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Re: Ables brothers born in Abbeville dist SC in 1790's-early 1800's

sonofapicker — 2012-12-08 01:32:58Z

Hi Belinda....
My mother (Janie Theodis Ables Frey) is Ezekiel Ables' granddaughter. Her father is David C. Ables, one of Ezekiel's sons.
We may have additional information to share and we would welcome ANY information you may have on either Ezekiel or his second wife Susanna Hollingsworth.
Please feel free to e-mail me at dannyfrey@gmail.com
Many thanks,
Dan Frey
Marietta, Georgia

Re: EZEKIEL ABLES...Looking For ANY Information....THANKS

hotrod195378237 — 2012-12-03 14:49:14Z

Ezekiel ables is Barbara Ann miller Armstrong is his gggreat granddaughter wher here in texas from about 1890's

EZEKIEL ABLES...Looking For ANY Information....THANKS

sonofapicker — 2012-12-03 00:58:56Z

Ezekiel Ables is my Great Grandfather.
I am posting and searching on behalf of me and my Mother Janie Theodis Ables Frey (Ezekiel's grand daughter).
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Daniel T. Frey
Marietta, Georgia

Re: John Calvin Ables b.6/20/1852 Giles,TN

dhickmangolf — 2012-11-19 19:43:32Z

Not sure how we connect. I think I have all of John Calvin's children listed from his marriage to Mary Alice Cole/Brown. Do you think your grandfather could have been conceived out of a marriage. It is very likely that John Calvin was. Franks' brothers in all records that I found are Johny Dillian, John, Rosco, Elmer, Roy. Where was your grandfather and father born?

Re: John Calvin Ables b.6/20/1852 Giles,TN

richardables77 — 2012-11-19 17:15:59Z

My grandfather is Everett ables , not sure when he was born. My dad was Richard Calvin Ables born 1932.

Re: John Calvin Ables b.6/20/1852 Giles,TN

dhickmangolf — 2012-11-19 17:10:16Z

This will be intersting to see if you are connected to us. My grandfather was John Calvin's oldest son: Joseph Franklin Ables, borned march 26 1886 in Giles County
Tennessee died June 21, 1962 in Paris, Texas. John Calvin Ables died in Paris, Texas 12/8/1927 and is buried in Hopewell Cemetery, north of Paris. Does this match your father and grandfather information

Re: John Calvin Ables b.6/20/1852 Giles,TN

richardables77 — 2012-11-19 05:40:10Z

That is my grandfather and dad. I'm Richard Calvin Ables jr. 9513336529

Re: John Calvin Ables b.6/20/1852 Giles,TN

richardables77 — 2012-11-19 05:37:39Z

That is my grandfather and dad. I am Richard calvin ables jr. ,951.333.6529. I live near palm springs ca

R.A. Ables-b. 1838

varcsix — 2012-09-18 15:53:01Z

"R. A. Abels Was Born Nov.The 29th 1838. A Member of Company I (i) 13 Ga. Regt" Stark Volunteers from near Atlanta, the county of Spalding
This precious page is on fine light blue writing paper (his mothers?) and has dark blue and red ornate bordering all rendered in pencil. Between each word is a small clover. It's size is approximately four and a half inches high by eight wide.

Leonard Weinbaum found the document in a small junk shop in Micanopy, Florida some years ago. No connection to his family, but he'd like to get this beautiful handwritten page to some family member. ljweinbaum@comcast.net

Can anyone help us locate a descendant?

R.A. Ables (abels) 1838- ?

varcsix — 2012-09-18 15:51:49Z

ABLES L E Gene and Billie Mae

t42Medlin — 2012-08-23 12:21:44Z

ABLES L E Gene and Billie Mae

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Re: Five Ables brothers born 1793-1808 in Abbeville dist SC then TN and Alabama

SGorohoff1945 — 2012-07-17 15:26:43Z

Actually, it was Icy Ann SIMMONS Ables who applied. She attempted to register through her father & grandmother's line. She claimed it was her grandmother who married a Simmons who was Chocktaw. This would not have been in the Ables direct line. If there were Native Americans on the Ables lines, perhaps it would show up in a DNA test; however, this would have to be done on a direct male decendant of the Ables lineage (unless it was on the female line).

