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MIDGETT Dewey A - Vietnam Wall section 30 East

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2014-11-29 01:26:51Z

MIDGETT Dewey A - Vietnam Wall section 30 East

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. See this photo, one of the 238,575 photos, free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

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Bannister Midgett

lonewolf4201 — 2013-11-24 02:12:00Z

I know there are several Bannisters.If anyone knows If anyone knows the line from Bannister 1 to at least Bannister 4,and who each married I would appreciate.I have a rough idea but would like a second or third view.You can answer here or send me an email at www.dragonslayerwolffriend@yahoo.com" target="_blank">www.dragonslayerwolffriend@yahoo.com

Florence Midgett daughter of Jeremiah H Midgett and Mary Spence Gray

lonewolf4201 — 2013-10-19 03:56:37Z

I have two different birthdates for Florence and both stem from Census.1 is 1897 and the other is 1907.Did Jeremiah and Mary have two daughters named Florence.I know sometimes if 1 dies parents would use name again.Or did the census takers make a mistake.I am leanig to 1897 being correct,If anyone knows which is true I would appreciate it.

MIDGETT 1 William Melvin MD

t42Roselawn_DenCoTX — 2013-09-26 12:25:57Z

MIDGETT 1 William Melvin MD

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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MIDGETT 1 Perrijo Gravley

t42Roselawn_DenCoTX — 2013-09-26 12:25:45Z

MIDGETT 1 Perrijo Gravley

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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MIDGETT 1 William Todd MD 1962 1989

t42Roselawn_DenCoTX — 2013-09-26 12:25:36Z

MIDGETT 1 William Todd MD 1962 1989

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

Re: Reply to message about Hatteras Island Friend

mpaulovits — 2013-07-18 17:52:42Z

message to Linda,
I am looking for Alberta Midgett from salvo. We used to be good friends. She can contact mpaulovits@yahoo.com if found. thans in advance.

Arthur Midgett

lonewolf4201 — 2012-07-06 01:27:35Z

looking for any info on Arthur Midgett husband of Anna Breakfield Midgett.Had at least 1 child Ellis Edmond Midgett was cousin to my father Orville Woodrow Brakefield.I would especially like to know his father and grandfathers name.I could probably take it from there.

Re: L Bannister Midgett

wstephanier — 2012-06-26 13:30:34Z

Hi Frances,

My name is Stephanie Richardson. Selina R. Midgett and Christopher F. Flowers are my great, great grandparents on my father's mother side. Are you on ancestry.com by any chance?

I would love to talk to you (and any other family members) about genealogy stuff.

Thanks!
Stephanie

My family history on the midgett's

lauramidgett — 2012-05-19 15:16:00Z

I am looking for any information on my grandfather's sister her name was Beatrice Midgett born around 1906 in Massachusetts, my grandpa's name was Joseph B.Midgett born 1908, she came to Massachusetts with her mother Mary Midgett born 1887 and her Aunt Ada Midgett born 1892 in North Carolina. I wonder who two young black women would travel with from North Carolina to Massachusetts with in the 1910's. Any help would be nice. Laura

Dorcas Midgett b 1836 married Ignatious Scarborough DNA

RobertaEstes13 — 2010-10-07 20:15:05Z

I have a DNA candidate who is a descendant of Dorcas Midgett born 1836 Currituck County, NC, died before 1870, married Ignatious Scarborough (1823-1901). We do not know who her mother is and we are hopeful to be able to connect her to her family by using DNA.

This test is currently not funded. If you descend from this line, this test is relevant to your family tree and the results can tell us if her direct ancestor was native and may also be able to connect her to her family line via a genetic match. You can contribute at this link through the Hatteras Yline project for descendants of Dorcas Midgett. Here's the link - http://www.familytreedna.com/group-general-fund-contribution...

Dorcas Midgett and Ignatious Scarborough had several children,.

