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Footnotes #201 to #400 for the Family History of
Louise Anna (KIELLEY) BOOTH.

Author's Note: This genealogy - because it was created over many years - does not cite all sources in the footnotes, but instead may oftentimes include both the full source text and citation in the Notes attached to a person's entry. There may also be uncited sources for some early entries into this database, for which the author apologizes. In general, uncited Kielley family relations are most probably from Henry J Conroy's large well documented ancestry.com file for this family, Posey family sources are likely from James Wade Emison's 'Emison Families' 1962 book, or from genforum.com posts to the Posey forum (especially those of Fredric Saunders and Joy McDaniel). Charles Co., MD entries may be from Michael Marshall's well documented ancestry.com file tree. For medieval time period entries, the author relied much on Leo van de Pas' massive well documented genealogics website, Jim Weber's large ancestry.com tree at rootsweb.com with its copious notes, or the many great posts to soc.genealogy.medieval newsgroup SGM. Apologies for incompletely citing all the valuable contributions of these and other individuals - and unbounded thanks to all genealogist's who have provided help. Apologies to them, and others, for not being given full recognition herein for their scholarship and help.
 
Source citations may include page numbers and notes not shown here. There is also more documentation (i.e. 'Added Notes' etc) for most entries.
Full source citations and the added documentation are available on the CD version of this Louise Anna (KIELLEY) BOOTH Family History.

Questions, comments, additions & corrections should be sent to the author, Terry J. Booth, at email address terryjbooth@sbcglobal.net.
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201.   Ibid. 
202.   Various,  See Source Notes for documentation.,  (The source for this information will be seen in the notes for person referenced in the details for this source.) 
203.   Scales, John,  Piscatagua Pioneers 1623-1675,  (May 1919; Press of Charles E. Whitehouse; Dover NH; 212 Pages) 
204.   Scales, John,  The History of Dover New Hampshire,  (1923; J.B. Clarke; Manchester NH; 499 pages.) 
205.   Ibid. 
206.   Ibid. 
207.   Parson Pike,  Pike's Journal,  (Lived in Dover NH. His journals are available in the ancestry.com 'Family & Local Histories' database and elsewhere on the internet.) 
208.   Scales, John,  The History of Dover New Hampshire,  (1923; J.B. Clarke; Manchester NH; 499 pages.) 
209.   Ibid. 
210.   Hall, Rev David B., A.M.,  The Halls of New England. Genealogical and Biographical,  (1883; Albany, NY.; Joel Munsell's Sons. Over 725 pages.) 
211.   Scales, John,  The History of Dover New Hampshire,  (1923; J.B. Clarke; Manchester NH; 499 pages.) 
212.   Ibid. 
213.   Ibid. 
214.   Ibid. 
215.   Ibid. 
216.   Ibid. 
217.   Ibid. 
218.   Ibid. 
219.   Ibid. 
220.   Ibid. 
221.   Place, Rev. Enoch Hayes; (Transcribed by William E. Wentworth),  Journals of Enoch Hayes Place 1810-1865 regarding people from Strafford and Surrounding Places,  (New England Historical & Genealogical Society; Boston; 1998; 2 Volumes. A massive collection noting the marriages, deaths and religious habits of many local residents, finally transcribed with a superlative index of all individuals mentioned therein.) 
222.   Various,  New England Historical and Genealogical Record,  (A quarterly publication of the New England Historic Genealogic Society. Preferably the Article Title, date of Issue and Page Number should be noted in the source details.) 
223.   Leighton, Perley M.,  A Leighton Genealogy, Descendants of Thomas Leighton of Dover New Hampshire,  (2 Volumes, 1986; New England Historic Genealogical Society.) 
224.   Stackpole, Everett S. and Thompson, Lucien,  History of the Town of Durham New Hampshire (Oyster River Plantation),  (Published by the Town of Durham; 1914; in 2 Volumes. The history is in Vol. I, all genealogies are in Vol. II with pages restarting at page 1. Book was reissued 2000 as CD-ROM by Preserved Books.) 
225.   Ibid. 
226.   Place, Rev. Enoch Hayes; (Transcribed by William E. Wentworth),  Journals of Enoch Hayes Place 1810-1865 regarding people from Strafford and Surrounding Places,  (New England Historical & Genealogical Society; Boston; 1998; 2 Volumes. A massive collection noting the marriages, deaths and religious habits of many local residents, finally transcribed with a superlative index of all individuals mentioned therein.) 
227.   Hardon, Henry Winthrop,  Robert Huckins of the Dover Combination & Some of His Descendants,  (See New England Historical and Genealogical Register, Jan 1913 thru Jul 1913. Hardon's NEHGR article was then re-edited and expanded to include an additional generation and then privately printed in 1916 in an edition of 175 copies. The 1916 book can be reviewed in the ancestry.com 'Family & Local Histories' library.) 
