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1	1 _UID 02497C1150FED6119F6700C0F07422C9225D	Family: F275
2	1 _UID 05497C1150FED6119F6700C0F07422C9258D	Family: F200
3	1 _UID 0B497C1150FED6119F6700C0F07422C92BED	Family: F202
4	1 _UID 11497C1150FED6119F6700C0F07422C9314D	Family: F204
5	1 _UID 98387C1150FED6119F6700C0F07422C9A7BE	Family: F199
6	1 _UID A7487C1150FED6119F6700C0F07422C9C69E	Family: F197
7	1 _UID AB487C1150FED6119F6700C0F07422C9CADE	Family: F198
8	1 _UID FC487C1150FED6119F6700C0F07422C91BEE	Family: F273
9	1 _UID FF487C1150FED6119F6700C0F07422C91E1E	Family: F274
10	Copy of the marriage certificate of Grandpa and Grandma Willis and Rebec	Family: F282
11	Hull, Calvin William & Elizabeth McGlasson, 1 Jan 1821, m by MR, b JamesMcGLasson, who qualified that Elizabeth, his sister, was "of lawful age,"Campbell Co., KY.	Family: F341
12	Married at home of brides, father	Family: F283
13	Milton's surname is listed as "GALLAWAY" on the Illinois Statewide Marria	Family: F326
14	of Amelia County, Virginia	Mary Winston
15	2nd Marriage	Evelyn ANDERSON
16	From Carl James: Educated at the Sheffield City Training Center and University of Oregon.Bachelor and Masters Degree in Education. She taught both elementary andsecondary schools in the Eugene school district for 19 years. Mostrecently shetaught French at North Eugene High School until herretirement. Member of Pi Lamba Theta, the National Association of RetiredTeachers. Member of the Eugene Elks Lodge No. 357, and the McKenzie RiverStudy Group. Member of St. Mary's Episcopal Church. Art Collector. TimeOut Child Care.	Norah BARBOUR
17	Baptist Children's home.	Ana Ruth BREWER
18	Was broguth up in Baptist Children's home.	Berl Hampton BREWER
19	1 _UID 01497C1150FED6119F6700C0F07422C9214D	Eda Verdille Edith BREWER
20	She farmed out to the Perkins Family until High School Aged. Her father died at age 9 and her destitute mother sent two children to Baptist Children's Home (Salem VA) and kept three before remarrying.	Ella Sue BREWER
21	Died early.	George Washington BREWER
22	Wasn't farmed out because of handicaps.	James Vernon BREWER
23	Was kept by her mother.	Okie Lee BREWER
24	Was kept by her mother.	Woodrow Wilson BREWER
25	Farmed out to Oddfellows home.	Betty Mae BUCHANAN
26	Farmed out to Oddfellows home.	Eva BUCHANAN
27	Kept as she was a baby.	Joanna BUCHANAN
28	Worked for PLU Restaurant Food Service for 20 years	Ruby Mae CLEMONS
29	1790's - exact date unknown	Sally A. COLEMAN
30	of Amelia County	James Elakhanah CRENSHAW
31	1 _UID AC487C1150FED6119F6700C0F07422C9CBEE	Elizabeth CUNNINGHAM
32	From Carl James: Lucinda was a member of Ashlan Church of Christ	Lucinda FERRELL
33	sister senator byrds grandmother	Sarah Agnes FLOOD
34	Lived in Tx Shells collector	Rosalie FORE
35	unmarried	Robert Kelso GARNETT
36	Edwin Gray's Marriage to Rebecca was in Robert Gray Sr.'s research as well as independently confirmed on OneGreatFamily.com - both family tree segmets startng with William McGlassen Sr. were the same!	Edwin GRAY
37	unmarried	Elizabeth Crenshaw GRAY
38	unmarried	Mary GRAY
39	Bedford County, Virginia Deed Abstracts - DB 12, pages 178-9 - FrancesHalley Sr. to his grandchildren & heirs of Susanna McGlasson - Negro June& personal property - 24 January 1807 1 _UID A8487C1150FED6119F6700C0F07422C9C7AE ID: I6920 Name: Susannah HALLEY Sex: F Birth: in Unknown Death: in Unknown Reference Number: 6920 Note: Bedford County, VA., Deed Abstracts - DB 12, pages 178-9 - FrancesHalley Sr. to his grandchildren & heirs of Susanna McGlasson - Negro June& personal propery - 24 January 1807. Father: Francis HALLEY Mother: Nancy Ann (HALLEY) Marriage 1 James MCGLASSON b: ABT. 1780 in Franklin County, Virginia Married: 1801 in Bedford County, Virginia Marriage fact: in Arkansas Marriage Ending Status: Death of one spouse	Susannah HALLEY
40	1 _UID 04497C1150FED6119F6700C0F07422C9247D	Eudosia HOLLY
41	Cause of Death - Cancer Died in Mining Accident at C&H Mining Company	Elizabeth JAMES, Rev
