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Karen Rhodes and Angela Dawn Herr are now friends Mar 30, 2011

Teresa Treadway replied to Karen Rhodes's discussion 'Nave family, Carter County' in the group East Tennessee Genealogy

Yes, we did see the Tim Mcgraw episode. If they had followed one of his other lines, they would have came to Carter County. Yes, I am on Ancestry. (The Mann Family Tree) There, you will find a lot of the Nave/Bowers connections to Carter County. My…

Mar 28, 2011

Linda Paxton replied to Karen Rhodes's discussion 'Nave family, Carter County' in the group East Tennessee Genealogy

I still have not found where Joseph came from, but I'm still looking. Do you have the picture of Valentine and Abigail scanned that you could send me. I would be so very much appreciated. I have a family tree at…

Mar 27, 2011

Teresa Treadway replied to Karen Rhodes's discussion 'Nave family, Carter County' in the group East Tennessee Genealogy

This is my relationship to John Teter Nave. John T Nave (1829 - 1888) is your 1st cousin 5x removed Jemima STOVER (1798 - 1876) Mother of John T Daniel STOVER (1775 - 1849) Father of Jemima MARY LINCOLN STOVER (1797 -…

Mar 25, 2011

Teresa Treadway replied to Karen Rhodes's discussion 'Nave family, Carter County' in the group East Tennessee Genealogy

I don't know if you have found anything since you have posted this. I have a copy of a photo with Valentine Bowers and Abigail Buck in it along with several other members of the Watauga Valley Baptist Church that was in the Hunter area of…

Mar 25, 2011

Karen Rhodes replied to Karen Rhodes's discussion 'Nave family, Carter County' in the group East Tennessee Genealogy

It wasn't John Teter Bowers Nave who married Elizabeth Taylor, it was his son Teter Nave. They married in Carter County 17 August 1879 (Carter County marriage licenses, Roll 61, Book: Feb. 1876-Dec. 1886, page 305, Tennessee State Library and…

Mar 7, 2010

L.Elliott replied to Karen Rhodes's discussion 'Nave family, Carter County' in the group East Tennessee Genealogy

I was born and raised in Cater County, East Tennessee. My paternal grandparents and many aunts, uncles and cousins still live there. My grandmother is Ruth Emaline Nave Elliott. - daughter of George Nave and Mary Bowers - grandaughter of William…

Mar 7, 2010

Linda Paxton replied to Karen Rhodes's discussion 'Nave family, Carter County' in the group East Tennessee Genealogy

I am researching the Valentine Bowers and Abigail Buck line. Their daughter Lavisa married Joseph Paxton at Carter County, Tn and then relocated to Missouri living in an around Worth and Gentry County Their son John Nave Paxton, was the great…

Jan 18, 2010

Karen Rhodes replied to Sue McCormick's discussion 'Maps for Use with the Census' in the group Census Records Around the World & Everything About Them

There is a book called Map Guide to the US Federal Census (or such like; I don't own a copy yet, and I'm depending on memory) by Thorndale and Dollarhide. It has maps keyed to every US census from 1790 to (I think) 1920. Don't know if…

Sep 2, 2009

Karen Rhodes left a comment for Frankie McGraw-Nicol

I've seen the ancestry information. Family lore -- including my late uncle Jack Packard and probably his siblings from whom some of the other researchers/posters are descended -- said Hamilton, Vermont, too, but I have no evidence that he or…

Aug 27, 2009

Frankie McGraw-Nicol left a comment for Karen Rhodes

Oscar Packard - did you look at this family tree posted on Ancestry? http://trees.ancestry.ca/tree/9182437/person/-841563370?ssrc= This person lists Oscar's birthplace as Hamilton, Vermont - I didn't even think there was a place called…

Aug 27, 2009

Anne replied to Karen Rhodes's discussion 'Where are (or were) your Nave ancestors and relations?' in the group NAVE surname

My Nave/Naves ancestors are a bit of a mystery. My earliest Naves (they used the names Nave and Naves interchangably) is Thomas Naves (b. 1823 somewhere in Kentucky; d. 5 Jun 1866 Louisville, Jefferson, Kentucky) He shows up in the 1850 census in…

Aug 24, 2009

Where are (or were) your Nave ancestors and relations?