Easter "Jane" Scarborough married Charlie Miller.
Dorcas "Docia" Scarborough married Cyrus Richard Hooper
Benjamin Scarborough
James "Walter" Grandy Scarborough married Elmetta Gray
Comfort Scarborough
Melvina Scarborough married Farrow Lankford Scarborough

Roberta Estes
robertajestes@att.net

Re: More Midgett mtdna Results for Hatteras Island, NC

cuzinsalways — 2010-09-29 20:55:29Z

Hi Roberta,

I understand about FW. He was working with Dr. David Phelps some time ago doing some digs. My husband's property is where they found the 400 yr old 10K gold signet ring back in 1998 and other wonderful artifacts. It was actually Fred who called us to get permission, however, since the LOST COLONY, my hubby refused to sign some paperwork regarding the artifacts found on his property. He would NOT turn over any rights to the LOST COLONY or Fred. We still have the agreement he wanted hubby to sign. Anyways, the artifacts are still hubby's property and being curated at ECU.

Last time I saw Fred, we went to a symposium and we met some of the folks from that town about 50 miles west and some of the Indian tribe that once lived in this area that are now in NY.

WOW! I was hoping to hear some good news about the ELKS! I was always fascinated by that finding. But weren't some of them traced back to Samuel Elks (genealogical links?). If they were traced to him, I would think there would be some kind of DNA?

I do research in the Hampton Roads area, infact, I am writing a book that will end with 31 Dec 1999. My book is about the largest family tree in any city. Anyone and everyone who ever lived here will be in it with, hopefully, some tree information and other articles I find, be they in the courthouse or newspaper.

If you need any help with lookups or information, please don't hesitate to ask. I hope to get my webpage updated and new information added. I like to post things, esp for folks who don't live in the area, to help them with their research.

I also have all the papers (Virginia Pilot) from 1995-1999... I was collecting them to get obits and other articles, I am way behind on that! LOL!

Yes, I know Kay...we've been in touch since about 1995. We went to Arkansas a few years back and stopped in TN to see Kay, hubby's cousin. She helped me so much in getting the MIDGETTE lineage up for hubby's family. Now, I have so many of them ... they take up my whole tree! LOL!

I have been out of the loop for some time also on genealogical research, just dabbling in it here and there, I need to get back to it again like I use too...you can ask Kay... I was living, breathing... you name it... genealogy!

My son's are MIDGETTE's... their grandfather was Robert Lee Midgette, their great grandfather was Robert Lee Russell Migette, great great grandfather was Oliver Chaytor Midgette, 3rd great grandfather was Oliver O. Midgett, then Bannister S. Midgett (wife: Dolly) ... just to give you a run down.

I would love to find out if Dolly (Dorothy Payne or Paine) was of Indian heritage. I was told by another cousin she was. That is why I am seriously considering doing a DNA on the boys, to see if there might be any indication of Indian heritage. My dau, from my previous marriage, is Miami, Quapaw and Ottawa...it's been a blast and fustrating to trace her Indian lineage! Her paternal grandmother has the Indian lineage.

I'll look into the website and see about the DNA testing.

And I think we have meet before, as your name rings a bell with me.

Nice talking with you....hope to do DNA soon! ;)
Annmarie

Re: More Midgett mtdna Results for Hatteras Island, NC

RobertaEstes13 — 2010-09-29 02:30:48Z

Hi Annmarie,

I am one of the founders of the Lost Colony Research Group, founded in 2007. Our website is http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~molcgdrg/

I established the Lost Colony DNA project at Family Tree DNA in April of 2007.

I am not working with Fred Willard, have nothing to do with him nor will I. He has put our DNA project on his website at bait to get people to join his group for a fee. If you notice, the link to the DNA project on his site goes to Family Tree DNA and our Lost Colony DNA project. He does not have any connection to this DNA project.

Back to the topic at hand. I also have the Elks project and sorry to say, we have yet to find any Elks who does not match the English Elks family known to have come to Pitt Co through Albemarle from Virginia. We were so hoping to find some Native DNA there, but no dice.

If you are a member of the Hyde County rootsweb list, I've been posting the DNA results as they come back for all of the surnames. I believe that sharing is critical for success for this kind of project.

Do you know Kay Lynn Sheppard? She too is a Midgett and is working with us. She is the hostess for the Hyde county list. If you don't know you, you might want to make her acquaintance.

I'd certainly welcome one of your sons is they are Midgett's. No need to test both - their yline DNA should match since it is given to the sons through the father and follows the surname.

Roberta Estes
robertajestes@att.net

Re: More Midgett mtdna Results for Hatteras Island, NC

cuzinsalways — 2010-09-28 22:42:24Z

My husband is 5th cousin twice removed through Thomas Midyett Sr and Bethany and 6th cousin twice removed through Matthew and Judith to Sally Mary Gibbs.

