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Thomas Eaton Swann Papers, Chambers-Choffin
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He ty deve Ae , Af rb AA ep pr Iv Ob nwclcnk- - i libr~ felis Sa b picboval pry A af Poth v2 as bee fone 2 Lod a, oe a vies +. Cinnd je jt-4 te Creseferce, eo 5 A ss ee - ea. : ms Z meeting f & Be-. -€ &. love acl Li. ‘tt_- i. ( ; Cho. bas “i rs 53” Pr Vr Cae bate broke . Hn Maer ovr, L kota debe ae y. te Lt~es wif + lage Lex ae ee Z.. Z¢ pa“ — Seamus Cheterectend. /- 212-6 FU Delon - J-(t1~9 ‘ f / 5 a ptr Ulin / ‘ c jvitc vd) Als@ I found, p.. 2776, Drawer 171, Bom 45, microfilm, Carroll Co., Ga., @ will ef Jesepn Chambers made 17 June 1839.. I have ne 1 » matt inelline te believe this is tne J Chambers, sen ef Robert, son ef ef Iredell Ce., N. Car. Jeseph whe came with fatnef and te Hanceek Co., Ga., bB.. N. Car. 1777.. He mentiens wife Sara@h and dan. Saran lL. and lists oS lawful heirs: John T. Chambers, Jesse H. Chambers, Nancy J. Chambers, Nienolas: F. Chambers, William Chambers, - Eligebeta Mary Chambers, Hannan Chambers, and Ann Chambers.. (Proved 3 Aug.. 1840) * & Heh & : / I doubt tnat this Davis is: tne one connected witn tne Gaitners, but I took nete of names occurring in @ Sal@ Bill of William N.. Davis: James: A, Davis, E.. J.. Davis, G.. R. Davis, Etnan (probably same as E.. J+) Davis, J. J.. Davis, Louise Davis, Elisa Davis, Hannan Davis.. I suppose I took these names because there were ctner names related 7 t@ my Adamses wne bougnt at tne sale alse. 7. /7¥ CIS 9 27 3S Ciena att. SS. >, of Please dm net feel obiiged to pay any attentien te items included in this: letter, but if there are any tnat strike a cnord, of if there are anynether iteus in Georgia counties, I have access to nearly all tnat nave been preserved--en microfiim at tne Georgia Department of Areuives; I expect to spend considerable time taere until I get some of my personal problems figured aut.. 7 I add this page as a mere appendage to tne letter, because I hap to run across them wnile I was hunting for otner tnings I did net find. Selah.. 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Alovg) fcez_ | ein Wa. rat 2032 McLendo Atlanta, Ga. / April 7, 1967 Dear Mr, Swann: : de | Thank you for the notes on the Chambers to Son Maxwe]] (1805), 7 have Joseph Chambers (180), Chambers ) Says in his for my t another Jos— “3 notes on get 3 try to get Lt straight my way home from Washington, my wife Came Written tp as cl We ob K Nis Z_ -AtAde ob id bap: / M42 Jun Gond I ah, tb ce ae pif y BUe der yaa h Chin birve tober, j p AeG- his lie 7 Wee. Obaacer bho 2 peel els es /P j Fe G , ht hgerx. , —< PET = font fo ‘sos eared. ne Chetan Oo + bane. au fawn abagh. pop ~ CAaulics ey “AL ¢gp@llee ph Y- J-)- 158! : 47~ Gnd Y -Fy 'T le Ay, 4 ; j oF 4 ~~“ (lane oam A 2 Faw, “naa a tad ob t 4 PRE aw J) boeety _ | aged - C Shens 7: po Ge, 2m pothe /b bigs Pom 08 ox Prt t Rhos cM Ree L Z hagl- ae a3. TUB. yLlecee dived YS Weny Bac, — « Aa’ ; ri “lriceat, Chale A Bol }} hots B24; yc ML Fox. _ -~ Tot a aa Vaan WY)’ . Sit. 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MV ) ¥. , @ / 7 Pater ~~ or ese arta coe 7s E sc ee en A further rote frog phe MeCubbin Papers cited above says: pirecah Ghed 12 vay 173 . wrote that Rowland Chambers of Carolan, she 1792 and his son Wi1liem Sos be our Maxwell, ee pt mee yt Gee ag oe Chambers of Pennsylvania married Elizabeth Maxvell The Jo (referred to abo 2 ee SP sot 28 Reser, Gaetans who married Lettice Boyd May O52 etek a anneal of Henry aad Jennet. | have oelarunms ad suggest a hypothetical brother Robest and sister Mary in North Carolina who may have had namesakes a — pepe ae ve loan. ecard g air GE cs te es, a ae 4... / he » LK otk x <. esd mye LES a ce aor gm = beifoce iy 7 - 19 et Cat ne = be. Than —s 7h fotpen Api! — (pe os i" ee | Ln-nrgKk ag {heat seh S26 ferket a ae ho. 2 - [ Wee F- e pH @ Meo. Go (e. d I 7266 - 8, A Ry Ce. jolt dMecls )e8- a LITO } Seas a . Fay Tete eee iy 04/9 Ox Yin { 1 VS3 fe 2 IZ S19 } i MY 2 qe ~ d es IDOL a Z « ee ie fonihy tons ee. ae ie jp, Leet r oes t ¢ Lx VY eh eh 4... Ftar VAL os ct fk C A mo oltcdlisl -, , ’ Tosa ae é& fiw * by Pe OTs hen , oM A < Le Mtcrreee, |7ID-/82 | ms Motus Phi Le t ‘9 o neat a & j Rett LE re ~y | ; ry | ; ui i ; ; i ' ; an hour. Elmwood Ghost St By HOMER KEEVER Iredell ghost stories ang far between, interest in the ol place at Elmwood up @ few. The Chambers place is the old brick mansion off to the south of US 70 just this side of Elm- wood. It is hard to miss. Harry Gatton has bought it and is working slowly toward restoring Ki. A recent issue of State Mag- azine carried an article on his work. Recently, too, there was an #ppeal Down In Iredell for pic- tures of the place before the fence was torn down and | @ny other information of inter. | est, an appeal made by Mrs. Grover C. Lackey of Kimball, | Minn. Mrs. Lackey got in touch with Paul Lentz at Burlington, and he sent us a copy of his letter to her. Paul is one of the Lent- tes from Stony Point — brother to Fleet and Poole, neither noted for their shortness of Stature. His father and mother lived at the Chambers place for about & year just alter they were mar- sied, and Paul had picked up stories from his aunts, in par- Gcular, and his father and uncles to ; ringing Gaither Pratt appeared * | few years ago on @ TV program | Z oe Sa Rn RIE. i pat a poltergeist, and the parapsy- ology department at Duke has working on such stories. | and was interviewed about poltergeist stories from Jersey. When Harry Gatton gets tables in the place, he might call on Dr. Pratt to come up and investigate. ee Paul Lentz, though, added that his father and uncles always laughed at the moving table | stories and he Suspected