Union - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Hugh A. Brown

bucciere — 2013-05-15 02:52:43Z

Hi Aunt Nanci! How funny to see that you posted. I came across this while researching our family history. I have gathered a lot of info, if that's something you are also trying to do. Learned a lot when visiting Aunt Ginger last week.

Carlie

Re: Lee/Taylor

romeysmom — 2013-04-22 14:06:40Z

Hi Everybody! I found what I was looking for and wanted to share it with you. On Nov. 12, 1870, William Taylor gave a deposition in support of Pryor May for the Southern Claims Commission. (claim # 10191, Pryor May) In this deposition he stated that he ( William) was 71 years old, that he now resides in Union County, GA, but before that he resided in Cherokee County NC and Caldwell County NC. He also stated that Pryor May was his brother in law and that Pryor was living and farming on land that William had bought in Cherokee County in 1862 and that Pryor was visiting his house in Caldwell County in 1864 when Pryor was arrested and forced to serve in the confederate army.

1850 Census, Caldwell, NC
William Taylor age 44 farmer
Barbara age 73 (William's mother)
Hannah age 37
Mary May age 18 ( if true, she was b. in 1831 ish)

(Pryor May lived 6 houses away)

1851 Caldwell County NC marriages Mary Jane May to Smith Kerby (or Kerley)

1860 census Caldwell , NC
Prior May 's household included his wife and children and also
Mary May age 22 (she was 32)
Louisa age 11
Martha age 8
Victoria age 7
William age 2
Union County GA marriages William Taylor marries Mary J. Carley 1868 Apr15
Union Co. GA Marriages Luisa May to Posey Southerland 1872 Jan 17

1880 census Union County GA, Upper Young Cane
William Taylor farmer age 74 b. NC
Mary J Taylor age 47 b. NC (she was 52)
Martha A. age 21 b. NC
Emmer I. age 11 b. GA
McDaniel age 9 b. GA
Frances C. age 6 b. GA
John J. age 3 b. GA

1900 Census Union Co. GA Upper Young Cane
Andrew J Rector
Victoria Rector b. 5 Feb 1862 NC md. 1881( Victoria's death record states that her parents were Mary May and Wm. Taylor)

Mary J. Taylor widow b. Oct 1839 NC age 60 (she was 72) mother of 11, 9 still living
William Taylor, grandson b. Jan 1888 age 12 b. GA , parents b. GA

William Taylor age 41 b. Mar. 1859 NC parents b. NC

My notes: In all censuses and Documents that I found for William and MaryTaylor, they signed with X and stated on the censuses that they couldn't read . This would account for the discrepancies in their ages on the census and other docs. They simply didn't know exactly how old they were.

Re: Union County Heritage Book

Randall_Potter — 2013-04-06 06:42:55Z

Descended from John Kimsey West and Amanda Caroline Seabolt. Their daughter Celia Elizabeth "Betty West" married Noah Rice Potter who is my Great-Great-GrandFather.

Do you know if either of them were Cherokee?

My family says that Betty West was definitely Cherokee.

I know that Amanda Caroline Seabolt's GrandMother "AhLeCi/Sarah Elizabeth Seabolt" was Cherokee Indian and from the Bird Clan

In Summary... Questions:
+ I'm wondering if Amanda Caroline Seabolt's mother Elizabeth Peak was Native American?
+ Is Betty West Cherokee?
+ Any of the West men Cherokee?

Re: Joshua C. Strickland, N Central GA

JaniceNicolosi — 2013-04-05 16:56:59Z

I just saw your message from 10 years ago. If you are still interested, I have a lot of information. Joshua Strickland was my great-grandfather through his son Melville Edgar Strickland (my grandfather) Please reply if still interested.

Our Union County Heritage - books

CherieMcGuire49 — 2013-02-26 14:03:02Z

Does anyone have copies of the books by Kathleen George Graves and Winnie Palmer McDonald? I have a copy of Our Union County Heritage A Historical and Biographical Album of Union County - People, Places, and Events, copyright 1978 that I purchased nearly 20 years ago from the funeral home in Maynardville. There are at least two other books by the same ladies, but unfortunately, they were not available for sale while I was there. I am interested in getting a copy of the Yadon family history that was included in one of them. Can anyone help? My husband is descended from Joseph Preston Yadon from County Down Ireland.