228.   Ibid. 
229.   Ibid. 
230.   Ibid. 
231.   Ibid. 
232.   Ibid. 
233.   Ibid. 
234.   Ibid. 
235.   Scales, John,  A History of Strafford New Hampshire & Representative Citizens,  (Richmond-Arnold Pub. Co.; 1914. Available on CD.) 
236.   Church of Later Day Saints - Family History Website,  LDS International Genealogical Index,  (Record submitted by an LDS member with no source indicated. It should be regarded as requiring further proof. Found at www.familysearch.org/Eng/Search/frameset_search.asp?PAGE=igi/search_IGI.asp&clear_form=true) 
237.   Hardon, Henry Winthrop,  Robert Huckins of the Dover Combination & Some of His Descendants,  (See New England Historical and Genealogical Register, Jan 1913 thru Jul 1913. Hardon's NEHGR article was then re-edited and expanded to include an additional generation and then privately printed in 1916 in an edition of 175 copies. The 1916 book can be reviewed in the ancestry.com 'Family & Local Histories' library.) 
238.   Ibid. 
239.   Place, Rev. Enoch Hayes; (Transcribed by William E. Wentworth),  Journals of Enoch Hayes Place 1810-1865 regarding people from Strafford and Surrounding Places,  (New England Historical & Genealogical Society; Boston; 1998; 2 Volumes. A massive collection noting the marriages, deaths and religious habits of many local residents, finally transcribed with a superlative index of all individuals mentioned therein.) 
240.   Ibid. 
241.   Bretz, Norton L.,  Family Tree Of John & Nicholas Pearl(e),  ([typescript]; private; Bellingham, WA; 1988.) 
242.   Locke, Arthur H.,  History and Genealogy of Captain John Locke (1627-1696),  (The Rumford Press, Concord, New Hampshire, 1916; Reprinted 1993 by Heritage Books) 
243.   Ibid. 
244.   Hardon, Henry Winthrop,  Robert Huckins of the Dover Combination & Some of His Descendants,  (See New England Historical and Genealogical Register, Jan 1913 thru Jul 1913. Hardon's NEHGR article was then re-edited and expanded to include an additional generation and then privately printed in 1916 in an edition of 175 copies. The 1916 book can be reviewed in the ancestry.com 'Family & Local Histories' library.) 
245.   Ibid. 
246.   Ibid. 
247.   Ibid. 
248.   Ibid. 
249.   Edgerly, Dorthea Roach,  Thomas Edgerly of Dover,  (Dorthea Roach Edgerly, M.A. & Raymond Henry Edgerly, M.A. ; M.P.H.) 
250.   Savage, James (compiled by O. P. Dexter),  A Genealogical Dictionary of the First Settlers of New England, Showing Three Generations of Those who came before 1692.,  (Boston: 1860-1862.Reprinted with "<i>Genealogical Notes and Errata</i>," excerpted from The New England Historical and Genealogical Register, Vol. XXVII, No. 2, April, 1873, pp. 135-139, And A Genealogical Cross Index of the Four Volumes of the Genealogical Dictionary of James Savage, by O. P. Dexter, 1884. Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc. Baltimore,MD. The best known and most frequently used genealogical dictionary for early New England.This monumental work gives the name of every settler who came to New England before 1692, regardless of his rank, station in life or fortune. Traces the descendants of each person, giving dates of marriage and death, dates of birth, marriage and death of his children, and the birth dates and names of his grandchildren, thus recording the beginning of the third generation in New England. Binding is 4 vols. 2,541 pp. ** Available on the internet @ http://www.usgennet.org/usa/topic/newengland/savage/) 
251.   Church of Later Day Saints - Family History Website,  LDS International Genealogical Index,  (Record submitted by an LDS member with no source indicated. It should be regarded as requiring further proof. Found at www.familysearch.org/Eng/Search/frameset_search.asp?PAGE=igi/search_IGI.asp&clear_form=true) 
252.   Jarvis, May (Tibbetts) of San Diego CA (compiled by),  Henry Tibbetts of Dover, NH and Some of his Descendents,  (Available in ancestry.com 'Familiy & Local Histories' library and elsewhere on the internet.) 
253.   Church of Later Day Saints - Family History Website,  LDS International Genealogical Index,  (Record submitted by an LDS member with no source indicated. It should be regarded as requiring further proof. Found at www.familysearch.org/Eng/Search/frameset_search.asp?PAGE=igi/search_IGI.asp&clear_form=true) 
254.   Noyes, Sybil; Libby, Charles Thornton and Davis, Walter Goodwin,  Genealogical Dictionary of Maine and New Hampshire,  (Republished Baltimore, MD: Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., 1996. This classic reference work contains extensive biographical and genealogical data on every family established in Maine and New Hampshire before 1699. Listed are the births, marriages, and deaths of the settlers through the third generation, and sometimes into the fourth. Also included are data on places of origin, residences, wills and deeds, court cases, and highlights of lives and careers. 1928-1939) 
