bedford county, pennsylvania roses of cindy newman ... this large group of the rose family was taken...

ROSE Family BulletinEditors: Christine Rose, CG, CGL, FASG and Seymour T. Rose761 Villa Teresa Way San Jose, CA 95123 ©2014 website: http://RoseFamilyAssociation.com email: [email protected] 2014 Vol. XLIX Whole No. 194 Established 1966

Bedford County, Pennsylvania RosesThe Family Farm

Courtesy of Cindy NewmanThe following notes are from Cindy Newman.This large group of the ROSE FAMILY was taken across the road from the house on the Rose Family Farm. Estimated time of this photo is the mid to late 1940’s.The dog’s name is Boots. The little girl in the very front row is unknown. The little boy to the side standing alone is unknown also.First row, right to left, starting with the boy holding the dog, is Sherwood Rose, Milton’s son. Next is Sonny Rose, Bill’s son, next maybe Mervin then unknown boy, Lucille, daughter of Bill Rose, unknown boy on end.Second row, right to left, Homer Rose (Sherman’s son), Mable, Ruth (Oscar’s daughter), Sarah Jane (Grace’s daughter), Marion Rose (Sherman’s daughter), Vera (Oscar’s wife).Third Row, right to left, starting with tall thin faced man, is Louis Oliver, Dolly Rose Oliver’s husband. Next is Jack Rose, Charles Cessna (Leona’s husband), Veda Rose Imes, Leona Rose Cessna (large tilted hat), and Sherman Rose.Fourth Row, right to left, starting at crack in photo. Bill Rose, Howard Hite, Grace Rose Hite (has small hat on), Oscar Rose.Fifth row, right to left, man in front of fence unknown, little girl w/her head poking through Teenie Elliot, the next girl looks like an Oliver, then the young man is Glenn Deremer, (Dolly’s son), girl beside him is Dorothy, then Bernice Rose, and Milton Rose at the end.Very back row, tall man in center of picture is Grant Rose, unknown women to his left and an unknown girl in front of her.[Ed. note: These Roses descend from the early William Rose of Bedford County, Pennsylvania, Group BB. Thus far this group of Roses have not matched any other group of Roses who have tested.]

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Rose Family Bulletin - Volume XLIX - Whole Number 194June 2014

CONTENTS

Bedford Co., Pennsylvania Roses with photo .......................................................................................................................5553Dear Readers ..............................................................................................................................................................................5555Cattaraugus Co., New York deed and mortgage index .......................................................................................................5556Lewis Martin Rose aka Martin Lewis Rose of Illinois with photo .....................................................................................5556Congressional Records: John B. Rose .....................................................................................................................................5558Baltimore, city of, estate administrations ..............................................................................................................................5558Spanish American War/Phillipine Insurrection military records on Rose ........................................................................5558Dr. Joseph Rose with photo, Wichita Falls, Texas ................................................................................................................5558Robert Rose, Texas Confederate Pension, Wilson Co., Texas .............................................................................................5559Enoch Rose, Polk Co., Tennessee estate .................................................................................................................................5559Lee Co., Illinois marriages .......................................................................................................................................................5559Alabama Civil War Confederate; several named Thomas Rose .........................................................................................5560Thomas W. Rose, Tennessee Confederate Pension ..............................................................................................................5560Edward Earl Rose, descendant of Bennet Rose, with photo ...............................................................................................5560Descendants of Peter Rose of Philadelphia with photo (a Canadian branch)..................................................................5561Johnston Co., North Carolina, Index to Heirs .......................................................................................................................5561Remembering Abbie Shelton with photo ..............................................................................................................................5562Revolutionary War: Maine .......................................................................................................................................................55621883 Roll of Pensioners: Iowa ..................................................................................................................................................5562King George Co., Virginia: John Wilkerson Rose naming Roses .......................................................................................5562Timothy Rose: Revolutionary soldier of Massachusetts and Ohio, memoralized with photo ......................................5563Schuyler Co., Illinois: some obituaries ...................................................................................................................................5563New Jersey in the Revolutionary War ....................................................................................................................................5564Reuben Rose of Robertson Co., Tennessee and Edgecombe Co., North Carolina, descendants with photo ..............5564Virginia State Archives: Index to Military Certificates ........................................................................................................5565Uriah Rose, War of 1812, Widow’s Pension ..........................................................................................................................5565Death Certificates: James Rose, Clara Rose, James Richard Rose, Jesse Settlemyer Rose ..............................................5566Virginia Military Institute: former cadets ..............................................................................................................................5566John Rose of Centre Co., Pennsylvania, obituary .................................................................................................................5566Some Elderly Rose: Gardy D. Rose, Eldon E. “Bud” Rose ..................................................................................................5566Botetourt Co., Virginia: Deed Abstracts .................................................................................................................................5567Joseph Rose: Mexican War Pension, Hamilton Co., Tennessee ..........................................................................................5568Thomas Rose of Wilkes Co., Georgia descendant with photo ...........................................................................................5569Block Island, Rhode Island, some estates ..............................................................................................................................5569Otsego Co., New York, bio. of Robert Marion Rose .............................................................................................................5570Hot Springs, Arkansas: Weekly Star item ..............................................................................................................................5570Kilravock Roses to Canada and the United States with photos .........................................................................................5571Kane Co., Illinois: biographical directory of Rose ...............................................................................................................5572Some Elderly Rose: Virginia Cunningham Rose; Paul Roger Rose with photo; Phoebe Rose ......................................5572The Family Tree; About Our Members: In Memoriam; From the Mail Bag, with photos .............................................5573Association members (new and changes) .............................................................................................................................5574Index ...........................................................................................................................................................................................5575-77

Dear Readers, Please check to see if you have sent your 2014 renewal. We don’t have a good way yet under our new system to easily flag and send you notices. (Before we just had the expiration on our mail label). It will help us tremendously if you could check to see if you have sent your 2014 renewal. If not, you can either send renewals to: ROSE FAMILY ASSOCIATION, Christine Rose, 761 Villa Teresa Way, San Jose, CA 95123 or let us know that you want to pay by PAYPAL. In the latter case we will send to you an email through Paypal which you can use to arrange your payment to them and they will confirm to use.We will at some point issue a new password for 2014 renewals and new members.

Letters and email we have received would indicate that the new online access is being enjoyed both as a way of getting the issues faster, and for many of you, omitting the necessity of having to save a paper copy! Summertime is here - if you are attending a Rose family reunion please take a photo or two for us. Be sure to label the people shown and send it to us for publication with details on when and where the reunion was held. Preferably it can be sent by email though if that is not possible it can be mailed. We are seeking personal accounts, perhaps about 1 to 2 pages in length, of mem-bers’ more immediate families. We often write of the distant ancestors but somehow don’t seem to find time to write a more personal account of our parents or grandparents or even great-grandparents. Their hobbies? Work? Living conditions (farm, town, etc.) - anything interesting that might reflect some idea of them as the people they were. Send 2-4 photos with it. If it needs some editing we can do that but we all enjoy such accounts and would like to publish more orf these. We thank you all for your continued support. We would have ended publication years ago if it had not been for the wonderful people we hear from constantly who support and enjoy the news of the Roses. Is it possible to believe we are nearing our 50th year of publication!? Christine and Seymour Rose

San Jose, CaliforniaJune issue 2014

JUNE 2014 ROSE FAMILY BULLETIN

Cattaraugus County, New York

Copied at the courthouse by editors.Grantor Index 1817-1870 GRANTOR GRANTEE REF. YEAR ROSEChester ux Justus Scott 36 p 253 1854Chester, ux Horace Cross 9 p 502 1840Amos Erastus Boyington 49 p 125 1858Robert L. & 3 others, by Shf Lambert Whitney 9 p 336 1839Amos Samuel Person 37 p 196 1839Abigail Michael Rowen 52 p 455 1860Uriah Sarah E. Thing 52 p 462 1860Henry, ux Warren Carpenter 65 p 481 1865Mary Barbara Hoopreter? 73 p 17 1867James Peter Kane 11 p 268 1848 M.S.

Grantee Index to 1870GRANTEE GRANTOR REF. YEARROSEAmos Holland Land Co. 4 p 336 1835Chester Farmers Loan & Tr Co. 11 p 290 1839Henry Goold Hoyt by Exrs 16 p 201 1844James DeWitt C. West, ux 18 p 285 1846Abigail Lewis Hall ux 37 p 102 1855Amos Jacob Howe ux 46 p 117 1857Uriah Francis P. Thing 52 p 275 1860Truman Nicholas Devereaux by exr 43 p 325 1862Truman Leonard Foster ux 58 p 237 1862Henry Daniel Woods al 66 p 353 1866Henry Lucius Durkee ux 66 p 361 1866

Mortgagor IndexMORTGAGOR MORTGAGEE REF. YEARROSEChester Farmers Loan 5 p 55 1839Chester Justus Scott 8 p 219 1843Amos Jacob Hone 21 p 378 1857Truman & Lorinda Thomas Case 31 p 378 1862 Willard Stephen A. Sisson 35 p 110 1865 Beul Nathan Foster 58 p 523 1874

Mortgagee IndexMORTGAGEE MORTGAGOR REF. YEARROSEAmos Samuel Persons 20 p 298 1856

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Mortgagee Index Cattaraugus County, New York, con’t.

Amos George W. Miller 34 p 126 1865 Mary A. Hiram Burchard 58 p 579 1876

Editor’s time allowed only the abstract of some of the deeds and the following three mortgages in the limited time at this courthouse.Mtg. Bk 5 p. 55, 20 Nov. 1838, Chester Rose of Cattaraugus Co., to Farmers Loan, $251, (evidently land in Twp. 5 7th Range, surveyed by Jos. Ellicott, etc., 75 acres). Signed: Chester Rose. Wit.: S. N. Clarke. Ack.: 20 Nov. 1838.Mtge Bk 8 pp. 219-220, 6 Apr. 1842, Chester Rose of co. of Cattaraugus to Justus Scott, etc.Mtge Bk 20 p. 298, 23 Aug. 1854, Samuel Persons Jr. of Town of Yorkshire, co. of Cattaraugus to Amos Rose of Town of Farmville of same, land in Town of Farmville, east part of lot 10. Signed: Samuel Persons Jr. Wit.: none. Ack.: 26 Aug. 1854. Rec.: 19 Sept. 1856.

Note: Often researchers check the deed books but not the mortgage books. Some states had very early separate mortgage books which may be the only record of the ancestor found in the indexes! In doing onsite research at courthouses look for those indexes. If using microfilm, check those entries also.

Lewis Martin Rose aka Martin Lewis RoseOf Illinois

Sent by Afton Page of St. George, Utah before her untimely death many years ago. Martin was born 13 January 1829 in Ohio and died 11 November 1905 in Scott County, Illinois. He is buried in Green Pond

Cemetery, Pike or Milton, Illinois. He married 9 March 1871 in Scott County to Emily McPherson who was born 25 March 1832 in Morgan or Pike and died in Milton, Pike County 26 May 1920.Afton Paige was an avid researcer and intensely interested in identifying the origins of this family. She died far too young before she could find the answers she sought.The father of Lewis was Cornelius Rose who was born ca 1794 in New Jersey and married 22 May 1828 in Licking County, Ohio. His wife was Catharine Osborn who was born in 1794 in New Jersey. Their children: Lewis Martin (photo to the left); John b. 1832; Dorcas 1834; Cornelius 1836 and Elizabeth 1840.Cornelius Rose left a Bounty Land application file with valuable information. This verifies the Ohio location.