Re: Alfred Nicholson family

onetahenry93 — 2013-02-25 18:35:09Z

Hello Jerry!
I am a daughter of Jess Albert Nicholson son of Jackson Van Buren Nicholson. Married Amanda Minor/Miner. His brother was Windfield Scott Nicholson. Married Margaret Minor Full sister of Amanda making their children double cousins. I have been DNA'd. The sisters went by Mandy and Maggie Minor Nicholson.
Jackson named for his uncle Jackson Vanburen Nicholson Brother of James madison son's of Alfred and Mary Chastain Nicholson

Re: Luther Bright/Brite "LB" Patterson

05366237 — 2013-02-21 00:33:06Z

I want to respond to your listing. Luther Bright/Brite Patterson is my Grandfather. I would like to speak to you and learn more and help you as well

Re: ELLIOTT

bill_3515 — 2013-02-18 19:26:26Z

James Watson Wheeler was my 2x Great Grandfather. I don't believe he was a Cherokee or married someone with Cherokee blood. I believe he was the son of Benjamin Franklin Wheeler out of North Carolina and was with the Families that included Theron Wheeler out of Burk county NC that settled on Daniel Browns land that he bought from the Cherokees their at Bear Mountain. We've tested our DNA are shown to be purely European.

Re: Grantham family

robertgallen — 2013-02-07 02:54:25Z

I have information on William and Ruth Grantham in north GA counties from 1858 to 1937. I have tried to send this to you but apparently have had computer difficulties. If you will or can answer this, I can send you what I have.
Robert Allen
granthamr@aol.com
770.396.0669

Test

cinemanfilm — 2013-02-06 20:03:06Z

Testing this thread to see if it works.

William Cook and Susannah Hill

DuchessofBrookhaven — 2013-02-06 13:36:45Z

William and Susannah are Gx-grandparents of mine. I'm an heir of their daughter Martha "Patsy/Pattie" Cook, who married Robert Self.

I've seen the http://www.findagrave.com/ listings for William and Susannah at Harmony Grove Cemetery in Union County, Georgia.

I'm confused.

There is a memorial for William Cook, Sr. #10403566 born 1750 and a separate memorial William M. Cook #10403691 born 1785.

With the William Cook, Sr. memorial #10403566 there is a stone marker that reads:

"Born about 1750 NC. Wife Suzannah. Decendants are: William M. Cook 1785 - 1875, Jonathon Cook 1815 - 1861, Jackson Kimsey Cook 1847 - 1910, Sarah Cook Coker 1870 - 1940, Irene Coker Brown 1909, Wanda Brown Gibson 1940, C. Edward Gibson Jr. 1959, Matthew E. Gibson 1984."

Where does William Cook, Sr. 1750 come in?

Didn't William M. Cook 1785 Married Susannah Hill 1787 in 1802?

I understand that someone is trying to document their family's lineage. Please explain the William Cook, Sr. 1750.

Was there another Susannah?

Also, on Susan/Susannah/Suzanna's memorial #10403593 it makes the comment:

"Member of the Cherokee Family Union Co." What does this mean?

Thank you,

Cynthia

Grantham Family -Correction

robertgallen — 2013-02-05 16:16:53Z

Becky -
In going back over my records I found that I have mistaken your William M Grantham for the William G- mentioned in my previous post. Yours is probably related to mine but at a later date. I have found yours in marriage records as William M. Grantham married to Rutha? Brackett in Union Co. GA on July 16, 1876. This can be found on the website:
http://graham.main.nc.us/~rjohnson/genealogy/grantham_mar.ht...
Go to Georgia, then to Union County
Sorry for the confusion.
Robert Allen
granthamr@aol.com

Re: Grantham family

3boycats — 2013-01-31 23:55:44Z

Any infor would be great. Thanks

Re: Grantham family

glasslady818 — 2013-01-31 21:07:16Z

What I have on the William Grantham is very little, as he is a collateral line. Two of his son's married my Turner cousins and his oldest daughter married a Towery who connects to my Turner line also.
I have his parents as Albert and Mary 'Polly' Jones Grantham, married in Union Co in 1847. William died in 1933 and is buried at Hemptown Cemetery in Fannin Co., GA.
I will be happy to exchange info with you.

Re: Grantham family

3boycats — 2013-01-31 05:43:46Z

I would love to have more information. Thanks, Becky

Re: Grantham family

robertgallen — 2013-01-30 21:25:20Z

I believe that this WILLIAM GRANTHAM is the brother of my ggggrandfather John Grantham (1773-1835). Both John and William were born in Dobbs County NC, moved to Asheville, NC, then separated - John to KY and William to GA. Their parents were William Grantham and Rhoda ? . I have other info on their ancestors and the descendents of the William G- in which you are interested. Also there is a Grantham reseacher in Texas that descends from that branch of the family. Let me know if I can help.

