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LOVELADY Ronald D - Vietnam Wall section 53 East

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2015-10-21 17:41:02Z

LOVELADY Ronald D - Vietnam Wall section 53 East

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Re: Oklahoma Lovelady's

Flovelady38 — 2014-11-11 01:33:57Z

Hello,
My name is Fred Lovelady. I live in Elk City, Ok. I come from the lovelady line going back to Asa. I'm not sure if you and I are of the same line, but I'm interested to find out. My gggrandfather was William Bedford Lovelady, who bore Henry W Lovelady who bore Charles D Lovelady, my dad. I too would be interested to collaborate on known diseases and illnesses of the family. I have several death certificate, just can't remember all the names off the top of my head

Re: Mary Polly Lovelady Gifford

LilOkie45 — 2013-10-12 17:23:29Z

In the above post from me where I am looking for the court records naming Mary "Polly" Lovelady as the wife of Joseph F. Gifford. I just noticed on the 1850 census it states that Joseph F. Gifford married his 2nd wife with in the year. That would be 1849-1850. If this is true then my Great Grandmother Eliza Angeline Gifford is the daughter of Mary Lovelady and possibly one or two more children that we assumed were the children of the 2nd wife Rhody (Rhoda). It would appear that the court records need to be gone through more thoroughly and perhaps look for more records.

Mary Polly Lovelady Gifford

LilOkie45 — 2013-09-04 15:23:54Z

In the two court cases over the John Lovelady estate it names Mary Polly Lovelady wife of Joseph Gifford as a daughter, living in MO.. Online I see two different dates for the 2nd case where Jeremiah Gammon was guardian over her children -31 Jan 1845 & 31 Jan 1846. Can anyone tell me which date is correct? In July 1843 it names 9 heirs including Polly Gifford. This leads me to believe Polly is still living 1843. This is very important to me because Joseph F. Gifford had my Great Grandmother born Feb 1845. I would like to know if she was the daughter of Polly Lovelady Gifford or the wife he had by 1850. If anyone has copies of these court records I would appreciate copies or can you tell me where I can obtain copies? I am also related to John Lovelady through the Shrum line. There are so many versions in family trees online one doesn't know what to believe. I would appreciate help from my Gifford/Lovelady "Cousins". Much Thanks.

Re: Lovelady y-DNA

charlieray77 — 2013-07-24 01:15:34Z

The y37-dna test would be unlikely to place your James Lovelady as a son of Amos Lovelady. Wilma Baldwin Moore did great research and I though made a good case for the placement of James Lovelady in her article. My descent is from Thomas Lovelady (Jane Wear) so I have no knowledge of the James Lovelady Bible. Good Luck.

Re: Lovelady y-DNA

N_Klement — 2013-07-24 00:52:38Z

We are from the James - THB Lovelady line. Wilma Baldwin is a cousin & I have the material you refer to.

I would love to find some reference to our James being a son of Amos. James had a bible, but I do not know who in this very large family might have it, or if it even still exists.

Any help would be greatly appreciated

Re: Lovelady y-DNA

charlieray77 — 2013-07-23 16:35:52Z

charlieray77
Today 3:45 PM GMT
I am not sure if the y-dna test would prove the family connections you seek. The data would be another point of information (take for the long term goal if interested) but the test would likely confirm membership in the US Lovelady family only (the US haplogroup). Your answer is better found in "Uniting the Lovelady Family"--Wilma Baldwin Moore in vol 22 #4 1996 of In Shadow of the Smokies published by the Smoky Mountain Historical Society (Sevierville, TN).
The tester is from the Amos--Pleasant J.--James Pleasant--Frank Duke Lovelady line which should be quite close to your Amos--James--THB Lovelady line.

