Mash - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Looking for Lewis M MASH

rmash65 — 2015-03-27 03:20:32Z

Hello P. Adams, my name is Robert William Mash. Lewis Mash and I are related. His father and my grandfather (Ernest William Mash Sr). are brothers. I am in contact with Lewis. It looks like we all have some of the same ancestors. Let me know if you would like to discuss.

Regards,
Robert W. Mash

Re: Mash's from WV

daniellelins — 2014-08-16 02:31:39Z

Looking for any info on Ann Eliza Mash 1852-1917 daughter of William Thomas Mash. I know she married my 3x grandfather William "Willis" Holley in 1871 in Putnum CO. WVA. Looking for any info on her and her family,
She passed in 1917 in Charleston, West Virginia.
Thank you- Danielle

Re: Mashes from West Virginia/denna conway

JoGoins — 2014-07-01 15:18:52Z

Hello,

Are you still looking for information?

Re: Looking for info for Mahala Mash

skemp9842 — 2014-01-21 04:29:05Z

Mahala Mash is my 5th great grandmother. I am also looking for information on her. Have you found anything? Her daughter, Louisa Josephine, was my 4 great grandmother.

MASH Etta STEPHENSON 1893-1975

t42Everman — 2014-01-17 01:07:04Z

MASH Etta STEPHENSON 1893-1975

NormanGuiling photographed this gravestone in the Everman Cemetery, Everman, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use the picture for your personal records.

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MASH Florence L 1892-1894

t42PrairieSprings — 2013-12-26 12:56:02Z

MASH Florence L 1892-1894

NormanGuiling photographed this gravestone in the Prairie Springs Cemetery, Burleson, Johnson Co., Texas. Feel free to use the picture for your personal records.

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MASH Nancy E 1885-1895

t42PrairieSprings — 2013-12-26 12:55:54Z

MASH Nancy E 1885-1895

NormanGuiling photographed this gravestone in the Prairie Springs Cemetery, Burleson, Johnson Co., Texas. Feel free to use the picture for your personal records.

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MASH James E 1891-1974

t42PrairieSprings — 2013-12-22 13:54:20Z

MASH James E 1891-1974

NormanGuiling photographed this gravestone in the Prairie Springs Cemetery, Burleson, Johnson Co., Texas. Feel free to use the picture for your personal records.

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MASH James H and Telipha C

t42PrairieSprings — 2013-12-19 19:09:12Z

MASH James H and Telipha C

NormanGuiling photographed this gravestone in the Prairie Springs Cemetery, Burleson, Johnson Co., Texas. Feel free to use the picture for your personal records.

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MASH Mary J 1888-1889

t42PrairieSprings — 2013-12-16 12:07:01Z

MASH Mary J 1888-1889

NormanGuiling photographed this gravestone in the Prairie Springs Cemetery, Burleson, Johnson Co., Texas. Feel free to use the picture for your personal records.

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Miles family in Ga.

emptymike — 2013-11-17 22:24:08Z

Teri I saw your posts on the Miles family in Ga. on Genealogy.com. I would love to talk to you about them as we have 3 Miles members that census records show as from Ga. in our tree. We have been trying to trace them as they show up in Ky in 1880 and we can't trace them back from there..

Re: Living family members

decor8urlife_dc — 2013-10-03 04:13:46Z

Here I am! My Line is through Leonard Jackson/George Washington/Archie Clinton/Archie Lavaughn/Edward Lee Mash.

MASH 1 Colleen Faye CARROLL

t42Roselawn_DenCoTX — 2013-09-30 14:38:22Z

MASH 1 Colleen Faye CARROLL

I photographed this gravestone in the Roselawn Cemetery, Denton, Denton Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records.

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MASH 1 Linda Rose

t42Roselawn_DenCoTX — 2013-09-30 14:38:12Z

MASH 1 Linda Rose

I photographed this gravestone in the Roselawn Cemetery, Denton, Denton Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records.

