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Nathaniel Nunnery married Rebecca Saunders

mannunnery — 2015-01-18 18:14:51Z

My Grandpa Elmer Nunnery had a father Enoch Jackson Nunnery from lake county TN. Enochs father is Virgil and he is the father ofJeptha Jepthas father was James that fought in the civil war 49th regiment in Benton county and Nathaniel was the father of James from North Carolina who married Rebecca Saunders Now I'm lost.. My name is Matthew Nunnery from Medina TN son of Alan nunnery123@gmail.com

Enoch Jackson Nunnery Son of Virgil

mannunnery — 2015-01-18 12:31:39Z

My name is Matthew Nunnery my dad Alan Nunnery his father Elmer Nunnery was originally from Tiptonville Tn his father was Enoch Jackson Nunnery then Enoch's dad was Virgil Nunnery..now i don't know who Virgil's dad is ..maybe jeptha...??..if you are related or know please contact me at nunnery123@gmail.com

Re: NUNNERY Travis E - Vietnam Wall section 11 E

trishls72 — 2014-12-10 00:53:27Z

This is my first cousin - his father and my father were brothers. I knew him very well, he even lived with us for a year or so before going into the army. I was about 10 years old at the time of his funeral. His casket was kept in the home of his mother for about 2 days and nights before his burial. He was a wonderful young man who left behind a wife who was expecting their first child. Loved him very much!

James "Big Foot" Nunnery

JenniferTFlannery — 2014-11-10 21:12:47Z

Looking for any info. My great grandfather, once married to my great grandmother, Judy Hamilton Nunnery. They had one daughter, Mirty Nunnery Tackett ( b.1909 ) at Teaberry, Ky. They divorced. Last known whereabouts of his were of Brandykeg and Inez, Ky. He was a trapper and later remarried. Any information greatly appreciated.

Re: NUNNERYS OF KY/WVA

jillsuzannebaker — 2013-10-24 00:42:47Z

Hello my grandfather was Lundy Nunnery. Lee troy nunnery's brother please call 276 870 9966 or 276 523 0606. or email scottbaker4691@comcast.net

Lenwood (Linwood) J. Dease (Dees)

tammyw46 — 2013-04-21 20:45:09Z

I am looking for any information regarding Lenwood J Dees born in 1893 in Sumter, SC. His parents were Jno Samuel Dees and Eliza Dees. Siblings were Mary Ella, Anna, George, Eva, Berta, Christine, Willie B., Emanual C., McKinley, and Pella.

Lenwood is my grand father and we never really knew alot about him nor his family. Any help would be appreciated.

Re: Nunnery - Deas

tammyw46 — 2013-04-21 20:38:15Z

RE: the Deas/Dees/Deese line of your family is also my Grandfathers...You mentioned a Christine was your mothers grandparents. Christine is my grandfather's sister. Their parents were Jno Samuel Dees (have seen the name Scriven Deas and Liza Tidwell) and mothers name was Eliza Dees (spelled differently) I believe these to be the same people. My grandfather was Lenwood (Lenord), Christines brother. They were born in Sumter, SC. I am looking for any information regarding anyone in that family. We never knew alot about my grandfather and trying to find anything we can.

Re: Nunnery's in NC/ 10 GENERATION BOOK

dbailey95 — 2012-12-30 14:44:36Z

I have a photo of Red Nunnery dated 1934. It was taken while he was stationed at Ft. Bragg. There are other unlabeled photos that appear to be the same man. He was a buddy of my father, Thurman Carey Bailey, now deceased.

If interested, please contact me dbailey@epbfi.com

Donald Bailey

Re: Nunnery's in NC/ 10 GENERATION BOOK

dbailey95 — 2012-12-30 14:35:24Z

I was sorting through my parents old photos and have a photo labeled, "Red Nunnery 1934" It was taken at Ft Bragg, Cumberland County, NC. There are other photos that look like they have this same man in them. Would love to send you the photos if this is your family.

Nunnery, A.M. Jr.--Anyone know this person?

