Schuyler - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: John Albert See, George Edward See

lorianne1423 — 2013-05-18 19:00:34Z

Have you found any more about George Edward See? Was he born in 1899?

Re: Mary Ann Faris/Faries and Daniel Murphy

davidtodd42 — 2013-05-06 14:55:07Z

I think I found the marriage license. Can you give any more information for this search?

Daniel Murphy
Born:
Lived in New Castle County, Delaware
Married Mary Ann Fairis on June 9, 1766 in Delaware
Died:

Mary Ann Fairis
Born:
Lived in New Castle County, Delaware
Died:

Mary Ann Faris/Faries and Daniel Murphy

lfaris50 — 2013-05-06 03:29:11Z

Trying to find children of Daniel Murphy and Mary Ann Faris/Faries who were married 9 Jun 1766. Hannah was the daughter of William Faries and had brothers William, John and James and sisters Mary (m. ? Scott), Hannah (n. ? Brown), Jane (m. ? Adair) and Agness

Information appreciated about any of these folks.

Lorraine

Re: KIRKLAND,HOCKER,PRIME,RIFE,GREEN

RoseManning — 2013-05-05 01:12:34Z

I am a Green by way of George Thomas Green, MD. The name Sarah caught my a attention. This line was from the Kirksville MO area. GT died in 1927 in Drumright Ok, he was the father of my grandmother, Bertha Green. I have more information if any of the above sounds familiar.

Descendants of Spencer Greer or any other Greers

MarianOliveros — 2013-03-23 00:24:32Z

Am trying to contact Greers that are related to Spencer Greer who died in Schuyler County and any others that are from Lawrence County Indiana. Thanks for your help.

Re: Branum or Cullen

garylmaize — 2013-03-06 12:34:21Z

http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=Ke...;

Maggie Mae's find a grave memorial.

Re: Branum or Cullen

garylmaize — 2013-03-06 12:26:41Z

http://www.sos.mo.gov/images/archives/deathcerts/1961/1961_0...
Maggie Mae Kelley death certificate.
Buried Greentop, MO.. Also son of Patrick and Jane Jackson Kelley buried there.

Re: Branum or Cullen

garylmaize — 2013-03-06 12:14:39Z

Not finding any Branum, Cullen dyingin Schuyler Co. after 1910.
Several Cullen's in surrounding counties.
http://www.sos.mo.gov/archives/resources/deathcertificates/R...

Re: Branum or Cullen

bigdandme90 — 2013-03-06 01:36:21Z

Hello,

Thank you for your help.

Lisa Brown Gillotti

Re: Branum or Cullen

thomasker2 — 2013-03-03 22:34:47Z

I’m not related to any member of this family.

1940 is the last available census at this time.

1900 -
Name: Maggie Kelley
Age: 20
Birth Date: Aug 1879
Birthplace: Missouri
Home in 1900: Salt River, Schuyler, Missouri
[Schuyler]
Race: White
Gender: Female
Relation to Head of House: Wife
Marital Status: Married
Spouse's Name: Patrick Kelley
Marriage Year: 1891
Years married: 9
Father's Birthplace: Kentucky
Mother's Birthplace: Iowa
Mother: number of living children: 1
Mother: How many children: 1
Occupation:

Patrick Kelley 60, 3/40 IRE - capitalist
Maggie Kelley 20, 8/79 MO
Ella Kelley 5, 8/94 MO

1910 -
Name: Maggie Kelley
Age in 1910: 35
Birth Year: 1875
Birthplace: Missouri
Home in 1910: Salt River, Schuyler, Missouri
Race: White
Gender: Female
Relation to Head of House: Wife
Marital Status: Married
Spouse's Name: Patrick Kelley
Father's Birthplace: United States
[United States of America]
Mother's Birthplace: Missouri

Patrick Kelley 75, IRE - 2nd marriage
Maggie Kelley 35, MO - 2 children & 1 living; does not know where her father was born
Ellie Kelley 15, MO

Patrick Kelley died July 3, 1912 and his parents names are unknown.