Lovelady y-DNA

charlieray77 — 2013-07-21 01:05:51Z

We now have three y-DNA37 results (familytreedna testing lab) from the American branch of the Lovelady family. These three tests confirm a haplotype for the American family and represent the three probable sons (John, Marshall, Thomas jr.) of our assumed immigrant Thomas Lovelady. The tests also confirm a haplogroup I2a (commonly associated with the British Isles). I tried to find a UK tester who could trace their Lovelady family back to the latter half of the 1700s. I found a family but for some reason they wouldn't take the test (I offered to pay). Hopefully this will happen in the future. For the present we assume the family came from the parishes just north of Liverpool in old Lanchashire county (see old records below).

http://www.worldfamilies.net/surnames/lovelady/results

#92797 Thomas Lovelady (of John?) bc 1767 (NC?) m Jane Wear

#284492 Amos Lovelady (of Marshall) bc 1781 TN m Clara Boaz

#65478 John Lovelady (of Simeon?) bc 1770 (SC?) m Mary (Jones?)

It is also possible that people could place themselves within the American family based on their unique markers (many more tests needed and perhaps more markers , 67 or 111).

TL/JW is different from the other two at 393 & 385b.

Marshall is different from the other two at 464b &464c.

See also this approach once more people take the test.

http://kippeeb.blogspot.com/2011/07/interesting-look-at-i2a-...

Might you know others who might take the test (37 is really the minimum number of markers to be useful)? The prices are down now for the test $149 (they do run sales throughout the year) if ordered through the worldfamilies.net site above).

Some other useful Lovelady y-DNA tests might be:

John (2) the Scout (Margaret) of probably Thomas jr

John (3) of Haberham county, GA

James (3) of Smith county, TN (Dorcus)

William Morgan Lovelady (2) (Rachel Lindsey)

John (2) of Hamilton county, TN (Clarissa Hughes)

1500

Burial: 16 Oct 1569 St Michael, Aughton, Lancashire, England
John Loveladye -
    Register: Burials 1541 - 1765, Page 115, Entry 16

1600

Burial: 27 Oct 1612 St Michael, Aughton, Lancashire, England
Jane Loveladie - Wife of Elis Loveladie
    Register: Burials 1541 - 1765, Page 135, Entry 13

Land confiscated by Commonealth. 1652 Gent. Henry Lovelady, Altcar (Royalist)

Inventory: 1679. Ann Lovelady, Sephton (estate>40 pounds)

1700

Baptism: 17 Sep 1712 St Peter, Formby, Lancashire, England
Margaret Lovelady - Daughter of Richard Lovelady
    Register: Baptisms 1710 - 1812, Page 2, Entry 13

Baptism: 10 Sep 1714 St Peter, Formby, Lancashire, England
Richard Lovelady - Son of Richard Lovelady
    Register: Baptisms 1710 - 1812, Page 4, Entry 11

Baptism: 3 Oct 1715 St Peter, Formby, Lancashire, England
Ellin Lovelady - Daughter of Richard Lovelady
    Register: Baptisms 1710 - 1812, Page 5, Entry 3

Marriage: 1 Feb 1720/1 St Peter, Formby, Lancashire, England
Richard Lovelady - Little Altcar
Alice Rice -
    Register: Marriages 1710 - 1753, Page 145, Entry 8

Will: 1721. Richard Lovelady, Little Alttcar (estate > 40)

Marriage: 14 Jan 1721/2 St Peter, Formby, Lancashire, England
William Lovelady - Little Altcar
Alice Johnson -
    Register: Marriages 1710 - 1753, Page 145, Entry 14

Baptism: 20 Sep 1724 St Peter, Formby, Lancashire, England
William Lovelady - Son of Richard Lovelady & Alice
    Register: Baptisms 1710 - 1812, Page 15, Entry 6

Re: Lovelady

p_lovelady68 — 2013-07-02 12:36:22Z

I'm from the same line as you. My father, Garland, was Buck's brother. I have lots of info.