255.   Ibid. 
256.   Savage, James (compiled by O. P. Dexter),  A Genealogical Dictionary of the First Settlers of New England, Showing Three Generations of Those who came before 1692.,  (Boston: 1860-1862.Reprinted with "<i>Genealogical Notes and Errata</i>," excerpted from The New England Historical and Genealogical Register, Vol. XXVII, No. 2, April, 1873, pp. 135-139, And A Genealogical Cross Index of the Four Volumes of the Genealogical Dictionary of James Savage, by O. P. Dexter, 1884. Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc. Baltimore,MD. The best known and most frequently used genealogical dictionary for early New England.This monumental work gives the name of every settler who came to New England before 1692, regardless of his rank, station in life or fortune. Traces the descendants of each person, giving dates of marriage and death, dates of birth, marriage and death of his children, and the birth dates and names of his grandchildren, thus recording the beginning of the third generation in New England. Binding is 4 vols. 2,541 pp. ** Available on the internet @ http://www.usgennet.org/usa/topic/newengland/savage/) 
257.   Ham, John R.,  Dover New Hampshire Marriages 1623-1823,  (Dover, NH; 1880-1902 typescript.) 
258.   Stackpole, Everett S.,  Old Kittery and Her Families,  (Press of Lewiston Journal Company, Lewiston, ME: 1903) 
259.   Wentworth, John, LL.D., of Chicago, Illinois,  The Wentworth Genealogy: English and American,  (Boston MA; Little, Brown & Co.; 1878. In Three Volumes. An earlier 2 volume edition, Boston MA; Press of A. Mudge & Son; 1870 can be found in the ancestry.com 'Family and Local Histories' Library, while the original NEHGR article can be found in various issues beginning on page 321 of the Oct 1850 issue (Vol. 4).) 
260.   Various,  New England Historical and Genealogical Record,  (A quarterly publication of the New England Historic Genealogic Society. Preferably the Article Title, date of Issue and Page Number should be noted in the source details.) 
261.   Torrey, Clarence Almon,  New England Marriages Prior To 1700,  (Baltimore, MD: Genealogical Publishing Company, Inc., 1985.) 
262.   Noyes, Sybil; Libby, Charles Thornton and Davis, Walter Goodwin,  Genealogical Dictionary of Maine and New Hampshire,  (Republished Baltimore, MD: Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., 1996. This classic reference work contains extensive biographical and genealogical data on every family established in Maine and New Hampshire before 1699. Listed are the births, marriages, and deaths of the settlers through the third generation, and sometimes into the fourth. Also included are data on places of origin, residences, wills and deeds, court cases, and highlights of lives and careers. 1928-1939) 
263.   King, Marilyn Maxwell,  My Family Genealogy,  (Web site maintained by Marilyn Maxwell King. Outstanding well-researched Genealogy with many early New England families, including Tuttles, Varneys, Maxwells and others. Documents the Abigail Tuttle marriage to John Meader, the Tuttle Joan Antrobus connection, many other items.) 
264.   Ibid. 
265.   Ibid. 
266.   Ibid. 
267.   Ibid. 
268.   Packer, Rev. Edward L.,  History of Londonderry NH,  (1851; Boston; Perkins and Whipple) 
269.   Church of Later Day Saints - Family History Website,  LDS International Genealogical Index,  (Record submitted by an LDS member with no source indicated. It should be regarded as requiring further proof. Found at www.familysearch.org/Eng/Search/frameset_search.asp?PAGE=igi/search_IGI.asp&clear_form=true) 
270.   Hammond, Priscilla (Compiled by),  Vital Records of Barrington, New Hampshire 1720-1851,  (Copy of an original typescript compiled in 1934. Republished by Higginson Book Company; 148 Washington Street, PO Box 778; Salem Massachusetts 01970. Can be ordered online at www.higginsonbooks.com.) 
271.   Holbrook, Jay Mack,  New Hampshire 1732 Census,  (Holbrook Research Institute; Oxford MA; 1981. Based upon a compendium of sources, including a 1732 tax list and a 1733 petition from many citizens of Dover, Strafford Co., NH) 
272.   Church of Later Day Saints - Family History Website,  LDS International Genealogical Index,  (Record submitted by an LDS member with no source indicated. It should be regarded as requiring further proof. Found at www.familysearch.org/Eng/Search/frameset_search.asp?PAGE=igi/search_IGI.asp&clear_form=true) 
273.   Ibid. 
274.   Hurd, D. Hamilton,  The History of Rockingham and Strafford Counties New Hampshire,  (1882; Philadelphia PA; reissued in 2002 as PDF files on a CD-ROM.) 
275.   Wentworth, John, LL.D., of Chicago, Illinois,  The Wentworth Genealogy: English and American,  (Boston MA; Little, Brown & Co.; 1878. In Three Volumes. An earlier 2 volume edition, Boston MA; Press of A. Mudge & Son; 1870 can be found in the ancestry.com 'Family and Local Histories' Library, while the original NEHGR article can be found in various issues beginning on page 321 of the Oct 1850 issue (Vol. 4).) 
