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Re: Hiliard Grigsby

11944 — 2013-05-05 00:29:15Z

Name: Hilli* Grigsby [Hilliard Grigsby]
Age: 35
Birth Date: Feb 1865
Birthplace: Louisiana
Race: Black
Gender: Male
Relation to Head of House: Head
Marital Status: Married
Spouse's Name: Mittie Grigsby
Marriage Year: 1887
Years Married: 13
Father's Birthplace: Alabama
Mother's Birthplace: Alabama
Occupation: View on Image
Household Members:
Name Age
Hilli* Grigsby 35
Mittie Grigsby 30/Jan. 1870/LA/AL/AL
Carrie Grigsby 12
Emma Grigsby 11
Mattie L Grigsby 9
Webster Grigsby 7
Minnie Grigsby 5
Winnie Grigsby 3
Source Citation: Year: 1900; Census Place: Police Jury Ward 4, Claiborne, Louisiana; Roll: 562; Page: 17B; Enumeration District: 0018; FHL microfilm: 1240562.
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Name: Hiliard Grigsby
Age in 1910: 45
Birth Year: abt 1865
Birthplace: Louisiana
Race: Black
Gender: Male
Relation to Head of House: Self (Head)
Marital Status: Married
Spouse's Name: Mittie Grigsby
Father's Birthplace: Louisiana
Mother's Birthplace: Louisiana
Household Members:
Name Age
Hiliard Grigsby 45
Mittie Grigsby 38
Carrie Grigsby 21
Emma Grigsby 19
Mattieler Grigsby 18
Webster Grigsby 16
Minnie Grigsby 13
Ninie Grigsby 11
Young Grigsby 6
Ellena Grigsby 4
Source Citation: Year: 1910; Census Place: Police Jury Ward 4, Claiborne, Louisiana; Roll: T624_512; Page: 18A; Enumeration District: 0020; FHL microfilm: 1374525.
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Name: Hiliard Grigsby
Age: 15
Birth Year: abt 1865
Birthplace: Louisiana
Race: Black
Gender: Male
Relation to Head of House: Son
Father's Name: Samuel Grigsby
Father's Birthplace: Alabama
Mother's Name: Becca Grigsby
Mother's Birthplace: Alabama
Occupation: Farm Laborer
Household Members:
Name Age
Samuel Grigsby 49/1831/AL
Becca Grigsby 48
Lettie Grigsby 18
Hiliard Grigsby 15
William Grigsby 12
Annie Grigsby 10
Burton Grigsby 9
Freeman Grigsby 5
Young Grigsby 3
Source Citation: Year: 1880; Census Place: 3rd Ward, Claiborne, Louisiana; Roll: 451; Family History Film: 1254451; Page: 291D; Enumeration District: 011; Image: 0377.

Hiliard Grigsby

AlishaMerritt — 2013-05-04 18:15:58Z

Hiliard Grigsby ,Claiborne,Louisiana

Re: Gideon and Ryal White SC/LA

edwardbrown1726 — 2013-04-19 05:05:09Z

Ibelive I am relation through a Richard white who most likely was the son of Gideon or his father Daniel.He lived next to both of the names you mentioned in 1840. He married Mary Ann Fellows and moved to Calcutta chute area. He died before 1870 most likely from civil war injurys.

Re: RICHARDSON/MCGEHEE

snreilly18 — 2013-03-22 19:42:32Z

Drew was my 2nd great grandfather. What I have is just what is on my tree. There is a family pic of them on there.

Re: Bailey's Claiborne Parish

LavedaGlover — 2013-03-09 07:44:52Z

Laura,
I lost all of your contact information please email me at LMCWILL2@YAHOO.COM. I am still researching the Bailey's of Claiborne Parish, Louisiana. I am trying to find the plantation they were born on in Claiborne parish and the owner of the plantation. My mother said her father told her he was born on their masters plantation and that they were from around Athens and Arcadia.