Re: Oklahoma Lovelady's

oreo45 — 2013-05-26 03:20:20Z

My Great Grandma was Eliza Elizabeth Lovelady, Warren's wife
I remember you G Grandfather well. He had a scar on his face where he was trying to light a firecracker. My Grandma was Myrtle Lovelady Nelson and I remember Lawrence and his wife Ada. I know that our great grand parents lost 3 daughters,2 on Thanksgiving and 1 on Christmas from "pneumonia". I feel that the only living children in my lifetime were S.J., Lawrence and Myrtle, Eliza died during my live time of what is now known as Alzhimers. She live to around 90 I think. She lived in a little bitty house SJ built for her and spent a lot of time with My family and Myrtle. I have her wedding dress as a keepsake and several of the quilts she made. I can't remember SJ's wife name but I remember visiting on Sat. and going with one of the sons to a little church in Lahoma and putting mud in it so it couldn't open on Sunday. I would like to know if any of you have had any family member with Cystic Fibrosis. A hereditary disease that in the beginning acts a lot like pneumonia. My son had it and died when he was six.Would love to communicate with any of the family. Judy Mobley, judybowie@comcast.net

Re: Origin of Lovelady

peterhonda17 — 2013-03-17 14:18:52Z

Hannah Rebecca Lovelady was married to James Calvin Sisco. Henry franklin was their son. Henry married Martha J Eddings. They had several children one being my grandmother. Her name is Ruby Ella Sisco. Are these some of the same people who are in your family?

Re: Lovelady's of East Texas

jf9183 — 2013-02-20 17:19:43Z

William Morgan Lovelady was in Bibb County, Madison County, and Shelby County Alabama.
Elijah C. was in Shelby County in all censuses except one, which he was in Bibb County.

Re: Lovelady's of East Texas

RedRiverTXOK — 2013-02-20 16:48:07Z

Thanks for the reply. Which counties in Alabama?

Re: Lovelady's of East Texas

jf9183 — 2013-02-19 16:36:00Z

Hmm...Elijah C. Lovelady and his wife Nancy Lucas were from Alabama, but his father, William Morgan Lovelady I have as being born in about 1775 in Tennessee and died in Alabama. He married Rachael Lindsey in 1794 in Green, Tennessee. Does any of this sound familiar?

Re: Lovelady's of East Texas

RedRiverTXOK — 2013-02-19 16:24:11Z

Is the Lovelady line from East Tennessee?

Alice Lovelady

blueyedangel9322 — 2013-02-04 17:16:14Z

I am searching for the parents and siblings (really any information) on Alice Rhonda Lovelady. Born June 15 1882 and died Aug. 28 1936. Married James William Franklin. Again any information would be great!

Thanks,
Christy Franklin

Re: Homer Lovelady Frost, Brazoria Co.,TX

tokcharomero — 2012-05-24 17:29:20Z

I know this post is really old but just now saw it. What was your grandmother's name on your mother's side? It doesn't happen to be Estele does it?
If it is please contact me.
Thank you.

Re: Homer Lovelady Frost, Brazoria Co.,TX

tokcharomero — 2012-05-24 17:27:40Z

I know this post is really old but just now saw it. What was your grandmother's name on your mother's side? It doesn't happen to be Estele does it?
If it is please contact me.
Thank you.
Tokcha Romero

Earl and Karl Lovelady in Clifton, TX 1926

drbrownlee — 2012-12-25 23:26:21Z

Earl & Karl are pictured in the 1926 edition of The Old Mill, yearbook of Clifton High School, and are juniors. I'm not kin but thought this might help someone researching the family.

Robert T. Lovelady of Marietta, TX 1944

drbrownlee — 2012-10-25 00:19:34Z

Robert is pictured in the Service Book of Morris and Cass Counties (TX), published in 1944. I'm not kin but thought this might help someone locate their family.

Re: Where did the Loveladys come from?

Roxanna44 — 2011-05-04 06:29:23Z

Hi Carol, I have traced the Lovelady's back to 1330 thanks to Ancestry.com John "Lovelace" b 1330 in Behersden, Kent, England died same place.William Lovelace b 2 Feb 1583 in Woolwich, Kent, England d. 12 Aug 1627 Seige Grolle, Netherlands, Thomas Lovelady b 1614 Woolwich, Kent, England d 1689 Staten Island, Richmond, New York then on to Tenn., Ala., ect. Does this help anyone? I have the lineage down to Henry and Sarah Lovelady. I was told they were Cherokee but haven't been able to prove this yet. If you would like more let know and I will be glad to help if I can. Roxanna Hendrix

