Brattain - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Everett F. Brattain born March 6, 1891, Noblesville, Indiana

bratfong — 2015-09-20 14:14:16Z

Thank you for the info. Have a great day!

Re: Everett F. Brattain born March 6, 1891, Noblesville, Indiana

batmi5 — 2015-09-08 12:22:02Z

I am Everett's grandson, Bruce Brattain. I live in Indianapolis , IN.

Re: Thomas Laird Brattain - Died in Vietnam Nov 1968

liveoak48 — 2013-09-16 23:09:28Z

I was a witness to your fathers crash on 28-Nov-68 at DaNang Air Base. The F-4 Phantom came to rest approximately 75 feet in front of me at the edge of the taxiway. I was stationed with the Navy Fleet Air Support Unit in 68/69. I attempted to rescue him but it too late. I have carried this memory through out my life. I have always wished that I could have know this brave man - He stayed with his plane and I believe this action gave the co-pilot time to eject. I found your posting while searching for the name of the co-pilot. I recieved an accommodation from the Air Force for my efforts to rescue the co-pilot but have never been able to find out his name or if he survived. I hope I am not causing you or your family members any more pain but if you would like to discuss this event please feel free to contact me.
I am so very sorry for your loss.
My very best regards,
Steven Smelser
liveoak@q.com
520 378 7288

Re: Thomas Laird Brattain - Died in Vietnam Nov 1968

kayemanch — 2011-12-31 00:36:40Z

Karen: Laird was my hero. We lived about half a block away from each other in the Alameda Grade School district. I was about 8 years younger. I went to all the Grant Hi football practices with him and all the games. I also went to Oregon State and was a Sigma Nu. I became a pilot as well only in the Marine Corps. I went to see him when we were both in the service. He was stationed in Florida at the time. I probably was in Navy flight school (Pensacola). He was someone I always looked up to. He was like his father- very quiet, self assured and strong inside and out. You can be quite proud of him. He was a great guy. Very best regards, Kaye Manchester

Re: Richard Hiram Brattain

scora196 — 2010-12-04 05:22:38Z

Scora@ymail.com

BRATTAIN Thomas L - Vietnam Wall section 38W - our honor and thanks to those who put their lives on the line for us

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2010-11-14 22:05:42Z

BRATTAIN Thomas L - Vietnam Wall section 38W - our honor and thanks to those who put their lives on the line for us

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 218,950 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Re: :Paul Brattain and Eddie Rickenbacker Eastern Airlines

aesdjs — 2009-09-15 18:59:54Z

Paul Brattain was my grandfather. His parents were Henry and Martha.

John Brattain (1720-1784) First American Brattain and his Descendants (3rd Edition) Now available

bratfong — 2009-07-18 14:09:30Z

Just recently published third edition of my book "John Brattain (1720-1784) First American Brattain and his Descendants. It is over 190 pages long with 24 chapters starting with John Brattain and ends with a chapter on the Brattains who were head of households in the 1930 census. It also has a genealogical record of over 4000 individual entries with 430 surnames and is indexed on CD.
This book describes each subsequent generation of Brattains and related families including those Brattains who remained in North Carolina and those Brattain families who migrated to Indiana, Ohio, Tennesssee, Arkansas, Iowa, Oregon, Washington and Oklahoma. There is a chapter devoted to the Civil War where 21 Brattains fought on both sides of the conflict. There is one chapter discussing Walter Houser Brattain, Nobel Prize Winner in Physics, who co-invented the transistor, the forerunner to today's silicon chip.
The book also lists every Brattain who registered for the draft in WWI and WWII. It also has a chapter on Ulysses Bratton, famed civil rights Arkansas attorney who represented black tenant farmers in the early 1910s.
There is a chapter on Alice Gertrude Vincent Brattain's Maori and English ancestors. Those who are interested email me at brattainancestor@aol.com for order form.

John Brattain (1720-1784) First American Brattain and his Descendants (3rd Edition) Now available

bratfong — 2009-07-18 14:09:28Z

Re: John Brattain (1720-1784) First American Brattain and his Descendants (2nd ed) book is available

cmb713 — 2009-05-15 01:10:59Z

Hi, saw your post. I looked on Amazon and your book is no longer available. Do you know if you'll print some more? I'm interested in Hiram Bratton..do not know his parents. He was a steamboat captain and died in 1832 from cholera on the lower Mississippi. He was married to Aditha (Edith) Moore and lived in Kentucky and/or Indiana. He had a son, Wilson R. Bratton who was born in KY around 1830, lived in Indiana and later moved to Texas around 1850. He died in Texas abt. 1905.