Re: Willis Dean

11944 — 2013-02-26 00:58:48Z

1910 CENSUS
Name: Willie Dean [Willis]
Age in 1910: 24
Birth Year: abt 1886
Birthplace: Georgia
Home in 1910: Police Jury Ward 6, Claiborne,Louisiana
Race: White
Gender: Male
Relation to Head of House: Son
Marital Status: Single
Father's Name: James Dean
Father's Birthplace: Georgia
Mother's name: Sallie Dean
Mother's Birthplace: Georgia
Household Members:
Name Age
James Dean 62
Sallie Dean 51
Willis Dean 24
Lonnie Dean 17
Zona Dean 14
James F Dean 12
Irene Dean 10
Source Citation: Year: 1910; Census Place: Police Jury Ward 6, Claiborne,Louisiana; Roll: T624_512; Page: 6A; Enumeration District: 0023; FHL microfilm: 1374525.

Re: Willis Dean

11944 — 2013-02-26 00:44:06Z

Who was Willis married to and when did he or she die, his wife, children
any other info will help

Re: Sidney T. Brown

suzmonroe — 2013-02-25 21:21:02Z

David D Brown
1800-1836

And I believe Catherine Bragg.

If his DNA is related then he would be related to me. :)

Re: Sidney T. Brown

paulaponca — 2013-02-25 20:29:27Z

Who were his parents? My son in law's DNA says he is possibly related to this family and we would love to know more. Thanks, Paula Denson

Willis Dean

dmdean91425 — 2013-02-19 23:41:38Z

My name is Marie Dean. Willis Dean was my GGrandfather. Have been trying to find information on him. Would love to have stories about him. Facts about him. Who his father and mother were and the dates when they were born.
Would love anything you could tell me about them.
Thanks so much.

Re: Ward's Mill, Claiborne Parish, LA 1880 Census

jimnerma — 2013-02-17 03:10:51Z

Thanks Jerry, will try the map from the library.

:-)

Jim

Re: Ward's Mill, Claiborne Parish, LA 1880 Census

11944 — 2013-02-17 01:10:56Z

What you need is a topographical map of Clairborne Parish.
I shows every creek, bayou, river, road etc. Check with your library to see if they have maps for that area. Since Ward 9 is just below Junction
highway John Kelly Rd & Par rd 65. If your trying to locate Ward's Mill.
I have one for the lower Louisiana coast line where I do research.

Re: Ward's Mill, Claiborne Parish, LA 1880 Census

jimnerma — 2013-02-17 00:25:10Z

Jerry,

Thank you. It seems that Ward's Mill was in Ward 9. Thanks for the extra effort to help.

Jim

Re: Ward's Mill, Claiborne Parish, LA 1880 Census

Jerry1426 — 2013-02-16 22:43:10Z

There are ward maps online for Claiborne Parish at

http://www.usgwarchives.net/la/claiborne/maps.htm

Re: Ward's Mill, Claiborne Parish, LA 1880 Census

jimnerma — 2013-02-16 18:03:51Z

Thanks for trying to help me. This was a shot in the dark. My grandfather, William L. Williams, was on the 1880 Census in Union Parish as a "boarder" with a Mabry family. He may be related to them. In 1888 he was married and the marriage license gave his address as "Ward's Mill, Claiborne Pr". I have combed the area for any Williams who could be his dad but thought that he may have been living with some of his mother's relatives. I have no maiden name for her as yet. I have seen in other states old maps showing the Ward districts and had hoped that such a map for Claiborne may exist showing the district for Ward's Mill.

It was worth a try and I really appreciate your desire to help me.

Best regards,

Jim Williams

Re: Hyde Family

cindyvaughan27 — 2013-02-16 04:19:41Z

Randy,
what a surprise to your receive your timely response. I grew up in F.G.'s home after my parents divorced in 1952. I was fortunate to be able to sit at the knees of Aunt Mattie, Uncle Lee and Uncle Tom and listen to the stories of their childhood together. I know that Mary Gladys had one Down's child named Ronnie. Ethel had 1 son Grady Jr. I don't remember about Telton. Uncle Tom lived across the road from us. My brother John and I were the one's who found him when he passed away. He had been mowing his lawn and had a major heart attack. He had three children
Ruth, Pernel, and Curtis. Ruth married Huey Howell and they had four sons...Delbert, John Carl, Hugh, and Jack. I know that J.C. and Jack are deceased. Hugh lives outside Magnolia, AR. I've lost touch with Delbert, but he used to live outside Dallas.

My mother's youngest sister Annie Maude Hyde Stephenson is living and may be able to provide some additional information. She is 91 but pretty cognitively with the program.