SecrestG — 2012-11-29 05:19:10Z

Trying to find A. M. Nunnery, Jr. I have an old picture postcard of him that he sent to my g-aunt. He was at the US Naval Training Station in Great Lakes, ILL. The postcard is dated 10 Dec 1940. I would like to return this to him or a family member.

Re: James (The Heat) Kinchen

j78kinchen — 2012-10-25 23:59:57Z

I seen that you had posted something about my dad, I was just wondering what you were looking to find out.

Re: NUNNERY Clarence E Jr - Vietnam Wall section 29W

nunneryj11 — 2012-09-24 03:37:08Z

SGT Clarence E. Nunnery was my uncle, my dad's brother. The E in his name stands for Edward and he went by Eddie. We are from Sumter, South Carolina. Well, I'm actually from Manning, since my parents moved there from Sumter sometime after they were married. Eddie served in the 25th Infantry Divison in B company, 1st Battalion, 5th Infantry Regiment. Ironically, I also served in the 25th ID in Hawaii which was my first duty station. I don't know much else about him other that his military record. Thanks for posting.

Jason Nunnery

NUNNERY Travis E - Vietnam Wall section 11 E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-07-25 20:11:54Z

NUNNERY Travis E - Vietnam Wall section 11 E

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 227,295 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: Rockingham Co., NC NUNERY/NUNNERY's early 1800's

jdwhisler_1 — 2012-07-15 04:19:40Z

HELLO

YES, AMERICA WAS ONE OF THE DAUGHTERS OF JAMES AND MARY NUNERY LYNCH. I DESCEND FROM THEIR DAUGHTER NANCY LYNCH. I KNOW OF 11 CHILDREN FOR THAT FAMILY. I HAVE WORKED ON THEIR LINES FOR SEVERAL YEARS. YOU MUST DESCEND FROM GEORGE SUTTON AS HE WAS THE ONLY CHILD AMERICA HAD BEFORE HER EARLY DEATH.

IF YOU LIKE YOU CAN WRITE TO MY EMAIL ADDRESS AND I WILL BE GLAD TO EXCHANGE LYNCH CHARTS WITH YOU.

IT IS jdwhisler@sbcglobal.net

SINCERELY,

JUDY WHISLER

Re: Rockingham Co., NC NUNERY/NUNNERY's early 1800's

pgduffyjr — 2012-07-10 00:48:30Z

I have James lynch and Mary Nunery as the likely parents of America Mary Lynch (who is the grandmother of my paternal grandmother Jennie America Sutton.)
pgduffyjr@hotmail.com

Carter Nunnery & Priscilla Jones Macon

reylara — 2012-07-07 23:23:23Z

Hello,
I'm looking for information on Carter Nunnery (?-1844) and his wife Priscilla Jones Macon (1779-1819)[John Macon and Joanna Tabb] daughter of they both died in Warrenton, Warren, North Carolina. I'm particularly trying to find their graves, does anyone know?

Priscilla died leaving two young daughters but I do not have their names. I have found the listing of Carter and Priscilla's death announcements online, but it has very little additional info.

Thanks!

Re: Nunnery's in NC/ 10 GENERATION BOOK

dlm1966 — 2008-08-14 18:05:00Z

Nunnery/15.21.22.23.24.73.l.5./mb.ashx
Please contact me direct: MILWIlEST@aol.com

Re: is there anyone there?

reblady — 2009-06-17 15:26:21Z

Landon, If you want anyone outside of your immediate family to help you, you will need to provide those of us that do not know you or your family some more information.

What was your grandmothers date of birth and death? Where was she born. If she is still alive then call her and ask her the name of her parents.

Is Nunnery your grandmothers name when she was born or is your grandfathers last name.

The United States keeps their records private for 72 years so the last Census we have is 1930. If your grandparents were not born before 1930 only your family would have information on your immediate family. We do not post personal information on people that are still alive to protect their privacy.

I would suggest getting your grandparents if still alive to give you all the information that they can remember and if they are not alive then ask your father and mother for what they can remember about their grandparents. they might remember an age range and location where they lived when they died and when.