Editor Christine and Afton were working on the theory that this family was connected to John Rose of Greene County, Illinois,

Lewis Martin Rose and wife Emily McPherson


Congressional Records

General Rose - John B. Rose34th Congress, 3d Sexxion, Report No. 111, House of Representa-tives.From the Committee on Private Claims, a report referencing Gen-eral Rose who in May of 1813 was promoted to a second lieutenancy in the 15th regiment of United States Infantry. He was discharged by general orders. In the following year he was involved in a duel and in consequence his name in 1814 was stricken from the rolls. [See this source for more. It can be accessed in Government Doc libraries.[Ed. note: John B. Rose was John Burroughs Rose, son of William3

Abraham2, John1 of Salem County, New Jersey.]

Baltimore, Maryland (City of)Remember to check both City and County Courthouses for Baltimore.Index to Letters of Administration 1766-18191816 Rose, John, folio 237 Bk 6

Index to Let. Adm. 1820-18391827, Rose, Mary, folio 199 Bk 8Rose, Grace S., folio 201 Bk 8

Index to Let. Adm. 1840-18511845, Rose, Charles, folio 232 Bk 121846, Rose, George, folio 234, Bk 12 Index to Let. Adm. 1852-18701853, Rose, John, folio 289 Bk 14*1858, Rose, Jacob, folio 297 Bk 151860, Rose, Henry, folio 154 Bk 16*1867, Rose, Henrietta F., folio 174 Bk 181869, Rose, William H., folio 133 Bk 19

The Spanish American War and Phillipine Insurrection

Franklin F. Holbrook, M.A., Minn-esota in the Spanish American War and the Phillipine Insurrection (St. Paul, Minn.: Riverside Press, 1923). Supplemented by Debra Graden, comp., Minnessota Volunteers in the Spanish American War and the Phillippine Insurection (database on-line), Provo, UT; Ancestry. Com Operations Inc., 2000.Co. I, 14th Minn. Vol. InfROSE, Harry L.: Age 21, b. Ia; res Park Rapids, enr Apr. 29, 1898 St. Paul; m/I May 8 at Camp Ram-sey; died of typhoid fever Sept. 6 at Camp Poland, buried in the National Cemetery, Knoxville, Tenn.

Co. M, 12th Minn. Vol. Inf.ROSE, Jos.: Age 23; b. Canada; res. Wells; enr. Apr. 29, 1898 Blue Earth City; m/I May 6 at Camp Ramsey; in hospital Aug. 29 to Sept. 5; m/o Nov. 5 New Ulm.

Inf. – U.S. ArmyROSE, Jos.: (formerly of Co. M, 12th Minn. Vol. Inf.): Age 25; b. Canada; res Wells, enl Jan 8, 1901 Minneapolis; in Co. D 27th Inf.; Co. M 26th Inf.; disch as Pvt. Jan. 7, 1904.

15th Co. HArthur P. Rose, Serg., age 22, b. Pa., res. Worthington, p. 403

3rd Inf., U S Army, enl, age 29, b. Sweden, res. St. Paul, p. 545Albin Rose

Dr. Joseph Rose

Claude Rose of Memphis, Tennes-see, worked for many years before his death (over 25 years ago) on his Roses around Haywood County, Tennessee. While doing his research he wrote us about Dr. Joseph Rose who at that time was in the Dept. of Chemistry at Midwestern University, Wichita Falls, Texas. Says Claude: “J. E. Rose and Sallie Ann Mitchell Rose are grparents of Dr. Joe Earle Rose, Prof. Chem. Midwestern University, Wichita Falls, TX and Earl Rose b. Mar. 11, 1899, d. Dec. 17, 1940 was

his father. His mother was Mary Midgette, now a widow and still runs a general store at Vildo that J. E. Rose originated ca 1888. J. E. Rose b. Aug. 4, 1867, d. Apr. 5, 1901, had a brother John who had 3 sons that went to Hardeman Co., James, John and Gussie Edward Rose. At first I thought they were my clan and later found they were the Johnston Co., N.C. group.”Editor’s note: What wonderful memo-ries we have of Claude and his wife Louise who on more than one occa-sion in the 60s and 70s had our very small trailer with us and four small children camped in his backyard in Memphis!

Send photos of your early Roses! Be sure to include their information on the back.


ROBERT ROSETexas Confederate PensionWilson County, Texas

In a 2001 issue of Rose Family Bulletin we published the Texas State pension (Confederate) for Robert Rose #4033. This showed that in 1899 he was aged 60, resided Stockdale, Wilson Co., Texas, and that he served in Co. F Bates Reg. The following is a separate pen-sion file for his widow Sarah, filed after his death. In 1916 she was rejected but in 1917 she was granted a pension. Remember - Confederate pensions are not with the National Archives. They are to be found in the state in which the pension was applied for and granted.Abstract of the file:#34580, Widow’s App[lication for a Pension: Mrs. S. E. Rose, Wilson, po Stockdale. Note on file: Died 8-23-1943. A note: Approved 9-28-17, Pension allowed from 9-1-17.Declaration: Wilson Co., Tex., Mrs. S. E. Rose, Act 33 State Texas, is widow of Robert Rose who de-parted life Oct. 30, 1905 in Wilson Co., Tex., married him Oct. 6, 1874 in co. of Colorado, Tex. I am 61 July 1917, b. Virginia, I have resided State of Tex. 45 years, in present county about 37 years, husband was Robert Rose d. Oct. 30, 1905, he served whole of war Co. F Bates Reg. 13th Inf. Signed: Sarah E. Rose 3 May 1917.Interrogations: A. J. May, aged 72, San Antonio, Tex. 221 W. Johnson St., I knew Robt Rose personally before, during and after the Civil War etc. I lived a neighbor to his familyFile included Royce L. Salmon, Funeral Director, receipt for casket etc., Sworn to 25 Aug. 1943.Application for Mortuary War-rant: Wilson Co., Tex., Boyce L. Salmon, late Mrs. S. E. Rose was pensioner state of Tex. #54580,

original county Wilson, died 23 Aug. 1945 in Wilson Co., Tex. At the home of Mrs. Ebb Crosser, daughter. Signed: 25 Aug. 1945, Boyce L. Salmon. Certificate of Undertaker: attached.Affidavit: Wilson Co., Tex., Mrs. Sarah E. Rose, I am widow etc., m. Robert Rose 6 Oct. 1875 Fayett Co., Tex., I am 59 years b,. Va., resided Tex. 47 years, resided present residence 32 years, Stockdale, Tex. PO, husband Robert Rose d. Oct. 31, 1905, his command organized in Tex., served 4 years etc., Co. F Fate’s Reg. 13th Tex. Inv., never transferred. Signed: Sarah E. Rose, 4 March 1916. Wit.: R. J. Rose and O. E. Irvin.War Dept.: April 26, 1916, to Commissioner of Pension, Texas: a regimental return on file for March, 1864 shows Robert Rose, priv. Co. F 13th (Bates’) Tex. Inf., CSA, gained by assignment Mar. 20, 1864, and a return for Oct. 1864 shows him absent without leave in Fayette Co., Tex. For 30 days “11 Oct. ’64.” His name not borne on any of the muster rolls of the company on file, which cover Nov. 14, 1861 to Dec. 31, 1863, “nor has anything additional relative to him been found.”

Enoch RosePolk County, TennesseeEstate

Will Book F p. 28, ENOCH ROSE of Polk Co. to each of my children, that is of my Tennessee place, “Margaret Crisps, Elizan Jenkins and Cary Rose to have nothing more out of my estate”; Emanuel Rose, William Rose, Robert Rose, Doctor Rose, Mary Dilbeck, Vic-tory Thomas to have equal shares of my Tennessee lands, and last 6 to have balance equally divided with exception of sufficient sup-port for myself and my wife dur-ing our life. My 3rd son Robert Rose to execute this will. Signed: Enoch (his x mark) Rose. Dated: 12 May 1897. Wit.: S. S. Lawson, C. M. Campbell.

ADMINISTRATIONS GUARD-IANS AND EXECUTOR’S SET-TLEMENTS Book F p. 178 Jan. Term 1899 Inventory of R. H. Rose, adm. of estate of ENOCH ROSE Personalty received by me 1 note on D. F. Rose dated May 10, 1897 $200 same, dated same, $100 same, dated same, $125 3 notes on John C. Thomas Inventory approved Jan. 2, 1899 (above is abstracted only)

Lee County, Illinois Marriages

MALE INDEX 1839-1896 Books A, B, C [no female index available for these books when editor was at the courthouse.]ROSEWm. Margaret Link A p 131Wm. H. Martha E. Cropett A p 222Walter B. Ida C. Leivan A p 158Robert Emelie Roth B p 320Arthur Mae DeVile C p 32

Though there was no female index at the time of the courthouse visit editor checked some grooms and found the following. May be oth-ers.]no female index; following found by checking husbandGeorge I./J. Blocher Lucy M. Rose A p 304


Alabama Civil War ConfederateSeveral Thomas Rose

The following are several named Thomas Rose who served with the Confederacy. Their files were ab-stracted from the micofilm by Sey-mour T. Rose. M/R = Muster Roll.

M-311 roll 13THOMAS ROSE. Co. 4 Ala. Cav. Priv./Priv.Oath of Alleg. sworn Nashville, Tenn. Feb. 18 '65, res. Lincoln Co., Tenn., compl. fair, brown hair, hazel eyes, 5' 7 1/2", vol. Nov. 15 '63, deserted Jan. 28 '65, no fam-ily. Signs by mark.

M-311 Roll 271THOMAS ROSE. Co. B Battn. Ala. Vol. Priv./Priv.M/R Sept. 13 to Nov. 10 '62 (Old) Co. D, 1 Battn. Ala. Partisan Rangers became Co. B 18 Battn. Ala. Vol., no enl. info, absent with leave; M/R Nov. 10 '62 to Jan. 10 '63 present or absent, blank.

M-311 Roll 335THOMAS E. ROSE. Co. B 30 Ala. Inf. Priv./Priv.P.O.W. Roll, Rock Isl. Barracks, Ill., recd from Louisville, Ky. dated Dec. 10, 1865, captured at Missionary Ridge, Nov. 26, '63, entered Dec. 9, '63; P.O.W. de-sires to take Oath of Allegiance, at Rock Isl. Barracks, Mar. 18 '64, remarks: Home inside Federal lines; Oath of Allegiance May 5, '65 and date of release. Roll P.O.W.'s at Nashville, Tenn., captured by force commanded by Maj. Gen. Thomas, Dept. of Cumberland & forwarded to Louisville, Ky.

M-311 Roll 459THOMAS N. ROSE. Co. G 56 Ala. Partisan Rangers. [1 Regt.

Ala. Partisan Rangers, Boyle's Reg. Ala. Partisan Rangers, 56 Reg. Ala. Cav., Boyle's Reg. Ala. Cav.] Formed June 8 '63 by consol. of 5 cos. of 13 Ala. Partisan Rangers with 15 Battn. Ala. Partisan Rang-ers. Priv./Priv.