Uncle Lee was residing with his son Ollie in Pineville, LA when he expired. Ollie had two daughters who were missionaries.

Tom's son Curtis was married to "Dixie" and resided in Odessa, TX. they had two adopted children Mary and I don't remember the son's name.

Pernel was married to Noreida Bond. They had one son Travis. Pernel died and Noreida remarried an officer in the USAF. They were stationed in England and she did a complete genealogy search on the Hyde famil. I have been able to research to the point that the Hyde's are descended from the Stuart line in Scotland. Edward Hyde was the Earl of Clarenden under King Charles II and was the 1st provincial governor of the Charlestown Colony in SC. It was established @ Charlestown Landing. Edward's daughter Anne (with child)was the 1st wife of James, Duke of York the future King James II of England and VII of Scotland. They were the parents of Mary II of England and Scotland and Anne of Great Britain. Anne and James II are buried in Westminister Abbey, London, Eng. I will be going there this summer and plan to take pictures if possible.

Pernel and Norieda's son Travis careered in the Air Force and worked for the EPA post military retirement. He was residing with his wife Burma in San Antonio, TX when he expired from cancer in 2011.

Aunt Vera's was married to Jess Minor. Their son James lives in the Northeast Texas area and their daughter still resides in the Waldo area.

I will be speaking with my Aunt Ann and tell her of our contact with each other. If you would like to contact her, her phone number is A/C 318-686-1951. She is hard of hearing so you will have to speak loudly.

I remember that there was distant kin with the Gleason's but I'm not sure of my facts on that. Aunt Mattie ran a boarding house across from the Cotton Valley Cemetery and Mr. Gleason resided there for a while.

Thank you so much for shaing your information with me. It will be very valuable to pass on to my one nephew and his family.

Family of Joshua S. Hyde 1849

cindyvaughan27 — 2013-02-16 04:03:09Z

Randy: Spoke with Aunt Ann Stephenson today. Got additional information re: Hyde's. Please contact me @ cavlargo@covad.net and I will share with you. I do have a picture of Joshua and Ms. Sallie Hyde(my great grandparents)with their daughter Estelle. I will be glad to share with you if you contact me outside this forum.

Re: Ward's Mill, Claiborne Parish, LA 1880 Census

11944 — 2013-02-15 19:11:48Z

Wards Mill is the name of the town, I looked at some of the pages and looked for any Mill type jobs, / logs or any type of saw mill occupation
Do you have a Surname name or first name of this person, you can narrow it down
go to SEARCH:
census
click on 1880 census free index
to your right a box opens
it asks what state
county / parish
then below it i believe it says township
when you click it you will see the different {wards},
there are about 10 with 1 names town Haynesville (village of)
There were not a lot of people in each wards
there are about 30=50 names per sheet in each ward.
I woud be glad to help if you give me first name /or surname/sex/ age group etc.
How much info do you have on your gfather/spouse that might help in searching for this other person, a relative, neighbor that might help ID your gg parents.

Re: Ward's Mill, Claiborne Parish, LA 1880 Census

jimnerma — 2013-02-15 18:45:50Z

Thank you for your helpful reply. Someone lived at Ward's Mill in 1880, surname unknown at present, where my grandfather was living when he married in 1888. They may be a clue to finding his parents, possible maternal ancestors.

Is there a way to narrow down which ward or Enumeration District Ward's Mill would have been in for the 1880 Census?

Again, thanks for your help.

Jim

Re: Hyde Family

RandyHerbert — 2013-02-15 13:28:07Z

Good morning, Cynthia - It was a pleasant surprise to see your Hyde post. I have worked on this Hyde line for many years, and it has been frustrating.I suspect that you have hit many of the same snags. The information I have been able to collect is far from fully verified, and many questions remain. My connection to this line is through Mattie Alice Hyde Wattis, who was a distant cousin to my maternal grandfather, William Charles Lunsford Gleason of Cotton Valley. He and his wife adopted my mother in 1928. William's wife died shortly thereafter (1930). William was a college professor and away from home much of the time. My mother stayed in Cotton Valley with Mattie and Jordan Wattis, and we all grew up thinking of her as our 3rd grandmother.

I expect there are some discrepancies to be resolved. I have Joshua listed as being buried at Shiloh Cemetery in Waldo, Arkansas.