IF you can post this information for me I will try to help you with your Nunnery research. I did a quick search and nothing came up on your grandmother.

You can either post your information on this message board or your can send it to my personal email at reblady@flash.net. If you do a google search on my email or name you will see that I have posts on other surnames and the Nunnery name just to prove I am who I say I am.

Looking forward to hear from you with more information

Sharon M. Bledsoe
Nunnery Mail List administrator.

Re: Fleet- Nunnery

reblady — 2008-10-10 21:52:00Z

You would get more help if you could give a location and a time frame for this couple.

Sharon M. Bledsoe
Nunnery Mail List Administrator

Re: Nunnery - Deas

reblady — 2011-03-10 23:30:21Z

We are talking about the same book. It has no index and I will have to read several pages to find info. Send me an email to reblady with info and I can print it out and try to find info.

I had eye surgery for cataracts and having trouble reading. I bought reading glasses but still it is an adjust ment and my eyes are watering so much due to the surgery. I guess it will just take time

Mary Francis Nunnery did alot of research but would not send sections of her book to people to proof. Was so interested in getting the $50 the book cost. Some lines she might have documents to proof the linage but my line from Benton Co,. TN is a mess. I even wrote her to tell her that Rebecca Nunnery the mother of all the Benton Co, TN nunnery's gave sworn statements of when her husband died and where and info on her children. She refused to believe this information. She just wanted to believe Elmer an old man she talked to for years. I finally broke down and ordered the 1812 pension records from National Archives and all the mystery of Rebecca's husband came out. But for years many thought his name was John and that he died near Franklin TN while out hunting by indians. When he actually died in an unknown location on the way home from War. A death date was given which opened a can of worms because my great great grandfather was born after he died and WHO IS HIS DADDY???? Oh well, things happen. Maybe why all this info was swept under the rug for so many years.

Later

Re: Nunnery - Deas

reblady — 2011-02-23 15:34:56Z

I would go to the 1930 census for Rafting creek. I went there but there are three districts to search. To get there do a search on Edward Nunnery (I woudl actually search on Catherine since she is younger and could have lived longer)and if no results come up (which I alread did and found nothing) scroll down to just below the 1930 census select the browse individual records. Select SC then Sumpter co then Rafting creek. It will take you to the individual census pages and scroll down the results to see if you can find a spelling close to Nunnery. If you find Catherine or Edward with incorrect spelling you can select the name that is wrong and add a corrections. Then you need to write down the incorrect spelling exactly and do another search with the wrong spelling or correct the search results area so that you get to the actual screen and make all the corrections for the data and print or link the page to your family.

I do this for my family but I am going to an appointment and do not have time to search all the enumeration districts for you.

Volunteers added the data for Ancestry from the census images and some had to guess at the correct spelling. It is not their families so it can be difficult where we see the name since we know what we are looking for. If you add the alternate name it gives others the ablity to search and find this data at a later date. Email me if you need any further help. I have a Nunnery book but there is no index and I will try to find something on your line when I get home later.

Sharon

Re: Nunnery - Deas

reblady — 2011-02-23 14:55:08Z

I did a rough search and came up lucky for you. I found Anderson Nunnery born 1837 and Laura Johnson Nunnery living in Rafting Creek, Sumter Co, SC in 1870 and 1880. Their Son Edward Nunnery born 1875 and Catherine Deas Nunnery born 1896 are found on the 1920 census for rafting Creek. All listed are born in South Carolina.

I did not find them on the 1930 census to find your mothers father. I am guessing that their is a name spelling or the family moved from South Carolina. Since we are getting closer to your mother maybe you know where they moved.

Do you have an Ancestry.com subscription? If so there are some family trees listed with family members mentioned that you could use for clues for further research.