that | they knew more of the inside | story than they ever told. In Paul's father's time the Chambers place was the Eidson Place, and before it became the Gatton p! it was the Warren Place. Local stories are that Warren said Measurements of the inside show lots of excess room that he did not think even the thickest of walls can ac: | some | | ; ' i poe ; who knows, break! ve paid for; be friend- — 2p ries _ That kind of a ghost is called count for. you Tay get a evived _ It might pay Harry tp do some measuring and look for secret passages. The main ghost story Paul Lentz had, an explanation for, That story’is of a woman's .pic- ture that traveled on the wall around the man had hung her portrait in a window, When he couldn’t stand to look at it, he had a canvas stretched over the wifitiow and the room wallpapered., train light projected the picture through the wallpaper and a- round the foom ag it passed. Local residents question that the train Set to the win. dow unless thé trees were much fewer than pow—but then the plantation was sup- posed to iftclude about 4,000 acres and the 1860 census shows } slaves, more than anybody else in Iredell. tte Paul’s explanation is that the | | C4 TS 6S ‘STATESVILLE RECOR x ca a ti € F b t 0, c 4 6 rb 4} & & - Cd ‘FARMVILLE’ WELCOME—Mr. and Mrs Harry Gatton w amtation home, Farmville. Also pictured is a view of the Stige a . ave a cheerful greeting from the entrance of their histori | ah rwalt circular staircase which is perhaps one of the most interestin; |} wes of the home which was built in 1820 by Joseph Chambers aa. The house will be opened for the |\Woman’s Club Tour o FEE Homes on April 21. fea ‘ Gattons Speed Up ‘Farmville’ Restoration For Homes Tour " /F12~ $2 fk wee nc bn “4 S — ——— ne foe Ss a rr nn fol than’ 494 Ss 1e fz 4 al [ees ht SRS Ee (ox “ae. VILE fe f haennnbon A 14M op | 4 sector -~ c Oe. Cao AY Vv, - a ss g 5 23 5B é 3 «{ 9 in a 3 Q Sate, Mar. /25, 1967 Dear Mr. Swann: + I was much pleased to hear of the will of Henry Chambers, Sr. It must have been ovetilooke because it was in. the Deed Bk.’ In the will of Hen Chambers Jr(1802) he writes out his brother James (md. a Knox). clearly. In your notes of Senior's will you give sons Henry, Arthur, “ogenb (but .no “ son James), perhaps written J? or J9Z 1 have been working on. the theory that he had a son Joséph (d. 1784), and this might be the proof. But what about James? I surely do not want.you to do the tediou work of copying the will. I mean to get a photocop anywaye 1 am pleased to have the exact reference. Thanks a millfion. —- - He bees ee Ge lived ecorer.cl J - i. € a ay Frople Sue y LE SF et if JC Ce de1 a he. Hoh a ay et a ib sade os - z : ¢ ‘eK a = thdis —f * rs ah fe <7 S oe RE. uh (4. be fr & ett Me 7 \ 6fbe x f a Otc -nal'() Yt Uc ee & 18 a: aL fre Pees 4 y , ° a St fer th .. Le Vincecl. e422 Leh cil, V (ER ds ma — ee f t hic tent | g ie \ ee wes PES: ee ‘FARMVILLE’ WELCOME—Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gatton wave & cheerful greeting from the entrance of their plantation home, Farmville. Also pictured is a view of the St serwalt circular staircase which is perhaps one of the most int features @ the home which was built in 1820 by Joseph Chambers. 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MOI | JO souapray “yD11¢ *Hios sem oy8,, ABS spr02e1 oy |e sem3uey » Pua) | se #2nB20q uM Pl} @ uess pue p uly ‘| Grew oq) Uy xy oO} juno 9G) Furuta, Ul darg | Ose, wou oo 1 jlteancilbg Oak h eceo het i jpn j } 2 W. . TAYLOR. ‘Realtor Retired in1957 Of UO i ¢ PHONE 4874 7 A044 W. KERR STREET SALISBURY. NORTH CAROLINA eee ie Phat tet aateet eens enter eet et hee het Sat hatha tet ee est ema r arr at tae tar hg Sat NaP NAP NONE NEN 6 tA AE Nat Ne PReat Nat NOt be stag *~SEAIras Ut ePSEINS PROP LOF NGDt Ns het as Asad MASI EP NGS Nat oP Ney ROWAN COUNTY SALISBURY Heart of Piedmont North Carolina. 15,000 farmers, on level or gemtiy rolling, fertile land, on or near puved roads and electric power lines. Lovely rural churches, large con- solidated echeols with free transpertation. Altitude 760.780, average rainfall nearly 50 inches. mild climate, seldom below 12 degrees or above $7 degrees. One of the foremost agricul- tereal counties, leads in power machinery, small grains and bay. More than 9.000 milk cows, mostly pure-bred or high gredr. also many beef cattle herds. Seil types: Cecil Jay toames. Cecil sand loams, Mecklenburg and Davidsen clay looms, drainage good Half way between Washington and Atlanta, midway between the mountains and the sea, on Main Line of the Southern Railroad and Four-lane U. S. Highway No. 29, “The Main Street of the South,” part of which is said to be the South's most heavily travelled highway. About 60,000 people live in Rowan cities and towns, of which Salisbury is the largest with 20,000. Varied industries employ 18,000, Rail Road Shops, Textiles, Quarrying, Furniture. etc. Salisbury has led the state in per capita retail trade for ten years. Col- leges, Public Library, and other cultural advantages. Large power lake for fishing and bouting. 366 miles of shoreline. 