276.   Stearns, Ezra S.,  Genealogical and Family History of the State of New Hampshire - a Record of the Achievements of Her People in the Making of a Commonwealth and the Founding of a Nation,  (New York [New York] : Lewis Publishing Company, 1908; 4 Vols. A classic work regarding early NH families. Available online and in ancestry,com 'Local and Fimily Histories' library.) 
277.   Richmond, Katherine F.,  John Hayes of Dover, New Hampshire - A History of his Family,  (Tyngsboro; Privately Publ by Katherine Richmond; 1936; 2 Vols, 448 pages & 449-911 pages.) 
278.   Scales, John,  A History of Strafford New Hampshire & Representative Citizens,  (Richmond-Arnold Pub. Co.; 1914. Available on CD.) 
279.   Church of Later Day Saints - Family History Website,  LDS International Genealogical Index,  (Record submitted by an LDS member with no source indicated. It should be regarded as requiring further proof. Found at www.familysearch.org/Eng/Search/frameset_search.asp?PAGE=igi/search_IGI.asp&clear_form=true) 
280.   Scales, John,  The History of Dover New Hampshire,  (1923; J.B. Clarke; Manchester NH; 499 pages.) 
281.   Various ministers and clerks,  Manual of the First Church of Dover NH : Organized Dec 1638,  (N. E. Stiles' Job Print; 1900; Dover NH. The document - which contains numerous 18th and 19th century birth, marriage and death records - appears in 'Collections of the Dover, N.H. Historical Society', which book is available online in the ancestry.com 'Families and Local Histories' Collection.) 
282.   Ibid. 
283.   Ibid. 
284.   Hammond, Priscilla (Compiled by),  Vital Records of Barrington, New Hampshire 1720-1851,  (Copy of an original typescript compiled in 1934. Republished by Higginson Book Company; 148 Washington Street, PO Box 778; Salem Massachusetts 01970. Can be ordered online at www.higginsonbooks.com.) 
285.   Place, Rev. Enoch Hayes; (Transcribed by William E. Wentworth),  Journals of Enoch Hayes Place 1810-1865 regarding people from Strafford and Surrounding Places,  (New England Historical & Genealogical Society; Boston; 1998; 2 Volumes. A massive collection noting the marriages, deaths and religious habits of many local residents, finally transcribed with a superlative index of all individuals mentioned therein.) 
286.   U.S. Department of Commerce,  1790 Census of the United States,  (As found on ancestry.com website. Official enumeration date is as of (approx.) 1 Aug 1790.) 
287.   Place, Rev. Enoch Hayes; (Transcribed by William E. Wentworth),  Journals of Enoch Hayes Place 1810-1865 regarding people from Strafford and Surrounding Places,  (New England Historical & Genealogical Society; Boston; 1998; 2 Volumes. A massive collection noting the marriages, deaths and religious habits of many local residents, finally transcribed with a superlative index of all individuals mentioned therein.) 
288.   Canney, Robert Saywood,  Early Marriages of Strafford Co., NH - Supplement #2 1630-1870.,  (Heritage Books Inc.; Bowie MD; 2000) 
289.   Place, Rev. Enoch Hayes; (Transcribed by William E. Wentworth),  Journals of Enoch Hayes Place 1810-1865 regarding people from Strafford and Surrounding Places,  (New England Historical & Genealogical Society; Boston; 1998; 2 Volumes. A massive collection noting the marriages, deaths and religious habits of many local residents, finally transcribed with a superlative index of all individuals mentioned therein.) 
290.   Ibid. 
291.   Canney, Robert Saywood,  Early Marriages of Strafford Co., NH - Supplement #2 1630-1870.,  (Heritage Books Inc.; Bowie MD; 2000) 
292.   Stearns, Ezra S.,  Genealogical and Family History of the State of New Hampshire - a Record of the Achievements of Her People in the Making of a Commonwealth and the Founding of a Nation,  (New York [New York] : Lewis Publishing Company, 1908; 4 Vols. A classic work regarding early NH families. Available online and in ancestry,com 'Local and Fimily Histories' library.) 
293.   Place, Rev. Enoch Hayes; (Transcribed by William E. Wentworth),  Journals of Enoch Hayes Place 1810-1865 regarding people from Strafford and Surrounding Places,  (New England Historical & Genealogical Society; Boston; 1998; 2 Volumes. A massive collection noting the marriages, deaths and religious habits of many local residents, finally transcribed with a superlative index of all individuals mentioned therein.) 
294.   Hurd, D. Hamilton,  The History of Rockingham and Strafford Counties New Hampshire,  (1882; Philadelphia PA; reissued in 2002 as PDF files on a CD-ROM.) 
295.   Place, Rev. Enoch Hayes; (Transcribed by William E. Wentworth),  Journals of Enoch Hayes Place 1810-1865 regarding people from Strafford and Surrounding Places,  (New England Historical & Genealogical Society; Boston; 1998; 2 Volumes. A massive collection noting the marriages, deaths and religious habits of many local residents, finally transcribed with a superlative index of all individuals mentioned therein.) 