Please contact me for further assistance

Sharon reblady@flash.net

Re: Nunnery - Deas

reblady — 2011-02-23 14:32:34Z

Any locations would help us help you find this family. Also a rough date might also help. Please link date and location to at least one of these persons mentioned

Thank you

nunnery family

jameswnunnery — 2010-11-27 20:12:52Z

hi looking for info on the nunnerys in in cumerland or catawaba co email me at jameswnunnery@msn.com thanks

Re: Rockingham Co., NC NUNERY/NUNNERY's early 1800's

jdwhisler_1 — 2011-01-20 21:32:17Z

hi

NICE TO HEAR BACK ON THIS LINE.

LIKE YOU I CANNOT GO BACK ANY FURTHER THAN JAMES AND MARY NUNERY LYNCH.

I WOULD BE HAPPY TO FILL IN MORE BLANKS ON JANE LYNCH'S FAMILY

IF I CAN HELP YOU ON HER SIBLINGS I WILL BE GLAD TO.

I HAVE A NEW E-MAIL ADDRESS IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO WRITE ME DIRECT.

jdwhisler@sbcglobal.net

thanks,

judy whisler

Re: Nunnery's in NC/ 10 GENERATION BOOK

wolvesinsnow — 2009-08-08 20:04:30Z

My name is mary Lynne nunnery I live in NC Trying to find relatives I would really like to talk with you wolvesinsnow@intrstar.net phone # is 9109909953

Elizabeth May (Hays) Nunnery Obituary 1926-1974

kaitysmom — 2009-08-06 14:25:56Z

Source: “The Stewart-Houston Times” Newspaper, a weekly newspaper of Stewart County and Houston County in Tennessee

Date of Newspaper: Tuesday, April 9, 1974
Page: A-2

Name: Elizabeth May (Hays) Nunnery
Age: 47
Born: December 21, 1926 in Stewart County, TN.
Died: April 1, 1974 in Granite City, Illinois
Funeral: April 4, 1974 with Milligan Funeral Home in Stewart County, TN.
Burial: Hayes Cemetery in Stewart County, TN.
Parents: Joe Hays and Ruby Robinson
Surviving Spouse: None listed
Surviving Children: Mrs. Carol Harrison
Surviving Siblings: Virgil Hays, J.E. Hays, Frank Hays, Mrs. Della Waynick, Mrs. Zella Clements, Mrs. Josephine Dallas

If anyone is interested in a copy of the full and original obituary, I would be glad to share. Please contact me at my email address below.

Melissa Barker
Genealogist for Tennessee and Kentucky
E-Mail: kaitysmom@peoplestel.net

Re: Nunnery

burban1985 — 2011-11-08 09:30:04Z

Hi Pat, my name is Sarah Nunnery. I'm Jim Nunnery's daughter. I posted on here for the first time in 2000. I'm trying to start fresh and find my dads family. Can you help me please?

Re: Nunnery Family

burban1985 — 2011-11-08 09:22:06Z

My name is Sarah Nunnery. On March 27th, 2000, I posted on Ancestry.com that I'm trying to locate my dads family. It's been 11 years, but I'm looking to start looking again. I'm 26 years old now and feel an emptiness because I don't know any of my dads family. If you are willing to help me and see if we are related in any way, I would very much appreciate it.

Here are the facts that I know.

My dads name is James Willis Nunnery.
His siblings:
* Donnie Nunnery
* Older sister
* Older brother
Parents:
* Mother: Sarah Ellen May
Born: 1935
Died: April 19th, 1969
* Father: William McKay Nunnery
(Not sure) We had someone tell us his middle name was McKoy, but my dad is certain it's McKay.

That's all I know. My dad has a mess load of stuff that he has gotten but it's all in storage. I'm starting fresh, so this is all I know. If you can help me in any way, I would be very greatful. I would love to have a family and for my dad to meet his family as well.

Thank you!!
Sarah

Please email me at burban1985@aol.com

Re: William McKay Nunnery is my uncle!

burban1985 — 2011-11-08 09:03:00Z

Hi Katherine, my name is Sarah Nunnery. I posted on here in 2000. James Nunnery is my dad ad William McKay Nunnery is my grandpa. I would really like some help looking for our family. If you can help, please email me at burban1985@aol.com. I tried emailing you at the email address your provided but it said it was an invalid email address.