My Nave ancestors hailed from East Tennessee (and, as we know, farther back all the way to Switzerland). But Tennessee became their stomping grounds, and for my line, also Indiana.John T. B. Nave was my great-great grandfather, and his son Teter "Tete" Nave was my great-grandfather. Teter Nave was born in Tennessee and died in Logansport, Cass County, Indiana, in 1909. From all I have been able to gather so far, Teter Nave and his wife Elizabeth "Lizzie" Taylor had only one child, a daughter…See More

Karen Rhodes added a discussion to the group NAVE surname Aug 24, 2009

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NAVE surname

Dedicated to the Surnames Nave, Naves, Neff, and all variations thereof.

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Thanks! I'll join the group.

Aug 24, 2009

Anne left a comment for Karen Rhodes

Hi Karen! I noticed you are researching NAVE. I am also. I just started a group (hopefully it will grow). Anne

Aug 24, 2009

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What surnames are you interested in researching?: Packard, Reed, Reynolds, Nave, McKee, LeSourd/LeSueur, Marshall, Rhodes

What countries and other locations are you interested in researching?: Illinois, Indiana, Massachusetts, Quebec, Suffolk

What is your level of genealogy knowledge?: Professional Genealogist

If you are a genealogy expert, what are your specialties?: I never claim to be an expert. My father-in-law's definition of "expert" is: "Ex" is a has-been, and a "spurt" is a drip under pressure.

However, I am a genealogical speaker and writer.

For what reason did you start genealogy research?: Curiosity

Do you have a genealogy website or blog?: http://karenaboutgenealogy.blogspot.com

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At 9:51pm on August 26, 2009, Frankie McGraw-Nicol said…: Oscar Packard - did you look at this family tree posted on Ancestry?
http://trees.ancestry.ca/tree/9182437/person/-841563370?ssrc=

This person lists Oscar's birthplace as Hamilton, Vermont - I didn't even think there was a place called Hamilton in VT....anyway, if you haven't seen this tree, it's worth having a look.

At 8:19am on August 24, 2009, Anne said…: Hi Karen!

I noticed you are researching NAVE. I am also. I just started a group (hopefully it will grow).

Anne

At 3:23pm on August 18, 2009, GeneJ said…: Before we get too busy, do so want to thank you for being a part of Most Wanted!

At 3:21pm on August 18, 2009, GeneJ said…: Unlike FamilySearch.org, at FamilySearch Labs, you can do a surname only search!

At 2:47pm on August 18, 2009, GeneJ said…: Thank you.
If she died in Ohio, then she is in that Ohio Deaths database, somehow mis-transcribed.

At 1:57pm on August 18, 2009, GeneJ said…: I thought it was odd that I couldn't find a certificate for Ida. (...It was the reason I asked if we had exchanged notes about her death date.)
Does your cemetery photograph provide a date of death?
At one point, I decided she must have died at Florida, but I didn't find an entry for her name in the Florida Death Index.

At 9:26am on August 18, 2009, GeneJ said…: Hi Karen:

My note was a little criptic. Here's the link for FamilySearch Labs. It reports the results of a HUGE indexing and digitization effort! (FamilySearch Indexing.)
At Labs home page, click on Record Search, then on the USA in the map. From those records, scroll down to Ohio Deaths. I've attached a copy, but the presumably higher resolution image at the site might be easier to read. Noticed the village Lattasville was written in and then crossed out. --GJ

Shuster, Andrew 1930 1992281_1254.pdf

At 9:14pm on August 17, 2009, Sherry Hightower said…

At 8:40pm on August 17, 2009, GeneJ said…: What great line!

At 5:18pm on August 17, 2009, GeneJ said…: Hi Karen:
In my posting here,
I should not have called out the HOH, Elizabeth, as "Martin's mother," since that genealogical fact hasn't been proven. Sorry--GJ