Interesting project. Checked my files, have nothing on Hepsibeth other than she was married to David Fisher.

Is this the DNA project that the LOST COLONY is doing? I know they were trying to get DNA testing done with a group of folks that were traced to Samuel Elk (Indian).

My hubby's great great grandfather was Bannister S. Midgette (wife: Dorothy Payne). Story has it Dorothy or Dolly as she was called, was to have been Indian, but noone knows what tribe or anything.

Has this DNA project shown any link to Indian DNA?

Fred Willard is the one who's been working on the Lost Colony. Haven't talked to him in some time, don't know how the project is going.

Just may have to do a DNA test on my boys. :)

Thanks for the info.
Annmarie

More Midgett mtdna Results for Hatteras Island, NC

RobertaEstes13 — 2010-09-27 23:06:26Z

The DNA results are beginning to come in now from Family Tree DNA for the Hatteras Family Reconstruction project. This is focused on Hatteras Island in current Dare, former Hyde and Currituck Counties in NC.

As they do, we post the genealogy and explain how this works, of course, with the hope that others will see the benefit and want to test as well. Between all of us, we can reconstruct many of the early settlers who are our ancestors - and lots of people can benefit. Here's why. When someone tests for a particular line - anyone descended from that line benefits. With mitochondrial DNA, which is the maternal line - there is little question about "who's your mother", so we assume that all descendants share the same DNA info, and those descended through females only carry the same mtdna.

On the male lines, we presume that unless there is an undocumented adoption of some sort, that the yline (paternal - surname) DNA matches all the men who carry the surname - however - because we're also skeptics and realists - and undocumented adoptions did happen - we encourage men of this line to test to be sure you match the line you think you match. Also, Native people adopted the surnames of their neighbors and those they admired - so we expect to find Native folks carrying white surnames, probably of their neighbors - but not matching the neighbors DNA - so when we post the y-lines, please consider testing if you haven't.

This group of women share their genealogy and their mitochondrial DNA.

This DNA participant is haplogroup K, also European, but less common than haplogroup H.

1. participant
2. mother
3. Sallie Mary Gibbs, 1893-1936, Spouse: Albert Cartwright Credle
4. Cora Eva Carawan, 1866-1940, Spouse: Henry White Gibbs
5. Susan Jane Midgett, 1839-1917, Spouse: Richard Benjamin Carawan
6. Sarah "Sallie" Fisher, 1813 - ?, Spouse: Benjamin Sparrow Midyett
7. Hepsibah (last name unknown), birth and death unknown, Spouse: David Fisher

(Source - Benjamin S. Midyett Family Records, Hyde Remembers, p. 112)

This is kit number 128572 on our web page at http://www.familytreedna.com/public/HatterasMothers/default....

If you descend from any of these women, or any of the sisters, mothers or maternal aunts of these women, then this applies to your family tree.

Does anyone have any info about Hepsibah?

Roberta Estes
robertajestes@att.net

Midgett mtdna results for Hatteras Island, NC

RobertaEstes13 — 2010-09-27 22:35:04Z

The DNA results are beginning to come in now from Family Tree DNA for the Hatteras Family Reconstruction project. thsi is focused on Hatteras Island in current Dare, former Hyde and Currituck Counties in NC.

As they do, we post the genealogy and explain how this works, of course, with the hope that others will see the benefit and want to test as well. Between all of us, we can reconstruct many of the early settlers who are our ancestors - and lots of people can benefit. Here's why. When someone tests for a particular line - anyone descended from that line benefits. With mitochondrial DNA, which is the maternal line - there is little question about "who's your mother", so we assume that all descendants share the same DNA info, and those descended through females only carry the same mtdna.

On the male lines, we presume that unless there is an undocumented adoption of some sort, that the yline (paternal - surname) DNA matches all the men who carry the surname - however - because we're also skeptics and realists - and undocumented adoptions did happen - we encourage men of this line to test to be sure you match the line you think you match. Also, Native people adopted the surnames of their neighbors and those they admired - so we expect to find Native folks carrying white surnames, probably of their neighbors - but not matching the neighbors DNA - so when we post the y-lines, please consider testing if you haven't.