Thanks for any info you can provide on Hiram Bratton.

Chris Bond chrisbond14@hotmail.com

Re: MARY BRATTAIN & EPHRAIM NICHOLSON

gravediggers2 — 2009-03-08 17:25:26Z

Please contact me direct NolaMrtn1@aol.com on this matter.

Thanks

Re: MARY BRATTAIN & EPHRAIM NICHOLSON

bdruley — 2009-03-08 03:38:11Z

Since you posted this a few years ago, you've probably already solved the puzzle, but here's what I have:

I have a property deed involving Mary Y Britton and Julia Ann Britton (this spelling is also how she signed it). They were transferring property in Philadelphia PA on June 1st 1853 to a William Carr. It says in the dead that Julia was a widower; her husband's name was John. Julia apparently inherited the property from Isabella Britton. Mary is her daughter; other children (7 total) Ellen M, John B, Harriet E, George E, Isabela S, and William H.

I don't know it my Mary is your Mary, but you'll see from my name that it's Druley. Eunice, who was married to John Britton (JR I'm thinking) was the daughter of Samuel Druley and Nancy Stanley. If you have some DOBs, maybe I can help match them up a little tighter.

If you have any more info now, please contact me.

Thanks much.
Barbara Druley

Mordecai Brattain born Butler Co., Ohio 19 Sept 1827

bratfong — 2009-03-03 03:10:52Z

Does anyone have info on Mordecai Brattain. His wife was Matilda Huffman and they were married in Butler Co. Ohio in 1847 and had the following children: Malinda, Ann, Henry, Milligan, Rachel, Nancy, Rosa, Robert and Ella. I am trying to establish a link to the Brattains on Randolph Co. North Carolina who migrated to Indiana in the early 1800s.
The only evidence I have in this connection is the Mordecai's son Milligan whose first name is same as the maiden name of Mordecai's great grandmother's Mary Milligan who married Robert Brattain.

Re: Thomas Laird Brattain - Died in Vietnam Nov 1968

bkkandt — 2009-01-03 23:00:57Z

MAJOR Thomas Laird Brattain is my father. I was eleven when he was killed in Vietnam. I am interested in talking to anyone who knew him or knows anything about him. I KNOW he impacted somebody's life out there and I would love to hear your story...thank you for your time.

2nd child and daughter of Laird Brattain and Diana (Brattain)Ray,
Karen Brattain-Metzger
bkkandt@comcast.net

Re: Thomas Laird Brattain - Died in Vietnam Nov 1968

lomaxtribe — 2008-11-17 05:43:04Z

Thomas Laird Brattain is my father. I was 5 years old when he was shot down in Vietnam. My younger brother was just a few weeks old. I also have 2 older sisters who were 13 and 11 and an older brother who was 8.

Re: Ross Brattain of Washington

infonellie1 — 2008-11-06 02:43:42Z

I am a direct decendant of Benjamin Franklin Brattain and am researching Walter Houser Brattain. My questions include: Did they have any children and if so who are they? Were there any siblings?

I have bios on Walter but nothing concrete that I can connect. I personally would like to see what the connection is. I would be happy to share my Brattain info as well.

Thank you

Re: Brattain, Bratton, Croxil, Cropstill, Cooper, Wheeler, Eastin, Richardson, Hawthorne, Dawson, Havener, Seeker, Burton, Beechler

2006-10-21 16:53:27Z

Hi! I don't know if you will be able to help me. I'm looking for my husbands great-great grandmother. Her name is Elvira W. Brattain. She was born 20 March 1835 in Hamilton Co.,Indiana. She married James W. Richardson in 1854 in Hamilton Co. Indiana. She died 1 July 1908 in Wayne Co. Iowa.. Thank You, Ruth Liggett

Doris Ann Brattain Perkins 1902-2005 Peoria, OR

2005-11-26 16:07:17Z

Corvallis Gazette-Times, Corvallis, OR
Nov. 26, 2005

Dorris Ann Perkins

March 31, 1902 — Nov. 23, 2005

Dorris Ann Perkins of Corvallis, formerly of Lebanon, died Wednesday at home. She was 103.

She was born on the family farm near Peoria to Grant and Olive (Barcus) Brattain. She graduated from Peoria High School. She married Raymond Charles Stenson in 1923. They had a son, Delmer Ray Stenson. They later divorced, and she married Carl C. Jacoby in 1944. He died in 1955. In 1962, she married Chyde Aubrey Perkins. He died in 1985.