M-331M/R Co. G 1 Reg. Ala. Partisan Rangers May & June '63 enl. Sept. 6 '62 at Jasper, Ala. by W. A. Hewl-ett for 3 yrs, present; M/R July & Aug. '63, sick in camp; M/R Sept. & Oct. '63 present; Ocmulgee Hosp.; Macon, Ga., Thos. N. Rose disease mumps, adm. July 4 '64, trans. July 22 '64, res. Walker Co., etc.

M-311 Roll 229THOMAS N. ROSE. Co. C 13 Battn. Ala. Partisan Rangers (13th Battn. Ala. Cav.) [Five Co's of Battn. consolidated with 15 Ala. Partisan Rangers '63 to form 56 Regt. Ala. Partisan Rangers]. Priv./Priv.M/R Sept/Oct. '62 & Mar. & Apr. '63, enl. Oct. 1 '62 at Jasper, Ala. by Maj. W. A. Hewlett for 3 yrs or war.

Thomas W. RoseTexas Confederate Pension

Texas Confederate Pensions are available from the Texas State Archives.THOMAS W. ROSE. Widow’s Pension, Mariah Rose, #1665, Grainger Co., Tenn., Confederate Pension. Grainger Co., Mariah Rose, reside all my life except 2 yrs in ---?, b. Handcock? Co., ---?, maiden name Moriah? Jackson?, mar. Thomas W. Rose, born Washing-ton Co., Tenn., m. Handock? Co. --? Jan. 1861 by J.H.? Epperson? JP, he Co. H 61? Tenn. Inf. [hard to read], company surrendered??? from Vicksburg, Miss., he was cap-tured by Federals at big black riv-er, Miss., he died Idah?, Grainger

Co., Tenn., had 8 children, 6 boys and 4 girls, J W? 41, B. F. 39, G. W. 37, J. H. 34, W. T.? 32, C.? B. 30, Nancy J. 28, La---n? B. 21, etc. Signed by her x mark 3 May 1907 before Henry E. Jackson Jr.? NP Affidavit of John Clark, knew them, etc. T. W. Rose died near Idah, Tenn. about Nov. 18, 1902. Letter from Tazewell, Tenn. Jan. 11, 1911 by J. W. Rose regarding his mother’s claim. Form: Mrs. Maria Rose, hus-band Thos. W. Rose member Co. H 61st Reg. Tenn. Inf., CSA, cap-tured at Big Black, Miss May 1863 and released from prison at close of war (prison unknown). Affidavits of various others including William Killey?, R. J. Bartlett, etc. including Elizabeth Ridley. Adj. General: Thomas Rose, Priv., Co. H 61st Tenn. Inf., CSA, captured May 17, 1863 at Big Black, transferred Sept 26, -- [blank] to Point Lookout, Maryland, he was received at that place Sept 26, 1863, exchanged Feb. 10, 1865.

Edward Earl Rose, grandfather of co-editor Seymour T. Rose, was born in 1874, son of William Jefferson5 Rose of Lauderdale County, Alabama, (Bennet4, Abner4, Ben-net3, John1). Family of King George County, Virginia, Surry County, North Carolina, White County, Tennessee, and later to California by wagon train in 1856. (Also grandfather of member Edward “Ted” Rose #2406R98 of Livermore, California)


Descendants of Peter Rose of Philadelphia

Above photo provided by member Steven J. Rose #3339R13 who tells us that this is the first generation of his family to Canada (Saskatoon). He is Steven James Rose8, Kennith Ira7, Virgil Ira6, Benjamin Franklin5, Henry Thomas4, Benjamin Franklin McMachen3, John2, Peter Gardner1 Rose. Note that Virgil Rose6 is third to right in front row. This family is part of Group EE of the Rose DNA project.

North Carolina: Johnston County

Copied by editors at the courthouse.

INDEX TO HEIRS [listed to and including Bk 4]William Rose Jr. Bk 2 p 238Elizabeth Rose Bk 3 p 237Zilpha Rose & Harris Rose Bk 3 0 340Sarah R., Bryant S., Leach H., Joseph H. & Selina Rose Bk 4 p 78Susan H. Rose Bk 4 p 337Cleo Rose Bk 4 p 524A. H. Rose Bk 4 p 529

NOTE: It is important that this is an Index to Heirs. Without this index, these people could be overlooked. It would be important to check the Book and page number to ascertain to whom they were heirs! It could be that someone with an heretofore unknown surname named one of these in a will because of a familial relationship. We should always consider what type of index was created. In this case, checking each of these files could prove significant. Those mentioned in a Rose line are likely unknown to researchers, but some might be linked to other surnames.


Revolutionary War - Maine

Those searching for their Rose who served in this war from Maine can access Soldiers, Sailors, and Patriots of the Revolutionary War Maine by Carleton E. Fisher and Sue G. Fisher (Louisville, Ky.: The National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution). Includes is information on the following:

Rose, Joseph, bpt Saco 1763Rose, Nathaniel, r BiddlefordRose, Prince, r TopshamRose, Simeon b 1740Rose, Solomon, r Pepperrell-boroughRose, SolomonRose, Thomas, r N YarmouthRose, William, Lt.[This source includes further information on each of the above.]

Remembering Abbie Shelton

While working on Roses your editor often comes across photos of past members from years long gone. I have so many memories of working enthusiastically on Roses with these early members and thought that present-day descen-dants of the same families would enjoy seeing their photos and re-membering the work they did to preserve the family records.

One such person was Abbie Shel-ton of Salt Lake City. For many years in the 1970s and 1980s until

her death in 1988. Abbie, who, was tracing her own Rose line from Deacon John Adams and his wife Chloe Rose, of Berkshire County, Massachusetts, and New York. Additionally, Abbie was helping her niece Merilyn Ender with the Bluford C. Rose family (son of Wil-loughly Rose of Warren County, North Carolina, to Kentucky and Missouri.Since Abbie lived in SLC she had easy access to many records and was always willing to help others and of course, work on her own lines. We are sure she has family relatives who now enjoy the fruits of the ernest research Abbie did when online researching was not available!!

1883 Roll of Pensioners - Iowa

List of Pensioners on the Roll Jan. 1. 1883 as called for by Senate Resolu-tion of Dec. 8, 1882, Vol. III, Ge-nealogical Publishing Co., 1970, orig. U.S. Gov. Doc #2078-2082, Senate Exec. Doc. 84 parts 1-5, 47th Congress 2d Session

IOWAROSECert 140,801, Abraham Rose, Vin-ton po, chr. diarrhea, $4 mo.Cert 126,876, Charles E. Rose, Maquoketa po, g.s. w. left side, $8 moCert 185,600, Abraham Rose, Richland po, dis. chest, $8 mo

King George County, VirginiaJohn Wilkerson will naming Rose sons

Copied by editors at the courthouse.Will Bk 3 pp,. 11-12, Will of John Wilkerson of King George, 17 Feb. 1805, to Elizabeth P. Rose, some specified property to "my two natural sons Enoch Prentice Rose & John Prentice Rose," negro woman Anne, and her increase, also residue of household. To granddaughter Nancy? Poats, the 1st child of negro Anne. Signed: John Wilkerson. Wit.: Wil-liam Frank, Samuel (his x mark) Roe, Robert Frank. Codicil: what left to two sons, if they die before 21, to two grandsons William Poats and Bayley Poats. Wit.: [didn't get these.] Pr.: 5 Sept. 1805.

There are many Rose marriages in King George County. Two among them involved with Wilkersons:July 1787: Charles Rose to Ursley Wilkinson [Wilkerson in index]; p. 17. (There is speculation that the above Charles Rose may be the one who moved to Gallatin County, Kentucky.)Apr. 8, 1802: John Prentiss Rose to Peggy Wilkerson; p. 27


Timothy Rose, Revolutionary soldier, memorialized200 Years After His Death [New England Rose family]

In an article by-lined by Drew Brackenm Advocate Correspondent, in the Newark [Ohio] Advocate of July 21, 2013, a lengthy interesting article dated at Granville. Condensed:: One of Granville’s founding fathers received special recognition with a grave-marking cemetery. The ceremony started at the Old Academy Building across the street from the Old Colony Burying Ground, where Sgt. Timothy Rose was interred. The small crowd included members of the Sons of the American Revolution in period uniforms. They marched to the gravesite where the headstone was unviewed with the new marker. [Timothy Rose was a descendant of Robert Rose and his wife Margery of Wethersfield and Branford, Con-necticut, from a branch later of Granville, Massachu-setts. Several from the latter branch migrated to Ohio and founded Granville in Licking County. [Sent by member Betty Rose #0077R80 of Newark, Ohio]

Photo Peterson/The Advocate: The headstone of Revolu-tionary War soldier Sgt. Timothy Rose is unvieled with a new grave marker.

Schuyler County, Illinois

In August 2007 editors visited the Schuyler Jail Museum in this county and copied the following obituaries.

Binder of obituaries, 1870-74, p. 7, issue June 8, 1872.Rose, Mrs. Randolph--Mrs. Randolph Rose, who came to Littleton township at an early day with her late husband died at the residence of her son-in-law, Mr. William Lambert, on the 31st ult. of erysip-elas; aged 70 years.

ibid., p. 16: Dec. 28, 1872 issueMrs. Nancy Rose wife of Col. Robert H. Rose who left here for California in 1859, died at her resi-dence in Rushville, of consumption, on Tuesday last; age 55 years, 11 months and 11 days. She was an old resident of this county, having came here with her father, Alexander Campbell, in 1831.

Binder 1880-82, R. H. Rose Binder 1884: Rose, Susan and William L., 13, 14Binder: 1885-86, Rose, John, 36A Mrs. Mahala 36A Samuel, 36B


New Jersey in the Revolutionary War

From: William T. Stryker, Adjutant General, Official Register of the Officers and Men of New Jersey in the Revolutionary War, compiled under orders of his excellency Theodore F. Randolph, Governor (Trenton, N. J.: Wm. T. Nicholson & Co., printers, 1872). p. 739.PRIVATES.Rose, Charles. Captain John Phillips' company, Third Regiment, Hunterdon. Rose, Ezekiel. Captain Tucker's company, First Regiment, Hunterdon. Rose, John. Also Continental Army. Rose, Jonathan. Captain Growendyck's company, Second Regiment, Hunterdon. Rose, Jonathan. Captain John Phillips' company, Third Regiment, Hunterdon. Rose, Joseph. "Captain Walton's Troop, Light-Horse," Monmouth. Rose, Joseph. Captain Harker's company, Second Regiment, Sussex. Rose, Richard. Captain Stull's company, Second Regiment, Sussex; also Continental Army. Rose, Richard. Burlington. Rose, Thomas. Captain Newkirk's company, Second Battalion, Salem. Rose, Timothy. Captain Morgan's company, Second Regiment, Middlesex. Rose, William. Middlesex. Rose, William. Sussex.

p. 276, Continental Troops, PrivatesRose, John. Third Battalion, First Establishment , Captain Cox’s company, Third Battalion, Second Estab-

lishment; Captain Gifford’s company, Third Regiment.Rose, John. Captain Bond’s company, Fourth Batttalion, Second Establishment; Captain W. Piatt’s com-

pany, First Regiment; also militia.Rose, Joseph. Third Battalion, First Establishment; Capt. Dickerson’s company, Third Battalion, Second

Establishment.Rose, Richard. Captain Ballard’s company, Third Battalion, Second Establishment; also militia.