Missouri Marriage Records, 1805-2002
Name: Maggie Cullen
Marriage Date: 20 May 1890
Marriage Location: New Cambria, Macon, Missouri
Marriage County: Macon
Spouse Name: Patrick J Kelley

Napoleon Jackson Branum
Birth 27 October 1840
Death 7 Nov 1881 in Blue Springs, Jackson, Missouri
he married -
1st -
Date -14 Feb 1876
Location Carroll, Missouri
to Nancy Ann Payne
child -
Maggie BRANUMx
Birth 27 Aug 1879 in Blue Springs, Jackson, Missouri
Death 24 Mar 1961 in Greentop, Schuyler, Missouri

2nd marriage
Missouri Marriage Records, 1805-2002
Name: Napolien J Branum [note spelling]
Marriage Date: 4 Feb 1878
Marriage County: Carroll
Spouse Name: Nancy E Edington

Maggie Cullen may be the name her s/mother used.
Nancy may have remarried after 1881 when Napolien J Branum died.

Re: NEWMAN, SAWYER, PEARCY

jwsawyer1950 — 2013-03-02 20:48:26Z

Do you have a birth record for John Sawyer in Delaware rather than Virgina?

Re: NEWMAN, SAWYER, PEARCY

davidtodd42 — 2013-02-28 04:46:19Z

Samuel Sawyer
Born: May 11, 1827 in Schuyler County, MO
[son of John and Maria (Bauman) Sawyer]
Married Sarah Anne Pearcy on Feb. 3, 1847 in Schuyler Co., Missouri
Died: Feb. 22, 1888 in Latham, Butler County, Kansas

Sarah Anne Pearcy
Born: about 1828 in Morgan County, IL
[daughter of Henry and Millie (Collier) Pearcy
Died: Jan. 1, 1921 in Arkansas City, Cowley County, Kansas

Henry Pearcy
Born: May 14, 1804 in Bedford, VA
[son of Isom Isham Pearcy & Mary Goff]
Married Millie Collier on Feb. 22, 1825 in Illinois
Died: Feb. 29, 1878 in Schuyler Co., MO
Buried in Coatsville Cemetery in Coatsville, Schuyler Co., Missouri

Millie Collier
Born: Feb. 7, 1805 in KY
[daughter of James and Sarah (Easton) Collier]
Died: Sept. 9, 1882 in Schuyler Co., MO
Buried in Coatsville Cemetery in Coatsville, Schuyler Co., Missouri

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John Sawyer
Born: Oct. 7, 1794 in Newburyport, Essex County, Delaware
[son of Gasper Houser}
Died: Aug. 28, 1850 in Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa

Maria Bauman
Born: Sept. 1794 in Delaware
Died: Feb. 21, 1867 in Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa

Re: NEWMAN, SAWYER, PEARCY

jwsawyer1950 — 2013-02-28 03:39:39Z

I have recently found that John Sawyer may have come from Franklin, Virginia instead of Delaware. I found a listing of a John Sawyer as the son of a Gasper Houser. Why a different last name I don't know. Gasper Houser was not apparently married to John Sawyer's mother. The date of birth coincides with our John Sawyer and Maria Boman was listed as his wife.

Re: Stacey Edward SMILEY and Era LEWIS Family

garylmaize — 2013-02-17 12:45:13Z

http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gsr&GSiman...

Though Schuyler Co. does not show the Smiley's in the county database, they are shown with markers in the Downing City Cemetery at Downing, Mo. between Memphis and Lancaster, Mo..
Also shown is Staceys father,Robert Sawyer, a Mexican War soldier and 2 of Staceys sisters.

Re: Stacey Edward SMILEY and Era LEWIS Family

garylmaize — 2013-02-17 12:30:58Z

http://www.sos.mo.gov/images/archives/deathcerts/1933/1933_0... Era's death certificate burial Downing, MO.
326 Smiley's died in Mo. between 1910-62.