Dorris lived in Peoria, Toledo, Coquille, Corvallis and Lebanon. She was a mother and a housewife. She liked working crossword puzzles and growing roses, and she loved ballroom dancing. She was active in the Methodist Church in Peoria and Corvallis.

Dorris was preceded in death by her parents, her husbands, and her brother, Rex Brattain.

She is survived by her son and his wife, Delmer and Norma Stenson; by her grandchildren and their spouses, Ron and Carol Stenson and Wendy and Ron Peters; by great-grandchildren Kristopher and Jonathon Stenson and Megan and Kelsey Peters; by her niece, Peggy Stefanowitz; by her cousin and his wife, Dean and Hilda Jones; and by good friend and stepdaughter, Ginny Brewster.

A service will be at 11 a.m. Monday, Nov. 28 at McHenry Funeral Home, 206 N.W. Fifth St., Corvallis.

Memorial contributions may be made to the Benton Hospice Service or to a favorite charity in care of McHenry Funeral Home.

Pfc. Joel K. Brattain, 21, of Santa Anna, Calif. March, 2004

2005-11-21 16:40:51Z

No. 183-04
IMMEDIATE RELEASE March 16, 2004
DoD Identifies Army Casualty

The Department of Defense announced today the death of three soldiers supporting Operation Iraqi Freedom. They died on March 13, in Baghdad, Iraq, when an improvised explosive device struck their military vehicle. All three soldiers were assigned to the 1st Battalion, 504th Infantry Regiment, 82nd Airborne Division, Fort Bragg, N.C. Killed were:

<snip>

Pfc. Joel K. Brattain, 21, of Santa Anna, Calif.

The incident is under investigation.

For further information related to this release, contact Army Public Affairs at (703) 692-2000.

http://www.defenselink.mil/releases/2004/nr20040316-0464.htm...

Please follow link for the complete news release.

________________________________________

Disclaimer: Not related to this person. This news release is being submitted for its genealogical value: name, age, hometown, date, place and cause of death, and military service. No political viewpoint is being expressed.

Re: Mary Millikan's parents

2004-11-26 04:44:21Z

Thanks for the reply and info. Will break out my file and compare notes. Thanks again and Happy Thanksgiving...

Re: Ross Brattain of Washington

2004-11-21 17:51:31Z

adoption

2004-03-30 23:00:25Z

Hello. My name is Helen Brattain and I am adopted. Jimmy Lee and Sherrill Plummer Brattain adopted me in 1981 in Shelbyville, IN. My DOB is 5/15/1981. The original birth record was recorded May 21, 1981, but the amended birth certificate wasn't filed until Sept. of 1982. If anyone out there has any information regarding my adoption, please contact me.

MARY BRATTAIN & EPHRAIM NICHOLSON

2003-10-21 23:44:24Z

Anyone with info on Mary Brattain (d/o John Brattain and Eunice Druley) who was m. to Ephraim Nicholson, please email me at NolaMrtn1@aol.com.

We are trying to find out what happened to Ephraim. Mary rem. to Thomas J. Ross. So we need to know what happened to Ephraim (her 1st husb.) Ephraim Nicholson was b. in NC, we don't know where he died. Think he could have been a soldier. We know that he was most likely in Hamilton Co (or Madison Co) IN in 1860. They had dt. Eunice b. 10/1860.

Thanks
Nola

BRATTAIN FAMILY

LindaLeeN — 2003-08-28 19:10:09Z

Am searching for the family of Henry J. BRATTAIN, born Preble Co., OH but lived most of his life in Indianapolis, IN. Civil War Vet, postman, married Amanda Elizabeth WALTON, dau of William and Clarissa (Luckey) Walton of Rowen Co., NC. His parents Jonathan and Martha (Jordan) BRATTAIN were in Ohio in Preble Co. OH in 1850's. Where did they go? Jonathan's father was Robert BRATTAIN, a fairly well-documented Mennonite.
Jonathan had other children - who? Henry had a number of children....Silas H. BRATTAIN, a prominant Indianapolis fireman was my great great grandfather. Any family information appreciated.