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He could hardly give much mvestinzatro but he is thorough!y profierent ' eyoofthe Avery family and, being a native resident of Burke County, probably already nuch about the old) familtes of that. counts could without investigation, He is also well hd other adjoining counties however, he sentiise vour tiest letter for ates that he could not answer vour questions, wo obe. as vou suggest, that the Climbers fails fong the hill country near the Blue Lidge, because embled somewhat the eountry of their ancestors otbane recent investigations im the preparation of a sketeh of the Chambers family of Iredell County, North ina, for the Historical Seciety of that county. leads « lo believe that env ancestor, Henry Chambers, like Ww oothers-of the early settlers of Poeonsyivania, left tial colans because of the ludian trouble » On the borde: shout 1750 to E760 li. ice-foving, nomeaombatant Ousker government of Pennsylvania refused tocprotect the border settlers or to help or encourage them to protect themselves from the hostile Indians, and a great many settlers left that colony on that account. In my correspondence vears ago, as indicated in the copies of the letters enclosed, IT was surprised, after coming to Tennessee, to find so many people by the name of Chambers in Tennessee and the Southwest; but : rine (Reidp 1 LEH ALLS (ie 110 Ly Ist in idole bo tring His. he 1a wh wpe vceér- foo own branch he Lhose of that i eit Tennessee we vneraliveanable to give mie dnudh information about ther ancestors. One fain- Wy however, traced back to a. sailor who stopped olf at Charjeston, South Carolia. 1 take ity however, that of the Virginia, North Carolina and Southwestern mem- hers, of tthe fanwly could) trace. back to RBenisylyantia. \S vou probably knovy, quite a number. of people by that meahe live in Kentucky, some of whom, at least, trnee back fo Pennsvivania “One John Chambers. of! henluch} was oa great friend of William Henry Har- rison ang was, as DL reeollect; made Governor of the Northwestern territory, lL haveét the same inforination about the four Penn- svivatna brothers that vou have,--one of whem is the feunder Af Chambersbure Eoawould, be glad to hear from vou further in) your investigations. Yours lruly. 4 HENRY A. CHAMBERS AEGEAN AL, NUTELS Our trad#ions are not clear prior. to 15h Henry had a-fainily of nine children: Anu (Robinson) 1736: Robert 17 ®, died in’ Georgia tir’ tld: Jane (Steele, afterwards Plart) (74h, dred in Missouri in 1824; Cath- 746, died in Georgia in 18372 Elizabeth (Steele) 17 1B, died tn TSPO; Heury, 1750, died on “Farm- ville” placefin IALZ; Arthur, 1753, died in tredell Co., N.C., in (8P9; James, 1755, diedin 1804; Joseph, 1747, died at -Saiibury, N.C, in 1784. Of the nent generation, Tohave the following records: \ HENRY'S CHILDREN : ‘Henry, 1779-1801; Jane, Elinor, David, Joseph, Nancy, Catherire, Maxwell, Margaret and Ransom. Major Pink- \ 4 i i t S a eit aN Cer Those of that unable to give vs. One fain- ho stopped olf _ however, that lhwesterh mem- » Pennsylvania. nel verv i - ; r of people by ive d F whoin, at least, i “7-f “i n Chambers of ; am Tlenry lars sovernor of the the four Penn- of whom is the further in your key beatigt : e : ; : ® Ae ; ) a \. CHAMBERS. t rescmbic m MN elim My ree ‘ "to 1734.° Henry (Robinson) 1736; me to bel oy 14; Jane (Sicele, uri in 1894; ‘Gath- in 1837; Elizabeth 50, died on “Farm- ied in Iredell Co., 1804; Joseph, 1757, sketch of ft Carouna, ! mv othe that colo about 175 Ouaket the bord protect tl many sect following records: In my : ms COpics OF Ute avseces ceemarrrneany & cree copes EE ae coming to Tennessee, to find so many people by the of Chambers in Tennessee and the Southwest; but a vid, Joseph, Nancy, sale Catherine, Maxnweis, we. . insom. Major Pink- 7. : Trad haere yey » Aor 2 Aeng ae Jer f RS THSTORY < TRAILS OF THE CENTUREES 133 h. married Justena Avery of people in’ Washington's jarmix, and sometime after the wit Chambers of Charlotte X. war closed ny great¢great-grandfather moved. from North Carolina’ tb nearthern Georgia and settled on What ois knewn ase Bh Sandy creek. That part of the State was at that time a wilderness Wilh no habitation HERS CHILDREN INTG: Samuel, who moved te Mis- ther of Joseph, snd grandffather of mroof these nates: Sarah (Bren; except Indians. My great-grandfather’ was W. A. (Wi) Chambers, and a very common name among ny people, o Allen is another name frequently — found in my family, My srandfather deft Georgial about the middle of last cen- tury and settled in Texas; He had a number of brothers who left Georgia about fhe same time. Some of then went west and settled in! ‘Ohio and other western states, and-some to Kansas and! ‘Missouri. Soon the war broke aNWeH, shed in Jasper Go.,, fick, in Leobert receive from vou notes of families Should vou come toa Chattanooga. go Mes. oid vou will eas'iy find the law Cthanbers & Bowlin. Uefore vou ry. F would be glad to know vou Very trety vours. between the states and fhere was a period of four or HENRY A. CHAMBERS. five years in which thete was no communication be- tween the North and the South. After its close we never beard of my people again so far as 1 know, out- side of my immediate rdlatives. [ have told you very Hithe and wish\sincereh that : — I could tell vou more, bam deeply interested, myself, Waco, Texas, Dee. 26, 1924, but have so very little ho Start cout with that 1 have never done much in tat direction. Mr. Davis tells me that vou are preparing to write the histery of the Chambers family in Anjerica. 1 wish you may have much success and that Emay be honored with a apy when it is finished. i With all good wishes, h am J. E. CHAMBERS & COMPANY School Reom Equipment Io 7s ti le rs: sit fa Waco some vears ago when vou \ to Hrvan to teach. I never heard i dohal wondered what became Sincerely yours, l i. x CHAMBERS. ews of vou, through Mr. Davis. who ire back in Indiana. fT am glad to hear and trust vou are enjoving good health : werkl has been kind to vou and Tours. As a chk apter will be devoted later to cir- esters, Pde not kKoow a great deal, for * cnmst: incjal evidené fe of rel: itionship of all wm ery sorry. My people came of Scotch “these Seotch Revolitionary heroes, only a “Mock and settled in North Carolina before the ab | Py ae hae country freed itself from Great Britain. I had some few brief words Wi ce thrown in here. y Sa Face a] Fo- 2 ene - ¥5- oh nr o 86 Z. — oe abl U75 / 13) Mew. CL o<ihu- jai; Hof 1 733- hart A de Far ok p16 : eeee Os Chere bey M7 —_ Caldhec den Q tba fM Patbncl Li Aen po ~19ST- 178 bein a wx thew. ae ‘SiR pfecccvcal fru’. An “lag pW u_|Cerexe - +Gn—>/ feof ]ere ex Bewk. p.