Re: WILLIAM WHITE Family

CarolClayton14 — 2013-01-27 03:14:09Z

hi,mary self married robert self. on the deed.i think fenny white,lou carroll are all of williams grandchildren.havent had a chance to check it.am still working on who william whites father and mother are.luthana is luthara never been married.buried in provdence cem. there in union co.on pat colwell rd.maybe this will help. carol white clayton.. e-mail carol1@etcmail.com

John Wesley Brown & Mary Tribble of Wilkes Co NC

mjs57a — 2013-01-26 22:25:39Z

Seeking parents of John Wesley Brown (5 May 1824 Wilkes Co NC - 27 Oct 1867 Towns Co GA) and Mary Trible (27 Jan 1821 Wilkes Co NC - 21 Aug 1909 Towns Co GA). Children William Leander, Martha Jane, Mary Louisa, Lindsey Carson, Harvey Hamilton, Sarah Caroline, James Elbert, John Wilson, Armenta Lavada, Jefferson Martin, Salena Adeline. Resided Wilkes Co NC 1850, Union Co GA 1860, Towns Co GA 1870-1880, McMinn Co TN 1900. Also seeking info on “Black Dutch” ethnicity of the Browns.

Re: Lee/Taylor

romeysmom — 2013-01-09 13:13:46Z

Hi Silver413-Thank you.
The reason I asked- William and Emma's brother Mack Daniel Taylor's death certificate says his parents were Bill Taylor and Mary May. Do you have a Bible record or a death certificate for William or Emma that you could share with me?Also ,do you know anything about Victoria and Andrew Rector being part of that family? Her death Cert. also gives her parents as Wm. Taylor and Mary May. I was thinking she was another sister.

Re: Lee/Taylor

Silver413 — 2013-01-09 09:37:19Z

The parents I have found for William Harvey Taylor and Emma Irene Taylor are William Taylor, Sr. & Mary McDaniel. Paul M. Taylor's middle name is McDaniel. He was a brother to my gr-grandmother/Ada Arizona Taylor, who was Wm Harvey Taylor's daughter. Ada was my daddy's grandmother. My mother's grandmother was Emma Taylor, wife of Willis Washington 'Bud' Thomas. Ada married Jackson Bynum Dills.

Re: Lee/Taylor

Silver413 — 2013-01-09 09:37:19Z

Re: Lee/Taylor

romeysmom — 2013-01-07 14:18:18Z

Hi! I Hope one of you is reading this-these posts are so old! I'm researching the Taylor and May families of Union Co. Need William H Taylor's and Emma I. Taylor Thomas' death certificates. Trying to prove that their mother was Mary Jane May, sister of Prior May. Can anyone help with this?

Carol

Bracketts

3boycats — 2013-01-03 19:12:49Z

The Bracketts are so darn confusing about who married whom. Sarah Brackett, Morgan's daughter I found her living in Union co 1880 census married to James Ownbey did she married a Kelly because her daughter from that marriage was living with them. Does anyone know anything about who she really married?

Nancy Caroline Killian

brendabuckner — 2013-01-02 04:27:34Z

Seeking information on Nancy Caroline Killian who was born in Union Co, GA in April of 1827. She married Jesse Childers (Childress)on 12 Sep 1843 in Union County. He became a school teacher and a Methodist minister. she had a sister--J. L. Rogers who wrote Nancy a letter Aug 16, 1894 urging her to visit home. She died 31 Jan 1897 andwas buried in the churchyard at Moriah, but I do not know whether this is in GA or Tennessee. Jesse was a member of the Holston Conference in Tennessee. they lived in north Alabama and Giles Co, TN.

Re: Lee/Taylor

Silver413 — 2012-12-25 10:34:54Z

Hi Donna, sorry I've been so long in seeing your msg. I don't think I've replied in the past. I have info abt the Beaver(s) and Taylor family, if you're still needing it. My daddy's grandmother/Ada Arizona Taylor and my mother's daddy/Burley McDonald Thomas were first cousins. Grandpa Thomas' mother was Emma Irene Taylor, sister to William Harvey Taylor. My maiden name is Pickelsimer. Looking forward to hearing from you.