Re: Five Ables brothers born 1793-1808 in Abbeville dist SC then TN and Alabama

RossSmith53 — 2012-07-17 14:50:38Z

Sharon,
Thanks for checking the Dawes Roll for Rhoda Abel. Since you have confirmed that it was your ancestor that applied with the Dawes Commision in your opinion based on the documents you read would you say that it was the Abel side that was Choctaw or the Morrison side that was Choctaw. I am just trying to determine if the Abels were native American or if they might have married indian women. Any help appreciated. Ross

Re: Five Ables brothers born 1793-1808 in Abbeville dist SC then TN and Alabama

SGorohoff1945 — 2012-07-17 01:20:59Z

Checked Fold3 for Dawes Packets & Dawes rolls... The none of the Rhoda's listed were Rhoda Able. or Ables, or Johnstons..
Sorry!

Re: Five Ables brothers born 1793-1808 in Abbeville dist SC then TN and Alabama

RossSmith53 — 2012-07-16 22:14:32Z

Hi Sharon. I checked Fold 3 and they have a Rhoda Abel who applied with the Dawes Roll. My ancestor John B Abel or Ables born in the 1790's in Abbeville Dist SC and the brother of your James Abel was married to Rhoda Johnston in 1818 in Knox co TN. As you probably know they offer a seven day free membership to fold 3 but hyou have to cancel it before the seven day period or they will charge you and I don't want to do that because i would have to depend on them cancelling my free seven day subscription and I have heard some companies will tell hyou they will cancel gthe free membership but they don't cancel it in time so you are charged. Do you by chance have a subscription to Fold 3 so you could check to see if the Rhoda Abel or Ables that applied to the Dawes Commision was the wife of John B Abel or Ables. He must have died by 1870. I doubt it is the same on since the Dawes Commison was about 1896 and Rhoda Johnston Abel wass born about 1800. There were a number of entries for Rhoda Abel associated with the Dawes Commision but the first one I found had a description mentioning the surname Adams so it might be one of those deals where there is an article that might mention the name Rhoda in one sentence and Dawes in another sentence and Adams in another sentence but in the index it makes it look like Rhoda Abel applied with the Dawes Commision. thanks, Ross

Re: Five Ables brothers born 1793-1808 in Abbeville dist SC then TN and Alabama

RossSmith53 — 2012-07-13 18:53:16Z

Hi Sharon,
Thanks so much for the reply. My John B Ables born in 1793 in Abbeville dist SC then was your James's brother. John B Ables or Abel married a Rhoda Johnston in 1818 in Knox co Tennessee and had a son named Thomas M Abel or Ables born in 1832 in Tennessee and as you know the five brothers went to Randolph co Alabama in the early 1830's. Thomas M Ablwes married Lucinda Ray in 1862 in Winston co Al. They had a daughter Sarah Elizabeth Ables born in 1877 in Winston co Al. The reason I am sharing this with you is Sarah Elizabeth Ables married Lloyd E Costello Smith in 1892 in Monroe co Mississippi. I have heard many times that Sarah Elizabeth Ables was part native American but no one seems to know what kind of indian she was. That would mean that either her father Thomas M Ables was native American or her mother Lucinda Ray was native American or part native American. I have some questions if you could help me.

1. Was your GGGrandmother the one that married James Ables. Could she have been the indian or do you think James was?

2. I am not familiar with Fold3.com Could you tell me how to find the correspondance you were able to find?

3 John B Abel took an Amnesty Oath in 1867 in Winston co al. do you know if he died in Winston co Al or if he went back to Randolph co Al where he died? Solomon Ray,father of Lucinda ray, also took an Amnesty Oath in 1867 in Winston co Al.