- i$ An soe 14 “a: 6} 172 : 2 y Let Tees +aeeS Td- 7. CRED) ftia.- JAF Mn ar A. eg 17$Fb- 19TH . rem-¢- Chinn a. 1 95 9= 1% Drecf i> Age “ 19¢@9- Fe Awd fs ttn apreses: iis y 8-/F ib ene tenet ah A C- 4 eon (253 apa = PIF-- @. ? ene! Od Grit : ei a a be Pa. 2: "x. C~ MY, pik ne “Sy Sea $e whe ewe Me nti 1907- 7% (MOT = LI : rear ilk Chae we _ wo ert. -- wk i/ / C4ea cectrer \ ry a-U-~/0- 70 Kae. — \ s ff i: Jew oe pr ( lees tt bic ee Ae ear a 48 mee = (bes ctt- a. ~~” 4 ss leac et Vonks ee A. On sb Hu VaLe~ - foe 2 Lad Qs. Lott / they lee i {To ee Sere ¢/ | Bak phoney £- (1-F- L) 5p WMapaecee C (pn / ee 42. 2032 MeLendon Avenue, He BE. Atlanta, Georgia 30307 February 2, 1967 Mrs. Tina Clouse Breyton 410 Fairmount Avorue Oakland, California 9611. Deur lirs. Brayton: First, an explanation: I on Henry W. Adons, and I sent in ny inquiry to the Gon. IIclner (on the Chonbers fawtly) in uy wif's name because the subscription is in her nane--not that it matters, I suppose. The Chambers line is mine, not hers. . ilext, I took one glanco at tho sheets you oneckosed and tossed the letter aside, thinking thxkx, as I still think, that data sheets made up on the basis of queries in. tae Jigknog wlth tho notrtlon Adans rees, is hardly a badis for coniidenee. Then the "after Christmas rush" vas folloved by a protrac*cd cold that delayed ny more careful consider= ation. after reading your matorial nore carefully, I thought that surely you must have some way of distinguisiing betreon quories such as I sent in ta the Telpes and factual evidence end proof. One iten that you sent ne, if there is proof to bact: 1%, sould alone be worth the $3 annual fco. Without proof it is worth nothing--unloss as a clue foi further re= search, I have been researciing ny ova femily for soiie years, part tine and an now retired on a very modest income :Ath more tine than money. I have followed enouch fruiticss leads and have attenpted (sonetines with success and sometines in vain) to prove things that are tantclizingly elusive so thot I an not going to accept the Mrst thing preccated to ng and often presented as gospels : I think the idea of a Gcnealory Cicazine ilouse is excellent. The poop sheet you sent ne indicates an mibitious prograd, perhaps too ambitious. It implies a considerable library, with corroctions on file for many volunes-~Lar:;o enough for a printed catalog?--and endless files full of shects on nuaberless families. Do you nak@ a _attenpt to break dowm information fmmecommPiies fron published frenc~ alogies for your file? Do you ovaluate "corrections" that > other people send in? ; . Just this week we received with our copy of thd Journal of jlo Caroling Geneslo~y (folded in it) loose Sheets and ads of .the Pedigree Referral Service of tho - LattereDay Saints, shects which are modeled on your om with sone additions (apparently), since their beginning postdates your owe Wo aro considering joining both their service and yours. Thoy are cortainly an extensive opcra= tion, which ve are constantly runnfng into with friendly cooperatione An Adans (no rolationsiip) in the Far West | Was sO appreciative of ny help on his Adanses, who stexried from Georgia, that he thought I must be an LDS (as I on not); ho needed more evidences Are your ty organizations in any vay related? 3 oad f you do collect an extonsive gene library, I wonder if you have the following books, I oun most of tha: (exccoptiony indicated) and vould be glad to sunply some corrections closely related to ny lines. oe : * Pe 2 McPherson: Brotherhood of ifn (photocopy of typescript, foolscap size) Adons, Reid, end others. Many mistakes end omissions ..,. 2n@ oleombes: Uoition DudlLeors (a rathor nassive printed voluje. Koide I do not own this one. Harrison: Settlers bs the Lone Grey Troil (Another big printed volwio, Roc.inghe, Rockbridge, and other counties from old Augusta Coes Va.) lost complete study of several ilarrison families fl l:novw. Tiood: Zhe Tunis Hood Fails. (A rather recent printed book connfcting lioodd With. Uarrisons and trac§nzg then back to Dutch Il, Y..to Denisa ahd Dutch orivcins. Though there are errors, this book was made to order for ny faiily from ay great- Erundtatuc? Absalom Adcns on doune I bought several copics for rolctiyes who have becn interscted in my researcics; and for thes and for otners I heard had heucht the book I sent a nege of corrections cond edditions for cnc paze, showings our fanily ties on to the lines therein. LSoth icod and .uiarri-~ Soa pooi:s suéy connections with Ae Idacoln.) fomp ins’. Roc::brid=s County, Vip-inia (A crace-~ Susy COncietly Dock. Teac. pac. tO the cardi st sottlezent) tly lines: ticDovell, Reid, Woods. . ; Lo — uOw to come Deck to the cubject cof my ortcinel incuiry in the Holmer: the Chembers fanily. The Jicnry Chon~ etweie bers signs with Jennet Chonbers-she matics her sarieen coed to their son Robert. (dated Jane.5; 1767); then tlonzy Chon= ers, Senior, cccds land to lenry, Junior, but Jonnet does not sign (date Nov. 4, 1781), fron wiigh I eonciuded that she had died before that date. Now comes confirtation fron Baker records (through you) that she cicd 25 dune 1761. I ave found no will of this ienry and Jeanett. fnonc ner naiex salies I find Janet (dau. of Artaur Chanbers, son of lonry-Jen'3 left a bequest in will of David\Board, 1785: and Jennet and Elizabeth and Mary, daushters of lizabeth’ (cheabors Steel, so spelled in her wil Bebe 10, 1791. She had carried (2) Robert