Newsletter for the interchange of genealogical data and history of the Hash families in America. Focus is on the families related to, and the descendants of "Old John" Hashe, who died in Montgomery County, Virginia, in 1784. John Hashe married twice, and had three sons: John, by his first wife; and William and Thomas, by his second wife. Descendants of John Hashe and his three sons also lived in Arkansas, California, Kentucky, Illinois, Missouri,...

John Randolph Phipps, son of Charles W. Phipps and Ethel K. Torrance, was born in 1919, in Kansas, Illinois. He married Pauline Prunty.

James Phips emigrated from Bristol, England, and settled near the mouth of the Kennebec River in Maine a little before 1650. He and his wife, Mary, had at least seven children. His descendant of the sixth generation, Sergeant John Phips, a Revolutionary War soldier, was born at Douglas, Massachusetts, in 1757, the son of Lieut. Jedediah Phips (1724/5-1818). He married Hannah Collidge, daughter of Joseph Collidge, at Sherborn, Massachusetts, in 1781....

Descendants of Joseph Phipps, Sr. (b. ca. 1730) whose family settled in Orange and Guilford Counties, North Carolina. The family can be traced back to Somersetshire and Tankersley, Yorkshire. Descendants later settled in Virginia, West Virginia, Ohio, and California.

Eight generations of the Barker family with focus on the ancestors and descendants of Robert Barker (1821-1883) and Emily Ramsay (1823- 1908). They were married in 1843 at Kingston-Upon-Hull, Yorkshire, England. They emigrated with their family from England ca. 1852, via Quebec, Canada, to New York. They settled in Janesville, Wisconsin, and moved to Sparta (Wisconsin) a few years later. In 1881, they moved again to Minnesota, and established their...

Richard Ransom was born in Virginia in 1770. He moved to Caswell Co., North Carolina about 1786 and married in 1792. He died in 1851 in Graves Co., Kentucky.

John Rowlett was born in London, England, 31 October 1772. He was a Quaker and immigrated to America sometime before 1795, settling first in Philadelphia. He later moved to Abington, Cheltenham Township, Pennsylvania. He was an accountant in the Bank of North America and published Rowletts Tables of Discount and Interest first in 1799. He married Mary Edwards (1778-1834), daughter of Davis and Christiana Edwards, in 1797. They had three sons and two...

James Nowlan or Nowlin, son of John Nowlan of County Carlow, Ireland, came to Virginia and married Catharine Ward, ca. 1710 there. Descendants lived in Virginia, Alabama, Texas, Arkansas, Oklahoma, California, and elsewhere.