From: Lyle Dingus
I just wanted to thank you
for all the great Ferguson information you
have been putting on the
Ferguson List.
This was in a recent Ferguson
Digest posted by you:
Franklin Co., MO
Ferguson, Elizabeth
DINGAS, Henry
19 Jan 1837
These are my GGGparents.
It was the last time the name was spelled
Dingas as far as I know.
Henry died in 1849 in Franklin Mo., but three
of his sons moved to Linn
County Kansas in the 1860/70s. I noticed that
you have the book 100 Burial
sites in Linn County. I also have it and
really like it. I
have 3 to 4 generations of my fathers side of the
family buried in Linn County.
DINGUS, PAGINTON, LITTELL,
POTTER are some of my Linn County names. How
are you connected to Linn
County? I lived there until I was about 11
years old..
Thanks again for all of your
information on the Fergusons.
Lyle Dingus
Highwood Cottage
Loshpot Lane
Kirk Deighton, North Yorkshire
LS22 5HL
UK
From: Lyle Dingus
I have been a little late in sending in my Ferguson/Farguson roll call.
This is what I have pieced together on my Ferguson line.
I only have
confidence in this line back to Asa Fargusson and Ruth Turner. I
have
the papers showing Ruth TURNER receiving a pension for Asa Fargusson for
his service in the War of 1812. The other names were pieced together
with the help of Christie Ferguson-Cirone. Her source was the
"Chesterfield County, Virginia Wills, 1774 - 1802", abstracted &
compiled by Benjamin B. Weisiger III, 1992, Iberian Publishing Co.,
Athens, Georgia.
1-- Moses Farguson-1282 ( -1750)
sp-Martha-1283 ( -1778)
2-- Joshua Farguson-1284 ( -
)
sp-Elizabeth-1285 ( - )
2-- Aaron Farguson-1286 ( -
)
3-- William Farguson-1292 ( -
)
2-- John Farguson [SR]-1287 ( -
)
sp-Mary GILL-1288 ( - )
3-- John Ferguson [Jr.]-1689 (1755-1828) Chesterfield
Co. Va
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