Gillespie; Jeanie end Jency are other ecortion variants, I find that linian Stecle and Dlizaboth Chenbers zot 2 license to marry Glenry Chanbors, bondsman) tlerch 12, 1770, which fits perfectly the date of merriage ‘arch 15 in Delzor reese. | A thing that troubles no mildly is that in other records the mane appears as Willian Stecle, including «ill of Robort Stecle, love 6, 1761. Honry Chambers is nccued oxecutor of this wll, but resigns in favor of Robert's wife Joone Fron this I infer that Robert was the fathor and that this son was Willien 'Unian (inion iillien) or that IMnien vas nise takenly transcribed Willian by the clerics Se low though ilenry Chanbers, Senior, did not, tdny knovlodge, make a will, iimury died £793. ‘lenry Chaabers’ the younger did. ile got- a License to-narry Agness elonry, bonds= man John licHonry, May 11, 1775. ile nade his will sont. 35 1602. I have photocopies of docds and wills of Cheporses referred to akove,. ilenry Chiviborsy, Junior, Ls most obli::i i, fie names his brothers Arthur, Robert, and Janes end tg md tis : s ’ Pe 3 “ a sisters Ann Robinson, Jane Wart, Catherine Reid (my greate greategreat grandiother), and Elizabeth Stecle, ond his Sons David, Joseph, and Haaell, (Wi11, Henry Chonbors, iredell Cosy ile Care, Look 2, De 3253 Conteaporary (roughly) with ienry Chonbers, Son= jor, is Nasaell Chanborse=-2nd apnarcatly 2 Robert and a Mazy in Rovan Co. I'cn not especially cencerned with timese except_as they or their descendants nicht supply links with Pounsylvania ov Virzini anong our ancestors. The nanes Maxwell, lonry, Robert, and Josezh sec to run down soveral geherafions in every branch. Of iaxvell Chonbers the indi- catiows are that he was a voalthy merchant in Salisbury. Henry, Srey Nanes a ton Maxell, ancthar Nonry, @2.3 line well, Sr., names one licnry, onovner Maxwell, Ire; Joseph, So of ilonry, Sr., ned a son ilaxcvoll, and cicd soon; Robert, son of iicnvy, Sr., went to Gaey named sons lenry, Josep, eoug iescll. This arcues close relation of sIenryy Ste, enc Martell, Sre, but hoy closce=brothors, cou A willo? ‘ler? Chanbers, Cuibertent €Co., ! Carey nade 2769 (Chiidzen: Robert, -fonry, Naw) montions “ay fricnd(s) Mo:arcll Chonbors of Sclistury, e « « «” Friend less lillcly brath23 tHouch used for Ue relitives sonctinés, "§00 frou will of fathor in Penna," The Vorth Carolaan lull of 1 .S.0ry cr Archives Y o a ° < s . s . ae ~ Or whatever they call it, added voac ierrelh Cimsborss Sie (?) business novers wiieh nention (170% lion>y Ch oy ! ss No; 1.70201595) ¥ Chanbers Ninian Stecl Josenhn Brevard, 2n fori and vavid lispeot. ted that the iLcbets and Peel were rolated by mar tage to Marzi? ‘Learn through you that.it we e Williin “Tonys tree VE bot ino ied I had suspee sary Craivars Res—anowwvhose dauchteor she vay, (dau. of Secare : Jethro Rumple in his-lUstory of Tove ilorth Carolinas PDpe 226-227, cives seve 7 mason? =... "Beneath the lectura rocx o Church in Salistmry therreaze ton prev: nine of the Covered with marble slabs, cn2 one by a. head~ stones « « « eee a 1. Willian losbit, 240d Nov. 27, 1799, aged 64 yrs. 2e and 36 : Ses as 4. David i. Tesbit. . . clea Oct. 19, 1911, azed 25 yrs. Dey Gey 7e 8.Troy, Calducll, Daviess’ - 9- Cathorine 3. Chanbors, consort of Mare Charibors, and date of Matt and Jane Troy, disd “ov. 27s _ 1852, azcd 67 yrs. 7 nose, ard 3 dayse 10. iezrell Ch-nbers,; Giod Tob. 7, 155, a2cd 75 years, 1 nonth, and 14 days (b. 1700) With some assurance I con state that the iasarell Chanbers above is the son of Joseph Chanbers, who was thre Son of lenny Chonbors, Sre, and Jennet (Jzne). Now I will prepare a Chanbors Ecke sheet, to renlace the one you sent to me, for wich this tter (anone other things) gives the factual sources. The sission fron the sheet itsolf secens to me the greatest wea.ness W your syston. If you cen supply to me the sources of infurmation for WPS. We E. Baker reese! I should fool anply repoid. At this point I was gcing to say? Assure me that you can supply the proof for the Beer PGUSs, ond I‘wil? sic trea adh the three dollars. l'ow: I-enclose a ciccit, fours, ‘lenry We sau ’ Issue: How many ch'n. ? Qo Henry Chambers B. 13 July 1708 Penna, Elizabeth Chambers Be 6 March 1748 De 26 Oct. 1783 D. 26 Jan. 1810 Iredell Co., N.C, Md, 15 March 1770 Rowan Co., N.C. (Adams recs.) Ninian (2) Steel(e) GeVe B. 2h or 27 Dec, 1738 Chester Co., Pa. D. 30 Dec, 1813 Statesville, N. C, (Mrs. W. E. Baker recs, ) other ch! n. 272? Abt. 175 moved to Iredell Co.,N.C,. Md, 1h Nov. 1735 Where? Jennet ( Adams recs,) Jane Futhey ( Baker recs.) B. 1715 Where? D. 25 June 1781 Tredell Co., N. Ceo f 0 Gen, Help, A7 Mrs. Henry W. Adams, 2032 Mc Lendon Ave, NE, Atlanta, Ga. 30307 (Jan, 1967) Please add anything you can to this family record & then return for the Library. _ January 12, 196s Mr. T. E. Swann Route 1, Box 147 Statesville, N. C. 28677 Dear Mr. Swann: I recently borrowed a Chamoers History by William D. Chambers from a Mrs. Chamoerg of Johnson City, Tenn., througn . her gon in Atlanta. Notning in tne poak ties her husband's Chanm- vers line to anybody in tne boon, ana tne same is almost true of my Henry Chambers line, tue exception veing tne two suots (four pages) I am sending to you. The only reason I send the pages to you is t..at p. 132 shows t..e Artnur Chambers children. You nave asked me more tnan once if I knew anytning of his cuildren ana I dian't.. I d@ not know whether you uad a persona. interest , or were just ask@$mg in behalf of someone else. The Henry A. Cham ~ ergs wno contributed these notes says on p.- 130, "I am getting , old. . .