296.   Stearns, Ezra S.,  Genealogical and Family History of the State of New Hampshire - a Record of the Achievements of Her People in the Making of a Commonwealth and the Founding of a Nation,  (New York [New York] : Lewis Publishing Company, 1908; 4 Vols. A classic work regarding early NH families. Available online and in ancestry,com 'Local and Fimily Histories' library.) 
297.   U.S. Department of Commerce,  1860 Census of the United States,  (As found on ancestry.com website. Official enumeration date is as of 1 Jun 1860.) 
298.   Place, Rev. Enoch Hayes; (Transcribed by William E. Wentworth),  Journals of Enoch Hayes Place 1810-1865 regarding people from Strafford and Surrounding Places,  (New England Historical & Genealogical Society; Boston; 1998; 2 Volumes. A massive collection noting the marriages, deaths and religious habits of many local residents, finally transcribed with a superlative index of all individuals mentioned therein.) 
299.   Ibid. 
300.   Canney, Robert Saywood,  Early Marriages of Strafford Co., NH - Supplement #2 1630-1870.,  (Heritage Books Inc.; Bowie MD; 2000) 
301.   U.S. Department of Commerce,  1850 Census of the United States,  (As found on ancestry.com website. Official enumeration date is as of 1 Jun 1850.) 
302.   Stearns, Ezra S.,  Genealogical and Family History of the State of New Hampshire - a Record of the Achievements of Her People in the Making of a Commonwealth and the Founding of a Nation,  (New York [New York] : Lewis Publishing Company, 1908; 4 Vols. A classic work regarding early NH families. Available online and in ancestry,com 'Local and Fimily Histories' library.) 
303.   Fuller, Gerald Ralph,  Ancestors and Descendants of Andrew Lee and Clarinda Knapp Allen,  (1952) 
304.   Stackpole, Everett S. and Thompson, Lucien,  History of the Town of Durham New Hampshire (Oyster River Plantation),  (Published by the Town of Durham; 1914; in 2 Volumes. The history is in Vol. I, all genealogies are in Vol. II with pages restarting at page 1. Book was reissued 2000 as CD-ROM by Preserved Books.) 
305.   Church of Later Day Saints - Family History Website,  LDS International Genealogical Index,  (Record submitted by an LDS member with no source indicated. It should be regarded as requiring further proof. Found at www.familysearch.org/Eng/Search/frameset_search.asp?PAGE=igi/search_IGI.asp&clear_form=true) 
306.   Various,  See Source Notes for documentation.,  (The source for this information will be seen in the notes for person referenced in the details for this source.) 
307.   Ibid. 
308.   Ibid. 
309.   Stackpole, Everett S. and Thompson, Lucien,  History of the Town of Durham New Hampshire (Oyster River Plantation),  (Published by the Town of Durham; 1914; in 2 Volumes. The history is in Vol. I, all genealogies are in Vol. II with pages restarting at page 1. Book was reissued 2000 as CD-ROM by Preserved Books.) 
310.   Nelson, S. B.,  Nelson's Biographical Dictionary and Historical Reference Book of Erie County PA,  (1896; S. B. Nelson, Pub.; Erie PA.) 
311.   U.S. Department of Commerce,  1850 Census of the United States,  (As found on ancestry.com website. Official enumeration date is as of 1 Jun 1850.) 
312.   Various,  International Genealogical Index (IGI) Individual Record from LDS Database,  (LDS Family Search Database; www.familysearch.com. Probably reliable since citation indicates it was extracted from local Vital Records or other similar sources.) 
313.   U.S. Department of Commerce,  1860 Census of the United States,  (As found on ancestry.com website. Official enumeration date is as of 1 Jun 1860.) 
314.   U.S. Department of Commerce,  1870 Census of the United States,  (As found on ancestry.com website. Official enumeration date is as of 1 Jun 1870.) 
315.   U.S. Department of Commerce,  1880 Census of the United States,  (As found on ancestry.com website. Official enumeration date is as of 1 Jun 1880.) 
316.   U.S. Department of Commerce,  1850 Census of the United States,  (As found on ancestry.com website. Official enumeration date is as of 1 Jun 1850.) 
317.   U.S. Department of Commerce,  1860 Census of the United States,  (As found on ancestry.com website. Official enumeration date is as of 1 Jun 1860.) 
318.   Old Buncombe County Genealogical Society,  About OBCGS (Old Buncombe Co. Genealogical Society),  (Found at http://www.obcgs.com/. In their own words, " This website contains hundred of files with information about Old Buncombe County, NC families. To find information on a specific surname, family or subject, go to our on-site search machine, and enter the subject you are searching. Also available on the Search Engine Page is a search machine to search the Internet." Contains early wills and genealogies of Buncombe families including Brittain, Williamson and others.) 