Re: 7TH ggdaughter Thomas Lovelady 1709 NC

Roxanna44 — 2011-04-24 04:16:15Z

Hi, Does anyone have a Henry Lovelady in your linage? He was married to some one named Sarah (?) they had 2 childern that I have find, Martha Jane Lovelady b abt 1838 and Madison Lovelady b abt 1840. I have info up to present but would like to know more about him and his linage. Thank you for your time. Roxanna Hendrix

Re: Thomas Lovelady-Help find parents

bsnmsn52 — 2011-06-18 06:21:42Z

Also researching Thomas' parentage.

Re: 5th ggdaughter Thomas Lovelady 1709 NC

bsnmsn52 — 2011-05-28 04:19:44Z

Thomas was my 6th great grandfather. I am descended from his son, Thomas.

Re: Lovelady's of East Texas

jf9183 — 2011-08-10 14:45:56Z

I realize this post is over 7 years old, but I am connected to this family. You mentioned Lena's brothers, and one was named Troy. This was my great-grandfather and his name was William Troy Lovelady. Jeff was Lewis Jefferson. I don't have a brother named John T., but I have one named J.C., which could have stood for John. All of the siblings:

William Ivy
Lena Bell
William Troy
William Thomas, Jr. (their father was William Thomas, Sr.)
Lewis Jefferson
George Houston
JC Lovelady

I would like to compare notes with you if at all possible. I have pictures of William Ivy, Lena Bell, William Troy and William Thomas (did they like the name William??? Ha). I also have death certs and other things such as that. I'd love to share!

Jamie

LOVELADY Joseph Thomas 1939-2003

t42Bluebonnet — 2013-02-01 22:54:54Z

LOVELADY Joseph Thomas 1939-2003

I photographed this gravestone in the Blue Bonnet Hills Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 229,522 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

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LOVELADY Ann K 1894-1989

t42Bluebonnet — 2013-01-16 13:38:33Z

LOVELADY Ann K 1894-1989

I photographed this gravestone in the Blue Bonnet Hills Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 228,952 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

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LOVELADY M Christine 1940-1983

t42Bluebonnet — 2013-01-16 13:37:58Z

LOVELADY M Christine 1940-1983

I photographed this gravestone in the Blue Bonnet Hills Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 228,952 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

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Re: Lovelady

sherrysbadgirl — 2011-11-15 00:46:12Z

i am starting family tree, looking for sadie mae lovelady sister is sarah lovelady they are (were)full blooded chockaw indians from alabama,i believe there is a delbert lovelady also, do you have any info? sadie is my great grandmother sarah is my great aunt.

Elizabeth Lovelady parents?

jeannedholt — 2011-04-28 17:39:14Z

I am looking for the parents or other family members of Elizabeth Lovelady who married Claude B. Shoulders in around 1910. She was born in Hughes County, Oklahoma around 1894, but her parents were from Tennessee. She died in Texas.

Thank you for your help.

Re: Lovelady's of Pendleton Co., SC & Habersham Co., GA

Fullerran — 2012-06-22 02:36:02Z

Did you find Mary Sutherland's parents names?

Randy Fuller

LOVELADY Ruth P 1892-1959

t42GroveHill — 2012-06-27 01:01:48Z

LOVELADY Ruth P 1892-1959

I photographed this gravestone in the Grove Hill Cemetery, Dallas Co, Texas . Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 227,294 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Dallas), cemetery(Grove Hill) and Surname.
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Re: Lovelady's of East Texas

puppet68 — 2012-07-04 02:21:21Z

Hey My granny was vannie and auther was my grampal gorg lovlady is my cuz my name is Debra Howell now Maraj if you like you can email me i looking for info to one my famley history My email is puppet68@yahoo.com

Olan A. Lovelady b. Halleyville, Alabama

Contribution — 2012-06-03 14:42:24Z

NEWARK: A funeral service for Olan A. Lovelady, age 85, of Newark, OHIO will be held at 10:30 a.m. on Wednesday, June 6, at St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church, 67 North Fifth Street, Newark, OH.
Entombment will take place in Newark Memorial Gardens Mausoleum where military honors will be observed by the Licking County Veterans Alliance.