42	1 NAME /Lawson/ Ancestral File Number: SVQG-QL DD POS 1683 From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996. Ancestral File Number: P5MM-KK Ancestral File Number: N9X4-6R SOURCE CITATION: Title: Ancestral File (TM) Author: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Publication Information: July 1996 (c), data as of 2 January 1996 Repository Name: Family History Library Address: 35 N West Temple Street Salt Lake City, UT 84150 USA Still Living. !SOURCE Ancestral File and LDS Vital Records Library and IGI. FGS from Aaron Johnson book. !NOTES GENERAL: Was a member of the Willie Handcart company. !SOURCE Ancestral File and LDS Vital Records Library and IGI. FGS from Aaron Johnson book. !NOTES GENERAL: Was a member of the Willie Handcart company. ?? Line 1415: (New PAF RIN=1702) 1 BURI 2 PLAC Evergreen Cemetery, Springville, Utah Co., UT ?? Line 1416: (New PAF RIN=1702) 1 BAPL 1846 29 MAR 1857 Will dated 16 September, 1631. Name Prefix: Reverand Ancestral File Number: FV8J-69 PED OF LUCILE CARPENTER [JamesAlderman.ged] MARRIAGE: FAH 1992 book. [46443.ged] The Basye Family in America names Sherod, John, Edmond, Betsey aschildren in abstract of lawsuit on record in Fredricksburg, VA. [46443.ged] 2 _STAT Dead !CENSUS:1860 US, Carter Co., Ky., Grayson, page 73, 11 Jul 1860Hus.-50,BP:Ky;Wife-46,BP:Ky. Children:Elizabeth,William A.,Martha E.,Samuel B.,James P.,Caroline C. Also has her dying in Lincolnshire, England. Ancestral File Number: FV8G-9J CRA 1 NAME Mary (James) /Mellowes/ BIRTH-MARRIAGE: FAH 1992 book. Marriage registration appears to say Lone Rock as birthplace. This personreported earlier as Mary Jane Adams (see book 'Lounsbury/Klingamon familyof Richland County Wisconsin'. Dock was a single man for 36 years. Louise was first married to aPhillips. Cleo was married four times . Betty was his fourth wife, they had fivechildren. SS#369-03-6040 SS#369-03-6040 SSN 368-70-1153 Res. Garden City, Wayne Co. Michigan SSN 368-70-1153 Res. Garden City, Wayne Co. Michigan SSN 371-18-9824 Cause of Death - Cancer SSN 371-18-9824 !Sources of Information: "American Ancestors and Cousins of the Princess of Wales", by Gary Boyd Roberts, 1984, 929.373R 1 NAME Louisa (James) /Calder/ This GEDCOM database is furnished by the Statler Family Genealogy Homepage and is the result of the hard work of Mary Alice Statler Blaylock and other hard working genealogists working together to provide this information. Ancestral File Number: 8MZL-TC !SOURCE Ancestral File !SOURCE Ancestral File Bessie was a hard worker always working at her father's besides doing her own work and caring for her 4 children while Charles work away on the railroad. On her father's farm were 3 or 4 cows, a horse, pigs, chickens, a goat and they soldFox Terrier pups and rabbits. They had a wood stove, carried water from the well and did laundry on a srub board. They had a telephone connecting the three farms. The families got together most Sunday's after they got cars and had friedchicken ant the works. Bessie died of Toxemia and her baby survived and was adopted by her sister as well as Monti. Her three boys went to live with their grandfather in CT who brought them up to be use to very hard work. [Edie Corwin.FTW] [v10t4097.ged] In the Posey Co Box 89 Jan 1815-April 1846 Index to Volumes 1 & 2. Notesfrom IN State Library July 2, 1992. Wm James to Patsey Kennedy Record 71 May 12, 1829 Samuel James to Nancy Cosener Record 280 REFN: 6823 Census: 1828 New South Wales Note: The entry shows -t Baulkham Hills Married: 3 NOV 1882 in Braxton Co., VA (WV) Divorced: 15 OCT 1903 in Greenville, OH Note: Common Pleas Court (new cases), Darke Co. #17518 REFN: 11003 1910 Henderson Co Census shows Father and Mother (James andHaraan James) living with John X. James family. John X. died inthe same house and same room that he was born in. ASSO@I0765@Natural ASSO@I0764@Natural ASSO@I0734@Natural 2nd or 3rd cousin of Jesse James Had a brother named Calvin. They corresponded back and forth by mail. Ancestral File Number: 8MZL-R1 Of St. Ives Of St. Ives He was an Innkeeper. This individual was found