Kit number 128585
1. Participant
2. Participant's mother (we don't provide info this close to folks who are
living)
3. Ella Heath Gray born 1883 in Avon, died 1978 in Avon married Devaney Farrow Jennette
4. Cynthia Lorene Stowe born 1853, died 1933 married John Anderson Gray
5. Mary Paine Midgett, born 1827, married Benjamin Stowe

This means that anyone who is descended from any of these women shares this heritage.

The haplogroup is H, European, and we have the specific markers which you can see on our webpage at http://www.familytreedna.com/public/HatterasMothers/default....
esults.

If people are at a dead end and match these markers, then we'll know which "base" family you are from. If you descend from these women, this DNA info applies to you. This is how we all share and benefit from the DNA project.

Does anyone else descend from these people? Does anyone know who Mary Paine Midgett's parents were?

Roberta Estes
robertajestes@att.net

Re: re:the Midgett Family history

2008-09-15 04:33:58Z

THANK YOU FOR THE INFO. WE WERE NEVER REALLY SURE OF MY MOTHER'S EXACT DATE OF BIRTH, AND I NEVER DID KNOW HOW MANY SISTERS OR BROTHERS SHE HAD. SO YES YOU HAVE GIVEN ME SOMEWHERE TO START! IF YOU FIND OUT MORE PLEASE POST IT OR E MAIL ME!

Re: Georgia Glenda Hedrcik

2004-09-04 21:18:48Z

I have a distance coustion by the name of Georgia Glenda Hedrick died on the same date as your Georgia Glenda Hedrick. If you are interested in info about her please email.

Re: RE:Annie Midgett

2004-08-31 18:02:41Z

My granfather was Jethro Midgett

Re: RE:Annie Midgett

2004-08-31 18:00:02Z

Hi Susan,

What was your Grandfather's name? Do you know if your family has any Sanford Midgetts? thanks, Lynn

Re: RE:Annie Midgett

2004-08-31 17:32:16Z

Lynn, my Granmothers married name was Annie Midgett. Before that she was Annie Lowton. If you have come across that Annie in your search please let me know.
Thanks

Re: RE:Annie Midgett

2004-08-31 17:26:26Z

Hi Susan,

Well lets see. Annie Midgett was my Grandmother. Exact information is sketchy, however I know she was the daughter of Sanford Long Midgett and Minnie Lee Strickland. She was born in Georgia, but lived for some time in North Carolina.

Family information about her is fairly vague. Some rumor in the family about her either being born out of wedlock and/or exactly the number of children she had. My relations with her was through my Grandmother, Gwen who was her daughter.

What do you know? Maybe I can help you piece it together.
Thanks, Lynn

Re: RE:Annie Midgett

2004-08-31 17:09:52Z

Hi Lynn, I wish I could. I'm just starting my quest to find out more on my grandparents. They had died before I was born. My father married and moved to CA. and was not close with them. I want to know more about that side of the family.

Susan

Re: RE:Annie Midgett

2004-08-31 16:57:29Z

Can you tell me more information about your Grandmother? Who were her parents and did she have any brothers or sisters? Thans, Lynn

Re: RE:Annie Midgett

2004-08-31 13:31:22Z

My Grandmother was Annie Midgett born in 1884, lived in NC

Re: America Midgett

2004-08-25 23:49:46Z

My grandmother's sister Lillie or Lillian was married to a Midgett in the early 1900's. I am not sure what his name was and I was looking for more information on the marriage. Lillian was an African American who lived in Southern Missouri. Cape Girardeau and later moved to St. Louis where she died in 1949. In the 1920 census (I think) she was listed as widowed.

Do you have more information on the Midgetts and where they lived.

Re: America Midgett

2004-08-25 21:19:04Z

France my family is white. But with such a name as Midgett, we may be family somewhere down the line. I reminber my farther talking about the men all being in the Coastguard. In fact there is a Coastguard ship that was named after the family. And that's were the book ( the Mighty Midgetts ) came from, the history of the Midgetts in the coastguard.

Re: America Midgett

2004-08-23 17:48:14Z

Hello, a friend told me about this site, and I wanted to put in my name to see if anyone might be family. I too I'm a Midgett, my Father was Jeff Midgett, and his family was from the outter banks of NC. My dad went in the Navy at 17, and married Elaine Cross, were they lived in Calif. with their 6 kids. I have a book of his family The Mighty Midgetts. I will be starting my own search, to pass on to my grandkids.

