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From: "steven perkins" <>
Subject: Re: [KYMCCREA] Perkins, Walker, Ball, Swain, and others
Date: Sun, 10 Dec 2006 13:00:39 -0600
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Carol:

OK.

Have you looked at Meshack Stephens? He also comes from SC to TN and
KY. He might be Moses's father? What we need is to find a Stephens
male from Zorababel and one from your Moses and test their Y DNA to
see if they match. Do you know any likely candidates?

Thanks,

Steven


On 12/10/06, <> wrote:
> Good Morning Steven,
> Yes, I have looked at your page and the descendants of Zorababel Stephens.
>
> Our Moses Stephens was born ca 1762 in Buncombe Co. North Carolina, died
> 1853 in Civil Bend Gallain, Daviess Co. Missouri. He was in Scott Co.
> Tennessee for years before Knox Co., then Pulaski Co and then Whitley Co.
> Kentucky all before going to Daviess Co. Missouri. He married Margaret
> Miller Williams. 1780 Buncombe Co. North Caroline. Margaret was born 1762,
> do not have a birth place. Died 1807 probably in Knox Co. Kentucky as Moses
> was on the census for 1810 there and married Betsy Ann Brummett there on 11
> Aug 1809. Also he and Margaret had children born in Knox Co. from 1796-1806.
> I have census from Knox, Pulaski and Whitley Counties plus tax list from
> Marsh Creek, Whitley Co. Kentucky.
>
> One of the main reasons I asked you if your Zorababel Stephens and our Moses
> were maybe kin is because I do not have Moses parents and you have so many
> other relatives in Whitley Co. that are kin to my husband's Lovitt family,
> Including your Perkins line.
> Carol
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "steven perkins" <>
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> Sent: Saturday, December 09, 2006 1:43 PM
> Subject: Re: [KYMCCREA] Perkins, Walker, Ball, Swain, and others
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