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MASH 1 Samuel David

t42Roselawn_DenCoTX — 2013-09-26 11:07:27Z

MASH 1 Samuel David

I photographed this gravestone in the Roselawn Cemetery, Denton, Denton Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records.

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MASH 1 Virgil Lee Pete

t42Roselawn_DenCoTX — 2013-09-26 11:07:17Z

MASH 1 Virgil Lee Pete

I photographed this gravestone in the Roselawn Cemetery, Denton, Denton Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records.

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John W. Mash 1806-1880

JAMES RALSTON — 2008-10-22 22:14:54Z

Does anyone know or have any connection to the above subject? I am trying to find out who he is and why he is buried in the family graveyard in Hillsboro, Tennessee, Coffee County. Any help is appreciated mucho.

Re: John W. Mash 1806-1880

whitemoonraven — 2009-10-02 17:28:37Z

If he is the same man as what I have he is the son of John Mash and the brother of Slyus A. "Stiars""Styars" Mash that was living in Bedford County, TN. Sylus later moved to Texas.

Re: mash form w.v.

SueBlankenship72 — 2010-05-03 21:33:27Z

I found a Catherine Bassy that married a Joseph(3) Mash (Marsh) the 19 Aug.1839. They had seven children.

Sue,

Re: mash form w.v.

SueBlankenship72 — 2010-06-25 21:39:24Z

William H Mash B. 1855-Putman Co. Virginia. D. 1927-Putman Co. Virginia
Married Catherline E. Brofford (abt.1864-1906)on 11 Nov.1885-Mason Co. WV

roxy mash,martha summers

freda_faulkner — 2008-07-08 12:26:54Z

roxy mash was married to martha summers,they had 3 daughters emo,edith and bessie ,sons were william acey ,thomas elvin,vernon rudolph,uriah bonepart,henry allen, samuel glen,jesse(jesse and bessie were twins)claude ,martha had a son before they were married his name was,orville summers,roxy was sherriff of either texas co or shannon co moin the late 30's or early 40's,they lived in summersville missouri.

Re: Mash family Chatham County NC

Jimmy_Oldfield — 2011-04-28 01:16:08Z

Mahala Mash was a Choctaw Indian She is on the Dawes Rolls
Card No. MCR6281

Re: Marion Allen Mash

rmash65 — 2012-02-12 18:24:18Z

If you’re still here, I am a direct descendant of Marion Allen Mash. He is my great, great, grandfather. I would love to discuss this with you.
Regards,
Robert William Mash

Re: WILLIAM A.MASH 1837

rmash65 — 2012-02-11 17:24:11Z

If you are still here, my name is Robert William Mash. I am a direct descendant of William Ashbury Mash and Marion Allen Mash. Feel free to contact me.

Re: I don't have many clues

rmash65 — 2012-02-11 17:22:00Z

If you are still here, my name is Robert William Mash. I am a direct descendant of Marion Allen Mash. My grandfather was one of these brothers. His name is Ernest William Mash. Feel free to contact me.

Looking for info for Mahala Mash

DebMay121952 — 2012-01-24 23:34:12Z

I am looking for any information about my 3rd greatgrandmother Mahala Mash. She was born 3/4/1799 in Tennessee and died 7/22/1845 in Big Creek, Calhoun County, Mississippi. Her husband was Andrew Haymon Bailey who was also born in 1799 in Seiver County, Tennessee. I believe she died of either yellow fever or typhoid. Any information would be appreciated.

Re: MASH, Joseph, Potato Merchant London c.1830's

LoisBadmanCracknell — 2010-02-03 09:45:36Z

Hello,

I have a marriage certificate of Joseph Larey and Caroline Ann Mash. On the certificate it is noted her father, Joseph Mash was a potato merchant. Is this likely to be the same man?
Caroline Ann Larey (nee Mash) is/was my ggg grandmother!?