« -"” and since tne book was printed in 1925, I doubt tnat he is still living. You will note that ne gives dates:for the Cuildren of the elder Henry and (as we know) Jane Futney. The dates of Henry and Jennet we nave from tue Fourtnh.Creek -urying » Ground in Statesville(@17o62 and 17s1). Son Henry, b. 1750, died on "Farmville" place in 1817; Arthur, b. 1753, died in Iredell Ca., in 1519, AND SO ON. I want to make out a family cnaft, placing in pogition.on it and suppiying such dates as I have, of Henry ana Jennet and tneir descendants. But the@e are stiil several puzziing probiems. If | tnis book is rignt, tue Henry(b.. 1750) died on Farmville place 1B17. Yet I have a photocopy of nis will dated Sept. 3, 1802, and nawing brothers and sisters as named in his fatne:'s will, 1781 (proved 1796). I have no proving date of tne 1002 will, but he names "friend Robert Steele" as guardian "for my two sons Joseph and Maxwell." Maybe he thought he was going to die and then lived on till 1817. The more I write tue moré I seem to get nowhere. I hope the Xeroxed pages enclosed wiil be of interest to you.. This book centers: its interest in Indiana and starts rather vaguely witn four brotners wid came into Pennsylvania. The rela- tionship is conjectural, and tne eariy Henry is conjectured to be a cousin of tnese four but is ruled out as a fifth brotner because his birtn year is tne same as one of tue orothers\ ana would appar- entiy spoli t..e magic number of four by making FIVE protners. That, seems ta ve a specimen oi tne logic used in figuring most of the relationsuips.. This "Uncle Henry" was assumed to have come to North Carolina with four nephews, wuo came. to different parts of the state, and from his vast knowledye of land values advised them about whee to go. The part I send to you, by Henry A. Chambers of Chattanooga, is avout tne most definite part of the book, and tnis part, as you can see,’is disappointingly limited, tnougn‘it does add a lit‘le to our knowledge of tne Iredell folk. I call to your attention tuat Three of Henry and Jennet's sams nawed a son Maxwell, though ali of vthem were too young to be tne Maxwell Cham— - bers whose will (1809) I have record of witn ten or eleven cuildren. Well the part I hopedmmigut be of interest to you is the, Pert tumt gives Arthur's cnilaren. ky vest to you for the New Year! rhe... “7 dat Ce de hc Henry Chambers Be 13 July 1708 ; Penna. Gancasite a : (Sartre) De 26 Oct. 1783 Iredell Coe, Rowan Coe, | Ne Cy Parents: Abte 175% moved iiown”: made lredel) Cos, Aird Pe thw €-a “/e x é Coe, DP are ile Ue 1788 Mie 14 Nov Where? 1735 Yonra Leer ges fo, MA, (Swann) Jenret (Adans recs.) Jane Futhey (Baker recs.) J Be 1715 Where? De 25 June L701 Rowan (now Iredell) Co., Ne C. varentss: AGoams rocSet Will, len e C. (Adams recs,): Chambers Issues 8 children (order cf birth not !:now) « Arthur Chanbers B. DB. bef, Aug. 275 Mde May 9; 1776, Ruth Woods - 1791, Rowen, I, Rowan Coe, | ienry Chambers - Be D. will rity a 1802, Iredell Co de May Lag & 75 Rovan Cae, Ie Ce Acness (iene) Meilenry ° Robert Chambers B. D, 8 Mae Jane Lb, 51768," Rowan, Gde, le Ov» a? Janes (Jean) latey( Sraley) 10, 1776, I Rowan Cacy | C Lottice “oya —(Tney wont te ‘aacoel: Teles Coes Gas) e vanes Chaabers 1 OGt, 15, 1255 De will, at 1a 1733 . 1¢ 180%) Ade Mece 27 , 4, Rot: <A Oey Tee, Marge we 10x OY awk For a. * e Ann th rb Ts UC B ; “*@ : D, } Md Rob2.nson Catherine Chamber eo ee De = sige vay 285 17675. Rovan Coss NeCog George Reld: = os Eli zabeth Gpenbers . Be March. 6,5 De. Jalle 265 ; 10 Md. (1) March 15, 7s Rowan Cos, i Minten, 3 ' $ ——— Robert—Gilles phe * dane Chambers Be De ite gRowan Cos, ; fart ~ tote dell Coe, ool ey De ey Ired=”. Here is an : : £2982 IBD °N ‘elt Tasequas ZT X0g *T oqnoy UUBLIS "HF *7 * Ii A) ja vf Oh. 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FP Fea a3 sail, 6. soar /Yx~+e1 Ly Le lb, gee tee gto attrthed Cetijrus- * (p+ tt tt {oa > thiiadboce S ‘Nie Cha bi sa : on Le aca. 35- 7 mod “F (S¢ : ; aay £d. Geter bbe : 17456 ~/EIL4K Vito — av Corl. tL fad - Elza bbe = — 7 Gir; dan 4 hy lye ply eae ® {9350 Coes, Elven sy -— Q. Shaeey : (atle st a Jak ces Viécor . de acco 10404 Montrose Avenue, Ant, 201 Bethesda, Maryland 2001) April 15, 1967 i, T,. 5. Swann : Route 1, Box 17 Statesville, N. Car, 28677 Dear Mr,_Swann: ; I at last received from the office of the Regis- he will of Henry Chambers (1781) exactly as ds you gave the reference to me, It was duly Proven in court by Agness Chambers, wife of Henry Chafbers (will, 1502) "recorded in the Clerk's office" February. — Sessions 1796, It was in Book B, p. 00 office of Regist¥er of Deeds and cebtified by L. L. Nesbit. It was a very good cony. So this is the end of one more step in a long search, I wish to express again my appreciation to you for the exact reference, without which I might never have found it. “ven with it I had begun to have some doubts, | Your notes were very accurate (after you got James Chambers added to the list of Henry's sons). I do not tink I can go much further, short of research in Pennsylmania,. I am still intricued with the possibility an earlier will of Henry Chambers in Cumberland County, from which Rowan was taken, may turn out to be an earlier will of the same Henry Chambers, I conied it but amwiot sure of the sigmature, If T can get to Raleigh on this trip, with this will inrmy possession, I can compare the original signatures of the " two wills, The early wil: shows a daughter Mary, but she may have died, As I think I wrote jou before, he refers to "my friend Maxwell Chambers of Salisbury,"and to his father's will in Pennsylvania, I have a relative in Nebraska descended from my great-great uncle Nathaniel Adams and his wife Mary Stedl wno was born in South Carolina, I want to find out if any of the Steels from Pa, or Ny Car, went to S. Car, This is not a very strong interest, but I would like to do her a favor, since she