Re: addingtons

Joannconollycousino — 2012-11-19 19:38:01Z

sounds like it's my family too. Henry addington and sara burnson were grandparents.

Re: Shuler's of Union County, Georgia

SherriSchulerGaffney64 — 2012-11-18 17:34:49Z

Jamie,
My Shuler Family in Western NC (near Cherokee) sounds like your same family line. I know there were several that moved to Union County, Ga (I used to live there too and in Towns Co..lol)
Check out My Shuler Tree on My Father's Line and see if we can find a connection.
Thanks
Sherri Schuler Gaffney

information

3boycats — 2012-11-09 19:16:43Z

I'm looking for John A Kelley who married Lucinda Brackett. I found them living in Union Co Ga in the 1860 & 1870 census but can not find them in the 1880 census. Found them in the 1900 census but living in Banks Co. Does anyone know where I can look?

Rev. Daniel Hayes who lived in Union County 1850

BrotherJasonOSSM — 2012-10-03 03:10:53Z

Daniel Hayes was born in North Carolina in 1829 and died in Emanuel County, GA in 1899. His first wife's name was Rachel with whom he had six children:

Mary M. Hayes b. 1848, NC d. 1925 in Emanuel County, GA m. Rowan Johnson
Martha Jane Hayes b. 1850, GA
George W. b 1851, GA
Joseph A. b. 1852, GA
Ranson O. b. 1854, GA
Margaret Adeline Hayes b. 1855, GA

He lived in Union County, GA in 1850, Fannin County, GA in 1860 and Glascock County, GA in 1870.

After Rachel's decease, he married the widow of William Wilcher, Nancy Wilcher in 1866 in Glascock County, GA.

I have no record of him past 1874 where he is mentioned in Nancy's Disallowed Southern Claims Commission packet as her husband. Nancy died in 1880 in Glascock County but the Mortality Schedule lists her as a widow.

Daniel Hayes' headstone in the Johnson Family Cemetery in Emanuel County, GA has his birth April 14, 1829 - March 31, 1899. On it, he is given the title "Rev.(D. Hayes)" and there is a Freemasonic symbol engraved thereon.

I am searching for evidence as to what denomination he was a minister for and who his and his first wife's parents were and why there is a gap between 1874 and 1899 regarding records.

Thanks,

J. Roberts
Jacksonville, FL

Re: Descendants of Alfred NICHOLSON b. 1799 m. C.A. JONES

kenicholson1 — 2012-09-30 23:13:20Z

Becky, Do you by any chance have a George Nicholson in your line? Thanks, Karen Nicholson

Book; " High Humor in the Hills" Author, Dr. James Turner

wfdarnell — 2012-09-16 17:30:18Z

Does anyone know where I can find this book. None of the usual internet places have it. It may be out of print, any clues?
Wanda

MISSING FAMILY PICTURES

gepeach22 — 2012-09-16 14:44:16Z

MY AUNT LIVED IN BLAIRSVILLE FOR A WHILE WITH HER SON. SHE LEFT OU FAMILY PICS IN A HOUSE SHE WAS RENTING. MY FAMILY NAME IS DALE. IF ANYONE HAS SEEN THIS PICS ANYWHERE PLEASE LET ME KNOW. I KNOW I WILL PROBABLY NEVER KNOW. MY MOM IS 83 AND WE WOULD LIKE THEM BACK. IF ANYONE CAN HELP ME PLEASE LET ME KNOW. THANKS KATHY

Grantham family

3boycats — 2012-08-22 18:50:40Z

Trying to find the William Grantham family. He married Ruth Brackett. I found him in the 1860 census living with his mother and sister in Union Co, with no father. So, did he died suddenly and left his widow with 2 small children. Then in 1870 census William is living with the Queen family. So what happen to his mother and sister? Does anyone know?

Re: Richard Pass -Elizabeth Duncan marriage

JayWise93 — 2012-08-20 00:16:55Z

I cannot open the site...could you please help me? my email is lindyjay2829@comcast.net

Re: Richard Pass -Elizabeth Duncan marriage

JayWise93 — 2012-08-20 00:03:55Z

Thank you for the reply. I'm beginning to think Richard Pass didn't have any parents!!! Lindy Wise

Re: Shuler's of Union County, Georgia

oscocarico — 2012-08-19 23:38:47Z

I am the son.