319.   Ibid. 
320.   Ibid. 
321.   Kimsey, J (kimseyja@aol.com),  Kimsey/Kimzey And Allied Famlies,  (An ancestry.com database that lacks references, but appears reliable regarding the direct Kimsey/Kimzey lines - perhaps from a Kimsey genealogy. Appears very current, over 7,000 entries, can be accessed as db=kimsey.) 
322.   U.S. Department of Commerce,  1880 Census of the United States,  (As found on ancestry.com website. Official enumeration date is as of 1 Jun 1880.) 
323.   U.S. Department of Commerce,  1900 Census of the United States,  (As found on ancestry.com website. Official enumeration date is 1 Jun 1900.) 
324.   U.S. Department of Commerce,  1850 Census of the United States,  (As found on ancestry.com website. Official enumeration date is as of 1 Jun 1850.) 
325.   Posey, Jon; Aroostook3@aol.com,  Personal Files on Family of Mark Nehemiah Posey of Barnwell Co., SC,  (Most records have been posted on genforum.genealogy.com/posey/messages/. The information has been accumulated the old fashioned way - over many years from family members and at family reunions, including some Bible records, newspaper accounts etc. Generally reliable information for a SC Nehemiah Posey family line otherwise difficult to trace, some based on previously unseen Nehemiah Posey Jr. d. 1843 estate records. Also see transcript of David Marlin Posey 1854 Bible at genforum.genealogy.com/posey/messages/2972.html.) 
326.   Emison, James Wade,Jr. of Vincennes IN,  Supplement (1962) to The Emison Families, Revised (1954),  (Edwards Brothers Inc, Ann Arbor MI; 1962 - also available as a reprint from Higginson Book Co.; Salem Massachusetts. A massive compilation identifying original source documents relating to many earlu families of Charles Co., MD, including many Posey families.) 
327.   Saunders, Fredric Z., fzsaund@ix.netcom.com,  Fredric Zimmerman Saunders Professional Genealogist,  (A website devoted to the early generations in Saunders' family tree. His work is highly respected, which includes postings to the Posey (and other) genforum boards. His website notes for immigrant Francis Posey are found at http://home.netcom.com/~fzsaund/posey.html) 
328.   Emison, James Wade,Jr. of Vincennes IN,  Supplement (1962) to The Emison Families, Revised (1954),  (Edwards Brothers Inc, Ann Arbor MI; 1962 - also available as a reprint from Higginson Book Co.; Salem Massachusetts. A massive compilation identifying original source documents relating to many earlu families of Charles Co., MD, including many Posey families.) 
329.   Posey, Jon; Aroostook3@aol.com,  Personal Files on Family of Mark Nehemiah Posey of Barnwell Co., SC,  (Most records have been posted on genforum.genealogy.com/posey/messages/. The information has been accumulated the old fashioned way - over many years from family members and at family reunions, including some Bible records, newspaper accounts etc. Generally reliable information for a SC Nehemiah Posey family line otherwise difficult to trace, some based on previously unseen Nehemiah Posey Jr. d. 1843 estate records. Also see transcript of David Marlin Posey 1854 Bible at genforum.genealogy.com/posey/messages/2972.html.) 
330.   U.S. Department of Commerce,  1850 Census of the United States,  (As found on ancestry.com website. Official enumeration date is as of 1 Jun 1850.) 
331.   Posey, Jon; Aroostook3@aol.com,  Personal Files on Family of Mark Nehemiah Posey of Barnwell Co., SC,  (Most records have been posted on genforum.genealogy.com/posey/messages/. The information has been accumulated the old fashioned way - over many years from family members and at family reunions, including some Bible records, newspaper accounts etc. Generally reliable information for a SC Nehemiah Posey family line otherwise difficult to trace, some based on previously unseen Nehemiah Posey Jr. d. 1843 estate records. Also see transcript of David Marlin Posey 1854 Bible at genforum.genealogy.com/posey/messages/2972.html.) 
332.   U.S. Department of Commerce,  1850 Census of the United States,  (As found on ancestry.com website. Official enumeration date is as of 1 Jun 1850.) 
333.   U.S. Department of Commerce,  1860 Census of the United States,  (As found on ancestry.com website. Official enumeration date is as of 1 Jun 1860.) 
334.   U.S. Department of Commerce,  1850 Census of the United States,  (As found on ancestry.com website. Official enumeration date is as of 1 Jun 1850.) 
335.   Ibid. 
336.   Various,  Family Tree Search on Ancestry.com,  (A search of the ancestry.com family trees revealed this information. Unless documented with other references, the information should be considered provisional.) 
337.   Friday, Jeff S.,  The Genealogy and History of the Friday Families from Switzerland, Colonial and Southern America,  (iuniverse inc.; 2003. May be found on google books website at http://books.google.com/books?id=k4PuHP5vbpgC&printsec=titlepag. Also found at http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~thefridays/) 
338.   U.S. Department of Commerce,  1850 Census of the United States,  (As found on ancestry.com website. Official enumeration date is as of 1 Jun 1850.) 