Re: Nunnery Origin

wllnunneryjr — 2010-09-19 11:32:52Z

I am working on my family tree as a nunnery. I have traced back through john h. nunnery from amite county ms through amos nunnery( 1720 -1776 ) and the trail is cold.does anyone have any suggestions?

Re: Nunnery's in NC/ 10 GENERATION BOOK

BettyWilloughby — 2008-07-19 06:02:00Z

Hi Lisa,

Is your offer to photo copy the 10 generation Nunnery book still good. If so, I would love to have a copy of it. It has been several years since I spoke with Kirby Carter and he never mentioned the book at that time. It must have been something that he obtained since I last spoke with him. Do you think Kirby would still have copies of the book? If you are still willing to copy the book, please let me know how much it will cost.

My Nunnery line comes thru Amos Nunnery and Susannah Horn(per Kirby Carter,) thru their daughter, Elizabeth J. Nunnery and William James Grice, thru their daughter Susannah Harrison Grice and her husband John S. Herring. I have a little info on this family and will be willing to share what I have.

Please contact me at:
bettyw41@yahoo.com

Betty Bishop Willoughby
11353 Highway 1064
Tickfaw, La 70466

Thanks much for any info you can share with me.

Betty Bishop Willoughby

NUNNERY Clarence E Jr - Vietnam Wall section 29W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2010-12-25 12:06:57Z

NUNNERY Clarence E Jr - Vietnam Wall section 29W

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 219,073 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: grandfathers

JackFernald — 2008-06-19 21:42:23Z

Not to my knowledge. There are only three maked graves, although many un-marked including Mary Bullock (Nunnery) who was Troy Clark Nunnery's mother. Her death certificate (1925)says she is buried in the "Nunnery Graveyard near Autryville". His father Henry Nunnery died in 1900 which predates the NC death certificate requirement, but may be buried there as well. He could also be at Concord Church, there are several Henry Nunnery's there.
Do you have birth and death dates for Troy Clark Nunnery? I would appreciate that information.

The Nunnery Family of Canada

jjsharp — 2011-05-07 13:37:22Z

I have a marriage record of a Eliza Nunnery to John Sharp in Markham, Canada, in the year 1832. I cannot, however, find any Nunnery family in Canada - or even her immediate family. Does anyone on this message board know of a Nunnery family in Ontario?
John

Re: Nunnery - Deas

jaralexander1 — 2011-02-23 15:00:59Z

Thank you for your information. I do have an account with Ancestry.com and have found most of what you provided. My mother's parents never left South Carolina, but I'm running into the name spelling issue as expected.

I'll keep searching Ancestry and talking with relatives to see what else I can dig up.
Thanks!

Re: Nunnery - Deas

jaralexander1 — 2011-03-10 18:24:13Z

Hi Sharon -
I haven't had a chance to do much with this in a while. Your last reply helped a good bit. I was able to track down a few more pieces of information. Thank you.

The Nunnery book that you mentioned - was it put together a few years ago by a lady and/or her husband in North Carolina? My mom's sister recevied a phone call from this person several years ago, but she never heard anything more from her. I was just wondering if your book was that same one.

Did you ever get a chance to take a look in it and find some info on my line of the Nunnery clan?

Thanks.
Rhonda

Nunnery - Deas

jaralexander1 — 2011-02-22 18:06:52Z

I am looking for information on the Nunnery-Deas clan.
My mother's father was C. Edward Nunnery. Her grandparents were Edward Nunnery and Christine(a) Deas. I can go back one more with Edward's parents being Anderson Nunnery and Laura Johnson and Christine's parents being Scriven Deas and Liza Tidwell (I've been told she was Cherokee). That's all I'm able to find as of right now.

Would love to get more if anyone has heard of this crew. Thanks.