got me a copy of a page from a Bible which contained names and birthdates of all the children of my ereatecreat grandfather William Adams, from Va., Tenn.,and perhaps S, Car, ee re . / If I can get through Salisbury and Statesville, I want to see a great many graveyards and , if possible, clear up the rélationshins of the Chambers, McHenrys, Steels, liesbits, “eids, et al. Again many thanks, Yours, | hg cic h 3 hoses Henry W. Adams — = sas a at ‘ pr Si | & ber ee Aa: * ar rp i P 1 Creat £ Coty Qa Leb] ne Fos" he Lvel, )/a&er A A 2 poe A. | ore Motel, oe ieee 59 oe me any Meeahe ys, tee 2S inf 2 te Meal tower dac _ 2 c i See deel co a] 7 ie. ry el 5 KA Odd ode... Th Se. C ort. bccn 4 gr ype vbr 1790 J J fo bg ee 2- S43 —/ 1-O82- 3 , Jb Bs - Dre dil? — ~—o\,. « cs lai fot C4. Br bmanaf . ame Oe L fare 17. IIh2A. hhe-wr, w-. Liber A LOs2. MR darohe~ Pike We Litla«h% £ 2 FoF&7- % crt. 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Se | - me ae POL, And Curt, Nie l . oefe, £ rape BEL Pe | oe bbs et = oa Lue 6 Tomi, Agiica eGR OSA d, pda t- Ky “el fank iM” atte ok el hhiks Cr +t he sled E, } Z:, S70 = CL, nt L4.~ _= ped... Lat : owe esa tena f? ante > Cn“ pat Bans Boat af A BE aan ae a a | Leh é Pleas de eey a . bie He | ; | its ' Tina? — ae Go “4 eo Cir ef [ ee /¢ Zo — caer N1€ }rnret aM J. 96 & - Geiff heft, r= /TCh Heng pblcls CA fen (“ er ce Rag = gies all Ce (il fig tercetowse CW ro, €: . — li Ze ee & Cero hak ; ae ws hoe Cask coe 25°22 — % Qt yeetlrtl, # tae < PRR OR OOM , dvd. oy ‘ae oe a” t ha i a de my. B-ereate eee. Lha ‘x od, Jecclt deals .. dew Ceti wf F jt 1 '2 AT. Kat | -* 2032 McLendon Avenue, N. E. Atlanta, Georgia 30307 February 15, 1967 Mm Tt Ee Swann Route 1, Box 147 Statesville, N. Car. 28677 Dear Mr. Swann: I enclose photocopy of a letter I wrote in reply to a Mrse Brayton (whose hame had recently been Mrs, Clouse), who purports to operate a Genealogy Clearing House in Oakland, Calif. This is the easiest way to give you some of the infor- — . mation I have. I also enclose copy of a genealogical sheet on Henry Chambers=Janet Futhey made out afcording to her direc e I add in ink facts included in your letter and not given Kear’ ier letter to me, facts (or clues) that give me something to work one I will add some specific answers to things not in the scope of this page but menti@med in your letter. Mrs. B. , gave on the page she sent me under children only Elizabeth, m . Ninian Steele. All the others I give are mentioned in the will ~ of Henry Chambers Junior (Will, Iredell Go.,. Sept. 3, 1802). - 1 copied from recorés in Raleigh the marriages I give for Henry's brothers and sisters including my direct ancestors Catherine Chambers-George ReidtReed). I have much information about the Reids, who lived in th e Third and Fogrth Creek Area. My George _ was the son of Alexander Reed (as he signs it), Will Rowan, 1775. © I have a certified ow. 6. the family Bible page giving the birth dates of all the r-children, of whom Henry Martin Reid . (married Edie Harrison) is my direct line, Nearly all these children came to Georgia before 1800. I have these Reids traced back through Virginia (where I add several lines: Wallace, Cam- bell, McClung, Harrison, Hood,. etc.) back to Lancaster County, 7 Pa., where I have a shot of a plat of: kand bought be Alexr. Refid. It is an odd circumstance (which you add) that Henry Chambers, Sr., was born in Lancaster Coe, Pa, I think it is significant, | I have a memo of the will of Robert Steele, made Aug. 10, 1781, Rowan Co.(before Iredell was formed)—~1 do not have date probated--that mentions wife Jean and sons Henry, Rohert, Samu and James. His Executors: Henrg Chambers, Jr, and Robert's wife Jean. If my memory is good on the point I also have a note somewhere that Henry resigned in favor of Jean. From the 1780's a Ninian Steele was active in business with Maxwell Chambers in Salisbury. My present theory is that ~ he was a brother of Robert of above will. Also my theory is that Henry Chambers (Jennet) had a brother Maxwell as well as a son Maxwell and that most of the Chamberses not mentioned’in will of Henry Chambers, Jr., were from Mawwell, Sr. At any rate of Henry Chambers, Sr.'s sons, Robert named sons Henry, Joseph, Maxwell (to Ga.e), Maxwell named sons Henry and Maxwell, and Joseph (not mentioned in Henry, Jr.'s will as a brother because*he had al- ready died) named his only son Maxwell(m, 1836 Cathérine Troy). ~ Among the children of Maxwell Chambers, Will 1809, Book G, pe 533, are mentioned (among others) Joesph; Henry, and Maxwell. The point I am arguing is a very close relationship between the Henry and Maxwell Chambers familfes,. cs I have another note, Nearly all these notes are taken Py 2 from the McCubbin notes on microfilm at the State Library at Raleigh, where they ‘are very crudely indexed. I understand that they wer@ made from the originals in the library at Salisbury and that there is also a copy in a library in southern Virginic. Of these things I am not sure. At Raleigh they were very proud of having been permitted to make copy. I found amang them an old-fashioned family tree of the - Knox Family, from which I got my information that Margaret Knox married James Chambers, with a Marginal note that he was son of Henry Chambers born in Pac, with date of birth given (and death year). fe i later wrote’ to Mrse Margaret Prive to ask for a print of that "tree" but she said they never allowed copies except for nptes made by. 7am people who came there. I did go by later and copied the "tree" as completely as I could. If you are interested I could make -_ a Xerox copy for 6¢ of my — COPY. serve eaee in The ournal of N. Car. Genealogy, De 9 March 1962, that the ~~ State Library had accessioned TH8 Knox Fantly ee « John lnoxt of Rowan Co., Ne C., by Hattie S. Goodman, 1905. I suppose they would have that in the library at Salisbury and perhaps in Statesville. At least the McCubbins inearly always cited the pecord book by volume and page. Through their reference I was able to send.and get a phogocopy of the Henry Chambers will (1502). | “© From their notes I quote again: "Maxwell Chambers & ! John Braley are securities for Mrs. Elizabeth Steele when she gets a license to keep an ordinary on Aug. 4, 1774.