I have Bertha's death at 9/1/1882 from Malaria. There is a headstone at Old Homer Cemetery for "Little Daughter Hyde" - 9/1/1882. Have never been sure if this is Bertha. She would have been 7 years old and it's odd that they did not use her name.

I have William dying at 3/4/1971 and being buried at Shiloh in Waldo. He was married to Piety C (Catherine? She was also referred to as Katie?). I believe they had 2 children - Ollie & Lilla.

I have James Dorsey died 10/30/1953 at Hope, Arkansas and also buried at Shiloh in Waldo. He appears to have been married twice - to a Lenora Blackwell and a Mary E.

Mattie Alice died April 10, 1974 in Cotton Valley and is buried in Cotton Valley Cemetery (also known as Airport Cemetery). She married Jordan Wattis in 1900. Jordan was born 8/28/1877 and died 3/27/1939. He is also buried in Cotton Valley Cemetery. Mattie and Jordan had 4 children of their own. One died at less than a year old. The other three were Telton Elvin, Mary Gladys and Ethel Amelia. My mother was with them from about 1930 until she finished college and started teaching around WWII. She met my father near the end of WWII, married him, and they moved to Ohio where he had been raised.

I have Thomas Gordy born 2/6/1883 and died 5/31/1955 in Cotton Valley. He married Lucy Wise about 1903 and they had at least 2 children - a daughter named Ora Ruth and a son whose name I don't have.

I had Frank Abner born 10/15/1886?

Nannie Mack Hyde Hudgens died 4/30/1977 in Eldorado, Arkansas, and is buried in Shiloh Cemetery at Waldo.

Vera Vesta died 7/31/1967 and is buried at Shiloh Cemetery at Waldo.

I have sketchy info on Marrila/Manila and have not confirmed either name. I believe that she went by Lillian, born 4/11/1896, died 12/5/1993, probably in Longview, TX. She married a McKay according to family memory.

Joshua and his 2nd wife Sarah "Sally" Miner had a daughter Willie Estelle Hyde, born 9/16/1908 and died 9/15/1963. She is buried in Shiloh Cemetery at Waldo.

I hope this helps you add to the data that you have discovered. Your info has added to mine. Please feel free to contact me if you wish to share further.

Randy G. Herbert
Baltimore, MD

Hyde Family

cindyvaughan27 — 2013-02-15 05:59:12Z

My name is Cynthia Vaughan, granddaughter of Fernando Guy Hyde born to Joshua Squire Hyde and Nancy Pamelia Lee on July 6, 1887. My grandfather was one of twelve children of Joshua Squire Hyde.My grandfather was born in Evergreen, LA. Joshua Hyde is buried in the Evergreen Cemetery, Webster Parish, LA. The children of Joshua and Nancy were as follows:Bertha Ann Hyde B-11/29/1874 D-9/2/1882; William Lee Hyde B-9/4/1876 D- ? Pineville, LA; James Dorsey Hyde B-3/23/1878 D-?; Joshua Ellis Hyde b-8/13/1879 D-10/6/1906; Mattie Alice (Martha)Hyde Wattis b-7/18//1881 D-? Buried in the Cotton Valley, LA Cemetery; Thomas Gordy Hyde B 2/6/1884
D-? Buried in the Cotton Valley, LA Cemetery; Frank Abner Hyde B10/15/1885 D-11-1-1887;Fernando Guy Hyde B-7/6/1887 D7/13/1980 Buried in the Hyde Plot Cotton Valley Cemetery, Cotton Valley LA; Nannie Mack HydeB-6/6/1891 D-? Waldo, AR;
Vera Vesta Hyde B-2/11/1893 D ?; Nellie Omega Hyde B-6/8/1894 D-3/17/1908; Manila Lillian Hyde B-4/11/1896 D-? Longview, TX.

After Nancy's death Joshua married Salley Miner(Minor?)They hhad one daughter.Estelle B-? D-? Buried Waldo, AR

Fernando married Sarah Jeanette Leggett of Evergreen, LA
They had three daughters: Amelia Imogene Hyde Farris B2//18/1914 D-12-4-1997; my mother Thelma Jeanette Hyde VVaughan B11/24/1918 D-3/12/1983.

I hope this information is of value to some of you searching the Hyde genealogy.