Robert G. died in St. Joseph, MO..
http://sos.mo.gov/images/archives/deathcerts/1952/1952_00000...

This family seems to connect to several Ancestry fanmily trees. Water's, Greer and Hoss.

Re: Stacey Edward SMILEY and Era LEWIS Family

garylmaize — 2013-02-17 12:24:45Z

1900 Vesta, Scotland Co., MO. census also shows a John B. 12, Chester A. N. 8 and Anna M. age 4.

1910 same place
Stacey 52
Era(Erie) 52
Robt. G. 32
Chester 15, 18
Anna 14

1930 shows a Chester A. married to a Florence with unidentifiable family.

Stacey Edward SMILEY and Era LEWIS Family

kcaminho — 2013-02-17 00:16:23Z

I am looking for information on the family of Stacey Edward SMILEY (b. 1857 in Missouri) and his wife Era LEWIS. They had at least three children: Robert G. SMILEY (b. 1878), Claude SMILEY (b. 1880) and Cecile Faye SMILEY (b. 25 Mar 1883 in Downing, Schuyler, Missouri). Cecile Faye married John Oscar MORGAN on 19 Jan 1903 in Downing, Schuyler, Missouri.

Re: JACOBS HEATON

richard_warner63 — 2012-11-28 22:40:49Z

I am a direct decesndent of James (b. 1805) and Elizabeth (b. 1810) Heaton. They are my great great grandparents. Their daughter, Nancy, married John Porter Warner and they moved to Elk City, Kansas.

Re: GRIGGS

davidtodd42 — 2012-11-05 02:40:14Z

James Griggs
Born: about 1822 in MO
Maried Lucy Jones in Tennessee in 1847
Died: March 188 in Forrest City, St. Francis, Arkansas

Lucy Jones
Born: 1831 in Tennessee
Died: 1880

Children:
James Dallas Griggs (1848-1933)
Patrick Griggs (1849- )
Joel Griggs (1855- )
Lev Griggs (1860-1950)
Everet Griggs (1864- )
Arthur Griggs (1868- )
Otis Griggs (1869- )
Albert Griggs (1872-1928)
Samuel Griggs (1875-1893)

Re: BRIGGS,DANIELS,GRIGGS, POTTER, DRAKE

digriggs1 — 2012-11-03 19:38:14Z

Hi - I have since located most of my Griggs-Daniel families. When I first posted, I was unsure of the spellings, but am now. No, I don't have any ancestors who were named Harry. Thank you so much for responding!

Branum or Cullen

bigdandme90 — 2012-10-23 03:03:31Z

Hello,

I am looking for information regarding Napoleon Branum and Nancy Payne. They had a daughter Maggie Cullen according to the all information I have located on ancestry. Not sure why the last name changed, but she married Patrick Kelley in 1890, when she was approximately 11 years old (so glad we have new laws now) and he was 60 years old. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you,
Lisa Brown Gillotti

Re: THARP/MINEAR

davidtodd42 — 2012-10-01 22:24:05Z

This is a Tharp family that lived around Greentop, Schuyler Co., MO.

Leroy Nathan Tharp
[son of Henry D. and Susannah (Moots) Tharp
Born: May 4, 1832 in Logan County, Ohio
Died: March 20, 1917
Buried in Greentop Cemetery, Greentop, Schuyler Co., MO

1st Married Abigail Bruce in 1861

Abigail (Bruce) Tharp
Born: 1834 in Ohio
Died: July 26, 1884 in Davis County, IA

Children:
James Thomas Tharp (1863-1936)
Marilla Jane Thap (1864- )
Pherby Tharp (1866- )
Elliott H. Tharp (1873- )
Clarence Tharp (1877-1898)

2nd Married Christena (Rudd) McDaniel on May 2, 1885

Christena (Rudd) McDaniel Tharp
daughter of John and Elizabeth (Holloway) Rudd
Born: Feb. 2, 1841 in Ohio
Died: July 3, 1933
Buried in Greentop Cemetery, Greentop, Schuyler Co., MO

Re: THARP/MINEAR

whitefang87 — 2012-10-01 16:23:11Z

I just came across your request for information on Tharp/Minear. I have started digging into my roots
and found a website with some information. My maiden name
is Tharp and I know I have some old pictures that I received
from my father that mention Minear.

http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/k/u/r/Brownalee-K...