on GenCircles at: http://www.gencircles.com/users/renfroe/1/data/419 Children: General Aurdverl James <420> Arnold Houstan James <422> Jimmie Crawford James <423> Eurgene Samuel James <424> Elsie Marie James <425> This individual was found on GenCircles at: http://www.genc ircles.com/users/renfroe/1/data/419 Children: General Aurdverl James <420> Arnold Houstan James <422> Jimmie Crawford James <423> Eurgene Samuel James <424> Elsie Marie James <425> Line 20822 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long: MARR DATE ABT 19 JAN Line 20822 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long: MARR DATE ABT 19 JAN Line 20822 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long: MARR DATE ABT 19 JAN Line 20822 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long: MARR DATE ABT 19 JAN Line 20822 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long: MARR DATE ABT 19 JAN Family Bible Family Bible Family Bible Family Bible Family Bible JOHN WILLIAM WAS A WELCHMAN WHO SERVED AS A CAPTAIN OF DRAGOONS UNDER WILLIAM OF ORANGE IN THE IRISH WARS AND ESTABLISHED HIS HOME AT DROMRE IN COUNTY DOWNE. JAMES is a surname found in early records of Penbrokeshire, Wales. The name was originally Jocob, but was changed in English from the Hebrew. "He who supplants" is the meaning in Hebrew. He was the fourteenth in succession bearing the name of William James. He was named John William to distinguish him from this long line of William Jameses. At a early age he became involved with his sovereign, James II of England, regarding a fish pond and fish. He becsme the subject of the chase by the Kingd Men. He was sought but never apprenended, so the record states. He left Wales and went to the North of Ireland, County Down, where he joined the forces of William Henry, Prince of Orange Nassau. He became a Captain of Dragoons under William of Orange, the Presbyterian Prince, after entering the army as a cadet at the age of sixteen years. After the wars he settled at Drosmore, County Down, and the married Anne Wyndham, dau of Sir Thomas Wyndham, Bart Their three children, John, Elizabeth and William came to America in 1732, and settled at The Kings Tree, Williamsburg District, SC. The James family were politically and religiously Presbyterian in Ireland. children- william, cal, george homer, solon, thomas, nell, cordi, mame,amy Searches of Parish Resisters and Bishops transcrits of Scawby and Ashby Cum fenby. Census rec. 1851, 1861, 1871, Scawby Eng. Family rec of Carl James. Death Cert. of Amaziah James in Poss. of Utanah Mills. Marriage rec. and cemetary rec. of Pike Co. IW., Biograhical sketch of Wm. James, Pike Co. History. Searches of Parish Resisters and Bishops transcrits of Scawby and Ashby Cum fenby. Census rec. 1851, 1861, 1871, Scawby Eng. Family rec of Carl James. Death Cert. of Amaziah James in Poss. of Utanah Mills. Marriage rec. and cemetary rec. of Pike Co. IW., Biograhical sketch of Wm. James, Pike Co. History. Searches of Parish Resisters and Bishops transcrits of Scawby and Ashby Cum fenby. Census rec. 1851, 1861, 1871, Scawby Eng. Family rec of Carl James. Death Cert. of Amaziah James in Poss. of Utanah Mills. Marriage rec. and cemetary rec. of Pike Co. IW., Biograhical sketch of Wm. James, Pike Co. History. Searches of Parish Resisters and Bishops transcrits of Scawby and Ashby Cum fenby. Census rec. 1851, 1861, 1871, Scawby Eng. Family rec of Carl James. Death Cert. of Amaziah James in Poss. of Utanah Mills. Marriage rec. and cemetary rec. of Pike Co. IW., Biograhical sketch of Wm. James, Pike Co. History. Searches of Parish Resisters and Bishops transcrits of Scawby and Ashby Cum fenby. Census rec. 1851, 1861, 1871, Scawby Eng. Family rec of Carl James. Death Cert. of Amaziah James in Poss. of Utanah Mills. Marriage rec. and cemetary rec. of Pike Co. IW., Biograhical sketch of Wm. James, Pike Co. History. WLPV1553 Of Wicka, Zennor Of Wicka, Zennor Ancestral File Number: 8MZL-S6 [2817968.FTW] [v32t0466.FTW] Facts about this person: Fact 1 BURIAL: along