Henry King b. 1658 VA

sarahwolters90 — 2009-11-02 14:32:26Z

I believe John King of Orange County is my ancestor..That is a family name and I am trying to make the connection to William King who married Nancy Wood and moved to Darlington County, SC as an adult. His nickname was "Factory Billy". Sarah, Shenandoah County, Virginia.

Re: KING DNA Project--Henry King b. 1658 VA

sarahwolters90 — 2009-11-02 14:24:34Z

I am a member of the William King family nickname "Factory Billy" of Darlington County SC married to Nancy Wood. My GRAndfather, Willie Pressly King worked on the King Ranch for a short time after the Civil War. He and an unrelated man named William King helped build Snow Hill METHodist Church,his nickname was "Big Billy.Sounds like we could be related. My mother was a King and no male from my line is available for DNA. I would really appreciate getting info on Factory Billy before he moved to South Carolina. Can you help?? Sarah, Shenandoah VALLey, Virginia

Re: John King second opinion needed

kit_withers — 2009-10-22 09:23:48Z

at
http://kitwithers.fortunecity.com/king/king.html
u will see
.........................................................
*1584 Stourton, Wiltsb
ex Kelly d.king79"att"ntlworld.com 4.10.08:
0 John KING 1584 Stourton, Wilts Parson; 1623+: Doctor of Divinitie
m 23/11/1612 sp-Alice SMYTHE Trowbridge
1 John KING bp 4/1/1607 Stourton, Wilts
2 William KING bp 21/6/1610 Stourton, Wilts
3 Rachel KING bp 18/5/1612 Stourton, Wilts
4 Richard KING bp 16/7/1616 Stourton, Wilts
m1 sp-Elizabeth, m2 10/12/1673 Barbados sp-Patience ALTOFF d23/12/1681
Emigrated aged 23 on 27/4/1635 London to Barbados on ANN ELIZABETH ship
5 Nicholas KING bp 9/7/1618 Stourton, Wilts
6 Elizabeth KING bp 8/9/1625 Stourton, Wilts bur 3/10/1625 Wilts -Stourton?
7 Robert KING bp 15/4/1623 Stourton, Wilts bur 18/5/1623 Wilts -Stourton?
.........................................................

kitw"att"slingshot.co.nz
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Is this necessary on this site?

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Re: KING OF BISHOPS CANNINGS, WILTSHIRE: 1500-1900

kit_withers — 2009-10-22 07:25:26Z

KING of Bishops Cannings, Wiltshire: 1603-present
I've moved this to

http://kitwithers.fortunecity.com/king/king.html

See my list of other trees at
http://kitwithers.fortunecity.com/genealogy.html
including

ANTRAM BACHELOR BAYLEY/BAILEY BARLEY BAWLERS/BAWLEY? BEDFORD
BOWLER/BOWLES BUDD BUDDING BUTLER
CAMBRIDGE CHILTON CHOULES CLARK CLAY CLAYTON COOKE CUMER CUMMINS?
DEACON DEAN DERRICK DISMER/DYSMER DOBLE DRINKWATER ELGER FENDER
LOVING GITTENS GRIFFITHS
HALL HARDWICK HARFORD HARVIE HATTON? HEDGES/HEDGHES HENRY? HOGG HOLDWAY
HOLLISTER HOPKINS IDDENDEN/EDENDEN JEKIN JUDSON
KING KNOWLER LAWSON LIDDIARD LOVING
MARSH MILES NASH NEWBOLD NEWTON OLDING
PANE/PAINE PARTRIDGE PASLEY PEPPER PETTET PHOSIER/PHOSSER/FOSSER/FOSHER PLUMMER
QUELCH RATHBONE RUSSELL
SALTER/SAYLER SANDEFORD/SANFORD SHIELL/SHIELS SLOPER SOMES SMITH SPIVEY STROUD
TARRANT TREVILLION TUBB WADE WAYTE/WAIT
WELSTED WESTON? WHITSON WILD WILSON WITHERS WOLSTONCROFT WOODLAND

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Is this necessary on this site?