Mr. Lovelady passed away on Friday, June 1, 2012 at Grant Medical Center, Columbus, Ohio.

He was born September 29, 1926 in Halleyville, Alabama to the late Verdie and Bitha (Gray) Lovelady.

Mr. Lovelady served in the United States Navy during World War II.
He retired from the Newark Air Force Station where he had been a technician and was a life member of the Hanover American Legion Post 764.
He was also a member of St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church, the New Home Lodge #0338 F & AM and the Teheran Grotto.

He is survived by his wife of nearly 60 years, Lois E. (Tilton) Lovelady, whom he married October 18, 1952; four children, Jeffrey (Vicki) Lovelady of Lusby, Maryland, Tanya (Rick) Myers of Heath, Brenda Evans of Huber Heights and Shelley (Kent) Hall of Jefferson, Georgia; four grandchildren, Tiffany Myers of Heath, Aaron (Chasadie) Myers of Loveland, Rebecca (Dale) Gatton and Kenneth (Hillary) Lovelady, all of Lusby, Maryland; three great-grandchildren, Devin Gatton and Benjamin Lovelady, both of Lusby, Maryland and Bailey Myers of Loveland; a brother, Wayne (Diane) Lovelady of Missouri; sister, Willadean Miles of Detroit, Alabama; and nieces and nephews.

In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by a brother, Buford "Boots" Lovelady.

Friends may call from 2-4 & 6-8 p.m. on Tuesday, June 5, at the Newark Chapel of Henderson-Van Atta-Stickle Funeral & Cremation Service, 59 North Fifth Street, Newark, where services will be observed by the Hanover American Legion Post 764 and the New Home Lodge #0338 F & AM.

Memorial contributions may be made to the St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church Organ Fund.

Please visit www.hendersonvanatta.com to view a memorial and to leave a message of condolence for the Lovelady family.

Re: Where did the Loveladys come from?

Mrsb1954 — 2011-05-03 01:54:59Z

Hello...i'm still working on it too..my mom thinks it Irish....sometimes spelled lovelatty ?.

Carol

Re: 7TH ggdaughter Thomas Lovelady 1709 NC

djacks01 — 2011-04-24 02:27:55Z

My 3rd great grandfather Hiram Lovelady b. 1802 was Solomon's brother.

Re: 7TH ggdaughter Thomas Lovelady 1709 NC

cullinan172 — 2011-04-23 21:20:24Z

Hi - I'm sorry for any confustion on the ggg granfather lineage. It get's a little complcated and I must have miscounted inititally in my message - he would be my 7th great.

Yes I show Thomas b about 1709 and d. abt 1772. Atleast seven children - Thomas (jr?) b. 1725 was my 6th great grandfather.

Descended from there through his son John b. 1748 and then his son Solomon Lovelady b. 1800. A daughter of Soloman narried John Wesley Roe. Their daughter Melinda Angeline Roe married into my Jackson line.

Sorry for any confusion and please let me know if I can help or if you would like additional explaination or information. I hope this helps..

Thank you,
Janet

Re: Looking for Missouri & Tennesee Lovelady ancestors

suzpearson10 — 2011-07-15 23:29:42Z

My grandmother was Bernice Lovelady at the time of her death she lived in Amazonia Mo. Her Parents were Mary and Frank Lovelady they had 9 or so children. I just starting learn about the Lovelady side of the family not sure if this helps? If you have info to share I would also love to hear about it.

searching for family

suzpearson10 — 2011-07-15 03:24:02Z

Looking for Lovelady's from Mo. My ggrandfather was Frank Lovelady he was married to Mary Noland.