Descendant of Reuben Rose of Robertson County, Tennessee and Edgecombe County, North Carolina

Mr. and Mrs. J. Howard Hornsby Sr., David E. & Howard Hornsby III and Little Jay Hopper. From a Christmas photo sent by Lizzie Hornsby probably in the 1980s, now deceased. This family descended from James Bryant 3 Rose, Reuben2, Robert1 of Edgecombe Co., North Carolina) born 28 July 1815 (g.s.), Tennessee, died 31 October 1884 (g.s.), buried Rose Graveyard.This family is part of Group A-1 of the YDNA project, and are probable descendants of Richard Rose of Southampton County, Virginia. It should be noted that many posted trees on the Internet show Ann to be a Wright. Someone posted that without documentation many years ago and it is often copied and transmitted, but there is no substantial evidence that she was a Wright. Perhaps someone can do further research on this in the records of England and give us a report on the findings.Unfortunately, there are many errors in posted Rose trees of various Rose families on the Internet. Though the posted trees can be used for clues, a generation by generation search backed up by copies of documents could correct many of them.


Virginia State ArchivesIndex to Land Office Military Certificate Books Nos. 1-3

Reel 347a [Virginia State Library, microfilm]. Wt - Warrant.

ROSE Bk p Cert Acres DateAlexander (Capt.) 2 187 3993 2000 3 Nov. 1785 [issued 11 Nov. 1785]

Alexander (Capt.) 2 187 3994 2000 3 Nov. 1785 [issued 15 Nov. 1785]

" " 2 530 5138 666 2/3 6 Feb. 1807" " 2 556,557 5243 444 29 Aug. 1807Archibald (Capt.) 1 361 1816 400 2 Oct. 1783" (Sgt.) 3 569 1816 (Dup) 400 [Wt. 13Aug. 1853] George (Pvt.) 1 56 354 200 17 Apr. 1783" " 2 406 4783 200 27 Feb. 1797Isaac (Cpl.) 1 611 2945 200 17 Apr. 1784James (Pvt.) 3 520 9145 100 16 Dec. 1837Jesse (Pvt.) 1 397 1865 (Dbl.) 100 18 Apr. 1783Jesse (Sgt.) 3 120 6586 100 3 May 1823Reuben (Pvt.) 2 468 4902 100 1 Aug. 1799Robert (Surg.) 1 394 1850 (Dbl.) 1000 1 Nov. 1783" " 2 661 5746 1000 [Wt. 22 Sept. 1809]Thomas (Pvt.) 3 149 6708 200 22 Mar. 1827William (Pvt.) 1 397 1864 (Dbl.) 100 18 Apr. 1783

Uriah Rose, War of 1812, Widow’s PensionCattaraugus and Wyoming Counties, New York

File: National Archives, RG 15, W.O. 43852, S.O. 34169.

Letter: Salamanea?, N.Y. 20? Mar. 1887 Sarah Rose, widow of Uriah Rose, in Capt. Baylis Co., N.Y., Mil., po Olean, Cattaraugus Co., N.Y., letter reporting that she is an old lady, 84 years of age, in good health. she lives with her daughter, Mrs. Lorenzo Freeman in Olean, N.Y. The soldier died 21 years ago. Seth Warring and wife of Olean have known her as the widow of Uriah Rose. Signed: S. B. Br---, Examiner.Affidavit from Milwaukee Co., Wisc. in 1885 by Lucy Higbee of Milwaukee, witness to marriage of Sarah Patch to Uriah Rose; also by Clarisa Wheeler aged 78 present at marriage, states he died Dec. 1865, etc. .Affidavit: Wyoming co., N.Y., 15 May 1885, Micajah P. Skiff and Eliza Lathrop both of Pike,Wyoming Co., personally acquainted with Sarah Rose and have been since her marriage to Uriah Rose, lived together as man and wife since 1824 until his death in December 1865, her maiden name was Sarah Patch, she had no previous husband and has not since remarried. Signed: M. P. Skiff, Eliza? Lathrop.Declaration: Cattaraugus Co. N.Y., 6 May 1885, Sara Rose, aged 81, of Olean in said county, widow of Uriah Rose, he volunteered at Sherburne, N.Y., Priv., he received land warrant for 160 acres in 1850, at that time his residence [very light, may be Hume, Allegany Co., N.Y.], she married him under name of Sarah Patch 29 April 1824 by Rev. Hubbard at Pike, N.Y., that her husband died at Allegany Co., N.Y. 16 Dec. 1865, etc.


Death Certificates

JAMES ROSE, Morgan Co., Mo., Versailles, #5721. Male, colored, married, b. Jan? [written over] 29, 1856, d. age 76y 0m 16d on Feb. 14, 1928. Laborer, b. Morgan Co., Ala. Father unknown, mother’s maiden name Ellen Thureston? b. Morgan Co., Ala. Buried City Cemeter, Versailles, Mo., under-taker: Wm Kidwell, Versailles. Informant: Maggie Burris, Ver-sailles, Mo. [Online: http://www.sos.mo.gov/archives/resources/deathcertificates]CLARA ROSE, Montgomery Co., Missouri, Montgomery City. Died Feb. 7, 1966, female, white, b. 3/30/1882 at Harrisburg, Ill. SS unknown. Records from Mont-gomery Boarding Home. Died Feb. 7, 1966, father: Samuel Cain, mother’s maiden name: Mary Warfield. Spouse: none. Froidons Cemetery, St.Louis, Mo. Under-taker: Schlenker Fuyneral Home, Montgomery City. [Copy pro-vided by Julia B. Rose]JAMES RICHARD ROSE, St. Louis Co., Mo., city of Hazelwood, res. 712 Holiday Ave., died 12-1-1963, died age 75, born 7-19-1888, Stone-fort, Ill., [Saline County], spouse: Clara Rose. Father Thomas Rose, mother Unknown. Social Security of decd given. Informant: Bertis C. Rose, same address. Burial Laurel Hill Gardnes, St. Louis County. Undertaker: Shedmeyer & Sons. [Photocopy provided by Julia B. Rose]JESSE SETTLEMYER ROSE, Cam-bria, Cambria Co., Pennsylvania, #1922, male, white, single, b. about 1826, d. Jan. 7, 1913 aged 87 farm-er, b. Penna. Father: don’t know b. Penna., mother’s maiden name: Barbra Seese b. Penna. Informant: John A. Gray, E---burgh, Pa., buri-al: Wesley Chappell, undertaker, O. M. Davis, Conemaugh. [From ancestry.com, Pennsylvania Death Records)..

Some Elderly Rose

Gardy D. Rose born June 22,,1935, died February 17, 2014 at age 78 in Sioux City, Iowa. Services at the Meyer Brothers Morningside Cha-pel, burial at Graceland Cemetery with military rights. He was born in Coleridge, Nebraska, son of Albert and Lulu (Dowling) Rose. Survivors include his wife of 57 year,s Caryl, and children Lori Moss of Springdale, Arkansas, Julie Burger of Sioux City, Iowa, and Dan Rose of South Sioux City, Nebraska. Services directed by Meyr Brothers. [For full obitu-ary and photo go to: http://www.meyerbrothersfuneralhome.com/memsol.cgi?user_id=1249866. Provided by Rose Klix.]Eldon E “Bud” Rose was born January 8, 1922, and died Decem-ber 6, 2013 at age 91. He was born in Battle Creek, Iowa, youngest son of Elmer and Lulu (Wilson) Rose. He married Ellen LaVonne Olson August 26, 1945 in Sante Fe, New Mexico. He served in WWII. Survivors include his children Penny (Rose) Redenius of South Sioux City, Iowa, Pamela (Rose) Kroll of Sioux City, and Douglas Rose of Sioux City. Eldon was preceded in death by his wife, and by an infant son, and siblings Vince, Chuck, Leland, Cloyce, and Ima. [For full obituary and photo go to http://www.meyer-brothersfuneralhome.com/mem-sol.cgi?user_id=1180720. Sent by Rose Klix.]

Virginia Military Institute

From: Register of Former Cadets, Memorial Edition, Virginia Mili-tary Institute, Lexington, Virginia, 1957., sent by Lydia Scott.p. 105: Rose, Charles C., Little Rock, Ark, 3 mos Rose Polytech-nic Inst. BS; Free Central Supply Co.; Died 25 June 54. [Class of 1891]p. 94: Rose, Isaac Eugene Alex-ander; Lunenburg Co., Va.; 2 yrs. 2 mos.; Architect of Jackson Memorial Hall built at V. M. 1, 1896; Died Feb. 1916 at his home in New York, and buried in Lex-ington, Virginia. [Class of 1883[p. 61: Rose, George McNeill; Fayetteville, N.C.; 1 yr.; Grad. 153 N. M.; Prvt., C Co., Battle of New Market; Adj. 66th N. C. Inf.; C.S.A.; Lawyer; Speaker of N. C. Leg.; Died June 15, 1924 at his home in Fayetteville, N.C. [Class of 1867]

Maine Marriage Records

Go to: <https://portal.maine.gov/marriage/archdev

.marriage_archive.search_formand there you can use the index

to locate a record. If found, a copy can be ordered online. Period:

1/1/1892 through 12/31/2009.

John Rose of Centre County, Pennsylvania

Submitted by Barbara Ackley now Dahl. We know this John Rose to have married Catharine Craig, and lived in Centre County, Pennsylvania. In some manner this family is connected to the Bennet Rose family of co-editor Seymour T. Rose but as yet the exact relationship is unknown!An Old War Veteran DeadSpecial Telegram to The TimesSunbury, November 17.-John Rose, of Sunbury, died at the home of his son, George, last night,aged 91. Mr. Rose was an old veteran, having served the country in both the Mexican and civil wars.[Image at www.newspapers.com.]