Re: Brattain-MO/IA.....

betseylee — 2006-01-18 21:32:22Z

I am researching Brattains in the same places. Would love to exchange.
Betseylee Browning

Brattain, Bratton, Croxil, Cropstill, Cooper, Wheeler, Eastin, Richardson, Hawthorne, Dawson, Havener, Seeker, Burton, Beechler

betseylee — 2006-01-18 21:32:22Z

Hi!
I am making headway on my Brattain line. I have two brothers, William and Lemmons both born in IN. William born 13 Oct 1810 and Lemmons born 20 Mar 1850 in Wayne Co., IN. I found a land record for William stating he was William Brattain Jr. in Farmington, Van Buren, IA, where he and Lemmons lived in 1830-1840's.
Williams obit states that his father moved from Indiana to Lake Peoria(now Peoria) in 1816 then later they moved to Iowa about 1836.
William moved later to Mt. Pleasant, Henry, Iowa and then Mahaska, IA where he died 26 Feb 1889. He married Martha Croxil or Cropstill in 1836 in Farmington, IA and had the following children: Humphrey L., Mary, Lemmons W., May S., and Charles. Humphrey married Cordelia A. Dawson, Mary married Thomas Havener, Lemmons W. married Caroline Seeker, May married William M. Burton and George Beechler,
Lemmons moved from Farmington to Polk, Adair, MO in 1860, to Eden Decatur, Iowa in 1870's, to Lindley, Mercer, MO in 1880's where he died in Mercer Co., MO or Pleasanton, Decatur, IA on 15 Mar 1885. He married Sibyl Cooper 6 Apr 1865 in Van Buren Co., IA. He had the following children: Stephen? , Nancy Catherine, Georgianna, William Thomas, Emma Jane, Lemmons W., and Mary. Nancy Catherine married Joseph Wheeler, Georgianna married John J. Eastin,
Emma Jane married William or M.F. Richardson, Lemmons W. married Mary Ann Hawthorne. I have a lot of information besides this to share. Betseylee Browning(Mrs. Deven K.), 4301 Daisy Dr., Mt. Green, UT 84050 dbrown@webpipe.net, 801-876-2524,

Re: Brattain, Bratton, Croxil, Cropstill, Cooper, Wheeler, Eastin, Richardson, Hawthorne, Dawson, Havener, Seeker, Burton, Beechler

betseylee — 2006-01-18 21:32:22Z

Hi!
I was wondering if you are related to William and Lemmons and if so how are you related. I have a lot of new information about this family. I believe there is a good possibility that the father of William and Lemmons is a William Brattain Sr. There is a William Brattain Sr on the Jury in Farmington, Iowa in 1837(need to double check the year). Also recently I found a land record of William Brattain where he signed it as William Brattain Jr. I do believe they are related to the Quaker Brattains that you are looking into. I have gathered extensive research on Lemmons and William that I would be happy to share with you. Some of the info is on gencircles.com. But I have recently found William Brattain's obit and grave. The obit is very lenghty but it did mention that William Brattain's father lived in Lake Peoria after leaving Indiana. I also have established that William was a Universalist Preacher.

I just returned from a trip to Oregon and that is why I did not answer you right away.

Please let me know how you are related. I look forward to hearing from you.

Betseylee Browning

Re: Dwight Heath and Janet Snarr

bpyle — 2005-01-23 19:09:16Z

They're my aunt and uncle. Email me and I'll give you the information. How are you related to them?

Book about Brattains just published

bratfong — 2006-03-01 15:59:49Z

Book details the ancestors and descendants of
Corydon Brattain (1842-1914) of Liberty, Indiana
Anyone who is a descendant of Corydon Brattain
will find it very useful. Its has over 2000 names, over 800 surnames, expands 40 generations, back to anglo saxon England, maps, photos and genealogy info. email me for further info bratfong@aol.com. Please put brattain book in subject line or i will delete message without reading it

Leburn/Laburn Brattain, Union Co, Indiana

bratfong — 2004-02-27 00:35:49Z

seeking parents of Leburn/Laburn Brattain. Married to Louisa Eliza Stanley in 1847 in Union Co, Indiana. children: William Brattain, Irwin Brattain, and John Brattain. Leburn/Laburn Brattain died before 1870.

Everett F. Brattain born March 6, 1891, Noblesville, Indiana

bratfong — 2008-06-09 14:04:38Z

Need to know who was Everett's parents. Everett married Lillie in 1917 in Butler Co., Ohio. Listed in 1930 census living two doors from Owen Brattain's residence in Green Twp., Madison Co., Indiana. Had six children, John Ellis, Lee Owen, Harry, Ed, Mary and Irma. Everett died in a fire in 1936 in Anderson, Indiana.