Re: Shuler's of Union County, Georgia

oscocarico — 2012-08-19 23:37:40Z

yes......trying to find out of my line of Shuler descended from one of Gen Phillip Schulyers chuldren as was told me by one of my fathers sisters 40 years ago however unable to get info past my great-grandfather Christian Shuler who was born in 1820 in Cumberland County, PA and raised by his grandfather also named Christian to his death in 1828. Young Christian went with his mother and stepfather to Ohio and married a couple times producing my grandfather Jacob before they all went west to Kansas around 1880s. Great question is where was young Christians father; I presume dead therefore, the supposition is that if my Aunt Alice Woodbridge knew what she was talking about, one of the Schulyer siblings were loyalists and changed the spelling of their family name from the colonialists spelling as was customary during and after the Revolution. Gen Phillip Schulyer was a co general to George Washington. Phillip was a great grandson to the original family who came from Holland in the 1640s and were the stewards of the Hudson river corridor trading with the indians and settling disputes in an orderly manner. Alexander Hamilton was married to a daughter of Phillip Schulyer. I did find the "Shuler" spelling of Schuyler family in the Saratoga Battlefield records very near the Schulyer home outside Albany, NY so it might be fiction or again it might be fact, I just don't know.

Not sure how Union county GA Shulers might be connected but found this site several years ago and thought worth a try. Seems like great grandfather Christian's children might have gone south to GA who would be the line or maybe from PA......

Re: Shuler's of Union County, Georgia

vergiee1 — 2012-08-19 23:36:59Z

O.K. so Samuel Ethie Shuler (born 1892 in Jewell Kansas, died December 1963 in Modesto California was your father? Who was your mother? What years were they married? He married my step-aunt in February of 1958. She died in 1990 or 1991. They had a son.

Re: Shuler's of Union County, Georgia

1_phoebez — 2012-08-19 23:07:39Z

Samuel Ethie Shuler was married to my step-aunt, Mary Moss in 1958 and he died in 1963 in Modesto California. Is this the same Ethie Shuler who is your father?

Re: Richard Pass -Elizabeth Duncan marriage

lsharongarner — 2012-08-19 14:51:35Z

No, in Georgia it only gives the name of the bride and groom as well as the person who married them. Most are available online at the Georgia Virtual Vault (http://cdm.sos.state.ga.us:2011/cdm/)

Fall Genealogy Class at Tri-County Community College

LGVanHorn — 2012-08-19 12:17:54Z

We still have four seats available for the Deginner / Intermediate genealogy class that will start on August 30 at Tri County Community College. This class will not be taught again until the Fall of 2013 at the earliest so do not delay in signing up for this popular class. If you have wanted to take a general genealogy class to help your research along then do not miss this opportunity.

Who Do You Think You Are? - Beginning/Intermediate Genealogy Course
NBC's TV program Who Do You Think You Are? sparked a lot of interest in genealogy research. If you would like to learn how to do your own family research then this course is for you. Some of the course material includes the usage of a variety of record sources in the pursuit of ancestor hunting. Sources such as vital records, census, church records, court, military, land property, and tax records will be discussed in detail. Genealogy basics as well as advanced topics such as DNA testing will be included as part of this course. This course is a requirement to take any of the advanced genealogy courses offered at TCCC.

6:30 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Thursday (12 weeks)

You can sign up for this or any of my other two advanced genealogy courses (must complete above class to take advanced classes) by contacting Lisa Long, the director of community outreach at TCCC via phone 828-837-6810.

Re: Richard Pass -Elizabeth Duncan marriage

JayWise93 — 2012-08-16 18:21:32Z

thank you. have you had any experience in ordering marriage certificates...do you know if they have any names of parents etc? Apparently, Richard Pass was born on a fence post, we've not been able to find anything of his birth. Thanks, Lindy

Re: Richard Pass -Elizabeth Duncan marriage

cgresh1952 — 2012-08-16 14:32:53Z

georgia marriage 1699-1944 or ga marriages -1950
has E P Duncan to Richard Pass 23 O
ct 1947

Richard Pass -Elizabeth Duncan marriage

JayWise93 — 2012-08-11 18:16:11Z

Where might I find a marriage license for the above,date 25 Oct 1847 in your county? I am searching for the name of Richards parents. Any help will be appreciated. Lindy Wise

Fall Genealogy Class Schedule at Tri-County Community College

LGVanHorn — 2012-08-05 21:32:50Z

If you live in western North Carolina (Cherokee, Clay, Graham), Southeast Tennessee (Polk), or Northern Georgia (Towns, Union), and would like to improve your genealogy skills, you might want to consider taking one of our genealogy courses at Tri-County Community College in Peachtree, NC this Fall.