Lois

Mandy Mash

jwestmoreland77 — 2012-07-30 18:37:06Z

Looking for any info on:

Mandy Mash married to John Westmoreland (wesmoreland or wesmoland) Had a son named Joesph who died in 1923 in Celina Clay County TN any info on her and how many more children she had would be helpful thanks

James Mash ,and, LANCASTER COUNTY MARRIAGES .1772,

KENNELLYMARKA — 2010-12-08 03:07:46Z

LANCASTER COUNTY MARRIAGES .
.. 1772..

James Mash to Margaret Mucklewain 19 Apr 1772

Mash family Chatham County NC

emerald7_1 — 2010-06-14 19:34:26Z

My GGGGgrandmother was Mahala Mash. She was born in Chatham County, NC in 1799 (possibly 04 Mar), married Andrew Hayman Bailey in Sevier County, Tennessee in 1820, and died in Calhoun County, MS in 1845, supposedly of typhoid. I am trying to extend her line further back, but the only thing I have found is a William Mash listed in 1800 census as living in the Hillsborough Township of Chatham County with 4 free white females under the age of 10 in the household. Other than that, I am at a brick wall finding information on the Mash family. Any help would be greatly appreciated

Re: Mash family Chatham County NC

emerald7_1 — 2011-04-28 14:13:23Z

How interesting! I haven't been able to find out anything at all about her. Thanks for the information. I'll check that out.

Re: MASH FAMILIES IN SURRY CO. NC AND LINCOLN CO. TN

JDWafford — 2011-07-05 23:33:03Z

Sandra,

I realize that your message is at least 10 years old, but if you still have the same email address, I would be very interested in talking with you regarding this MASH Family Line.

You may email me directly at: ograndma1@sbcglobal.net

Hope to hear from you soon,
Joyce

Re: MASH FAMILY

JDWafford — 2011-07-05 23:10:09Z

Wanda, I realize that your Message is 10 years old, but am wondering if you can tell me what MASH Book you purchased.

You may email me directly at: ograndma1@sbcglobal.net

My maiden name is NASH, but I have DNA Testing proving that my NASH and the MASH Family is one and the same.

Hope to hear from you soon.
Joyce Nash-Wafford

Re: Mash family Chatham County NC

JDWafford — 2010-07-18 20:23:38Z

Do you have the parents names of your Mahala Mash?

I am researching my MASH Families who came from Massachusettes to North Carolina in the latter part of the 1770s.

You may email me directly at: ograndma1@sbcglobal.net

I have my MASH family traced back to late 1635, when the came to the US from England, landing in Hingham Bay, MA.

Joyce

Re: Asa S Mash & Emeline Mash

JDWafford — 2010-02-20 05:19:22Z

Hi Sheila and All,

I have just been sitting here reading your messages, dating back a few years. I have Asa and Emeline MASH in my family line.

I have eight children listed for them. They are:
Roxey Elvin (a son), Rosa (a daughter), Emo Hannah (a daughter), Thomas Jefferson "Tom" (a son), Bessie (a daughter), Samuel (a son, believed to be "Bud"), Kate and Angie (both daughters).

Asa's parents are Andrew "Andy" and Elizabeth "Betsy" (maiden name Unknown) Mash. Asa is the youngest son of seven children.

Emeline's name is actually Nancy Emeline Talbert, and she is the daughter of John Talbert and Elizabeth Asher.

I would love to hear from each and everyone of you who have posted messages regarding Asa and Emeline Mash.

My email address is: ograndma1@sbcglobal.net

I have our MASH family traced back to late 1635, when they actually immigrated from Ipswich, England. Our surname was changed from MASH to NASH, and that is what my maiden name is.

I do have DNA Testing proving that my NASH family line and the MASH family line are one and the same. We also have always been told that we are of Indian descent, but this has to be from the women that our MASH men married, as our MASH family members were actually of English descent.

I also have the MASH Book, researched and published by Clarence E. Mash in 1990, just before his death. It was his son John who did the DNA Testing for our NASH Family Project on Family Tree DNA.