4. John B Ables married Rhoda Johnston in 1818 in Knox co Tennessee. Do you know if the Ables brothers lived in Knox co Tennessee or maybe they married there because Rhoda Johnston lived in Knox co Tennessee. It seems I remember reading they lived also in Lincoln co Tennessee but I don't know if that is correct. Do you know which county they lived in before going to Alabama in the early 1830's?

ABLES Louella Lu 1934-2000

t42bethany — 2012-07-13 17:58:09Z

ABLES Louella Lu 1934-2000

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Re: Five Ables brothers born 1793-1808 in Abbeville dist SC then TN and Alabama

SGorohoff1945 — 2012-07-13 02:16:46Z

Oops! According to the Daws Commission, my GGGrandmother had applied for recognition for her and her living children with the Chocktaw tribe, but was turned down. On Fold3.com (formerly Footnote.com) there are several pages of the correspondance regarding this application. There are also pages about some of the Ables (Abel) boys pay voucher pages.

Re: Five Ables brothers born 1793-1808 in Abbeville dist SC then TN and Alabama

SGorohoff1945 — 2012-07-13 02:12:23Z

Yes Ross,
I am a decendant of James Abels (Abel,etc. !)who was born 1797, (died 1850), and married Sarah Jane Morrison about 1825 in Tennessee. They moved to Alabama (Randolph County) in the 1840's. They had 17 children, 8 boys and 9 girls. Most of their boys and even the husbands of some of their girls, fought for the Confederacy during the Civil War. Later many of their sond and some of their daughters & the husbbands moved to Texas. My line eventually went to Oklahoma, with some finally ending up in California.
I believe we hqave connected through this board (or the Ancestry board before! Sharon

ABLES Billy S and Helen L

t42OakGro_DallasCoTX — 2012-07-12 19:03:18Z

ABLES Billy S and Helen L

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Five Ables brothers born 1793-1808 in Abbeville dist SC then TN and Alabama

RossSmith53 — 2012-07-12 01:44:46Z

Does anyone descend from the five Ables brothers born 1793-1808 in Abbeville dist SC and were in eastern TN by 1818 and in Randolph co Al in the early 1830's? Were they native American? thanks, Ross

Re: joseph ables brother of george ables

NurseAmber07 — 2012-03-31 00:33:23Z

Elaine, I am a great grand-daughter of Joseph Ables. Do you and your family live in Louisiana??
I'm interested in doing a family tree. Any information would be greatly appreciated :)

Children of Thomas M Abel or Ables and Lucinda Ray married 1862-Winston co Al

RossSmith53 — 2011-11-14 02:21:05Z

Would anyone have a list of the children of Thomas M Abel or Ables and Lucinda Ray who married in 1862 in Winston co al? I need to know who they married and where they went if theyh left Winston co al and when and where they died. Thanks

Re: Searching for info about Thomas M Ables in Winston and Fayette co Al about 1900

RossSmith53 — 2011-11-14 02:17:18Z

HEllo,
Howe are you? Thomas M Abel or Ables and Lucinda Ray had a number of children. I have been able to find who some of them arried but I can not find who Mary Jane Ables born about 1863 and John Ables born in 1866 and Nancy A Ables born in 1873 married or where theywent if they left
Winston co al. Would you know? Thanks, Ross

Re: Able/Ables withn native American Ancestery

SGorohoff1945 — 2011-11-09 23:52:02Z

Yes, I also believe that we are distant cousins. As for the Chocktaw/native American connection.... many of Icy's decendants, and their spouses, feel that she may have had many Native American traits (coloring, high cheekbones, etc.). Icy claimed her father was 1/2 Chocktaw and married white, making her 1/4 Chocktaw. The outcome of the petitio to the Dawes Commission was ultimately to deny her claim as a member of the Chocktaw Nation as well as her children.(her father had not registered as Native American; but, at that period of time Native Americans were not favorably looke upon. If they were "light enough, they passed for white, if they had darker skin, they were often enummerated in the census as Mulatto!)