I will be offering one beginner class, an advanced class (you must have taken my beginner class to take an advanced course), or my new genealogy technology course on campus this Fall. The following are the classes that I will be teaching this Fall at Tri Community College in Peachtree, NC.

Researching an American Genealogy, Part 2 - Advanced Genealogy Course
For those who want to learn how to build pedigrees and reconstruct family groups, tying them from one generation to the next, this course is a must. This course also has value to other researchers. Historians, demographers, and sociologists studying people in the past will find that this course will provide important guidance in assessing which records will provide the facts needed. Part 2 of this popular advanced genealogy course will cover in-depth records and their uses. This course will look at vital records; census; probate and basic legal terminology; land records; court, church; and military records; and many more.

Prerequisite: Beginning/Intermediate Genealogy Course
6:30 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Tuesday Nights (13 weeks)
August 21 - November 13, 2012

Planting Your Family Tree Online - Genealogy Technology Course
When you decided to work on your family history, you undoubtedly learned about places you should go (libraries, archives, courthouses, cemeteries, etc.) and tools you should use (libraries, catalogs, microfilm, etc.). As genealogists, we should seek out new resources and adopt new tools that may prove valuable in our research. This course will accomplish that by introducing you to new technology "places" and tools that you can use in your genealogy research. Social networking; blogs; wikis; photo and video sharing; genealogy software: free, paid and on the web; and online trees are just a few of the topics to be covered in this new technology related course.

Prerequisite: This course is open to all, but a basic understanding of genealogy principles and computer technology is strongly recommended.
6:30 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Wednesday (10 weeks)
September 5 - November 7, 2012

Who Do You Think You Are? - Beginning/Intermediate Genealogy Course
NBC's TV program Who Do You Think You Are? sparked a lot of interest in genealogy research. If you would like to learn how to do your own family research then this course is for you. Some of the course material includes the usage of a variety of record sources in the pursuit of ancestor hunting. Sources such as vital records, census, church records, court, military, land property, and tax records will be discussed in detail. Genealogy basics as well as advanced topics such as DNA testing will be included as part of this course. This course is a requirement to take any of the advanced genealogy courses offered at TCCC.

6:30 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Thursday (14 weeks)
August 16 - November 15, 2012

You can sign up for any of these genealogy courses by contacting Lisa Long, the director of community outreach at TCCC via phone 828-837-6810. Your instructor this Fall will be syndicated genealogy columnists Larry Van Horn. You can check out his bio on his genealogy blog at http://family-genealogy.blogspot.com/2012/05/fall-2012-genea....

Re: REYNOLDS, Charles & Rachel Ketron

roseparks13 — 2012-07-27 22:22:45Z

Why don't you contact me personally: 201ramp at dishmail.net

Re: REYNOLDS, Charles & Rachel Ketron

glasslady818 — 2012-07-25 19:38:13Z

I would be interested in ANY info on their family (Mahalia Jones and J L Wilson) as I have nothing on this line. I am descended from Susannah Reynolds Jones' sister, Mary Emaline.
Any information will be helpful. Is there anything I can help you with?

Re: REYNOLDS, Charles & Rachel Ketron

roseparks13 — 2012-07-25 16:07:34Z

I have some information on Eliza Reynolds and her Cox children, daughters Susan and Mary and son William but have not been able to find the Gipson/Gibson although it's been awhile since I looked. John Cox was brother to my husbands GG Grandfather Giles Cox.

Re: REYNOLDS, Charles & Rachel Ketron

lpracht — 2012-07-16 21:31:46Z

I am working on a family tree for a friend, who is a descendant of Mahalia Jones and JL Wilson. I have only recently started focusing on this section of her tree, so my data and sourcing aren't quite what I'd like them to be yet, but I'd be happy to share information once I've put a little more work into it. Looking forward to hearing from you.

Re: COCHRANs of Union Co.

blueeyedbabygirl — 2012-06-22 01:42:13Z

Are you researching Cochran or Cotherine. I have no Cochrans in my line but my gggrandmother is Mary M. Smith Cothran(Cotherin) My ggrandmother is Henrietta Cothran McClurd. 1857-1940. My grandmother is Rosa Lee McClurd Jones 1880-1942. Regards, Peggy moomoo@tds.net