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KING Keith William 1955-1997

t42RoseHill — 2009-10-24 20:15:25Z

KING Keith William 1955-1997

I photographed this gravestone in the (Shannon) Rose Hill Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 208,545 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here,instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

KING Irene L and Dewey D

t42RoseHill — 2009-10-28 11:14:19Z

KING Irene L and Dewey D

I photographed this gravestone in the (Shannon) Rose Hill Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 209,237 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here,instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

KING Gloria B and Adam Rush Dr

t42RoseHill — 2009-11-03 12:37:05Z

KING Gloria B and Adam Rush Dr

I photographed this gravestone in the (Shannon) Rose Hill Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 209,237 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here,instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Re: KING DNA Project--Henry King b. 1658 VA

egloryriver — 2009-11-02 18:42:41Z

Never received your entry at DNA.ancestry.com; so, we can do this another way. Send me your data and your Kings from 1900 to your earliest King (meaning the farthest you could go back). I just need the min. DOB & spouses and children. Because, this way I can research what you have to find the missing link to those in my database and emails from other researchers such as yourself. I also looked on the KING PROJECT at familytreedna.com and didn't see your entry...are you posted to that database too? Pass on your kit # so I can compare it with mine...or at least tell me which one you are on that column for Henry King 1658 VA.
Ed

Re: KING DNA Project--Henry King b. 1658 VA

egloryriver — 2009-11-02 18:19:03Z

I had received an email back some time ago who had done research on this William King family nickname "Factory Billy" of Darlington County SC who thought there may have been a connection...I can't seem to find that email. If I do, I will forward it to you.

Re: KING DNA Project--Henry King b. 1658 VA

egloryriver — 2009-10-31 18:16:24Z

enter your results in dna.ancestry.com, then join the King I1 & I1a. You will see we have others that match too. This way, I can email you directly to share data. I have records of 6 Peters and hopefully we can connect.

Re: KING, Leander P. md Craig, Eunice E. IL

fishsuperbass — 2009-10-27 22:49:15Z

There was a Leander King from Pekin, IL that was enlisted with Company "E" 47th Illinois Infantry during the Civil War. Here is a line from the the "E" Co.'s roster.

KING, Leander Sergeant Pekin Aug 16, 1861 M.O. Oct 11, 1865, as 1st Sgt.

His unit egngaged in the following campaigns:

New Madrid/Island No. 10, Siege of Corinth, Iuka, Corinth, Operations against Vicksburg [Central Mississippi Campaign, Jackson, Siege of Vicksburg], Red River Campaign, Pleasant Hill, Ft Blakely

I also think he was enlisted in a few other Illinois Regiments. I hope you find what you are looking for. This man probably has a great story to his name.

KING Mary Ann married 14 Aug 1999

t42GreenAcres_JohnsonCoTX — 2009-10-27 18:32:48Z

KING Mary Ann married 14 Aug 1999

The Johnson County Genealogical Society photographed this gravestone in the Green Acres Cemetery, Cleburne, Johnson Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 209,237 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

If you know more about this person please reply here, instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Re: I have much of the history for Duncan King

cryst38 — 2009-11-05 03:42:20Z

I am descended from Duncan King and Lydia Fosque who had a child Solomon King who married Elizabeth Holmes and had a child Mary who married (I think) Henderson Warren Curtis. Any information about this line is most appreciated.

Re: Richard King (King Ranch, Texas)

tenpin800 — 2009-10-31 02:22:47Z

The ranch is in Kleberg County down by Corpus.

Re: Richard King (King Ranch, Texas)

tenpin800 — 2009-10-31 00:29:17Z

I have information that I cannot 100% verify that you may be interested in hearing. You can contact me if you wish.

tenpin800@hotmail.com or tenpin800@gmail.com

King/Williams Descendants: Australia

chooson — 2009-11-02 12:07:29Z

Would like to hear from anyone how is a descendant from Thomas King & Mary Williams who married at the Parish of the Holy Trinity Nth Sydney NSW Aust on the 28/3/1846.Thomas was apparently a "Captain " of some sort of ship. Thanks