Trish "Landes" Outlaw - 10/17/00 05:38:47
My Email:pjoutlaw@nwol.net
Your favorite geneology web page: My Family.com
When did you start your research: 1978

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My daddy was Jesse Lee Landes, and his mother was Mary Jane Barbee who married Newton Clark "Doc" Landes, my grandpa. My daddy, Jesse died with a heart attack Oct. 1978. He had started doing a lot of family research just a few years before his death. I took up with all of his material, and research work after his death. I am now working on the Barbee side and could use any information of the early grandparents as far as anyone can go back to.

Daphne Barbee - 08/12/00 06:10:39
My Email:DBarbeewoo@aol.com

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Good.

Eddy D. King - 08/11/00 07:57:34
My Email:azibak@hotmail.com
Your favorite geneology web page: rootsweb
When did you start your research: 1970

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I have a double dose of Barbees in my line! I am descended from both Rose Barbee and Christopher "Kit" Barbee, children of John Barbee and Ann Miller. Always glad to hear from Barbee cousins.

Dave Barbee - 07/27/00 02:01:19
My Email:Dbarbee757@aol.com
Your favorite geneology web page: GenForum
When did you start your research: 1995

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Filled in a great deal of info on my Matthew and Rebecca since last signing the guestbook. Information came from all Internet sites, court house records, family records, etc. After Matthew's death his family, widow included, moved to Missouri en masse it eems. Any one know anything about Marion County,TN. cemetaries, expecially near Battle Creek? Good luck to all in your searches. Dave-B

Dave Barbee - 06/12/00 07:39:15
My Email:Dbarbee757@aol.com
When did you start your research: 1994

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Been able to trace my Barbees from Missouri back to Tennesse even though a whole generation of children were scattered among non-Barbee family members due to the Civil War. Sites like yours have helped gather some of them up, but the search goes on. Any o e know of the Marion County, TN Barbees? Need information on Matthew and Rebecca to continue my search back through time. None of the William, Andrew, etc. connections work for Matthew.

Alisa Wuemling - 05/05/00 13:56:34
My Email:alisawuemling@htcomp.net
When did you start your research: 1995

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My grandmother was Ina Amelia Barbee. She had been tracing her family for years. She had a wealth of knowledge of the Barbee's in Hamilton CO.,Texas. I only wish she was still around to see all of this!

David Allen Barbee - 04/15/00 22:15:22
My Email:allenbarbee@hotmail.com
When did you start your research: 1987

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Linda Barbee DeWeese - 03/16/00 14:06:05
My Email:PlanoReb@aol.com

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Dorothy Kasten - 02/29/00 18:54:04
My Email:djkasten@aol.com
When did you start your research: A few years ago

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I am a descendant of Lameth Barbee of VA and IN. Although I haven't found much on my line, I have found all the info on the Barbee Family very interesting. Keep up the good work.

Lin Barbee Clark - 02/07/00 14:19:41
My URL:http://geocities.com/Heartland/Creek/7402.barbee.html
My Email:LinBClark
Your favorite geneology web page: http://www.familysearch.org
When did you start your research: 1980

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I am trying to connect James E. Barbee and his wife Sarah Martin to the Barbee's of North Carolina or Virginia. He is my "Brick Wall"

Sey Jones - 01/28/00 17:15:40
My Email:Stangsey@aol.com
Your favorite geneology web page: Cyndi's
When did you start your research: 1998

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Seek info re: Eliza Barbee b unknown place 1835 m Randolph Wilkerson. One know child, Elizabeth Price Wilkerson, b 1863Cow Skin Prairie, MO (SW MO near Pineville). Elizabeth married Benjamin Franklin True and raised their children in Benton Co., AR. Many of the chi dren migrated to OK near Oklahoma City. Elizabeth believed to be buried Blanchard, OK. Benjamin Franklin True believed to be buried Springfield, MO Their children: John "Jim", Cleo Emeline, Lula and Addie Marie I have lots of info from Elizabeth forward if you are interested. Thanks, Sey

Cliff Barbee - 01/22/00 16:23:23
My Email:mlpoi@vnet.net

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My grandfather Benjamin Clifton Barbee was the son of John N. Barbee (b11/15/1850 d 10/28/1897) and Elizabeth J. Moon (b2/21/1858 d2/26/1907). They were Quakers from the Cane Creek Meeting, Alamance County, NC who later moved to Burlington, Alamance Count , NC. Siblings were: Clarence D. b9/1877 Ernest V. b12/1879 Daisy J. b12/1882 Leroy C. b3/1884 Nora E. b2/1886 Mabel b9/1895 John N. b2/1888 * Lacy H. b7/1891 George W. b10/1896 Stella E. b3/1876 Elizabeth J Moon b 2/21/1858 was the daughter of Cornelius and Elizabeth Marshall Moon of Snow Camp, Alamance County, NC. John N. Barbee was born 11/15/1850 in Wake County, NC. He was the son of John Barbee. Siblings were: Anderson b1840 George Washington b1845 Orange County NC M1 Louisa V. E. McClain (McLean)1848-1878 dtr of George and Nancy Washburn McClain. M2 Nancy Emma Barbee 1863-1903 dtr of Henry and Nancy Washburn Barbee. Ruth Frances b1845 d1924 married George Albright (b1845 d1907) buried Bethel Methodist Church, Snow Camp. Ally ( Allie) b 1847 married Jones Bailiff (b4/3/1828 Chatham County, NC d 5/30/1909) buried Hinkle Creek Meeting, Nablesville, Indiana. Emma married Bivens (5 sons)lived in Hillsborough, Orange County, NC. Lula amrried Branson John's first wife was Lydia and second wife Martha b 1815 ? John was born 1815? I'm trying to find out who were John's parents. I believe he might link to the Study of the Barbee Families of Chatham, Orange,& Wake counties in NC by Shields, West, and Stone.