MIDGETT -HALL -GARNER---North Carolina

2004-03-29 04:27:45Z

Searching for info ON MIDGETT ----
Byrd Midgett md. Callie Hall

Levi Curtis Midgett - Robert M. Midgett

David John Hall md. Hattie Garner/Gardner

ANNIE MIDGETT

2004-01-08 04:49:03Z

I DON'T THINK THAT I CAN HELP YOU ON ANNIE, BUT I AM LOOKING FOR INFO ON OLIE MAE MIDGETT, ESSIE LEE MIDGETT. THEY WOULD BE FROM ARKANSAS\,OKLAHOMA AREA. I WISH YOU LUCK ON YOUR SEARCH . WHO KNOWS MAYBE THERE IS SOMEREALATION IN THERE!

Nancy Jane

2003-09-01 05:30:40Z

Is anybody related to the Nancy Jane Midgett/Midget/Midgette/Medget that married Pleasant McBride in 1847??

Re: Lanis Midgett

JudithCudworth90 — 2005-03-03 17:59:44Z

Sorry for taking so long to respond, I have a Lanis Lester Midgett born April 1 1878 and died Apr 23 1938. He is buried in the Cudworth Cemetery in Wanchese North Carolina. I also have that he married Lucille in 1921. Would appreciate exchanging any other information that you have. Lucille is the mother of my husband's aunt Miriam Daniels and her first husband William Elwood "Pete" Cudworth.

Re: Lanis Midgett

croakers — 2005-03-05 03:11:19Z

Judith,

Thanks for your reply. My sister has a picture of Lanis if you would like one and she was wondering if you had any pictures of him and his wife or any other information on them. Lanis was my Grandmothers brother and my Great Uncle. My Grandmothers name was Jessie Midgett McIver born in Wanchese, N.C. and came to Norfolk, Va. Me and my sister live in Portsmouth, Va. Do you and your family live in Wanchese Dare Co., N.C? If you would like a picture of him let me know and will share one with you. Thank you for your interest.

William Hines

AA Midgette descendants

cuzinsalways — 2005-12-12 14:11:25Z

Hi Maryls,

My name is Ann and I run the FIRST and ONLY Midget(t/te)-Midyet(t/te) Online Family Association. I have several individuals of AA descent in my files. I will be more than happy to help you in whatever search you need done. I am trying to trace the descendants of America Midyett. I have not been able to make the connection, but I am working on it!!

You may email me at: MidgetteFamily@aol.com

Hope to hear from you soon,
Ann

L. Bannister

cuzinsalways — 2005-12-12 14:11:25Z

Hi Kaye,

Which Bannister are you referring to? Do you know who his spouse was, or children or even his mother and/or father?

I have about 14 Bannister's in my files now, my sons being a descendant of Bannister Midgette and Dorothy Payne.

Email me at:

MidgetteFamily@aol.com

And I may have info on your Euna Rosamond Midgette also, from your other posting.

Hope to hear from you soon,
Ann
Visit the FIRST and ONLY Midget(t/te)-Midyet(t/te) Online Family Association at:
http://members.aol.com/RMidgette/midgette.html

Re: America Midgett

FrancesManess — 2004-08-25 19:18:04Z

What is ur race? If I 'm not mistaken America Midgett was Black. If so I have an article on him.
My late husbands grandmother was Salina Rebecca Midgett/ she died in 1908
Frances.

Marriage of W.H. Midgett & Janie Westwood

taneyakoonce — 2008-07-29 01:30:51Z

From the Roanoke Beacon, 28 Oct 1898
newspaper of Plymouth, Washington County, NC

Mr. W.H. MIDGETT, a former Plymouth boy, now of Newport News, Va., was married in that city Wednesday a.m. at 7:30 o'clock to Miss Janie WESTWOOD. The happy couple arrived here yesterday afternoon where they are the guests of Mr. MIDGETT's mother, on 3rd street. Our congratulation young friends.