Re: benjamin franklin

bratfong — 2007-12-24 04:33:43Z

Do you have the descendants of Edward Brattain, son of Benjamin Franklin Brattain and Hannah Nicholson, I believe he is the father to William Frank Brattain and Lillian Brattain and was married to Belle.

:Paul Brattain and Eddie Rickenbacker Eastern Airlines

bratfong — 2007-11-27 12:27:05Z

I saw several photos of Paul Brattain and Eddie Rickenbacker (famed WWI ace)on the internet. I would love to know who were his parents.

John Brattain (1720-1784) First American Brattain and his Descendants (2nd ed) book is available

bratfong — 2007-11-18 06:20:38Z

Just recently published second edition of my book "John Brattain (1720-1784) First American Braattain and his Descendants. It is over 280 pages long with chapters starting with John Brattain and ends with a chapter on the Brattains in the 1930 census. It also has a genealogical record of over 2000 individual entries with 430 surnames and is indexed.
This book describes each subsequent generation of Brattains and related families including those Brattains who remained in North Carolina and those Brattain families who migrated to Indiana, Ohio,Tennesssee, Arkansas, Iowa, Oregon, Washington and Oklahoma. There is a chapter devoted to the Civil War where 20 Brattains fought on both sides of the conflict.
There is one chapter discussing Walter Houser Brattain, Nobel Prize Winner in Physics, who co-invented the transistor, the forerunner to today's silicon chip.

These are some of the surnames mentioned in the book
Almond Ausmus Bratton Barbee Clark Craft Deardorff Efird Eudy Gillespie Goodpasture Gossett Hartsell Honeycutt Huneycutt Liggett Mendenhall Moss Paddock Page Richardson Shriver Standley Tilley Townes Tucker and Wisehart

This book was dedicated to PFC Joel Bratain who was
killed in Iraq in 2004.

This book is available at Amazon.com.

Re: Olan Brattain

bratfong — 2007-11-03 06:41:06Z

Olan's parents were James Clinton Brattain and Rachel. James' father was Eudurus Brattain and his mother Lucinda Nicholson.

Thomas Laird Brattain - Died in Vietnam Nov 1968

bratfong — 2007-09-15 14:56:16Z

I need info on relatives of Thomas Laird Brattain. I published a newsletter about Brattain Genealogy annually and would like any info about Mr. Brattain so that I can write an article about him. Thanks, Richard Brattain

John and Rachel Bratton/Brattain

bratfong — 2007-06-08 14:19:09Z

John born 1720 in Lanarkshire, Scotland and married a woman named Rachel. Their son Robert Bratton/Brattain was born
on October 1, 1746. The family left for British America around 1750. Any info on this family would be greatly appreciated.

Richard Brattain

Re: Richard Hiram Brattain

bratfong — 2006-11-09 05:06:14Z

I have info on Richard Hiram Brattain, please provide email address and will forward ancestry chart.

Richard Brattain

Re: Brattain, Bratton, Croxil, Cropstill, Cooper, Wheeler, Eastin, Richardson, Hawthorne, Dawson, Havener, Seeker, Burton, Beechler

bratfong — 2006-10-21 17:15:30Z

Dear Ruth Liggett:

I replied by email to your inquiry to your email address.

Sincerely,

Richard Brattain

Re: Mary Millikan's parents

denisehilt — 2004-11-26 03:57:24Z

I have William and Jane's children as follows:
1. Abigail Millikan
Birth: 1741 in Chester Co., PA
Death: 6 Feb 1806 in Randolph Co., NC
2. Samuel Millikan
Birth: 11 Dec 1742 in Chester Co., PA
Death: 3 Nov 1817 in Guilford Co., NC
3. Sarah Millikan
Birth: About 1749 in Chester Co, PA
Birth: 1743 in Chester Co., PA
Death: 9 Apr 1826 in Lost Creek MM, Jefferson Co.,TN
4. David Millikan
Birth: 1745
5. Mary Millikan
Birth: 24 Jun 1747 in Chester Co, PA
Death: 12 Sep 1814 in Wayne Co, IN
6. Martha Millikan
Birth: 1748 in Chester County, Pennsylvania
Death: Guilford Co,NC
7. William Millikan
Birth: 6 Apr 1754 in Chester Co, PA
Birth: 7 Jan 1753 in Chester Co., PA
Death: 2 Sep 1838 in Hamblen Co., TN
8. Hannah Millikan
Birth: 1755
Death: 15 Jan 1852 in Randolph Co., NC
9. Benjamin Millikan
Birth: 21 Jan 1755 in Chester Co, PA
Death: 1 Jan 1842
10. Alexander Millikan
Birth: 1757 in Chester Co, PA

I am descended from Abigail.