Botetourt County, Virginia

Deed Abstracts

Abstracted by editors at the courthouse. Not a complete list.Deed Bk 13 pp 79-80, 19 Nov. 1816, Ephraim Rose and Experience his wife of co. of Rockingham, Va. to Joseph Samuels, having agreed to maintain them during their lifetime, they sell land 350 acres in co. of Botetourt, same land Richard Beasley and Elizabeth his wife and Rachal Hart sold to same Experience Rose (formerly Experience Brown), by deed 12 Apr. 1803. Signed: Ephram (his x mark) Rose. Ack.: 18 Jan. 1817. Ex'd wife 17 Jan. 1817. Rec.: 23 July 1817Deed Bk 14 p 631, 13 Mar. 1816, Benjamin Perkins and (Maria?) his wife of 1st part, John Moore and Richard Perkins of 2nd part, Thomas Moore Jr. and John N. Rose of 3rd part, in trust, stock of goods, etc. of Benja-min Perkins store at Lynchburg and farm of Perkins and Bailey at (Leakesville?) N.C., "Lotts" of ground in Campbell Co. and others, as security. Signed: Benjamin Perkins, Maria M. Perkins, John Moore, Richard Perkins, Thomas Moore Jr., John N. Rose. Wit.: John Taylor?, Spotswood Wells, G. Right. Ack.: Lynchburg 1 May 1819. Rec.: Botetourt Co. 20 Apr. 1821. Deed Bk 15 pp 6-8, 1 Jan. 1821, Joseph H. Rose and Susan his wife of 1st part, Madison Pitzer of 2nd part. Rose is indebted to Richard Smith for $500, as security he now gives house and lot in Covington #75, live-stock, household goods, note due 1 Jan. 1822. Signed: Joseph H. (his x mark) Rose, Susan (her x mark) Rose. Wit.: John (his x mark) Taylor, Henry (his x mark) Taylor. Ack.: 11 Aug. 1821. Rec.: 1 Oct. 1821. Deed Bk 19 p 473, Deed of Gift, Isaac Bradshaw of co. of Botetourt for natural love for Catharine Rose of same and $1.00, grant 2 mares and 1 colt and various live stock, blacksmith tools and all my household furniture, "a parcel of oats in the stable left," fifteen acres of corn in the field. Dated: 18 Oct. 1830. Signed: Isaac Bradshaw. Wit.: John R. Fouts. Rec. 27 Nov. 1830.Deed Bk 22 pp 96-97, 10 Dec. 1837 Fayett Wisong to Catharine Rose both of Botetourt Co., for $1.00, "the entire running part of a two horse waggon complete." Signed: Lafuet (his x mark) Wasong. Rec. 30 Dec. 1836Deed Bk 24 pp 463-464, Deed of Gift, 16 Dec. 1840, Catharine Rose of 1st part, James M. Figgott [or is this Taggart?] of 2nd part and Polly Bradshaw, wife of Isaac Bradshaw, of 3rd part, all of co. of Botetourt, said Catharine Rose for love and affection she bears to her mother said Polly and $1 paid by Figgot, bargain and sells to Figgot personal property, to wit, livestock, blacksmith tools, all household furniture, quantity of rye and wheat and a parcel of oats conveyed by Isaac Bradshaw to Catharine Rose, also a three horse waggon purchased since said Deed. Polly Bradshaw to hold a life estate profits for her use. Signed: Catharine (her x mark) Rose. Rec.: 16 Dec. 1840.Deed Bk 39 p 169, William Henry, William Rose and Lewis Dans? have bargained with John Q. A. Thrasher in 1876 for land of 10 acres and some poles bounded by McDowells? and Robert Washeys? land lying on north side of Valley Rd., William Rose to get 1/3 of land, Rose this day 11 Oct. paid Jno Q. A. Thrasher full sum of $50 for the 1/3. Signed: John Q. A. Thrasher, Sarah F. Thrasher. Wit.: none. Ack.: 13 Oct. 1876. Rec.: 11 Mar. 1878. Margin: Del'd to Wm Rose Apr. 8, 1878.Deed Bk 45 p 198, 28 July 1883, Lewis Barnet and Mary A. his wife, Anderson Barnet & Harriet his wife, Harvey Langhorn and Margaret his wife, Thomas Rose and Fannie his wife, George Fultz and Bettie his wife, convey to Fannie Barnet wife of Edward Barnet, all of Botetourt Co., for $1.00, with special warranty, their several undivided interest in lot containing 2 acres which Hampton Barnet died sised, he purchased from Miss Diemah? Freeway, land adj. lands of Marshal Cruise?, Jacob Look, etc., in Deed Freeway to Bar-net dated 11 May 1881 Deed Bk 41 p 168. Signed: Thomas (his x mark) Rose, Lewis (his x mark) Barnett, Anderson (his x mark) Barnett, Fannie (her x mark) Rose, Bettie Fultz, Caroline (her x mark) Barnett. [Wit.: C. H. Truxs?] Ack.: Thomas Rose, Lewis Barnet and Anderson Barnet 8 Oct. 1883. Ack.: Fannie Rose wife of Thomas Rose, Bettie Fultz, 8 Oct. 1883. Rec.: 29 Nov. 1888.Deed Bk 45 pp 490-491, 22 Sept. 1886, Wm Rose and Lizzie his wife of Green Co., Ohio to Albert Carter of Botetourt Co., for $10, land in Botetourt Co. near Jackson on Obushain? line on north side of Turnpike Rd. and corner to Church lot to J. Q. A. Thrashers line. Signed: William (his x mark) Rose, Lizzie Rose. Ack.: Green Co., Ohio 22 Sept. 1886. Rec.: 8 July 1889.

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Con’t from previous pageDeed Bk 45 p 640, 22 Sept. 1886, Wm. Rose and Lizzie his wife of State of Ohio to Mary Sneed of Botetourt co., Va., for $10, land near Jackson beg. line of Samuel Obensheim? and corner of Albert Carters lot etc. adj. Wm. Linkenhoher? which was division line between Wm Rose and Lewis Davis then with division line to Albert Carters line. Signed: Wm Rose, Lizie Rose. Ack.: Green Co.,Ohio 29 Sept. 1886. Rec.: 28 Dec. 1889.Deed Bk 54 p 88, Bond, $18 Eagle Rock, Va., Sept. 29, 1894, I promise to pay Thom(es) Deisber? $18 for one horse purchase horse to stand good for payment, I will not dispose of him until debt is pd. Signed: Thomas Rose. Pers. ack.: 18 Feb. 1895. Rec.: 23? Feb. 1895.Deed Bk 57 pp 113-114, 9 Aug. 1898, Jerry Wood and Hestina his wife to Fannie Rose, for $14, lot in village of Bessemer, Botetourt Co., No. 29 in Blk 12. Signed: Jerry Wood, Hestsina? Wood. Pers. ack.: 9 Aug. 1898 by Jerry Wood and Hestina Wood. Rec.: Mar. 8, 1899. Deed Bk 57 pp 229-230, 23 July 1898, Oliver Douglas and Anna his wife to Wm Rose, all of Va., for $125, 4 1/2 acres, adj Daniel & Geo Anderson and --? Geo. Louran?, known as Iaach? Can? tract near Sick Run bridge. Signed: O. J. Douglas, Ann Douglas. Ack.: Alleghany Co., Va. 25 July 1898. Rec.: June 5, 1899.

Joseph Rose, Mexican War Pensionof Hamilton County, Ohio

Abstracted by editor at the National Archives.

File citation: JOSEPH ROSE, Co. H 1 Tenn. Mtd. Vols., filed 2/l2/1887, Mex. Sur., Application 11147, certifi-cate 9089, act of 1/29/1887, Tenn.Affidavit: Hamilton Co., Tenn. 22 Feb. 1907, Joseph Rose, resident of town of Tunnel Hill, Whitfield Co., Ga., enrolled June 1846 Co. H lst Reg. Tenn. Mtd. Vols., Mex. War, is 8l, born 13 Feb. 1826, signed by x mark. Affidavit: Hamilton Co., Tenn., Joseph Rose, aged 58, Priv., Capt. Gillespie, 1 Reg. Tenn. Cav. Vols., Col. Thomas, Mex. War, enlisted Washington, Tenn. l June 1846, since service lived Hamilton Co., Tenn., was 18, 5’ 8”, dark hair, dark eyes, farmer, born Monroe Co., Tenn. 1828, signed by x mark. [Date not taken.] Affidavit: Hamilton Co., Tenn. 6 Apr. 1891, Joseph Rose, aged 63, resident of Sherman Heights said county, wife is Elizabeth, married Rhea Co. 23 Dec. 1847, signed by x mark. Affidavit: Mar. 23, 1903, wife is decd, I am widower, wife was Elizabeth Tims?, married Dec. 23, 1847 by Rev. Locke in “Reigh” Co., Tenn., wife died Jan. 10, 1899, married only once, [living?] children: Emily Patterson born Jan. 14, 1849 Jane Reed born June 15, 185l William Rose born Oct. 29, 1852 Madline Bell born July 17, 1858 Swill Rose born 1855 James Jackson Rose born 1853 Martha Thompson born 1859Cordelia McCormack born 27 Dec. 1865 Thomas Jefferson Rose born 1860 Son Rose born 1868 one dead Matilda Hunt. Dated Mar. 27, 1903, signs by x mark.

Mexican War military, pension and bounty land records are often overlooked!


Thomas Rose of Wilkes County, Georgia Descendant

Member Janine Bushman #3310B13 sent these. She says: “Attached is a photograph of my 2nd great grand-mother, Roseann Rose, b1857. (The photo was colorized many years after it was taken.) ... I am also at-taching her husband’s photo - John Terrence Hogan. Janine’s Rose connection is through Rosanna Rose (b1857 in Illinois), from Thomas S. Rose (b 1829 in Ken-tucky) through Thomas Rose & Barbary Crenshaw. This Rose family is connected to the Wilkes County, Georgia, Roses and those of Granville County, North Carolina.

Block Island, Rhode Island

Editors were on this island for a short time several years ago. What a charming walk back into history!

Bk A pp. 266-267, 11 May 1820, will of Moses Rose of Newshoreham, to brother Olive -[sic, Oliver] Rose 8 acres meadow which I bought from Rowland Hazard; to sister Sarah Littlefield and her husband Wm. Littlefield improvement of my Caweane? farm, etc.; to two cozens Joshua Rose and Joseph L. Rose, my farm north part of Island where Wm. Littlefield now lives called by Caweane farm (to be equally between two cousins Joshua Rose and Joseph Linton Rose), etc.; also to cousin Joshua Rose house and land where he now resides formerly belonging to James Rose; also to Joseph Linton Rose 4 acres, etc. [Also some further items to two cousins.] To cozen Lucy Rose, her living in any one of my houses for her life, also one cow, etc. Executor to provide comfortable support for my brother Manly Rose. Appoint two cozens Joshua Rose and Joseph Linton Rose executors. Signed: Moses Rose. Wit.: Wm. R--? Sands, Robert G. Sands, Samuel P. Robinson. Rec.: 14 Mar. 1825. On pp. 289-290, Inventory, 13 Mar. 1821, 1092.95, ret'd 20 Mar. 1821.Bk B p. 2, estate of Lucy Rose late of Town of Newshoreham, 11 Aug. 1821, Inventory $599.04. Signed: Danll Mott, Thom’s Mott, Abram Miliken. Dated: Aug. 12, 1821. Personally appeared Olive Rose, adm. Court of 12 Aug. 1821.

(See: http://pilgrimsandpatriots.com/?tag=block-island for a number of photos of Block Island.)

Descendant of Granville County,

North Carolina Rose family.


Otsego County, New York

From Biographical Review of Otsego County, New York (Boston, 1893), p. 182.