339.   Ibid. 
340.   U.S. Department of Commerce,  1860 Census of the United States,  (As found on ancestry.com website. Official enumeration date is as of 1 Jun 1860.) 
341.   U.S. Department of Commerce,  1850 Census of the United States,  (As found on ancestry.com website. Official enumeration date is as of 1 Jun 1850.) 
342.   Ibid. 
343.   U.S. Department of Commerce,  1860 Census of the United States,  (As found on ancestry.com website. Official enumeration date is as of 1 Jun 1860.) 
344.   U.S. Department of Commerce,  1850 Census of the United States,  (As found on ancestry.com website. Official enumeration date is as of 1 Jun 1850.) 
345.   U.S. Department of Commerce,  1860 Census of the United States,  (As found on ancestry.com website. Official enumeration date is as of 1 Jun 1860.) 
346.   U.S. Department of Commerce,  1850 Census of the United States,  (As found on ancestry.com website. Official enumeration date is as of 1 Jun 1850.) 
347.   Ibid. 
348.   U.S. Department of Commerce,  1880 Census of the United States,  (As found on ancestry.com website. Official enumeration date is as of 1 Jun 1880.) 
349.   Ibid. 
350.   Various,  Family Tree Search on Ancestry.com,  (A search of the ancestry.com family trees revealed this information. Unless documented with other references, the information should be considered provisional.) 
351.   U.S. Department of Commerce,  1880 Census of the United States,  (As found on ancestry.com website. Official enumeration date is as of 1 Jun 1880.) 
352.   U.S. Department of Commerce,  1870 Census of the United States,  (As found on ancestry.com website. Official enumeration date is as of 1 Jun 1870.) 
353.   Ibid. 
354.   U.S. Department of Commerce,  1860 Census of the United States,  (As found on ancestry.com website. Official enumeration date is as of 1 Jun 1860.) 
355.   Ibid. 
356.   U.S. Department of Commerce,  1850 Census of the United States,  (As found on ancestry.com website. Official enumeration date is as of 1 Jun 1850.) 
357.   Ibid. 
358.   U.S. Department of Commerce,  1860 Census of the United States,  (As found on ancestry.com website. Official enumeration date is as of 1 Jun 1860.) 
359.   U.S. Department of Commerce,  1900 Census of the United States,  (As found on ancestry.com website. Official enumeration date is 1 Jun 1900.) 
360.   U.S. Department of Commerce,  1880 Census of the United States,  (As found on ancestry.com website. Official enumeration date is as of 1 Jun 1880.) 
361.   U.S. Department of Commerce,  1910 Census of the United States,  (As found on ancestry.com website. Official enumeration date is as of 15 Apr 1910.) 
362.   U.S. Department of Commerce,  1920 Census of the United Sates,  (As found on ancestry.com website. Official enumeration date is as of 1 Jan 1920.) 
363.   U.S. Department of Commerce,  1850 Census of the United States,  (As found on ancestry.com website. Official enumeration date is as of 1 Jun 1850.) 
364.   Ibid. 
365.   Lassus, Laura Lee (email leel2@sbcglobal.net),  Trail - Lassus - Hartley,  (An invaluable extended ancestry.com database of families who lived in the Spartanburg South Carolina area in the late 18th and 19th centuries, most of whom migrated from various Virginia counties including Henry Co., Prince William Co., Spotsylvania Co and others. Many of the records are from family Bible records preserved by the DAR, others are from local histories and or court records. The ancestry.com ID is db=:3055554.) 
366.   U.S. Department of Commerce,  1850 Census of the United States,  (As found on ancestry.com website. Official enumeration date is as of 1 Jun 1850.) 
367.   Emison, James Wade,Jr. of Vincennes IN,  Supplement (1962) to The Emison Families, Revised (1954),  (Edwards Brothers Inc, Ann Arbor MI; 1962 - also available as a reprint from Higginson Book Co.; Salem Massachusetts. A massive compilation identifying original source documents relating to many earlu families of Charles Co., MD, including many Posey families.) 
368.   U.S. Department of Commerce,  1850 Census of the United States,  (As found on ancestry.com website. Official enumeration date is as of 1 Jun 1850.) 
369.   Various,  See Source Notes for documentation.,  (The source for this information will be seen in the notes for person referenced in the details for this source.) 