(She was the widow of William Steele buried at Thyatira--also of Robert — >. Gillespie buried close bye) He and Matthew Troy were coexecutors for the estate of William Steele with the widow, on May by. 1774," At the time I took this note I did/not know that I had any family relationship with the Steeles. It was Maxwell Chambers I was then interested in. I even thought he was my ancestor, Since established as Henry. I do not remember whether there fol-= lowed an abstract of the William Steele will or not..Now I wish I had taken it. Someday I may send for a photocopy to\try. to find out whether this William is the father of our Ninian, etc. Another note: “Feb. 5, 1790, Maxwell Chambers & William Nesbett are appointed guardians of Maxwell Chambers, orphan-of Joseph Chambers, who entered into bond with John Tate. . . o# — is apparent now that I was in error on the Gene sheet in assigning a second husband to our Elizabeth Chambers | Steele, wife of Ninian. It was this earlier Elizabeth Steele, "Our" £14 zabeth Ninian Steele I suppose is buried at Statesvilie,. incidentally I did not know that Henry Chambers, Senior, pas buried in Statesville~-along with Janet? incidentally I glso have no record of Henry Chambers’ land purchase as early}as 1752. You write:"Joseph Chambers 1758=1784 married Mary Fulton." Do you have date of marriage? He may be the brother of fienry Chambers, Jr., unmentioned in the will (1802) because he had been long dead. I have record of another Joseph Chambers who married Mary Campbell Sept. 14, 1778. - Referring to page .3 of the enclosed letter to Mrs, Bray~ ton, re ten graves under lecture room of Pres. Church.vat Salisbury, I supply info on graves 2, and 3. * | ee Adelaide Fulton, d. 2 weeks of age, dau. John\¢ 3- Mary Fulton d. Jan. 55 1806, age 45 years a, She was first mde to Joseph Chambers, by whom she had one child Maxwell Chambers be She was next md. to William Nesbit and had two children: David M. and Rebecca M. Jesbit, Ce She again md. John Fulton & had one ch. Adelai.e. < = ~ fi Mary Ful, Pe 3 f a € s(t" : 5a a » in 65th\year of Umitted also (6. 7. ees % of:hone De Fe Caleveii, 1, Nov. 20, 1855 her age@e I wonder what Mary Fulton's maiden name was. seuad ehe have been e Grembewed I suspect she was the Mary Campbell mentioned above as md. to Jos. Chambers 1778 1‘ ¢ 4. /7 : In the Journal of Ne Care Genealogy, Fall, 1964, is a list of members of the Fourth Creek Presbyterian éhurch. Also + the contributor, Miss Minnie McWhorter, says a copy of a map , showing the location of members is hanging in the Statesville library. In the McCubbin Papers I saw the list and the map. I ee ssuspect you have seen it. I hope someday to make a copy of it,, One place or another. oe Another quote from McCubbin: The will of David Beard/ made Sept 26, 1785, Book By, pe 51, Rowan Co. speaks of land on Fourth Creek, a graveyard bo be kept up; Arthur Chambers' wi and children Jane$ and Sarah; John Scott's. daughter Mary; ert Chambers and son David; Henry Chambers arid wife; James Chambers; Jennet, Mary & Elizabeth Steel; Jane Steel; John Beatty; Jdne, David &« Thomas Baird & John Ham. The Executors are Arthur 4nd James Chambers, Witness§s: Alexander Wilson, James Wilson, Jr., & Ninion Steel, My wife has several families in that area, dating bac: to the time we are dealing with--or earlier--and I believe she is planning to write (and enclose) something about them. What do you plan to do with the family information you collect--or is it just local history? Do you ‘think of publish= ing any of it? You did not say, though I thoughtfyou inferred, that you are related to the Chambers®Steele axis. My interest is almost entirely family. 1 have a crude and incomplete fan chart, and lineal charts running back as far as I have been able to trace theme They include (on my fathergs side) names like Adams®Pallard, A@a@ms-Reid(Reed), Reid-Harrison, Reid-Chambers, ChamberseFuthy, Harrison-Hood (here we run into several lines in the Valley of Virginia)--so far these have been husband-wife combinations; now Ijust add names at random: McDowell, Wood Campbell, McClung, Herrin(g), Wauchope(Warsop, Wardhop), Wri cht. I am sure I have not remembered half the ones I have in my notes. and charts. To learn of one more--Futhy-<as I have since the first of the year gives me a bi chagge; then to learn where Henry Chambers was born (county) and where buried (Statesville) and where married (Prince Georges Co., Md.) is just frosting On the cakee I think I have a memo somewhere--I do not lay my ens on it at th e moment-=that the Steeles came from Chester Oey ae i was much more pleased to hear from you than from the Genealogical Clearing House, though the good lady did add a name and a date or two, for which I still await the proof. Some of her things sound like info from a tombstone; one might be from a family bible. I like to’ collect pictures of tombstones and Pages from family bibles and pictures. of wills in any of my direct lines. Anyway, I was delighted to hear from you and Will gladly provide any reference or proof in my possession. Yours cordially, Ales phlei “rs. Brayton mentioned Mrs, He We A W. Ee Baker as source of info ory coms about Jane Futh(e)y. 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