Hope I have not confused all of you. Also hope to hear form you shortly. I am getting ready to put my family line into book form. I am eager to get as much more information as I can get, as well as pictures that anyone has to share.

God Bless All,
Joyce Nash-Wafford

Re: Benjamin Mash and Thomas Mash

jordansmomaw1 — 2013-05-21 17:23:22Z

According to Kanawha County Family Tree Project they are brothers..http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~maudenna/f... this is there site..

MASH 1 Brian David 1987 1987

t42Roselawn_DenCoTX — 2013-09-26 11:07:07Z

MASH 1 Brian David 1987 1987

I photographed this gravestone in the Roselawn Cemetery, Denton, Denton Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records.

This is one of the 232,407 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

Looking for Lewis M MASH

PAdams44 — 2012-02-14 20:09:36Z

Lewis,

This is a MASH cousin - researcher. We were in contact a couple of years ago - 2010. I have another MASH cousin I want to introduce you to. Please contact me Lewis -- PAdams007@aol.com

Have you found any more info on our MASH ancestors ? To remind you - my MASH ancestor was Eliza J Mash, daughter of Stiles MASH & Harriet E Mash & sister to Marion A Mash.
I have not had much time lately to research.

Please contact me Lewis. This cousin maybe more closely related to you.

P. Adams :)

Re: MASH, Elizabeth Sarah; Middx,UK 1800's

JenniferStearn — 2008-11-19 13:19:10Z

if you are still looking for family of Mash please contact me on jasperina1@hotmail.com asap
Regards, Jennifer

Living family members

berna70 — 2008-11-16 21:28:47Z

I am looking for any living family members of Leonard Jack Mash,born 1824,Maury County,Tennessee.

Re: Mash in Ashe, NC

berna70 — 2009-06-12 16:01:22Z

If you wouldn't mind sharing I would love to have a copy of the picture and be willing to share my Mash-Marsh info with you.My email is berna06@sbcglobal.net

We carry the Mash last name,My Dad's DNA is on the Marsh Family DNA Projects,#A107.He matches 4 other Marsh's which confirms the Mash and Marsh is one in the same.

Australia

celticroses1 — 2010-06-05 10:26:11Z

looking for a half sister left with her Paternal Grandmother about 1950's in Victoria.

Born in 1936 Father Raymond William Marsh and Mother Patricia Lorna Fitzmaurice?

Michelle

Re: MASH_1 Colleen Faye CARROLL

colmash57 — 2008-09-16 23:51:00Z

I was just tripping through Google,typed in my name and found this post. The gravestone is mine and next to mine is my husband's. We purchased them because our firtborn son died after 16 hours of birth and is interned there. Why have you photographed this burial site? Just curious.

Thomas Mash kills his Father-in-law M. L. Fisher - Hillsboro, Texas 1892

maryachtrh — 2010-04-06 21:49:47Z

Taken from the Dallas Morning News, 28 March 1892

KILLED BY HIS SON-IN-LAW

An Ordinary Hunting Rifle Did The Work

The Homicide Seeks the Sheriff and Surrenders Himself - Testimony of the Wife at the Inquest

Hillsboro, Texas, March 27 - Shortly before 12 o'clock last night at his home, three miles east of Hillsboro, M. L. Fisher, a well-known citizen of Hill County, was shot and instantly killed by his son-in-law, Thomas W. Mash.

The weapon used was an ordinary hunting rifle. The ball entered the left cheek just above the mouth and a little to the left of the nose, passing through to the back of the neck and lodging just under the skin, from which place it was abstracted with an ordinary pocketknife. The ball in its passage broke Fisher's neck, and death was almost instantaneous.

After the shooting Mash left his wife alone with the corpse of her father lying face downward in the front yard, some distance from the front door, and went for assistance. Neighbors who had been aroused by Mash at once repaired to the scene of the tragedy and the slayer proceeded to this place and at 2 a.m. today surrendered to Sheriff John P. Cox, saying:

"Mr. Cox, I killed old man Fisher and want to surrender. He was coming on me with a knife and I shot him."