Re: Able/Ables withn native American Ancestery

RossSmith53 — 2011-11-09 23:46:10Z

I read there was a Curtis Roll five or six years after the Dawes Roll thata apparently added some individuals that were not on the Dawes Roll. Thanks, Ross

Re: Able/Ables withn native American Ancestery

RossSmith53 — 2011-11-09 23:39:45Z

Hello,
It looks like we are distant cousins. I was thinking that possibly Andrew Jackson Ables married a Choctaw woman because he was Choctaw. Just an idea. I think usually a white man married a native American woman but I am sure there were times that a white woman married a native American man and of course many times a native American man would marry a native American woman. Had you seen in your research any other reference to an Ables or Abel possibly being native American? Thanks, Ross

Re: Able/Ables withn native American Ancestery

SGorohoff1945 — 2011-11-09 16:00:52Z

Sorry, It was CHOCKTAW on the Dawes Commission papers.

Sharon

Dawes Packets
Choctaw
Mississippi Choctaw
MCR 4941 - MCR 5033
MCR 4977 (Ables, Icy Ann)
Page 105

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Content Source: The National Archives Publication Number: M1301
Publication Title: Applications for Enrollment of the Commission to the Five Civilized Tribes, 1898-1914
Content Source: NARA
Partner: NARA
Place: Oklahoma
Date Range: 1898-1914
National Archives Catalog ID: 617283
National Archives Catalog Title: Applications for Enrollment in the Five Civilized Tribes, compiled 1898 - 1914
Fold3 Publication Year: 2008
Language: English
Fold3 Job: 08-003
Short Description: NARA M1301. The Dawes Commission negotiated with tribal members who received common property in return for abolishing their tribal governments.
Record Group: 75
Roll: 0141
Tribe: Choctaw
Group: Mississippi Choctaw
Card Range: MCR 4941 - MCR 5033
Case Number: MCR 4977
Surname: Ables
Given Name: Icy Ann
Status: [Blank]

Re: Able/Ables withn native American Ancestery

RossSmith53 — 2011-11-09 05:47:07Z

Hi sharon,
Did you by chance ever check the Dawes Roll for Abel or Ables? Thanks, Ross

Ables brothers born 1790's-early 1800's in Abbeville Dist SC

RossSmith53 — 2011-11-09 01:19:16Z

Do any of you descend from the five Ables brothers born in the 1790's to the early 1800's in Abbeville District South Carolina? They left SC and went to Tennessee by 1818 and left Tennessee and went to eastern Alabama by 1833.

Re: Able/Ables withn native American Ancestery

RossSmith53 — 2011-11-09 00:15:21Z

Sharon,
Thanks for the reply. Your first mesaage said Cherokee and your second message said Choctaw. Would you remember which one it was. Have you ever seen a reference to an Abel being native American? thanks, Ross

Re: Able/Ables withn native American Ancestery

SGorohoff1945 — 2011-11-08 19:04:46Z

Ross, We have communicated on these boards (Rootsweb/Ancestry) before!

Regarding The Native ancestry of my Ables ancestors:

In the Dawes commission reports as seen on Footnote, (now Fold 3.com), Icy Ann,( Andrew J 's wife) was seeking recognition for herself and her children through her father (William Simmons) as part of the Chocktaw tribe. There are 135 scanned pages in the Fold3 records. ( I have found that these pages are not in cronogical order)

Re: Able/Ables withn native American Ancestery

RossSmith53 — 2011-11-08 18:33:23Z

Sharon,
Was the petetion to the Dawes Roll by the wife of Andrew Jackson Ables saying that her father (Simmons) was Cherokee or was she saying her husband Andrew Jackson Ables Cherokee?

