I,m not sure if we are the same. What weresome of the names of sibing? My James has a child named Ruth.
Jacklyn

We may be looking at the same Henry. My Henry had at least 8 children,one Joseph, but I am descended from Ruth. She married David E. Boyd in Arkansas, whom is believed to be the first white man to settle in Van Buren, Arkansas.

I believe Henry was from Hardin County, Kentucky but haven't found any real proof.

Would love to find out more.

According to a family history entitled:
The family of Abraham Enlow 1729-1808
East Finley Township
Washington County, Pennsylvania
by Raymond Martin Bell.

The 3 brothers who went to Kentuucky were
Abraham, Isom, and Jesse.

Yes, we are looking at the same Henry!
My Joseph and your Ruth are brother and sister.
I have much information on this family.

email me @ allenwilson@mediaone.net

Looking for any info on Cox and Enlow. Believe both families traveled together from
the East to Hardin, Ky then to Indiana.
John M. Cox married Brittania Enlow around
1842 in Dubois Co., Indiana.

Have just found out today that I descend from Abraham Enlow. Need all the information I can get. I'll be happy to exchange my file. Email me: profiles@talstar.com Bonnie

Hi.. I descend from Abraham Enlow to Luke, to John, to Isaac Newton, to Alice Ann m. William Edward Baird, to Louise Grace Baird m. Alexander Hodge Pegram, to Edward Hodge Pegram m Agnes Lounette Patterson, to me, Bonnie Pegram-Patterson. I would like to exchange with you. Any pictures? Email me: profiles@talstar.com Bonnie

Tamie,
I believe Brittania Enlow was the daughter of Henry Enlow & Nancy Hawkins. I have her birth as 1823; d:(no date) Ark. m: John M Cox (some say Case) on Sept 5, 1842.
Hope this helps,
Peggy

This is how the family tree goes that I have.

Abraham Enlow=Jemina Johnson

Abram1/21/1819 - John6/15/1801(Both sons McClean Co.Ill.)

John=CatherineLander 2/1826
James (1 of 8 children)=HarrietCampbell
4 children:Robert,John,Erma,May Viola

MayViola=IvoEdmundHurst 8/01/1874

If this doesn't help you maybe it will help someone else or maybe it will help connect a family. Erma Enlow was my great grandmother.
truly, Martha
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