Sheriff Cox at once locked him up, aroused Justice G. T. Jones and proceeded to the scene of the killing for the purpose of holding an inquest. Upon their arrival they found quite a number of neighbors on hand and lying face downward in the yard, as above states, was the lifeless body of M. L. Fisher.

At the time of the shooting there was no one at the place save Fisher. Mr. and Mrs. Mash and some small children of the latter couple. Mrs. Laura Mash, the daughter of the dead man and wife of his slayer, deposed and testified as follows regarding the affair at the inquest over her signature is as follows:

"My name is Laura Mash. I am the daughter of M. L. Fisher and the wife of Thomas W. Mash. I live here. Yesterday evening after supper at my house papa was sitting by the fire in my family room and I and my husband were in bed. Papa and my husband were talking over the scripture before we went to bed. Afterward they were talking over a difficulty Tom (meaning her husband) and Mr. Schuyler had had not long since in Hillsboro. Reference was had to my brother, Owen Fisher, having struck Tom in that affair. Tom said he wasn't afraid of any of the stock and Papa daid d-m the stock and some other words passed; I don't remember now. Tom got up in bed and said:

"Old man, I don't want to hurt you nor have any fuss with you." At that time Papa got his knife out and went to the bed and Tom grabbed a fun, which was over the bed, and as he did this Papa said "shoot if you want to." Tom said "you know the gun wouldn't shoot, now you put up the knife." I told them to put them up. Then Papa put up his knife in his pocket and Tom put up the gun. Tom then told one of them would have to leave and Papa said he wouldn't, that he was going to stay there tonight. Tom then started to go and Papa said "rather than for you to leave Laura and the children I will go myself." He went out a minute or tow and Tom went out and I heard Papa say he would ride the horse and Tom said he guessed he wouldn't. Tom came in the house and Papa went to the lot. Before he went out he said he would come and get his things, claiming our household effects, etc. Tom said he couldn't according to contract.

"Papa didn't find the bridle and saddle and came and asked Tom for them. Tom told him, but asked him not to ride the horse. Papa went and got the horse. He came on with the horse. Some words were said, then I heard the gun and then Tom came and met me. It was dark. I had asked Papa not to ride the horse and not to come in the house. He was coming toward the house. I have seen Papa and he is dead."

The News man went to the jail and sought an interview with Mash, but could not see him as the jailer was absent with the keys. From Justice G. T. Jones the following additional particulars were learned:

"It was fully 3 o'clock this morning when I arrived there. Fisher had been dead long enough to be rigid. He was lying in the yard on the ground, face downward, dead. There was a small pool of blood near his head. His hands were lying nearly behind him. Parties told me that an open knife had been taken from beneath Fisher's breast. I did not see the knife. His daughter, Mrs. Mash, begged to be permitted to keep it and she was so distressed I did not have the heart to take it from her. From what I can gather it seems that Mash and his wife were using the horse and some of the household effects of Fisher and in consideration of the use of these it was understood that Fisher was to make his home with them. The three were living together at the place of the tragedy. I found that Fisher came to his death from a gunshot would inflicted by his son-in-law, Tom Mash."

Continuing Mr. Jones said: "I have known Fisher for a long time and have always like him. He would often come and talk with me. I remember, not long since, Fisher came to me and said that Tom Mash had his house burned and he was trying to raise a little money for him. I gave him a dollar for Mash. The grand jury will re-convene Tuesday and I suppose they will investigate the matter fully."

For years past M. L. Fisher, the deceased, has resided in this city and the surrounding country. He has always been highly esteemed by all who knew him. No longer than yesterday both Fisher and Mash were in Hillsboro.

Tom Mash is now under bond to answer a charge of assault with intent to murder pending against him in the district court at this place. Ir is alleged that he, while confined in the city caboose recently, beat a Mexican also incarcerated, almost to death and it is out of this that the indictment against him grows.