Sarah Becky Lovelady 1787 born in North Carolina

marciahe149 — 2012-08-22 04:50:53Z

Does anyone of any info on Sarah? My Sarah was married to Peter Shrum and moved to Tennessee. People say she was Native American?? I don't know??? Thanks Marcia

Re: Sarah Lovelady question for Roxanna Hendrix

marciahe149 — 2012-08-21 05:14:03Z

I would love to talk to Neal Shrum regarding Sarah Lovelady and Rosa Star Shrum. I want to know if Sarah was Native American and if Rosa was Belle Starr's child? My grandmother Della Gay Shrum Wise said we were related to Belle Starr but I never bothered to ask how? Marcia Henderson Oklahoma City

Sarah Becky Lovelady 1787 born in North Carolina

marciahe149 — 2012-08-21 05:00:06Z

I am trying to find out info on Sarah Becky Lovelady. Was she Native American? I would like any info on Sarah. Thanks Marcia

lovelady.ormskirk

xgeexgeex — 2012-01-30 09:38:57Z

hi.im.trying,to.find,my,grandfathers,father,all.i.have.is.his.surname.lovelady.in.ormskirk.my.grandfather,was,born,in,1929.in.orkskirk.to.an.unmarried.alice.courtney.born.1906.in.liverpool.i.no.its.a.long.shot.but,some1,might,remember.a.grendparent.talking.of.this.or.knows.of.a.lovelady.who.had,a,child.i.know.the.man.wanted.to.marry.alice.but.she.refused

Re: william b. lovelady and cicely j. ussery lovelady

guylovelady57 — 2012-12-18 00:55:18Z

my name is Guy Lovelady my dad was Ernest Gerald Lovelady, born in Wyoming around 1914, He never new is dad but after years found out his dads name was William Lovelady died in Newport Or. Just starting to try and find out anything about my grand daddy? my sister has some research , she is sending it to me. i was told my grand father was from your area are near.

Re: Where did the Loveladys come from?

jharguessjr — 2011-11-13 06:18:39Z

Here is the story we were handled down. two children of wealthy parents, one Iris, the other Scott wanted to marry but parents would not allow such a mix, they ran off to London borded a shiop and came to america. to keep from being found, changed their name from (?) to Lovelady (as he loved all the ladies).....heard that one of their children owned the north carolina railroad back in the 1700's....appreciate any info on the family you may have as my grandparents and mother were all lovelady's........thanks, Jim

Re: Where did the Loveladys come from?

jharguessjr — 2011-11-13 06:14:09Z

Hi, I'm not Carol, but I am interested in any info on the Lovelady's you might have. My grandparents were William Bedford Lovelady and my grandmother, Nancy Elizabeth Lovelady, and obviously, my other was a lovelady, Zadie Leota and a brother Henry

Appreciate what you have............Jim Harguess

Re: Where did the Loveladys come from?

jharguessjr — 2011-11-13 06:08:13Z

Both Irish and Scot....seems a couple (he from Ireland) she from (scotland0 wanted to get married, but wealthy parents would not allow such a mix, so they ran away, borded a ship in London and sailed for america. to keep from being found, they changed their name from (?) to lovelady when they arrived in new york harbor in the late 1600's or early 1700's....understand one of their children owned a North Carolina Railroad back in the late 1700's.....apparently his name sounded like a dirty word, so nobody would ever tell what it was, my cousin went to his grave with it....sorry

Re: Oklahoma Lovelady's

seth_lovelady — 2012-07-05 22:01:12Z

My great-grandfather was SJ Lovelady born in Carrier, OK to Warren Ellis Lovelady and Eliza Elizabeth DeWhitt. Lawrence and SJ's other brother's name was William Hobert Lovelady. There were several other siblings that died at a very young age and are buried in a cemetary in Cleo Springs, OK.

Re: 5th ggdaughter Thomas Lovelady 1709 NC

djacks01 — 2011-04-23 14:10:08Z

He was born in 1709 and had children in 1810 and 1830?

5th ggdaughter Thomas Lovelady 1709 NC

cullinan172 — 2011-04-22 01:28:58Z

Looking for connections, hitories and information sharing. I am very interested in any pictures or drawings that might exist of Thomas/Hannah Lovelady in NC or their children Thomas 1725, John 1748, Solomon 1810, Maryann 1830, etc...

Thank you for your time and I am happy to help anyone I can or share information.

Janet Cullinan