Re: Ward's Mill, Claiborne Parish, LA 1880 Census

11944 — 2013-02-15 03:40:40Z

1880 census is set up as Wards, ED 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th wards each ward has a ED # 010 ward etc etc Not townships.
not large wards one was 48 pages others 1-2-4 pages etc.

Who are you looking for or you just want info on Wards Mill (townname) ?

Parish Road 65/John Kelly Rd Junction City, starts at Beaver Creek and goes southwest

Wards Mill (historical) Claiborne Parish, Louisiana, USA.
Latitude: 32.98694 : Longitude: -92.73944 : Elevation: 200 ft
http://www.placenames.com/us/p548735

History: Claiborne Parish History, Claiborne Parish, LA
http://files.usgwarchives.net/la/claiborne/history/parish/cl...
Source: Biographical and Historical Memoirs of Northwest Louisiana
The Southern Publishing Company, Chicago & Nashville, 1890
Submitted for the LAGenWeb Archives by: Gwen Moran-Hernandez
Date: Feb. 2000
Forest Grove was founded a few miles west of Lisbon, by Frank Taylor
and others, such as Dr. Scaife, Milton Barnett. Prior to 1850,
Contractor John C. Blackman built a Methodist church-house near Maj.
Dyer's house, six miles east of Homer. This building was moved to
Arizona in 1866. Scottsville stood north of Forest Grove, on the banks
of the Corni, and flourished for years at the supposed head of
navigation of that stream. But navigation never came. Yet such men
as Maj. Browning, Dr. Bush, Thomas Hart and the Stanleys gave it life
and vigor for years. Dawson Lodge No. 138, A. F. & A. M., was
organized here at an early date, and ceased in 1873. Colquitt, Gordon,
Haynesville, Summerfield, Homer, Arizona, Tulip, Aycock, Blackburn,
Cane Ridge, Dykesville, Holly Springs, Langston, Millerton and WARD's
MILL are the center of the old settlement of the parish as now
constituted. Terryville was the name given to an old center existing
before the war. In 1854 a Masonic lodge, No. 127, was organized there.
This ceased to exist in 1861. At Holly Springs another lodge (No. 211)
was chartered in 1870, and continued work until 1879, while Flat Lick,
where one of the earliest church organizations took place, claimed a
Masonic lodge from 1868 to 1883.
GOOD LUCK IN YOUR SEARCH

Re: Samuel Mayes Grigsby slave records

1_fcrow1 — 2013-02-14 22:35:17Z

If your Haywood was born around 1852 and lived in this area then it may be him. That is the problem that we as african-americans face. They only list first names and age, so we have to think out side of the box and put 2 and 2 together to come up with 4. Several names on these lists match my ancestors and the ages corespond also.

Re: Samuel Mayes Grigsby slave records

joniman — 2013-02-14 08:33:25Z

Haywood Grigsby on your list is my great great great grandfather....

Re: Lost family members

ReginaBB — 2013-02-05 02:27:14Z

Sorry, no Copelands, but yes to Harris

Re: African Americans of Claiborne Parish

ixshan — 2013-02-03 02:50:55Z

I just happen to check the ancestry for any replies to the Martin family, hope you are still searching. My father's first cousin was a Albert Beene and Son Beene there in Gordon Louisiana

Ward's Mill, Claiborne Parish, LA 1880 Census

jimnerma — 2013-02-02 02:18:46Z

Hi,
Can someone tell me what Ward Number or Enumeration District Ward's Mill was in for the 1880 Census. The map shows Ward's Mill on what is now called "Par Rd 65" and also called "John Kelly Rd".

Thank you very much!
Jim Williams

Re: John S. & Sarah (Kidd) Blackman

11944 — 2013-01-11 03:42:32Z

Do you think this is him?
==============================
Name: John Blackman
Age: 47
Birth Year: abt 1833
Birthplace: Georgia
Home in 1880: Precinct 7, Fannin, Texas
Race: White
Relation to Head of House: Self (Head)
Marital Status: Widower
OCCUPATION FARMER
Father's Birthplace: Georgia
Mother's Birthplace: Georgia
Source Citation: Year: 1880; Census Place: Precinct 7, Fannin, Texas; Roll: 1303; Family History Film: 1255303; Page: 504B; Enumeration District: 030; .

Re: kimbell

joangrafton — 2013-01-10 08:38:31Z

Wow, small world! I bet you know my grandmother, ChiChi Grafton, as well then.