Re: Able/Ables withn native American Ancestery

RossSmith53 — 2011-11-08 18:28:07Z

Sharon,
Thanks for the reply. Your James Abel who was married to Sarah Jane Morrison was one of the Abel brothers born in the 1790's and the early 1800's in Abbeville District, SC. They all went to Tennessee and then to eastern Alabama. My ancestor, John B Abel, was the brother of James Abel. He married a Rosannah or Roxanna Johnson in I believe Knox co Tn in 1818. They had a number of children and Thomas M Abel born in TN in 1832 was my ancestor. All the Abel brothers went to eastern Alabama about 1833. John B Abel went to Winston co Al. His son Thomas M Abel married Lucinda Ray in 1862 in Winston co al. Lucinda Ray was the daughter of Solomon Ray.
I have read that Moses Abel or Ables and wife Nancy were the parents of the five Abel brothers but I think they might have been their grand parents if rrelated at all. Someone wrote a book about 1900 and said Moses Ables was the father of the five Abel brothers. It was a book about people that went to Texas. I checked the 1800 census for Abbeville District SC and there were only two Abels or Ables. I can't remember the spelling . I believe the Joseph Abels listed was their father. James named one of his sons Joseph. He also named a son MOses and a daughter Nancy so I can not say for sure. I would like to work with you on this family if you would like to. It does not seem like many people had researched this line of Abels.
This is interesting. Thomas M Abel born 1832 and son of John B Abel married Lucinda Ray in 1862 in Winston co Al. They had a daughter Sarah Elizabeth Ables born in 1877 in Winston co Al. She was my great grandmother. Many people have told me that Sarah Elizabeth Ables was indian aor part indian. She married Lloyd Costello Smith in 1892 in Monroe co Mississippi. I do not know why they were in Mississippi. I assume that since Sarah was only fifteen when she married Lloyd Costello Smith that Thomas M Abel and wife Lucinda Ray were in Monroe co Ms also. I think they might have been share croppers. Many people have told me that it was common knowledge that Sarah was part native
american but no one seems to know what kind. She had a brother Mark Ables born in 1888 in Alabama. I contacted some of his children who are still living and they said Mark had told them when whey were young that he was part indian and told them what kind of indian but they did not remember. That would mean that if Sarah was part indian then either her father Thomas M Ables or her mother Lucinda Ray was an indian or maybe both of them full blooded or part indian. Would you have any information about if the Abels were part indian? thanks, Ross

Re: Dewey Ables, JR

rubelle03 — 2011-11-08 03:34:39Z

Dewey Ables Jr.(Tony) Married to Hilda Jane Jones is my brother. He is the son of Dewey Ables son of Phillip William Ables and Mary Naomi Harthcock Ables Son of William Allen Ables and Elizabeth Roby Dewey
Ables Jr. (Tony) and his wife Hilda Jane Jones live in Madison, Ms.

Re: Able/Ables withn native American Ancestery

SGorohoff1945 — 2011-11-08 00:05:10Z

The James Able/Ables who was married to Sarah Jane Morrison was born in 1797 and died in 1849 of pneumonia. I believe he was decended from the SC Ables clan, perhaps a son of one of the original brothers. I have been unable to ascertain who his parents or grandparents were; some say Moses and Nancy Ables but I have not seen any proof of this.

Re: Able/Ables withn native American Ancestery

RossSmith53 — 2011-11-07 18:57:29Z

Hello,
There were five Ables or Abels brothers born in SC in the 1790's and the early 1800's. They left SC and went to Tennessee. They left Tennessee in the early 1830's and went to eastern Alabama. When was the James Ables born that you mentioned? Could he have descended from these Ables? thanks, Ross

Re: WERE ANY ABLES CHEROKEE?

prosser1955 — 2011-11-07 15:45:52Z

Donna Walker, please contact me. We are related and you have your facts incorrect. The Indian on your side was from Rosie Phillips who married Will Abel. Will and my grandfather were brothers. Will was born in TN. and J.W. (Jiggs) was his son. Jigg's was the brother of your grandmother. I lived near Will and Rosie for years. They did move back and forth from TN. to AR. for awhile. I have more information on the family. As far as I know, Will Able never owned any land. Jiggs wife had a relative who if I am not mistaken left land to her. Please contact me at debbie.prosser26@gmail.com. Would love to give you correct information on your family. I remember when Aunt Rose passed away and I also remember when Uncle Do, as we called him passed away. Jiggs and his wife Lucille are both dead and they died in KY. I grew up with Jigg's daughter and we were best friends throughout our childhood. My mother is still living and she remembers your mother.