370.   Ford, Georgie Hopkins,  Kentucky Brights and their Kin; including the Crabb, Drane, Ford, Hopkins, and King Families,  (Privately Printed, ca 1929, Prob in Berkeley, CA. Contains a substanitial amount of original references concerning the Thomas Ford Family of Fairfax Co., VA, most of whose descendents moved first to Newberry Co., SC and then to Shelby Co. and other areas of Kentucky. Included are wills of Thomas, son John Sr. and grandsons John Jr., William and Edward. The Thomas Ford Family Line on pages 101-143. See ancestry.com library @ http://content.ancestry.com/iexec/?htx=BookList&dbid=17239&offerid=0%3a7858%3a0) 
371.   Dale, Karen. email = KDale2640@msn.com,  Karen's Gedcom,  (A valuable resource from a careful and qualified genealogist, Karen Dale's ancestry.com tree contains many original documents and a careful analysis of available information. There is no great proof of the ancestors of the James Mason b. ca 1740 in Stafford Co. who m. Mary Broderick and moved to Spartanburg Co., SC, but the website has much information about their children and descendents. In a like manner, the ancestry.com 'Local and Family Histories' library has the 1931 'A genealogical history of the Poole, Langston, Mason families and kindred lines of upper South Carolina' which traces a different line from VA down to the Laurens area of SC, some of whose members later intermarried.) 
372.   U.S. Department of Commerce,  1850 Census of the United States,  (As found on ancestry.com website. Official enumeration date is as of 1 Jun 1850.) 
373.   Ibid. 
374.   Ibid. 
375.   Ibid. 
376.   Ibid. 
377.   Ibid. 
378.   U.S. Department of Commerce,  1860 Census of the United States,  (As found on ancestry.com website. Official enumeration date is as of 1 Jun 1860.) 
379.   U.S. Department of Commerce,  1850 Census of the United States,  (As found on ancestry.com website. Official enumeration date is as of 1 Jun 1850.) 
380.   Grubbs, Lillie Martin - from data assembled by Barnard Trail Chapter, D.A.R,  History of Worth County, Georgia : for the first eighty years, 1854-1934,  (Macon, Ga.: J.W. Burke Co., 1934. Found on ancestry.com 'Family & Local Histories' library.) 
381.   Various,  International Genealogical Index (IGI) Individual Record from LDS Database,  (LDS Family Search Database; www.familysearch.com. Probably reliable since citation indicates it was extracted from local Vital Records or other similar sources.) 
382.   Muskogee County Genealogical Society,  Muskogee County [Georgia] Marriage Books,  (Online Transcription of Official Muskogee Co., Georgia Records. Includes : Chatahoochie, Marion, Talbot and Harris Counties. References: Marriage Books, Cemeteries. http://www.muscogeegenealogy.com/) 
383.   Virkus, Frederick Adams,  Compendium of American Genealogy : The Standard Genealogical Encyclopedia of The First Families of America,  (Baltimore; Genealogical Publishing Co; 1968. found in ancestry.com 'Family & Local Histories' Library. First published in 1933.) 
384.   U.S. Department of Commerce,  1850 Census of the United States,  (As found on ancestry.com website. Official enumeration date is as of 1 Jun 1850.) 
385.   Various,  See Source Notes for documentation.,  (The source for this information will be seen in the notes for person referenced in the details for this source.) 
386.   Emison, James Wade,Jr. of Vincennes IN,  Supplement (1962) to The Emison Families, Revised (1954),  (Edwards Brothers Inc, Ann Arbor MI; 1962 - also available as a reprint from Higginson Book Co.; Salem Massachusetts. A massive compilation identifying original source documents relating to many earlu families of Charles Co., MD, including many Posey families.) 
387.   Ibid. 
388.   Various,  See Source Notes for documentation.,  (The source for this information will be seen in the notes for person referenced in the details for this source.) 
389.   Emison, James Wade,Jr. of Vincennes IN,  Supplement (1962) to The Emison Families, Revised (1954),  (Edwards Brothers Inc, Ann Arbor MI; 1962 - also available as a reprint from Higginson Book Co.; Salem Massachusetts. A massive compilation identifying original source documents relating to many earlu families of Charles Co., MD, including many Posey families.) 
390.   Ibid. 
391.   Ibid. 
392.   McDaniel, Joy,  Personal Files on Family of Nehemiah Posey of Pulaski Co., GA,  (Records have been posted on genforum.genealogy.com/posey/messages/. The information has been accumulated over many years by reviewing primary sources in GA and other southern states, and includes much material found in the research notes of Mrs. Francis Copeland (who also relied on primary sources). While both McDaniel and Copeland gathered material from family members, their information is primarily based on legal documents found in GA, SC, NC and elsewhere. Very reliable information for the NC/SC/GA Nehemiah Posey family line - and related family - otherwise extremely difficult to trace. See especially genforum.genealogy.com/posey/messages/2914.html and related postings.) 
393.   Emison, James Wade,Jr. of Vincennes IN,  Supplement (1962) to The Emison Families, Revised (1954),  (Edwards Brothers Inc, Ann Arbor MI; 1962 - also available as a reprint from Higginson Book Co.; Salem Massachusetts. A massive compilation identifying original source documents relating to many earlu families of Charles Co., MD, including many Posey families.) 
394.   Ibid. 
395.   Ibid. 
396.   Ibid. 
397.   Ibid. 
398.   Ibid. 
399.   Ibid. 
400.   Ibid. 
 
 
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