That portion of the testimony of Mrs. Mash which refers to a previous difficulty in Hillsboro between Mash and Schuyler, relates to a trifling affair of some months ago in which Mash claimed that his brother-in-law, Owen Fish, had struck him. It is expected that an application for a habeas corpus hearing for bail will be made by Mash during the coming week, when all the facts will be developed.

Re: MASH, Joseph, Potato Merchant London c.1830's

susanbayley63 — 2010-09-12 14:38:38Z

ACCORDING TO THE MASH FAMILY BIBLE THERE IS NOT A CAROLINE MASH IN IT. BUT THERE ARE OTHER JOSEPH MASHSIN THE TRADE. yOU DO NOT GIVE A DATE OF THE CERTIFICATE. IF YOU COULD LET ME KNOW A DATE I COULD LOOK UP OTHER RECORDS I HAVE. I DO HAVE A CAROLINE MASH, BUT A DIFFERENT HUSBAND.IN THE FRONT COVER OF THE BIBLE THERE ARE 10 CHILDREN BORN TO HIM AND ALICE MASH.

Re: MASH, Joseph, Potato Merchant London c.1830's

susanbayley63 — 2010-09-12 14:29:19Z

JOSEPH MASH WAS MY GREAT GRAND FATHER X4. I HAVE BEEN TRACING MASHES FOR 15 YEARS. JOSEPH'S SON HENRY HAD 22 CHILDREN AND I HAVE TRACED 15 OF HIS CHILDREN TO THIS DAY
ALICE MASH WAS JOSEPH'S WIFE AND I AM TRYING TO TRACE HIS DAUGHTER ANN WHO MARRIED A THOMAS SMITH.

I HAVE MANY OTHER FILES ON THE MASH FAMILY AND AM HELPING A COUSIN TRACE JAMES MASH A WEAVER WHO LIVED IN LONDON.

Re: MASH, Joseph, Potato Merchant London c.1830's

susanbayley63 — 2010-09-12 14:28:03Z

JOSEPH MASH WAS MY GREAT GRAND FATHER X4. I HAVE BEEN TRACING MASHES FOR 15 YEARS. JOSEPH'S SON HENRY HAD 22 CHILDREN AND I HAVE TRACED 15 OF HIS CHILDREN TO THIS DAY
aLICE MASH WAS JOSEPH'S WIFE AND I AM TRYING TO TRACE HIS DAUGHTER ANN WHO MARRIED A THOMAS SMITH.

i HAVE MANY OTHER FILES ON THE MASH FAMILY AND A HELPING A COUSIN TRACE JAMES MASH A WEAVER WHO LIVED IN LONDON.

James Mash

Kmorrow090453 — 2012-11-10 18:25:42Z

Looking for the child of James M and Wenona F Mash. James is the son of James Chester and Marie Murphy Mash and was born on 10-13-1942. James was born in Texas and was divorced from Wenona 08/24/1970

Re: looking for info on roxy elvin mash

SheilaSnyder — 2008-07-08 09:37:12Z

I just realized that the death certificate I found on the Missouri Archives site is for Bessie, Roxy's daughter, who died after childbirth. I wondered if the baby survived. I guess you gave me that answer and I did not realize it! I have a picture of baby twins labeled Bessie and Jesse. It was among my great-grandmother Bessie's things. If you are looking to contact me, my email is now catlady1412@sbcglobal.net. I am forever working on this Mash line!

Re: Asa S Mash & Emeline Mash

SheilaSnyder — 2008-07-08 09:07:12Z

Hi! I remember Tom faintly and even have a picture of him in his last years, among other pictures, all belonging to my great-grandmother, his sister Bessie. I remember him having dark black hair even though he must have been well into his 70s, at least, when I met him a couple of times when I was a kid. Which should tell you that I am now in my forties, by the way. My ever-changing email is now catlady1412@sbcglobal.net. My husband is a computer nerd forever searching for newer and better Internet services so it changes from time to time. Would love to hear from you!

Sheila