Martha, looks like we may be cousins!

I'll send more on Wm J.'s family.

too tired now,

Janet


-----Original Message-----
From: Martha H Spivey 
To: [email protected] 
Date: Saturday, April 10, 1999 8:57 AM
Subject: Re: ELLIS - orphans


In my husband's family, I have a William John Ellis, b. ca
1844, served in
the Civil War, was a policeman in Charleston and owned a
meat market
(perhaps in Charleston). He married Helen McKenzie. Is this
Wm. Jno. Ellis
your Wm. Jno. Ellis? If you have more information on him, I
would be happy
to share with you what I have.
Thanks
Martha Spivey

At 07:07 AM 4/10/99 -0400, you wrote:
>I have info on the following from the Charleston Orphan
>House Records:
>
>ELLIS, WILLIAM JOHN. Admitted September 30, 1852 aged eight
>years by
>ELIZABETH ELLIS, mother, and Poor House. Indentures expired
>September
>30, 1865. (Q-66) Delivered to his mother Feb. 1855  (ROC,
>1821).
>
>ELLIS, WILLIAM J. Admitted October 4, 1855 aged eleven
years
>by
>ELIZABETH ELLIS, mother, and Poor House. Indentures expired
>September
>30, 1865. (S-59) No further information.
>
>re: Pg 143;
>History and Records of the Charleston Orphan House 1790 -
>1860;
>by Susan L King.
>SCMAR; 929.38 Charleston, Vol. 1.
>Located in the South Carolina Historical Society, Chas, SC.
>
>Janet Nielson Jilote
>
>
>
>

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