Robert Marion Rose, a farmer and hop dealer, and a veteran of the late war, was born January 1, 1843, in the town of Milford, of which town his father, Eli Rose, was also a native, born November 13, 1811. his father, [sic, grandfather], Eli Rose, as born in New England in 1780, was reared there on the farm, and when a young man came to Otsego County, where he married Joanna Dewey, in the town of Maryland. He kept a public house in Maryland for a time, then removed to Milford, purchased a farm in what is now School District No. 13, and upon this farm spent the remainder of his life. He died February 17, 1852. His first wife, the grandmother of our subject, died quite a number of years before him.Eli Rose, the father of the subject of this sketch, was reared on the farm and educated in the town of Milford, and has always followed farming. He still resides in his native town. He was married, February 4, 1832, to Mary Murray, who was born in Milford, March 13, 1813, a daughter of Robert and Hannah (Phillips) Murray. She died in 1851. Mr. Rose was married the second time, February 4, 1852, to Maria L. Kingman, who was born in the town of Maryland, Otsego County, May 24, 1828. her father, Mehemiah Kingman, was a native of Columbia County, and a son of William and Abby Kingman. He was one of the pioneer settlers of the town of Maryland, where he engaged in farming. The maiden name of his wife was Cath-erine Kenyon, and she was a native of Columbia County. Eli Rose and his first wife reared four children, viz, Robert M., Freeman P., George W. and Victoria. By his second wife there were three children, viz.: Zilpha, Chester and Lillian F.Robert Marion Rose received his early education in the district school, and afterward attended Hartwick Seminary. He attended school quite steadily a part of each year until he was eighteen. October 3, 1861, he enlisted, and became a member of Company G., New York Engineers. He served with his regiment in the Department of the South until November 28, 1864, when he was honorably discharged. Upon returning home he resumed farming, and in 1866 bought the farm upon which he now lives. This consists of 175 acres, and has good buildings.Mr. Rose was first married to Sarah Lockwood who was born in Davenport, Delaware co., N.Y., and was a daughter of George and Ann Lockwood, natives of Yorkshire, England. Mrs. Rose died in 1868, and Mr. Rose was again married to Euphemia Clark, who was born in the town of Exeter, Otsego County, and is a daughter of Jeremiah and Margaret Clark. By his first marriage Mr. Rose has one son, George L., and by his second has also one son, Ray Clark. George L. married Ada Coffman, and has one daughter Claudine. He is located in Puyallup, Pierce Co., Wash., and is a dealer in hops. Ray Clark was educated in Colgate (formerly Madison) University, located at Hamilton, N.Y.Mr. Rose is a Democrat in politics, and has filled several offices of trust in the gift of his party, and has represented his town on the County Board of Supervisors. He is a public-spirited man, and takes an active interest in all enterprises calculated to promote the physical and mental well-being of the community.

Hot Springs Weekly Star, Arkansas

Mar 23, 1894 Hot Springs Weekly Star front page, sent by member Rose Klix who says “ It’s amazing what they put on the front page of the paper under Local News. I’ve been asking some historians in the area, if they know what Mr. Rose kept the Elkhorn hotel. No answers so far ...” .

“Mr. Rose who keeps the Elkhorn hotel at Oelrichs, came over Friday to have a large carbuncle on the upper lip lanced. Dr. Wade did the job.”


The above: Back row, l. to r.: Don Jr., now retired but was involved in music education supplying band instruments throughout eastern Massachusetts. To the right of him is member #3186R08 David Rose Sr. who has been an antique dealer for the past 40 years and also a part-time musician. To the right of him is Steve, a retired math teacher and also a musician. To the far right is Robert, a VP at Berklee School of music in Boston. David tells us that his dad’s mother, Rose Rose, was a piano teacher. their parents owned a catering business and all of the boys worked in it at some point in time andin various positions. David and his wife, Darlene, have been working on their family genealogy for several years and have made some exciting discoveries. They located his great-grandparents, Alexander Charles Rose and Mary Carey Rose’s grave in Marblehead, Massachusetts, and found that he had a son Arthur who died at 9 months of age. His great-grandfather’s parents were Charles Rose and Catherine McDonald, and Mary Carey’s parents were Thomas Carey who had a wife named Ann. Her family was from Prince Edward Island. David’s family belongs to Group G of the Y-DNA project. That group is related to the Rev. Robert of Albermarle County, Virginia and Nairnshire, Scotland, thus, the Kilravock Roses. Also in the group is Alexander Rose of Person County, North Carolina, and Scotland; James Rose (who m. Margaret McBean) of Delaware County, New York and Inverness, Scotland, John Rose (wife Margaret Smith) of Angus, Scot-land; and Alexander Rose of Angus, Scotland.

Kilravock Roses to Canada and the United StatesLived in Massachusetts

Graves of J. Donald Rose Sr. and his wife Sophie Mary Jean Dobrowolski Rose, Lakeview Cemetery in Upton, Mas-sachusetts.


Some Elderly Rose

Virginia Cunningham Rose, 89, of Fredericksburg [Va.], died Jan. 6, 2014 in Suffolk. She was a native of Richmond and daughter of the the late Clarence and Katherine Cunningham. She married Dr. John B. Rose Jr. in 1945 and in 1951 moved to Fredericksburg where Dr. Rose established his medical practice. Survivors in-clude children Dr. John B. Rose III of Fredericksburg, Richard P. Rose of Fredericksburg, Katherine Rawls of Suffolk, Clifford Y. Rose of Freckerson, and others. A mass was celebrated at St. Mary of the Immaculate Conception Catholic Church with interment in Oak Hill Cemetery in Fredericksburg. [From the Richmond Times-Dispath of January 8, 2014, sent by Thomas Rose.]

Kane County, Illinois

From: Rose Klix. From The Past and Present of Kane County, Illinois published in Chicago in 1878. Within the Biographical directory Rose said she found the following Rose listings. Two of them had more than a name, occupation (when listed) and P.O. listing in the Tax-Payers and Voters sections of the towns. p. 583 Rose, James, P.O. Carpentersville p. 584 Rose, A. laborer, P.O. Dundee Rose, H. J. farmer P.O. Dundee Rose, John W., farmer and dairyman, Dundee Tp.; P.O. Dundee; born in Dundee Tp., in 1850; has always resided here; works farm of 120 acres; value, $100 per acre. Married Mary Richardson, at Dundee, Feb. 19, 1875; she was born at Philadelphia, Pa., in 1851; the farm belongs to James Rose, father of John, who is a resident of Dundee and one of the early pioneers of Kane Co., coming here about the year 1847.

Rose, Laura, farmer; P.O. Aurora. (She is probably the widow of W. J. Rose) Rose, W.J. (deceased), was born in New York in 1822; he married Miss Laura Hinds, who was born in New York in 1822, and married Jan. 13, 1848; no children; he came to Kane Co. in 1839 with his parents, and settled in Sugar Grove Tp.; came to present place about 1846, and lived here until he died, in May, 1873. Mrs. Rose's father, A. H. Hinds, came to Kane Co., in 1842, and settled in Sugar Grove Tp.; he was born in Vermont in 1796 and married Miss Mercy Wilkie; she was born in New York in 1797, and married in 1818; had nine children; he died in Aurora in December, 1874; she died in Aurora in December, 1872; he was Justice of the Peace and Postmaster in New York.

Paul Roger Rose died Mar. 19, 2009 at the age of 82. He lived the last 4 years in Poulsbo, Washigton with his wife of 57 years, Gwen. He was born in Van Buren, M o . S e p t . 30, 1926, the second son of Bill and Viola Rose. He was pre-ceded in death by his parents and older brother Aldon. He served in the Navy in 1944. He married on September 7, 1951. He is survived by his wife, and others. [From the San Jose Mercury-News, Apr. 15, 2009.]Mrs. Phoebe Rose Ludington, died Jan. 16th at the home of her son in Painted Post, was born in the town of Hartland, Hartforcd county, Conn., on April 6, 1805. She re-

moved at the age of three with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Russell Rose, and settled in Sullivan township “this county,”. On January 1, 1822 she married William Ludington. She leaves one sister, Mrs. Rebecca Packard, of Covington, now in her 98th year. Funeral services were held in the First Baptist church in this boro. [Sent by member # 2735B01 Crayton Buck who says that Phoebe Rose Ludington was the mother of Anna Eunice Lud-ington who married Hezakiah Crayton, g.grandfather of Crayton Buck. Name and date of newspa-per not known.] Crayton traces Robert1, Daniel2-4, Russell5 of the Wethersfield and Branford, Connecticut Rose family. This family, who sailed from Ipswich, England, in 1634 is the largest of all Rose families in the United States.


The Family Tree

These are the family sheets sent to members when they join, condensed here. but kept on file.3324C13 - Martha Gayle Ca-parell

1-Ezekiel Rose m Mary Fidler; 2-Ezekiel Rose m Mary Field; 3-Ezekiel Rose m Frances/Franci-na Britton; 4-Thisbee Britton Rose b1817 m Milford Leonard ... to 7-member#1 of Hunterdon Co., NJ3336M13 - Heather McHardy1-Jesse Myron Rose b1822 m Dorothy Jane Converse; 2-Rhoda Sarepta Rose b1850 m Russell K. Ross ... to 6-member#1 of Mass. and Chautauqua Co., Kans.; family later of Columbia Co., Wisc. and Hennepin Co., Minn.3310B13 - Janine Bushman1-Thomas Rose bc1756 m Barbary Crenshaw; 2-Thomas Crenshaw Rose b1805 m Lorna/Lavina Stew-art; 3-Thomas S. Rose bc1829 m Mary Jane Smith; 4-Roseann Rose b1857 m John Terrence Hogan; 5-Meda Florence Hogan b1895 m Ivan Theophilus Gregory ... to 7-memberFamily of N.C., Venaderburg Co., Ind., Brackey Co., Ky. and other Ky. locations, still later in Christian Co., Ill.Janine works for a software company. She is a CPA, MBA, and second gen-eration Californian.3241O10 - Ann Oppenheimer1-William Rose bc1622 m Anne ---; 2-Richard Rose bc1669 m Eliza-beth Sowerby; 3-Richard Rose bc1692 m Anne Horton; 4-Anne Rose b1719 m Thomas Ezell ... to 10-member#1 to Virginia c1650, lived Surry Co., Virginia; next generation Sussex Co., Virginia.

From the Mail Bag

Member Thomas M. Rose of Richmond, Virginia, a fequent contributor of newspaper items on Rose, traces a German Rose family. His 4th g.g.grandparents marriage (Bernard Rose and Anna Margaret Goette) is recorded in Roseeck in the federal state of North Rhine-westphalias. With the help of an online friend Tom was able to locate a wonderful photo of the church at www.ro-esebeck.net/inex2.htm.Thomas also forwarded informa-tion that his ancestor was a son of Hermann Rose per the marriage record of 14 April 1818 at Sankt Mauritius Katholisch, Roesbeck, Westfalen, Prussia. Member Bonnie Jackson #3272J11 is doing a great deal of research

Says Cindy: “That’s me on the left, beside me is my daughter Melissa (Newman) Thomp-son, on her lap is baby Nathan, then my son-in-law Jesse Thompson and then my other Grandson Matthew.” Cindy is a descendant of the Bedford County, Pennsylvania Roses. See her photo contribution on the front cover of this issue.

About Our Members

Heather McHardy #3336M13, whose family sheets are to the left, tells us that she is a writer/genealogist. She graduated from Nürnberg American High School, Universdad da Valencia (Spain); attended Brigham Young Uni-versity, and is president of the Brighton Colorado Genealogy Society.

In MemoriamCharter member Donald L. Rose #0148R01 died July 7, 2013 in Cleve-land, Tennessee. Donald’s Rose family proved to be quite a surprise for though his family came out of Cherokee Coun-ty, North Carolina, his DNA matched Roses of Long Island, New York!