Able/Ables withn native American Ancestery

SGorohoff1945 — 2011-11-07 04:04:03Z

As a decendant of Andrew Jackson ("Doc") Ables... I have found that his wife (Icy Ann Simmons) Ables had petitioned the Dawes Commission to have herself and her children acknowledged as Cherokee based upon her father's parentage. This was DENIED by the commission. I found about 30+ correspondences on what is now www.Fold3.com. which documented this proceeding. Andrew Jackson Ables & Icy Ann lived in Texas and finally in Oklahoma after migrating from Alabama. A.J. was the child of James Abel/Ables & Sara Jane
Morrison. (AJ was one of 17 children)

Re: WERE ANY ABLES CHEROKEE?

RossSmith53 — 2011-11-06 23:00:54Z

Hello,
You sent a message about J
W Ables and wanteed someone to contact youbut you did not say who youwanted to contact you. You said you were related to them. Would you reply and say who it was youwanted to reply to your mesage? Thanks, Ross

Re: WERE ANY ABLES CHEROKEE?

prosser1955 — 2011-11-06 21:05:44Z

We are related. J.W. Abel's father and my grandfather were brothers. Please contact me at debbie.prosser26@gmail.com

Re: Frank Ables

prosser1955 — 2011-11-06 20:26:27Z

Wondering if your John Franklin Ables is my John Franklin Abel. Would like to talk to you. My email is debbie.prosser26@gmail.com.

Arlene Ables of Dallas, TX 1937

drbrownlee — 2011-09-05 03:34:03Z

Arlene is pictured in the 1937 Forester, yearbook of Forest Avenue High School in Dallas, and is a senior. I'm not kin but thought this might help someone researching the family.

Re: Joe Sylvester Ables

alv1993 — 2011-07-11 19:48:26Z

Hello I am a GreatGreatGranddaughter of Joe Sylvester Ables. I have some family line information and would like to be in contact with anyone else that may have info that we can share. Please feel free to email me.

ABLES Sue M - 1972

t42ForestLawn — 2011-07-02 21:59:02Z

ABLES Sue M - 1972

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ABLES James D - 1955

t42ForestLawn — 2011-07-02 21:58:50Z

ABLES James D - 1955

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ABLES James D Jr 1917 1983 US Army W W II

t42ForestLawn — 2011-07-02 21:58:34Z

ABLES James D Jr 1917 1983 US Army W W II

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Re: Mrs. Sarah ABLES born c1793 TN

fitzh2o5 — 2011-06-22 16:47:00Z

The ABLES line is not my line of research, however the ABLES married into my GOFORTH line which is what I am researching. I do have a Mary Nancy ABLES born Jan 1852 in Wayne County, TN and married 17 Aug 1880 in Ballard County, KY. to Willam Berry FRENCH. I do believe Mary Nancy Ables to be the daughter of King Hiram ABLES, however, as I said I have not documented this line of research. King Hiram is listed on the 1870 Census of Ballard County, KY with his family and Mary fits the right age if you would like to research.

Regards,
Barbara (GOFORTH) Fitzwater

Re: Mrs. Sarah ABLES born c1793 TN

DaisyLady994 — 2011-06-22 02:24:18Z

Just started French research. Our Wm. B. French married a Nancy Ables (b-@1852) and her father may have been King Hiram Ables. nancy and Wm lived in Hickman Co. Ky. Any assist would really be appreciated.

Children of Zedekiah David Ables

debra726n — 2011-06-09 17:22:49Z

Does anyone have any information on Hezekiah, E. Thomas, Annie or Laura Ables. They were children of Zed and Martha Ables.