Re: McCULLOUGH, LOCKER, WOOLDRIDGE, JAMES

steed45 — 2012-10-01 15:43:20Z

My great grandmother was Eleanor Locher (1905-1994)dad unknown(no name of birth certificate) mother is Ida Locher (1865-?)brother's of Ida are Phillip (1864-?) and Henry (1867-?). Ida's parent were Mary don't know maiden name (1846-?) and Phillip Locker (1841-?). Both Ida's parents were born in Prussia.Prussia was an area along the Baltic Sea. From 1701 to 1918, it was a German kingdom and at one point, was the leading state of the German Empire. It is now present day Eastern Germany and Western Poland.

Hope this helps some, it's all I have of the Locker.

Re: Figge/Baker

FiggeJ — 2012-08-23 03:24:07Z

Hi, has anyone located a ship passenger list for the above family of Christian Figge and Katherine Heinze? I am trying to find the names of all their children who immigrated with them from Vohl, Hesse Darmstadt. Were there any other children in addition to the 5 listed above? In particular, was there an older child born before Catherine?

Re: family graves

garylmaize — 2012-08-14 10:04:39Z

Lucinda, Martha and Victoria. Are they Graves maiden or married.
http://sos.mo.gov/images/archives/deathcerts/1942/1942_00033...
This is a Lucinda, but, the website can be used for MO. deaths from 1910-1962

Re: family graves

davidtodd42 — 2012-08-12 23:38:54Z

Barnhart, Mary Etta Tolliver
b. 1854 d. Jun. 25, 1947 Greentop Cemetery
Greentop, Schuyler County, Missouri

Tolliver, George W
b. Jun. 2, 1857 d. Apr. 22, 1937 Glenwood Cemetery
Glenwood, Schuyler County,Missouri

Tolliver, Lucinda
b. 1859 d. Jun. 30, 1878 Glenwood Cemetery
Glenwood, Schuyler County, Missouri

Tolliver, Margaret B (Garges)
b. Aug. 20, 1859 d. Dec. 14, 1905 Glenwood Cemetery
Glenwood, Schuyler County, Missouri

Tolliver, Oda
b. Sep. 8, 1889 d. Jul. 2, 1897 Glenwood Cemetery
Glenwood, Schuyler County, Missouri

Tolliver, Tobias J
b. May 15, 1824 d. Aug. 31, 1885 Glenwood Cemetery
Glenwood, Schuyler County, Missouri

Re: AYERS / AYRES / RODGERS

linda_ronette — 2012-08-12 01:15:18Z

Did you find information you were looking for?

Smith Family Tree" missing branch"

mlap96 — 2012-08-08 03:04:07Z

I am seeking 411 on a Tilden Edward Smith jr born 1906-8 His father Tilden Edward Smith sr born of Salli basham Smith who was supposedly full blooded Cherokee,They lived in Beckley West Virgini And then My father Benjamin Edward Smith Born in Beckley West Virginia 1950,Moved to Illinois Chicago in 1951 with parents Audrey Evans Smith divorced 1973 ....wondering if He(Benjamin)~Ever MARRIED? Had Other Children? ANY1? PLEASE HELP~TOTALLY LOST!

family graves

GraceLamb51 — 2012-07-22 15:53:21Z

researching my tolliver family grave sites in Glenwood and Lancaster i have found some of them. Tobias Toliver my great grandpa, winfield scott Toliver, George Tolliver, Lucinda tolliver,Mary Etta is buried in Greentop Mo.looking for Martha and Victoria and Lucinda Graves if you know the place where thay are buried please let me know. graceellenlamb@yahoo.com