Member Cindy Newman and family

on the family of Matthew Madi-son Rose of Callaway County, Missouri and Ohio and trying to find what connection he may have to the family of Joseph Rose of Marshfield, Massachusetts. She also tells us that she will be attending the Matthew Madison Rose family reunion in Fulton, Callaway, Missouri on June 1, 2014. She is hoping to get addi-tional information on the family while there. Member Gail Halas (formerly) Schulz attended our 1996 Rose gathering together with Lois Pearson. They were researching the family of John Rose (who mar-ried Hannah Addleman) of Greene County, Pennsylvania. Gail is now carrying on the work and hopes to learn more of the background of this family. This family is part of Group K of the DNA project; they all have connections somehow to Long Island Roses though the connections have not yet been determined.


ASSOCIATION MEMBERS

IMPORTANT: Use of this membership list is strictly restricted. It is not to be used by Association members or others for the purpose of sending out leaflets, solicitations, etc. whether genealogical or otherwise. The use is intended only to enable Association members to contact others who might be tracing their same family line, or might live in an area in which some research is needed. We have not granted permission to anyone to make use of this list. NO EXCEPTIONS! NEW MEMBERS. First four digits, order in which members joined, followed by initial letter of surname, followed by member classification. SB = Regular member; C=Contributing member; SU=Sustaining member.

CHANGES since the December quarterly:1523C90 Lynne R. Collins, 51 Cottage St., Apt. 2D, Troy, NY 121802840R02 Rose Klix, 2880 Belgarde Blvd. #104 , Rapid City, SD 57702 2615B00 Debi Velasco (previously Brimmer), 5607 Bimini Court, Churchton, MD 207331118L86 Mary Lian, 366 Blue Bonnet Blvd., San Antonio, TX 78209

NEW: First four digits, order in which members joined, followed by initial letter of surname, followed by member classifica-tion. SB = Regular member; C=Contributing member; SU=Sustaining member.

3337G13-SU Gregory Schumacher, 4117 Kingschase Lane, The Plains, VA 201983338H14-SU Carol Ann Hall, 25752 NE Mountain Top Rd., Newberg, OR 971323339R13-SU Steven Rose, 1551 Discovery Ave., Nanaimo, British Columbia V954B6 Canada3340N13-C Dana Nixon, 1412 Graham Rd., Jacksonville, AR 720763341R13-SU James Rose, 7910 E. Marietta Ave., Spokane Valley, WA 99212-22293342F13 Lacey Frazier, 712 W. Main St., Odessa, MO 64076-13203343M14-SU Michelle Diane Miller, 9/4 Gordon Street, Edinburgh, Scotland UK EH68NW3344J14-SU Hollianne Jacobs, 9440 Seaman Rd., Curtice, OH 43412 (see also Jeff Jacob #3290J123345K14-SU Karen D. Kline, 5309 Wallingford Dr., Raleigh, NC 276163346S14-SB Juanita Marie Smith, 409 Carlisle Road, Carrollton, KY 410083347S14-SB Jesse D. Smith Sr., 409 Carlisle Road, Carrollton, KY 410083348R14-SU Julia Beth Rose, PO Box 2602, Sante FE, NM 675043349R14-SB Donald Patterson, PO Box 125, Great Mills, MD 206343350D14-SU Anna Beatrice Derby, 21 Meade Dr., Winchester, VA 226023351J14-SB Kim Bradley Johnson, PO Box 168, Hinckley, MN 550373352W14-SU Cathy Elaine Wilson, 23515 Desconso Dr., Moreno Valley, CA 925573353M14-SB Gary Minor, 122 Pinehurst Blvd., Waverly, OH 45690

RENEW FOR 2014!!

Has your renewal been sent?Subscribing membershiip - $20.00Contributing membership - $22.00Sustaining membership - $26.00Spouse (if added) - $2.00 added to any of the above

Out of U.S. memberships - no additional if the copies are accessed online. If mailed, there will be additional costs for postage. Inquire.

Renewals can be paid by PAYPAL. Let editor know ([email protected]) and a Paypal email will be sent with a link which can be used to arrange the payment online.

Or, payment can be made by mail to: ROSE FAMILY ASSOCIATION, Christine Rose, 761 Villa Teresa Way, San Jose, CA 95123.


INDEXAll names indexed. Names may

appear more than once on a page.

Adams, Chloe (Rose), 5562 John, Deacon, 5562Addleman, Hannah, 5573Anderson, Daniel, 5568 Geo., 5568Ballard, --, Capt., 5564Barnet, Anderson, 5567Barnet, Edward, 5567 Fannie, 5567 Harriet, 5567 Lewis, 5567 Mary A., 5567Beasley, Elizabeth, 5567 Richard, 5567Bell, Madline, 5568Blocher, George I./J., 5559Bond, --, Capt., 5564Boyington, Erastus, 5556Brackenm, Drew, 5563Bradshaw, Isaac, 5567 Polly, 5567Brimmer, Debi, 5574Britton, Frances/Francina, 5574Brown, Experience, 5567Buck, Crayton, 5573Burchard, 5557Burger, Julie, 5566Burris, Maggie, 5566Bushman, Janine, 5569Cain, Samuel, 5566Campbell, Alexander, 5563 C. M., 5559Caparell, Martha Gayle, 5574Carey, Mary, 5571Carpenter, Warren, 5556Carter, Albert, 5567Case, Thomas, 5556Cessna, Charles, 5553 Leona, 5553Clark, Euphemia, 5570 Jeremiah, 5570 John, 5560 Margaret, 5570Clarke, S. N., 5557Coffman, Ada, 5570Collins, Lynne R., 5574Converse, Dorothy Jane, 5574Cox, --, Capt., 5564Craig, Catharine, 5566Crayton, Hezekiah, 5573Crenshaw, Barbary, 5569Crisps, Margaret, 5559Cropett, Martha E., 5559Cross, Horace, 5556Crosser, Ebb, Mrs., 5559Cunningham, Clarence, 5573 Katherine, 5573Dahl, Barbara, 5566Dans, Lewis, 5567Davis, Lewis, 5568Davis, O. M., 5566Deisber, Thom(es), 5568Derby, Anna Beatrice, 5574Deremer, Glenn, 5553Devereaux, Nicholas, 5556

DeVile, Mae, 5559Dewey, Joanna, 5570Dickerson, --, Capt., 5564Dilbeck, Mary, 5559Dobrowolski, Sophie Mary Jean, 5571Douglas, Ann\Anna, 5568 O. J., 5568 Oliver, 5568Durkee, Lucius, 5556Ellicott, Jos., 5557Elliot, Teenie, 5553Ender, Marilyn, 5562Ezell, Thomas, 5574Fidler, Mary, 5574Field, Mary, 5574Figgott, James M., 5567Foster, Leonard, 5556 Nathan, 5556Fouts, John R., 5567Frank, Robert, 5562 William, 5562Frazier, Lacey, 5574Freeman, Lorenzo, Mrs., 5565Fultz, Bettie, 5567 George, 5567Gifford, --, Capt., 5564Goette, Anna Margaret, 5574Gray, John A., 5566Growendyck, --, Capt., 5564Halas, Gail, 5573Hall, Carol Ann, 5574 Lewis, 5556Harker, --, Capt., 5564Hart, Rachel, 5567Hewlett, W. A., Maj., 5560Higbee, Lucy, 5565Hinds, A. H., 5572 Laura, 5572Hindsd, A. H., 5572Hite, Grace 5553Hite, Howard, 5553Hogan, John Terrence, 5569Hone, Jacob, 5556Hoopreter, Barbara, 5556Hopper, Jay, 5564Hornsby, David E., 5564 Howard, 5564 J. Howard, 5564 Lizzie, 5564Horton, Anne, 5574Howe, Jacob, 5556Hoyt, Goold, 5556Hubbard, --, Rev., 5565Hunt, Matilda, 5568Imes, Veda 5553Irvin, O. E., 5559Jackson, Bonnie, 5573 Henry E., 5560 Hollianne, 5574Jenkins, Elizan, 5559Johnson, Kim Bradley, 5574Kane, peter, 5556Kenyon, Catherine, 5570Kidwell, Wm., 5566Killey, William, 5560Kingman, Abby, 5570 Maria L., 5570 Mehemiah, 5570 William, 5570Kline, Karenn D., 5574Klix, Rose, 5570, 5572, 5574Kroll, Pamela (Rose), 5566

Lambert, William, 5563Langhorn, Harvey, 5567 Margaret, 5567Lathrop, Eliza, 5565Lawson, S. S., 5559Leivan, Ida C., 5559Leonard, Milford, 5574Lewis Dans, 5567Lian, Mary, 5574Link, Margaret, 5559Linkenhoher, Wm., 5568Littlefield, Wm., 5569Lockwood, Ann, 5570Lockwood, George, 5570 Sarah, 5570Ludington, Anna Eunice, 5573Ludington, Phoebe Rose,5573May, A. J., 5559McBean, Margaret, 5571McCormack, Cordelia, 5568McDonald, Catherine, 5571McDowell, --, 5567McHardy, Heather, 5574McPherson, Emily, 5557Midgette, Mary, 5558Miliken, Abram, 5569Miller, George W., 5557 Michelle Diane, 5574Minor, Gary, 5574Mitchell, Ann, 5558Moore, John, 5567 Thomas, 5567Morgan, --, Capt., 5564Moss, Lori, 5566Mott, Danll, 5569 Thomas, 5569Murray, Hannah (Phillips), 5570 Mary, 5570 Robert, 5570Newkirk, --, Capt., 5564Newman, Cindy, 5553, 5574 Melissa, 5574Nixon, Dana, 5574Obensheim, 5568Oliver, Dolly 5553 Louis, 5553Olson, Ellen LaVonne, 5566Oppenheimer, Ann, 5574Osborn, Catharine, 5557Packard, Rebecca, 5573Page, Afton, 5557Patch, Sareah, 5565Patterson, Donald, 5574 Emily, 5568Pearson, Lois, 5573Perkins, Benjamin, 5567 Maria, 5567 Richard, 5567Persons, Samuel, 5556, 5557Peterson, --, 5563Phillips, Hannah, 5570 John, Capt., 5564Pitzer, Madison, 5567Poats, Bayley, 5562Poats, William, 5562Redenius, Penny (Rose), 5566Reed, Jane, 5568Richardson, Mary, 5572Right, G., 5567Robinson, Samue; P., 5569Roe, Samuel, 5562Rose, --, General, 5558


Rose, --, Mr., 5570 A., 5572 A. H., 5561 Abigail, 5556 Abner, 5560 Abraham, 5558, 5562 Albin, 5558 Aldon, 5573 Alexander, Capt., 5565 Alexander, 5571 Alexander Charles, 5571 Amos, 5556, 5557 Ann\Anne, 5564, 5574 Ann (Mitchell), 5558 Archibald, --, Capt., 5565 Arthur, 5559, 5571 Arthur P., 5558 Benjamin Franklin, 5561 Benjamin Franklin McMachen, 5561 Bennet, , 5560, 5566 Bernard, 5574 Bernice, 5553 Bertis C., 5566 Betty, 5563 – see also Elizabeth Beul, 5556 Bill, 5553 – see also William Bryant S., 5561 C. B., 5560 Cary, 5559 Caryl, 5566 Catharine, 5567 Charles, 5558, 5562, 5564, 5571 Charles C., 5566 Charles E., 5562 Chester, 5556, 5557 Chester, 5570 Chloe, 5562 Chuck, 5566 Clara, 5566 Claude, 5558 Claudine, 5570 Cleo, 5561 Cloyce, 5566 Cornelius, 5557 D. F., 5559 Dan, 5566 Daniel, 5573 Darlene, 5571 David, 5571 Doctor, 5559 Dolly, 5553 Don\Donald, 5571 Donald L., 5574 Dorcas, 5557 Dorothy, 5553 Douglas, 5566 Edward Earl, 5560 Edward “Ted” Rose, 5560 Eldon E. “Bud,” 5566 Eli, 5570 Elizabeth, 5557, 5561 Elizabeth P., 5562 Emily (McPherson), 5557 Enoch, 5559 Enoch Prentice, 5562 Ephraim, 5567 Experience, 5567 Ezekiel, 5564, 5574 Fannie\Fanny, 5567, 5568 Freeman P., 5570 Gardy D., 5566 George, Pvt., 5565