Re: Rockingham Co., NC NUNERY/NUNNERY's early 1800's

RobertHamel57 — 2011-01-12 19:44:08Z

Judy, I just found your posting and have the same Mary A Nunery and James Lynch in my family tree. I descend from their daughter Jane Lynch who married Adam Maholland. Unfortunately I do not have earlier information than this but do have Maholland information if you are interested. My e-mail is rhamel@westmont.edu if you wish to correspond. Bob Hamel

Re: danny nunnery

jnunnery147 — 2010-02-14 16:27:20Z

Royce is my grandaddy. Jean "Jean Jean" maiden name was Brown

is there anyone there?

nunnerylandon — 2009-06-16 06:51:13Z

Hello my name is landon Nunnery my fathers name is cebert nunnery and as far back as I can go is my grandmothers name is gazola nunnery is there any family out there? im pretty lonely up here in minnesota I feel like are family is very much destroyed I never hear any reunions im 20 years old and I would Like to meet some of my family.

Re: Jeweel Durwood Nunnery

CaolynC — 2011-01-23 02:35:03Z

Who is the aunt that is familiar with genealogy?

The Nunnery Chapel still stands in the community of Denton, Mo. I have met with the clerk in 2006 looking for answers concerning the Nunnery family. Actually Nehemiah sold the land (part of his farm) to the church. He is buried in Green Cem a short distance from the church. I have been to his grave.

coxsept2005@charter.net

Re: nunnery: origin of surname (i.e. welsh...etc)

jonesprejean — 2010-03-21 02:54:13Z

My Father's mother was a Nunnery, Lois Nunnery she died 1/13/1970 Liberty Mississippi. She is buried in New Zion Cemetery. She was married to my grandfather Napoleon Bonapart Jones.

Re: Fleet- Nunnery

martinallen17 — 2008-10-11 08:07:38Z

I'm actually looking for descendants of Percy Fleet who emigrated from England 1882.
One of his granddaughters Beverly Joan married (I believe) a Gail Nunnery inthe 1950s.
I'm hoping to contact any children of theirs.

Martin

Fleet- Nunnery

martinallen17 — 2008-10-09 19:42:15Z

I'm looking for the Nunnery family who married a Fleet.

Re: grandfathers

gregnunnery — 2008-06-19 20:07:28Z

Do you know if Troy Clark Nunnery is buried in this same location? He was my grandfather.

Re: grandfathers

gregnunnery — 2008-06-21 01:53:08Z

Troy Clark Nunnery update. Born 1 Aug 1877; Died 24 Feb 1908. These dates were copied from the headstone many years ago by my sister. She does not remember the exact location of the cemetery. Her recollection is that it was near Autryville but in Cumberland County. It was located in a large field accessible via a 2 wheel rut dirt farm road. There were other Nunnerys buried there and, at that time, the cemetery was not being maintained with the gravesites overgrown and some of the stones toppled.

Re: grandfathers

gregnunnery — 2008-06-19 23:58:40Z

I believe Troy Clark Nunnery was born August, 1878. He married my grandmother, Nora Elizabeth Butler on April 17, 1907. He died about March, 1908, approximately 6 months prior to the birth of his only child, Troy Cleveland Nunnery(my father). Troy Cleveland was born September 8, 1908.

At the time of Troy Clark's death, he and Nora were living in the household of Henry and Mary. Soon after his death, Nora Elizabeth and Troy Cleveland moved back to her father's home in Sampson County.

Re: Nunnery of Benton County Tennessee - Sanders Connection

reblady — 2008-04-30 10:20:32Z

Sorry I just found your message you posted last November 2007. I have posted alot of Rebecca Sanders Nunnery's family information on rootsweb. If you search on Rebecca Sanders my file is the one with file name nunnery1. I have lot of Nunnery info to put into the file but most of the basic information is there.

Again sorry for the lateness of my reply to your message

Nunnery Reunion

margie090437 — 2008-05-20 04:53:05Z

I'm going to ask again this year if anybody knows of a
Nunnery reunion. There use to be one at Real Foote Lake every year but the man in charge is now deceased.
His name was Elmer Nunnery.

If anybody knows of a reunion, please let us all know.

Thanks,
Margie