Lena Brattain (Madison County, Indiana)

MaggieJones24 — 2006-06-13 17:00:33Z

I am looking for information on Lena Brattain (born 1872) who married Charles Fleming in Madison County, Indiana 2 March 1893. They had one daughter Morea? and then they were divorced. Any help would greatly appreciated.
Sincerley,
Maggie

ROBERT BRATTAIN

charleswilliamson65 — 2004-07-02 18:01:59Z

I AM DESCENDED FROM ROBERT BRATTAIN & MARY MILLIKAN THROUGH THEIR SON, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, WHO MARRIED MARY HILL IN 1795; THEY HAD A DAU, RACHEL WHO MARRIED WILLIAM MOSS IN 1815; THEY HAD 17 CHILDREN, ONE OF THE DAUGHTERS WAS MARTHA ANN, WHO MARRIED JOHN SIMPSON WILLIAMSON, MY GREAT GRANDFATHER. WOULD LIKE ANY EARLIER INFO EMAIL ME AT williamson@ispchannel.com.

Re: maternal Brattain as well

brattaind_1 — 2004-06-24 17:07:19Z

Please e-mail me with your Brattain names. I also have Brattains from IN.

Re: Elbridge (Ellridge) Brattain

SueDilleyD — 2004-09-09 21:36:20Z

Re: Elbridge (Ellridge) Brattain

SueDilleyD — 2004-09-09 21:36:20Z

Elbridge Brattain was my husband's Great Grandfather.
FYI....B.12 Nov-1843.....Logan Co. Ohio
D. 11-Feb-1917....Allen Co. IN
buried....Harlan IN
married....Mary Catherine Stahl
16-Nov-1865....Logan Co. Ohio

12 Children

If you are interested in this branch of the family please e-mail me.

Re: Elbridge (Ellridge) Brattain

@@crache21@hotmail.com — 2005-04-29 03:16:49Z

Elbridge was the son of Stephen Joseph Brattain (b. 1797in Logan Co. OH or in SC (seen both listed) d. October 30, 1868 Champaign Co., OH) married on November 01, 1838 in Logan Co., OH to Tabitha Fawcett (b. 1810 in VA d. December 21, 1873 in Rushcreek, Logan Co., OH). They had the following children:

Silas London b. July 16, 1846 d. Jan 3, 1917
Elizabeth b. April 1842
Joseph M. b. 1843
Elbridge b. 1844
Lewis b. 1847
Caroline b. 1848
John b. 1850
Siebert Allen b. January 30, 1855
Sarah Hamilton
Phoebe.

I am descended from Silas Brattain (my gg-grandfather) who married Phoebe Fry.

Stephen Joseph was married twice. Tabitha was his second wife. His first wife was Elizabeth Lowe. They were married September 21, 1819 in Logan Co., Ohio. They had the following children:

Rheumamia
Zimiri
Ira
Sydney
Mary Ann
Ralph Lowe
Ruth Jane

Hope this helps. This is pretty much all I have on this family. If anyone can link up with it, please feel free to email me.

Rae Wood

Re: Elbridge (Ellridge) Brattain

@@crache21@hotmail.com — 2005-04-29 03:16:49Z

Janet,

The only date I have for Elbridge is that he was born in 1843. I am actually related through his brother, Silas Brattain. I have seen other postings by people who are directly descended from Elbridge. Perhaps one of them would want it. However, if you don't hear from any of them, I would gladly take it. Feel free to email me.

Rae

Re: Elbridge (Ellridge) Brattain

@@crache21@hotmail.com — 2005-04-29 03:16:49Z

Janet,

Thanks, I will email you my address.

Rae

Correction to Previous Message

LindaLeeN — 2003-08-28 19:10:09Z

Correct lineage: John Brattain (of Scotland), Robert Brattain and Marry (Millikan) of Randolph Co., NC, Wayne Co., IN, John Brattain, Jonathan and Martha (Jordan) Brattain, Henry J. and Amanada Elizabeth (Walton) Brattain, Silas H. and Wilhelmina Pamela (Transou) Brattain, Earl J. Brattain. Thanks.

Henry J. BRATTAIN Amanda Elizabeth WALTON

LindaLeeN — 2003-08-28 19:10:09Z