Re: kimbell

RootsSleuth — 2013-01-10 07:12:35Z

Do any of you have William D. Kimbell (1805-1878), his wife Judith C. Mitchell (1833-1910) and their daughter, Mahalia Frances Kimbell (1852-1937) married to Benjamin Taylor Clements in your line?

Re: kimbell

Phamie_Martin — 2013-01-10 05:13:42Z

Kimbletown is now known as Sharon which is located on Hwy.. 152 in Claiborne Parish. Sharon Baptist Chorch and Cemetery is located there. Cortez is also a friend of mine.

Re: Sidney T. Brown

11944 — 2013-01-10 03:44:16Z

HERE IS A LIST OF CEMETERIES IN CLAIBORNE PARISH
http://www.usgwarchives.net/la/claiborne/cemetery.htm

Check other Parishes here:
http://usgwarchives.net/la/lafiles.htm

And it is possible his body was removed to a military cemetery, Port Hudson
or Parish location .
Did his wife file for a pension after he died?
Good luck in your search

Re: kimbell

joangrafton — 2013-01-10 02:04:45Z

Thank y'all for providing the info on where this old town was located. I've been curious about where Kimbell town was since a friend of mine, Cortez Lawrence, who is in her 90's and lives on the south side of Bernice was telling me a story and said something about "here in Kimbell town." By y'all's description and knowing where she lives, I think this was an area between Lisbon, Bernice and Dubach stretching east towards hwy 167. Thanks again, this is very interesting.

John S. & Sarah (Kidd) Blackman

cherokeehunter75 — 2013-01-03 16:42:58Z

Trying to locate John S and Sarah (Kidd) Blackman 1880 or later Claiborne Parish, LA. Or their death dates. Had 5 children by 1870, Molly, Hollis, Willie (f), Eddie, and Lela. Willie and Lela were living with aunt, Sarah Scraife in 1880. Lela apparently married William D. Kimbell

Re: James Henry Williams

whiteknightok — 2012-11-28 08:04:38Z

Hi I'm also searching for info on my 2nd great grandfather James Henry Williams. Have you discovered any info in his parents or siblings?

Re: Carter Family

chasitybyrd — 2012-11-18 06:32:16Z

Hello, I too have connections to the Carter family. My GG grandmother was Maryann Talton (born Carter), her parents were joseph and alice carter from S. carolina. They moved to louisianna in about 1870. Joe Carter owned a farm in Minden Louisiana and lived there until his death. Their children were Isam, Allie, Ellis, Samuel Bryant, Mary Ann, Harvey ,Rees ,Perry, Ellen, and Emma. If u have any connection to this line, please advise:
chasity.byrd@gmail.com
Please note, I believe my Carter line to be black, mulatto, perhaps native american (based on photos I have)

Re: African Americans of Claiborne Parish

chasitybyrd — 2012-11-18 05:42:02Z

Hello, I too have connections to the Carter family. My GG grandmother was Maryann Talton (born Carter), her parents were joseph and alice carter from S. carolina. They moved to louisianna. Joe Carter owned a farm in Minden Louisiana and lived there until his death. Their children were Isam, Allie, Ellis, Samuel Bryant, Mary Ann, Harvey ,Rees ,Perry, Ellen, and Emma. If anyone had any info on the Carter family, why they moved to LA, any photos, etc., par contact me at:
chasity.byrd@gmail.com

Sidney T. Brown

suzmonroe — 2012-11-03 13:17:54Z

He was my ggg-grandfather, and I am trying to find where he could be buried. He died in 1864, in Claiborne Parish, apparently had fallen ill during the Civil War. He was a pvt, co c, 13th btn, Mtd partisan rangers. He was married to Missouri Sue Davis and they had one child, a daughter, Anna Catherine Brown. She was born in Claiborne Parish in 1861. I have attached the document that I have a copy of if that helps. If anyone has any info or can point me in the right direction I would really appreciate it. Thanks so much.