Muskingum River On his daughter's marriage he was described as a 'Yeoman'. Lived at Rodbourne Cheney, Swindon, Wiltshire at te time of her marriagein 1846. Spinster. Was still living in Negaunee, Michigan, in 1900, (Census for MenomineeCounty). !NOTE: pat evans thompson, GEDCOM File : a17768.ged;;;;;florida !MARRIAGE: pat evans thompson, GEDCOM File : a17768.ged;;;;;florida SOURCE: GEDCOM download from RootsWeb WorldConnect. Owner: Jim Woodworth !Pedigree Book #73 (SLC) Records in Patron's file of Martha Simons Kopple. Of Kenilworth, Warwick, England. !Pedigree Book #73 (SLC) Records in Patron's file of Martha Simons Kopple. Of Kenilworth, Warwick, England. From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 5 JAN 1998. LDS Church Ancestral File lists wife & children. --Other Fields !SOURCES: 1. Main Archives - nil 2. 1998 Ancestral File 3. 2000 Ordinance Index REFN: 1152 AFN: 8JQS-BN [mary Stewart1.FTW] !1. Harl. MSS #1566, 6128. !2. THE HERALDRY OF WORC., GS# 942.47/D24g vol I p. 312. " James, of Forfield Court, Belbroughton; Henry James of Forfield,son of Edmund James , of Astley, by Ann, dau. of Thomas Ramsay, ofHitcham, Bucks (and widow of Richard Corbyn o f Hall-end, Warmick), md.Bridget, dau. of Roger Lyttelton, of Groveley (bro. of Sir John Lyttleton, of Frankely), by whom he had issue four daus., his co-heiresses;Elizabeth, md. Humph rey Perrott, of Bell Hall; Dorothy md. HenryGriswolde, of Yardley; Ann md. Thomas Rudyard (his 3rd wife) of Rudyard, Co. Stafford; and Martha, wifeof John Perrott, o f Worchestershire...... !3. Pedigree bk #73, GS records in Patrons' file of Martha Simons Kapple. !1. Harl. MSS #1566, 6128. !2. THE HERALDRY OF WORC., GS# 942.47/D24g vol I p. 312. " James, of Forfield Court, Belbroughton; Henry James of Forfield,son of Edmund James , of Astley, by Ann, dau. of Thomas Ramsay, ofHitcham, Bucks (and widow of Richard Corbyn o f Hall-end, Warmick), md.Bridget, dau. of Roger Lyttelton, of Groveley (bro. of Sir John Lyttleton, of Frankely), by whom he had issue four daus., his co-heiresses;Elizabeth, md. Humph rey Perrott, of Bell Hall; Dorothy md. HenryGriswolde, of Yardley; Ann md. Thomas Rudyard (his 3rd wife) of Rudyard, Co. Stafford; and Martha, wifeof John Perrott, o f Worchestershire...... !3. Pedigree bk #73, GS records in Patrons' file of Martha Simons Kapple. REFN: 13993 Son of Edmund James and Ann Ramsay. !SOURCE Ancestral File and IGI !SOURCE Ancestral File and IGI Ancestral File Number: 8JQS-BN !SOURCES: Pedigree Book #73 (FHL) !No birthdates available, so estimated. Coolbaugh Family History. 1 NAME Harriet (James) /Hutchins/ NEVER MARRIED Ancestral File Number: PWB6-CB 1 ALIV 0 HE WAS SHOWN ON THE 1840 CENSUS IN BARREN CO, KY The Saline Vol 14 No.2 page 16/17 they had nine children all listed here ASSO@I0709@Natural [brewer family.FTW] President James Madison is a 1/2 fourth cousin, 7 times removed of Shari, Lisa and Ann Rousey. James Madison was a member of the Assembly in 1776, Executive Council 1778, Continental Congress 1779-1786, Constitutional Convention 1789, U.S. congress 1789-1797, Secretary of State 1809-1816. James Madison was elected in 1808 by 122 to 47 electoral votes over Charles Pinckney. He was reelected in 1812 by 128 to 89 electoral votes over De Witt Clinton. during his first term 1809-1812 George Clinton served as vice-president; during the second term 1813-1814 Elbridge Ger was the vice-president. From 1814-1817 the speaker of the House of Representatives served as Vice-president. James Madison At his inauguration, James Madison, a small, wizened man, appeared old and worn; Washington Irving described him as "but a withered little apple-John." But whatever his deficiencies in charm, Madison's buxom wi Dolley compensated for them with her warmth and gaiety. She was the toa of Washington. Born in 1751, Madison was brought up in Orange County, Virginia, and attended Princeton (then called the College of New Jersey). A student of history and government, well-read in law, he participated in the framing of the