Lin Barbee Clark - 10/14/99 07:12:50
My URL:/Heartland/Creek/7402/barbee.html
My Email:LinBClark@AOL.com
Your favorite geneology web page: http://www.familysearch.org
When did you start your research: 1977

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James E. Barbee married to Sarah Martin in South Carolina. Known children Elijah Barbee b. 1801 and Sarah Martin Barbee b. 1799, in South Carolina. Sarah married Isaach Cannon and died in Tuscaloosa County Alabama. Elijah married Monica Poe and died i Lula, Coahoma County, Mississippi... I would love to have you visit my Web page...

Glenn Barbee - 10/10/99 02:00:46
My Email:barbeeg@hartcom.net

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Our roots are in Oakboro, Stanly County, NC. I haven't done much research, but my niece in Oakboro has given me a lot of data. Some key ancestors are John Barba, Allen Barbee, James Allen Barbee, & Reece Barbee.

david laro - 09/17/99 16:10:16
My Email:laro@idworld.net
Your favorite geneology web page: FTM has been great
When did you start your research: years ago, but not there yet!

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My Barbee line was only recently found, thanks to a serendipitous shot on the FTM website. This is being done quite well for the Barbee family and I am still learning about that side of my family.

Michael & Kai Rieger - 09/06/99 14:49:49
My Email:xcheckers@earthlink.net
When did you start your research: Aug 1999

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Kai is a direct decendent of the BARBEE family from Joseph Russell BARBEE (her gg grandfather and gggg grandfather) both were from Kentucky

Dick James Barbee - 06/13/99 18:19:19
My Email:DBa6240466@aol.com

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Dick James Barbee - 06/13/99 18:17:37
My Email:DBa6240466

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JoAnn Barbee dockery - 03/28/99 01:18:21
My Email:Tededoc@aol.com
Your favorite geneology web page: Family Tree Maker
When did you start your research: 6 yrs ago

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Good to find you!

JoAnn Barbee dockery - 03/28/99 01:14:55
My Email:Tededoc@aol.com
Your favorite geneology web page: Family Tree Maker
When did you start your research: 6 yrs ago

Comments:
Good to find you!

JOHNNIE BARBEE - 03/25/99 19:39:54
My Email:jbarbee@domino.simfoods.com
When did you start your research: 1995

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Looking for Barbees & Meadows from rural Emanuel county in south east Georgia. Later moved to Savannah. Thanks

Joe Holder - 03/21/99 03:56:46
My Email:theholders@theriver.com
Your favorite geneology web page: GenWeb
When did you start your research: 1992

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Great job on the web page. I really liked the family tree wallpaper. Keep up the good work. I know it is tough. decendent of Gilbert Barbee from MO.

Wilma in Maryland - 03/14/99 14:10:25
My Email:wakrek@aol.com
When did you start your research: 1980s

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I really appreciate your work on this page - Thanks for a job well done. Maybe because of this site we BARBEE researchers will find our roots.

Janie Blair - 03/14/99 01:39:38
My Email:JBlair5@msn.com

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Jess W. Mason - 03/13/99 23:04:45
My Email:JessWMason@aol.com
Your favorite geneology web page: Barbee
When did you start your research: 3-13-99

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Shirley Barbee Bryan - 03/13/99 17:35:41
My Email:shirleybryan@hotmail.com

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Vearl Stewat - 03/13/99 12:52:37
My Email:nvbq47a@prodigy.com
When did you start your research: 1995

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Linda Barbee Thompson - 03/12/99 00:42:26
My Email:rthompso@flatoday.infi.net
Your favorite geneology web page: Rootsweb.com
When did you start your research: 1972

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This is GREAT!! Thank you so much for all the hard work. The Russian proverb....We live as long as we are remembered. Lets remember all of the BARBEES and on these pages let them live.

Robert L. Perry III - 03/12/99 00:09:13
My Email:rperry@netlinkcorp.com
When did you start your research: 1973

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I'm searching for ancestors of Edward Barbee (with wife Elizabeth), born around the 1830's in Virginia. In 1862 they were living in Missing Ford, Virginia, which could possibly be Mossing Ford in Charlotte County, Virginia. By the middle 1860's they moved to Hopkinsville,Kentucky which is in Christian County. This is about 30 miles north of Clarksville, Tennessee which is in Montgomery county Edward and Elizabeth Barbee had at least three children: 1) Lee J. Barbee 1862-1934 who lived his life in Bluefield, VA. 2) W.W. Barbee who lived his life in Oak Grove, KY which is on the TN/KY line between Hopkinsville, KY and Clarksville, TN. 3) Florence Barbee, who married a Mr. Wooten and lived her life in San Antonio, TX. Would love to communicate with folks who connect to this family.

Julie Freedman - 03/11/99 19:13:34
My URL:http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Lane/5457
My Email:thefreedmans@yahoo.com
Your favorite geneology web page: http://www.familytreemaker.com
When did you start your research: March 1998

Comments:
I started my research over my maternity leave as something to give my son when he gets older. Needless to say this has turned into a never ending hobby and I have learned so much about our family andthe people who made me what I am today. This has been wonderful journey into the history of our family and our country. I look forward to the years to come and to meeting even more cousins.