Suzanne Monroe

Re: John Howard

andypope196 — 2012-10-09 16:15:52Z

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Re: John Howard

andypope196 — 2012-10-09 16:12:08Z

pleaase contact me Andy Pope

Re: John Howard

rozj_1 — 2012-09-26 00:49:36Z

my address is rozj@sbcglobal.net
I think your family is linked to Andy Pope who is on these reply list.
I don't know if there is a connection or not for me but am pretty sure there is to his family. Myfamily all lived in North La. in Union Parish. My gggrandfather was William Hardy Howard married to Nance Jane Gulley He was born in Ala in 1828 and he is a brick wall for me. I have hundreds of Howards on mylist but can't find his parents. If you think our trees are connected. let me know I would love to hear from you. Roslyn Terry Johnson

Re: John Howard

rozj_1 — 2012-09-26 00:44:35Z

Billie, don't you live near Spearsville? I think I talked to you before but we didn't think there was a likk. I believe there is though. My gg grandparents were William Hardy Howard and Nancy Jane Gulley. I have the picture of Nancy Emily and other of the Wilshires.
I think that william Hardy and Nancy Gulley Howard are buried at Spearsville. My email adders is
rozj@sbcglobal.net. My relatives were in Union parish around Rockey Branch. Also my dad was a Terry from the Point area. so I am kin to most of Union Parish. I'm anxious to hear from you.
Roslyn Terry Johnson

Re: John Howard

rozj_1 — 2012-09-26 00:38:13Z

I can't find your email. I don't think my John Howard is the right one. Another person on here, Andy Pope is probably has the right John Howard. My family was in Union parish , Rockey Branch. There are men with the name John Howard all through the generations. My gg grandfather was William Hardy Howard born 1828 in Alabama and married to Nancy Jane Gulley. If any of this rings a bell, I would love to talk to you, My email address is rozj@sbcglobal.ent I would love for your information to help me
Roslyn Terry Johsnon

2sba

Re: John Howard

rozj_1 — 2012-09-26 00:33:08Z

Tjos os [rpbab;u amptjer fa,o;u/ O
ve beem ta;lomg tp Amdu Pop on her and this is his family with John and Nancy Campbel.. I wish it were mine, but it isn't. They may be connected, my family lived in Union Parish at Rockey Branch. There are men named John in every generation. My gggrandfather was William Hardy Howard married to Nancy Jane Gulley. I've never found his parents. My email is rozj@sbcglobal.net if, there is any hope that we are related, email me back.

Re: John Howard

andypope196 — 2012-09-25 23:35:17Z

Ancestry.com John Howard/ Nancy Cambell m 1832
Lucinda 1831 Ga. Mother Janine ?
Nancy Cambell: children
Pleasant 1833 Ga the rest born in Choataw MS.
Mary C.
Nancy Emily 1847 Barnett J. 1858
Richard H. 1849 Francis B. Buck 1862
Hard H. 1852 John's father Wm/Tabitha Motley SC died
Grace E. 1853 in Jefferson Ala (318 382 4355 andypope@suddenlink.net)
John T 1855

Re: John Howard

andypope196 — 2012-09-25 23:20:08Z

Dear cousin Corene G'grandfather John Howard/Nancy Cambell Ga 1832 1st wife Janine? 1831 child Luncinda married H Bogan 1st child Pleasant 1833 Ga Others born in Choataw MS My G'father was Barnett Jeff Howard My mother youngest child Ora Elizabest. b1899 318 382 4355 andypope@suddenlink.net

Re: John Howard

andypope196 — 2012-09-25 23:09:49Z

John Howard was my G'grandfather my grandfather Barnett Jeff Howard My mother was B J youngest child Ora Elizabeth I have all the geneolgy of The Howards to England 1600 call me 318 382 4355 andypope@suddenlink.net Thanks ASP

Re: John Howard

andypope196 — 2012-09-25 23:01:09Z

I have all info on John Howard going back to England abt 1600 He was my g'gand father. His 1st wife was Janine? died in 1831 Married Nancy Cambell in Ga 1832 15 yrs old son Pleasant born Ga 1833 All other children born in Choataw MS. Luncinda 1/2 sister born in Ga to Janine ? 1831 Please call me for more Andy Pope 318 382 4355 andypope@suddenlink.net John had no brother named Michael His father was Wm Howard Mother Tabitha Motley SC both died in Ala. John was only Howard to come to La.

Re: John Howard

andypope196 — 2012-09-19 00:16:06Z

Please call me 318 382 4355 Andy

Re: John Howard

andypope196 — 2012-09-19 00:13:07Z

Please call me 318 382 4355 Andy