Taneya
http://roanokebeacon.wordpress.com

MIDGETT Sarah R 1983

t42MountOlivet — 2009-12-24 20:52:30Z

MIDGETT Sarah R 1983

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 211,583 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

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

Re: re:the Midgett Family history

Kay_Shepard — 2003-11-27 14:47:59Z

Hi Eda,
I had Essie Lee Midgett in my computer although I only had a circa 1917 birthdate for her and the 1920 census shows her as Essie B. As far as I know she was no kin to me but I've done years of research on the Midgett family and just happened to have her listed. From the census records, this is what I have:

Source: 1920 Prairie Co., AR (Hazen Twp.) pg. 3B

House 553/584
Midgett, William H. 32 (Head) MS US US
Ollie M. 24 (Wife) MO MO MO
Essie B. 2 7/12 (Dau) AR MS MO
Henry 1 6/12 (Son) AR MS MO

Besides Henry being her brother she also had siblings named Wesley and Hazel. Ollie M, wife of William Henry Midgett, was Ollie Mary Gibbons. This is all I have on your family but maybe it will give you a place to start looking. Happy Hunting!!

Re: Salina Rebecca Midgett Flowers

cmflowers66 — 2003-10-08 04:39:08Z

Hello Frances M. Flowers,

I am looking for information regarding Christopher F. Flowers, and Salina Rebecca Midgett Flowers, and everyone related to the Flowers before then. I am the GGGrand Daughter of Christopher F. Flowers, and Salina Rebecca Midgett Flowers. Their son George Bunion Flowers, and his wife Blanche Magadene Cooper Flowers, were my Great Grand Parents. I am doing my family tree and i am trying to get all the information i can on my family. I have ran into someone through e mails concerning the Flowers name...and he told me that he has met you, his name is Larry Flowers. We try to share information about the Flowers lineage. But please get back in touch with me about. If you could give me the information i am looking for...it would be gratefully appreciated. Just send me an e mail at Trinasus@yahoo.com.

Claude Midgett of Caroline Co Va

olclarke — 2007-12-27 01:47:48Z

Need parents & siblings for Claude b abt 1925. Not sure where he was b. Claude marr Ruby Beasley dau of Haywood Wilson Beasley & Mary Maud Farmer. Ruby may have marr to a Bruce before she marr Claude. Claude passed away this year. Any info appreciated.
Ollie

Re: re:the Midgett Family history

zdelavinetae — 2009-09-08 22:10:23Z

hi am devinetae and the midgett family is a strong and big family 6 of your cousins are famous like mageen good she is my grandma brother child

Re: America Midgett

FrancesMFlowers — 2004-06-17 19:38:38Z

Madeline,I hace a xopy of the page on America. Let me know of you would like it scanned and sent to you.

Re: Midgett-O''Neal-Brooks

NitaGatia94 — 2004-02-15 02:37:17Z

I am the great great great granddaughter of Midget Brooks and Rebecca O'Neal I am looking for any connection to them

Re: Midgett-O''Neal-Brooks

NitaGatia94 — 2004-02-15 02:37:17Z

I am the great great great granddaughter of Midget Brooks and Rebecca O'Neal I am looking for any connection to them

Re: Georgia Glenda Hedrcik

r522av3 — 2009-01-11 06:59:58Z

Hi
My name is Robert F Midgett. I might be able to help you. You can contact me at Beachlover_50@yahoo.com or 561-732-7148
Robert F Midgett

Re: Any history on my Midgett's

jbmatt — 2010-04-25 20:16:29Z

Hi, my name is Bernice Bickerstaff Mattucks. My grandmother
was Lena Mae Midgett Bickerstaff. One of her brothers was
James Everett. I have info on Lena Mae and photo of James
and Gloria headstones. I do not know the children names for
James and Gloria - would appreciate any help you can provide.

E-mail is jmattuc@aol.com

Re: Any history on my Midgett's

jbmatt — 2010-04-25 20:15:22Z

Re: re:the Midgett Family history

2003-07-19 19:05:18Z

Hey there, didn't know that ya had a computer! I found someone that actually knows something about the Midgett family. Why don't you e mail me . I would you but all that was posted was ancestry.com/ so give me an e mail address ok. waiting to hear from ya !I am trying to put together a family tree for the kids.

Re: re:the Midgett Family history

MORNING1STAR2 — 2003-07-19 21:14:27Z

MORNING1STAR2@AOL.COM
MOM WAS JUST TALKING TO ME AWHILE AGO. I SENT YOU HER E-MAIL ADDRESS TO YOU ON ANOTHER POST