Re: Slade/Cobb/Herrick

Ethelmay51 — 2012-07-21 16:24:21Z

mamaluz5, Well,he cant blame himself for what his ancestors did. That was then. I can relate though. Due to the fact of lieing about what took place & what Ive found,is somewhat disturbing.Seems the more u search ur unsure about the truth of it all.? OK,now is this the truth,or more lies??
I feel going to town clerks office can be helpful. This I intend to do sometime here. Just might get somewhere.?I have no intention of stoping.If there is dirt then fine.So be it.I didnt cause it,I caused my own.I deal with my own dirt. Janet

Re: Slade/Cobb/Herrick

mamaluz2 — 2012-07-21 02:46:01Z

Hi, EthelMae, my late husband's surname was legally changed
by his great grandfather in 1848. Family story is that the great grandfather got in argument with his own father, left home, took a younger brother with him, got married, and very soon the house was filled with his new bride, her Mother, her Grandmother (whose house it was, if documents are correct--and by house's name) and then children.
No Herrick, Woodbury, Leach, Proctor, Ober, Balch, or Gardner name to carry on. Stranger still, my husband was oblivious of his family history, and wouldn't have cared had he known. He had his own sense of pride and showed that pride with his children. His siblings were the same.mamaluz

Re: Slade/Cobb/Herrick

Ethelmay51 — 2012-07-20 20:45:11Z

mamaluz5, Yes, I read of it,Ill go back & lookit over to see what else I can find.

Re: Slade/Cobb/Herrick

Ethelmay51 — 2012-07-20 20:38:49Z

mamaluz5, NOT being nosey but just mabe ,depending on where I went -IF I had ur husband name ,I may find something somewhere,to help me.Never know ?Have aa great summer!

Re: Slade/Cobb/Herrick

mamaluz2 — 2012-07-20 17:26:45Z

Hi, Ethel Mae, although I couldn't find any connection on my late husband's line to your Herrick ancestor, he also had a direct line from Proctor in Salem. His ggggggreat uncle was the first male in Salem to be hung, probably because townspeople envied him his prosperity with property and a popular tavern. When his pregnant third wife was released from jail, she found herself destitute. However, John Proctor had gotten a letter to Boston clerics, reporting about the madness in Salem. Re: Henry Herrick: he and a few other judges or jurymen who sat on witch trials later penned a letter of apology for the dreadful happenings in Salem. Too little, too late. Have a good summer, I am off to my other son's, and I can't use his computer. Sure miss my own at my house. mamaluz

Re: Slade/Cobb/Herrick

Ethelmay51 — 2012-07-20 11:06:40Z

mamaluz5, I made bo-bo- Harriet/mar-Peter JKnight of Maine,duh-hher parents Ira RusselProctor/Almira Butler.I believe .Havent had my cofe yet-lool.

Re: Slade/Cobb/Herrick

Ethelmay51 — 2012-07-20 11:03:21Z

mamaluz5, Ethel was my grams name on dads side,EthelKnight-from Avon Mich.I have to say THIS has been a VERY interestinf informative chat-lol,even though misunderstanding -start off-lol.Gram Proctr-Ethel mom came from Northumberland,Ontario,Ca.Harriet E K/mar-Ira Russel Proctor-,his parents Josiah P/Susan Chamberline/Josiah P/Almira Butler + anotherCressy.So not sure if she was French?Might be.I have ONLY the info I gathered from "cemetary"go by.Met Larry Herrick -who has chated,I do have some of his not much.I have notes all over & hard to keep where names should be.lol.What can I say 61 & raising-lol.You dont havec pc of your own?Wow,lol-I will NO doubtmiss this meeting.Truely wish you were able to send even in pieces of what you have,just might be something in there might give me idea to use.My gramp,NelsonW French /mar-Lydiah Styles-they had my gram Hattie Bell Slade