Rose, George L., 5570 George McNeill, 5566 George W., 5570 Grace, 5553 Grace S., 5558 Grant, 5553 Gussie Edward, 5558 Gwen, 5573 H. J., 5572 Harris, 5561 Henrietta F., 5558 Henry, 5556, 5558 Henry L., 5558 Henry Thomas, 5561 Hermann, 5574 Homer, 5553 Ima, 5566 Isaac, Cpl., 5565 Isaac Eugene Alexander, 5566 Iscar, 5553 J. E., 5558 J. H., 5560 J. W., 5560 Jack, 5553 Jacob, 5558 James, Pvt., 5565 James, 5556, 5558, 5566, 5571, 5572,

5574 James Bryant, 5564 James Jackson, 5568 James Richard, 5566 Jesse, Pvt., 5565 Jesse, Sgt, 5565 Jesse Myron, 5574 Jesse Settlemyer, 5566 John, 5557, 5558, 5560, 5561, 5564,

5566, 5571, 5572, 5573 John B., 5558, 5573 John Burroughs, 5558 John N., 5567 John Prentice\Prentiss, 5562 John W., 5572 Jonathan, 5564 Joseph, Cr., 5558 Joseph, 5558, 5562, 5564, 5568, 5573 Joseph H., 5561, 5567 Joseph Linton, 5569 Joshua, 5569 Julia B., 5566 Julia Beth, 5574 Kennith Ira, 5561 Laura, 5572 Leach H., 5561 Leland, 5566 Leona, 5553 Lewis Martin, 5557 Lillian F., 5570 Lizzie, 5567 Lizzie, 5568 Lorinda, 5556 Louise, 5558 Lucy, 5569 Lucy M., 5559 Lulu (Wilson), 5566 Mahala, 5563 Margaret (Smith), 5571 Margery, 5563 Maria, 5560 Rose, Mariah, 5560 Marion, 5553 Martin Lewis, 5557 Mary, 5556, 5558

Rose, Mary A., 5557 Mary Carey, 5571 Milton, 5553 Moses, 5569 Nancy, 5563 Nancy J., 5560 Nathaniel, 5562 Olive, 5569 Oliver, 5569 Oscar, 5553 Pamela, 5566 Paul Roger, 5573 Penny, 5566 Peter, 5561 Peter Gardner, 5561 Phoebe, 5573 Polly, 5567 Prince, 5562 R. J., 5559 Randolph, Mrs., 5563 Ray Clark, 5570 Reuben, Pvt., 5565 Reuben, 5564 Rhoda Sarepta, 5574 Richard, 5564, 5574 Richard P., 5573 Robert, Surg., 5565 Robert, Rev., 5571 Robert, 5559, 5563, 5564, 5571, 5573 Robert H., Col., 5563 Robert L., 5556 Robert M., 5570 Robert Marion, 5570 Rosanna, 5569 Rose, 5571 Roseann, 5569 Russell, Mr. & Mrs., 5573 Russell, 5573 Ruth, 5553 Samuel, 5563 Sarah, 5559, 5565 Sarah E., 5559 Sarah Jane, 5553 Sarah R., 5561 Selina, 5561 Seymour T., 5560, 5566 Sherman, 5553 Sherood, 5553 Simeon, 5562 Solomon, 5562 Sophie Mary Jean Dobrowolski, 5571 Steve, 5571 Steven, 5574 Steven J., 5561 Steven James, 5561 Susan, 5563, 5567 Susan H., 5561 Swill, 5568 T. W., 5560 Thisbee Britton, 5574 Thomas, Pvt., 5565 Thomas, 5560, 5562, 5564, 5566, 5567,

5568, 5569, 5573 Thomas E., 5560 Thomas Jefferson, 5568 Thomas M., 5574 Thomas N., 5560 Thomas S., 5569 Thomas W., 5560 Timothy, 5563, 5564 Truman, 5556 Uriah, 5556, 5565


Rose, Vera, 5553 Victoria, 5570 Vince, 5566 Viola, 5573 Virgil, 5561 Virgil Ira, 5561 Virginia Cunningham, 5573 W., 5560 W. J., 5572 W. T., 5560 Walter B., 5559 William, Pvt., 5565 Willard, 5556 William, 5553, 5558, 5559, 5561,

5562, 5564, 5567, 5568, 5574 William H., 5558, 5559 William Jefferson, 5560 William L., 5563 Zilpha, 5561, 5570Ross, Russell K., 5574Roth, Emelie, 5559Rowen, Michael, 5556Salmon, Boyce L., 5559Samuels, Joseph, 5567Sands, Robert G., 5569 Wm. R--, 5569Schulz, Gail, 5573Schumacher, Gregory, 5574Scott, Justus, 5556, 5557

Seese, Barbra, 5566Shelton, Abbie, 5562Sisson, Stephen A., 5556Skiff, M. P., 5565 Micajah P., 5565Smith, Jesse D., 5574 Juanita Marie, 5574 Margaret, 5571Sneed, Mary, 5568Sowerby, Elizabeth, 5574Stryker, William T., 5564Stull, --, Capt., 5564Taggart, James M., 5567Taylor, Henry, 5567 John, 5567Thing, Francis P., 5556Thing, Sarah E., 5556Thomas, John C., 5559 Victory, 5559Thompson, Jesse, 5574 Martha, 5568 Matthew, 5574Thompson, Melissa (Newman), 5574Thrasher, Jno. Q. A.,\J. Q. A., 5567 Sarah F., 5567Thureston, Ellen, 5566Tucker, --, Capt., 5564Velasco, Debi, 5574Walton, --, Capt., 5564

Warfield, Mary, 5566Washey, Robert, 5567Wasong, Lafuet, 5567Wells, Spotswood, 5567West, DeWitt C., 5556Wheeler, Clarissa, 5565Whitney, Lambert, 5556Wilkerson, John, 5562 Peggy, 5562Wilkerson/Wilkinson, Ursley, 5562Wilkie, Mercy, 5572Wilson, Cathy Elaine, 5574 Lulu, 5566Wison, Fayett, 5567Wisong, Fayette, 5567Wood, Hestina, 5568 Jerry, 5568Woods, Daniel, 5556Wright, Ann, 5564

COURTHOUSE REPORTS AVAILABLE!Most members are familiar with the Family Reports offered by the Rose Family Association, but few are familar with the Courthouse Research Reports. For example, if you are tracing the John Rose of Green County, Pennsylvania, the John and Hannah (Addleman) Rose Family Report will give all the items we have that have been identified as being connected. But, what about the other Roses in that county who might be connected but have not been identified as related?What is the difference, you ask, between a Family Report and a Courthouse Report?The Family Report contains all we know of the family from a variety of sources - deeds, estates, census, Bibles, war files, gravestones. etc. Otherwise, it contains information of the Roses of that particular family that we can identify as being of the family. In contrast, the courthouse report will contain information from deeds, estates, vital records, court records, etc. found on our trip to the courthouse of that county whether or not we can identify them as being of the family. Therefore, it is important to study the courthouse records for clues to possible relatives who have not yet been identified as being tied to the subject of the Family Report.For example, on the above, the John Rose Family Report contains twenty-one pages concerning 3-4 generations of the family. The Courthouse Report of Green County, Pennsylvania, contains nineteen pages of information from the courthouse of Green County, all concerning Rose, but not all readily identified as being of the John Rose family. Thus, researchers can examine the courthouse report abstracts and perhaps find clues on other Roses in the same vicinity, and in the same time period. They can then be researched for possible connections.How to find these listings on our website? Go to: www.RoseFamilyAssociation.com. Then go to “For Purchase.” Then go to “Rose Family Reports” to check for those, and go to “Courthouse Re-search Reports” to see check if there is one available for the county in which that family lived.


KENTUCKY COUNTIES Fayette $15 Gallatin $20 Jefferson $15 Lawrence $15 Marion $15 Muhlenburg $15 Pulaski $15 Whitley $15 LOUISIANA PARISHES New Orleans $15 MARYLAND COUNTIES Allegheny $9 Charles $5 Frederick $15 Harford $5*** Montgomery $5*** Prince Georges $15 Talbot $15 Washington $15

NORTH CAROLINA COUN-TIES Ashe $9*** Buncombe $15 Bute/Franklin/Warren $25 Burke $10*** Caswell $15 Cherokee $15 Edgecombe $15 Franklin, see Bute Granville $20 Halifax $15 Johnston $15 Nash $20 Orange $15 Rockingham $15 Stokes $15 Surry $25 Warren, see Bute Wayne $15 Wilkes $25 Yadkin $15

OHIO COUNTIES Belmont $15 Champaign $15 Columbiana $10*** Cuyahoga $15 Delaware $15 Fairfield $15 Gallia $15 Guernsey $15

Ohio, con’t.Harrison $15 Henry $15 Jefferson $15Meigs $15 Montgomery $15 Muskingum $15 Perry $15 Pickaway $15 Pike $9 (deeds only) Portage $15 Ross $15 Stark $15 Summit $15 Trumbull $15 Tuscarawas $15 Washington $15

PENNSYLVANIA COUNTIES Adams $20 Armstrong $15 Bedford $20 Berks $15 Bucks $35 Butler $12 Cambria $15 Chester $10 Cumberland $20 Dauphin $10 Delaware $15 Erie $15 Fayette $15 Greene $15 Huntington $10*** Indiana $15 Lackawanna $15 Lancaster $15 Luzerne $20 Mercer $15 Montgomery $10 Northampton $25 Northumberland $15 Perry $10 Philadelphia $30 Somerset $15 Susquehanna $15 Washington $20 Wayne $7*** Westmoreland $15 Wyoming $15 York $20

RHODE ISLAND TOWNS Block Island $15 N Kingstown $15 S Kingstown $15 Westerly $15

TENNESSEE COUNTIES Bledsoe $11*** Blount $15 Claiborne $25 Davidson $15 Franklin $15 Giles $15 Hardin $25 Haywood $15 Jefferson $15 Knox $15 McMinn $10 Polk $15 Rhea $20 Roane $15 Robertson $15 Shelby $20 Smith $15 Tipton $15 Wayne $20 White $15

PARTIAL LISTING OF COURTHOUSE REPORTS AVAILABLE!!

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NOTE: Add $1.00 to each report for postage. Items with *** indi-cate that information on the report is from more than one trip to that courthouse.

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