Virginia Constitution in 1776, served in the Continental Congres and was a leader in the Virginia Assembly. When delegates to the Constitutional Convention assembled at Philadelphia, the 36-year-old Madison took frequent and emphatic part in the debates. Madison made a major contribution to the ratification of the Constituti by writing, with Alexander Hamilton and John Jay, the Federalist essays. In later years, when he was referred to as the "Father of the Constitution," Madison protested that the document was not "the off-springof a single brain," but "the work of many heads and many hands." In Congress, he helped frame the Bill of Rights and enact the first revenue legislation. Out of his leadership in opposition to Hamilton's financial proposals, which he felt would unduly bestow wealth and power upon northern financiers, came the development of the Republican, or Jeffersonian, Party. As President Jefferson's Secretary of State, Madison protested to warri France and Britain that their seizure of American ships was contrary to international law. Theprotests, John Randolph acidly commented, had the effect of "a shilling pamphlet hurled against eight hundred ships of war." Despite the unpopular Embargo Act of 1807, which did not make the belligerent nations change their waysbut did cause a depression in the United States, Madison was elected President in 1808. Before he took office the Embargo Act was repealed. During the first year of Madison's Administration, the United States prohibited trade with both Britain and France; then in May, 1810, Congress authorized trade withboth, directing the President, if either would accept America's view of neutral rights, to forbid trade with the other nation. Napoleon pretended to comply. Late in 1810, Madison proclaimed non-intercourse with Great Britain. InCongress a young group including Henry Clay and John C. Calhoun, the "WarHawks," pressed the President for a more militant policy. The British impressment of American seamen and the seizure of cargoes impelled Madison to give in to the pressure. On June 1, 1812, he asked Congress to declare war. The young Nation was not prepared to fight; its forces took a severe trouncing. The British entered Washington and set fire to the White Hou and the Capitol. But a few notable naval and military victories, climaxed by Gen. Andrew Jackson's triumph at New Orleans, convinced Americans that the War of 1812 had been gloriously successful. An upsurge of nationalism resulted. The New England Federalists who had opposed the war--and who had even talked secession--were so thoroughly repudiated thatFederalism dis	Elizabeth JAMES, Rev
43	From Carl James: Elmer weighed 250 lbs. and held the world record in pronr press, lifting399 3/4 lbs. He was in a Penney's store in San Jose, CA when the boilerblew up, almost every bone in his body was broken, but by God's grace hewas alive.	Elmer Carl JAMES
44	From Carl James: Casket $40.00, Embalming & service $15.00, Cemetery lot $12.00. Paid forby the Masonic Order.	Guinn JAMES
45	Was told by Patricia James that her grandfather, James James, had ownedand operated a general store in Arkansas, and was a farmer while livingin Roseburg, Oregon.	James JAMES
46	From Carl James: 12 June 1924, got Common School Diploma, Douglas Co., OR. Won a spellingbee at Tillamook, OR on 19 May 1923. Worked for Libby Cannery inPortland, OR. Logger, Faller, Bucker; Tire Rettread Foremen for StampersJ&J tire, CoosBay, OR. Custodian for Western Bank.	James Edgar JAMES
47	From Carl James: Played the trumpet. Tennis player. Killed by a drunk driver.	James Wayne JAMES
48	From Carl James: Lived in Red Bluff, California from 1946 to 1957. Moved to Roseburg in1957 and lived there until he died in 1989.	Joeseph JAMES, , Jr.
49	From Carl James: Graduated from NW Christian College, 13 June 1946, Eugene, OR. Ministerof Vale Christian Church, and other churches. Professional heavyweightboxer.	Lloyd JAMES
50	Died from cancer and a heart condition. Member of Eagles Aux. and VFW Aux.	Margaret Jane JAMES