Re: Slade/Cobb/Herrick

mamaluz2 — 2012-07-20 06:52:32Z

Hi,Ethel May, my late husband was a Herrick descendent, plus having many of the earliest settlers in Salem/Beverly
and Newburyport as his ancestors.No Slades or Cobbs. I've kept busy chasing them all down. For myself, my ancestors were the earliest Spanish, French, and Greek settlers in New Mexico in late 1500's--besides the native Indians. Also have two Dutch and one Irish ggggreat grandmothers. Well, your Slade and Herrick ancestors have been very interesting to study. I am leaving son's home and his computer to visit another son. Will write in late August.mamaluz

Re: Slade/Cobb/Herrick

Ethelmay51 — 2012-07-20 00:26:48Z

mamaluz5,So,who r u related to-desendants? Any of these??I plan to do DNA-when ready.Indian??Sounds nice.

Re: Slade/Cobb/Herrick

mamaluz2 — 2012-07-19 20:43:36Z

1. That textbook online is "William Slade of winlow,Vt. and his descendents" which you can browse through for family histories. There are several Ora Slades mentioned
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2."Log Cabin Chronicles" is a genealogy website hosted by a Vermont man who answers queries in sensible, friendly manner, and seems very knowledgeable re: history, family lore in Vermont. website email on bottom of first page.}
---------------------------------------------------- If you ever decide to go the DNA route, there is a very specific web site which catalogs the various Slade families from their first ancestor into this country. Site also explains the differences in DNA, in case there is American Indian ancestor, as you were once told.
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I was fortunate that my two Amer. Indian ancestors were already known, and a cousin told me about my third ancestor who had town named for her, due to her bravery in organizing her village women to fight raider Indians.mamaluz

Re: Slade/Cobb/Herrick

Ethelmay51 — 2012-07-19 17:57:39Z

mamaluz5, I guess i get understnading from my dad.IHATE argueing with anyone.Id rather talk,but if not able I walk.
Im stubborn cause when argues come -I will not say a word,my family knows me.I give this advice to my dau-as she nit-picks,as her dad did to me in our 37yr marraige.I told her point blank to give it a rest.As Ive said,I want just the truth.So far its crazy,mystrous,its clueless,unsure of waht is really right.I just keep going in any direction I can & hope for some small piece that may fit.Well no idea of where or how to get the bk.?I have Styles,Moon,French,Proctor,Knight,Cobb,Slade?I met up with another gram-his gram came from Bondville,but he never got back to me.I just keep plowing thru. Thanks

Re: Slade/Cobb/Herrick

mamaluz2 — 2012-07-19 16:52:05Z

Ethel Mae, all your Slade and Cobb ancestors and relatives would be proud that you've found an understanding with these programs. At times you might rage about the lies or misdirection some family members have passed on to you, but if you can forgive and forget, that's better for you. I suggested that online book about the Slade family, as it goes over the triumphs and the desths, ups and downs of the Slades in Bondville, Winfall, Vernal, Vermont--places and family you might be familiar with. mamaluz

Re: Slade/Cobb/Herrick

Ethelmay51 — 2012-07-19 11:39:15Z

mamaluz5, Even though this is a different subject-I as millions have many isssues,Im NOT one for dugs etc.Been searching for a cure & so far ive found-FASTER EFT-YouTube
RobertSmith-emotionalfreedomtechnique.His steps r very simple to apply,quicker then the original-Craig Gary.I watched the vidoes & applied the steps.Some issues r deep,some r very scary due to the fact of u were a child when these happened.Yet I found MUCH of it is GUILT of ourselves for carring this crap.So we Have to 4give ourselves to heal.You will enjoy this very much.IT DOES take time to apply ,remove.You have to watch these & PLEASE pass them on.We also have to forgive our parents & whoever had hurt us,as it was not their fault for waht they were taught.Janet

Re: Slade/Cobb/Herrick

Ethelmay51 — 2012-07-19 11:32:36Z

mamaluz5, Well, I have met thru here a couple one is Larry Herrick & a Cobb of Londonderry,but they havent provided me with much info.It is nice to chat with them,WHEN they do chat.I feel scince we r related,IF I had a bk or info ,I would NOT charge anyone myself.I dont feel right on that.Id just pass down the info they need.Why make $,I do need it but in this case NO sorry.Yes,I go in many diferent directions to TRY solve this mystery-the lies.?I dont care what they did-wrong,it took place.I just want my family to know of their ancestors IN case they want to see what thier made of.I was really hopin to be "indian"lol.Gramp Slade mar-2,gramp Nelson 2,dad 2-so be it.Janet

Re: Slade/Cobb/Herrick

mamaluz2 — 2012-07-19 06:07:35Z

It's great that you are trying different avenues. Please just keep your goals in mind, finding live relatives to help with questions versus digging up info. on ancestors long gone. Nice to combine the two, but you have to choose your priorities. If you've checked your Herrick/Cob siblings birthdates versus the Slade/Cob siblings, maybe there's clues there. Sometimes information will pop up from the most unlikely source. Also, just browsing through the Slade geneaology book online might cheer you, as they were a remarkable early line in Vermont, N.H. You might even be eligible to join D.A.R. Society through this family. mamaluz

Re: Slade/Cobb/Herrick

Ethelmay51 — 2012-07-19 01:16:48Z

mamaluz5, I have info on gramp Burton.also William Slade. I was searching to see if I could locate anyone who may know these or related to them.It would be easier search for anyone to have info to pass it down.?This way I can find a relative.I have LeoOra.I do thank u for tring. I just hope that its true,tired of geting "lies".I go "familysearch.org,ancestor.com,rootsweb.com,familytreecircle".I do apprediate it alot.

Re: COE, James Austin, b. Jan. 13, 1842, Marshall Co VA USA

CarlRobertCoe — 2012-07-19 01:11:17Z

Would love to learn more about Permelia Blankenship and her parents. Can you share with us what you know?

Thank You,
Carl Robert Coe
Marysville, OH 43040-9012
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=562709570

Re: COE, James Austin, b. Jan. 13, 1842, Marshall Co VA USA

wyrickhays — 2012-07-18 21:05:32Z

whom it may concern permelia blankenship parents are asa & mary blankenship. i have them untill the 1880's. please let me know if i can help. gail

Re: Slade/Cobb/Herrick

mamaluz2 — 2012-07-18 19:19:50Z

Hi, Ethel Mae, have I found two wonderful sites for your ancestors!. Second one was right on Ancestry under Burton J. Cobb on 10/Nov/2011. Previously I had found an old Genealogy/History of the Slade family online and had to trudge through ??pages to find where some of Ora Slade names began. What a historical family! "William Slade of Windham Ct. and his Descendents." Revolutionary soldiers, one governor, a Slade cemetary in N.H. which faces Mt. Monadnock and another Mt. but isn't very accessible, and about four "Ora" descendents. I found closer Slades on the FamilySearch.org through census, but Cobb and Slade Book had more history. mamaluz5

Re: Slade/Cobb/Herrick

Ethelmay51 — 2012-07-18 16:18:43Z

mamaluz5, No,I havent been able to locate anyone.NOT sure if any info I did gather is true.?I plan to go to the town office to see paperwork on marriages etc.My dad was mar-before hooking to my mom-He mar-Olive Herrick 1931-mar-PearlSlade 1949. I was born 1951.In rootsweb-my mom has just 2 children by dad,the other 3 from Olive?BUT can be wrong?So I just try to keep working around,as I have no credit card or much money to search & dig.Id like to pass what i can find down to my children & grandchildren.We were told we had Apache from gram EthelKnight-dads mom.Now I find she was white.I dont care what I find,as ;long as its true-cant be changed.I guess Ill say SHOCKED is the word,as we had been told this lie & now truth comes out.WHY?Dont make sense.Janet