Angleton - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Marshall Angleton

sylvachiropracticcenter — 2011-11-11 17:32:10Z

I knew Marshall and Marguerite Angleton. They were a fantastic couple and it was the greatest sadness of their lives together that they never had children. She was always dressed perfectly and was a real lady in every sense of the word. Their house was a museum of sorts because of his service in China. His stories were incredible to a young man and I cannot see the movie The Sandpebbles with Steve McQueen and not remember the terrific stories he told me and the great people they were. I think of them both with a great fondness. I served his funeral with another young man he had befriended,but I believe I was away when Marguerite died. I could go on for hours with stories. They lived on San Roy Dr. in Dunedin which borders on Clearwater. He lived in Tarpon Springs before their move to Dunedin and as you noted lived in the midwest before that. I was just a kid at the time and sadly remember little of what he told me of his childhood

Re: Angleton Family Members

robertangleton — 2009-08-12 06:00:37Z

well, you should tell me more about you. and tell me more about my family

Re: William Penn Angleton, III. Lived: 1807-1890

pattibrown82 — 2006-11-28 18:49:55Z

Hi Debbie. I thought your name sounded familiar, when I found it in my address book I knew we had corresponded in the past. You are a descendent of Mary Alice Angleton (1829-1873) and James Brown Luther (1825-1882).

You know that James B. Luther can be tied to the first Luther in U.S. (Captain John Luther).

James Brown Luther (1825-1882)
married: Mary Alice Angleton (1829-1873)

Parents of Mary Angleton are:
William Penn Angleton, III (1807-1890)
& Elizabeth Peake

I use 2 email addresses, address to Patti Brown at:
texan_now@yahoo.com OR write2us@swbell.net

Wm Penn Angleton (1807-1890) & Elizabeth (1797 - ?)

pattibrown82 — 2006-11-28 18:49:55Z

Wm Penn Angleton (1807-1890) & Elizabeth (1797 -?)

Wm Penn Angleton,III is the 5th child born to:
William Angleton (1773-1854) & Mary Windsor.

Wm Penn Angleton married only once; his wife was
a widow. His wife, Elizabeth Peake, was the daughter
of: Asa Peake & wife Sally.

Elizabeth Peake first married James Noel in 1821;
they had one child, Clarinda Noel (1824-1868).
James Noel died circa 1826; leaving Eliz a widow.

Elizabeth Peake Noel then married
Wm Penn Angleton in 1827.

I would definitely be interested in a copy of the
obits and pictures.
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Patti Brown at: Texan_now@yahoo.com

Mary Alice Angleton & James Brown Luther_descendant of Captain John Luther

pattibrown82 — 2006-11-28 18:49:55Z

Mary Alice Angleton (1829-1873), is the daughter of
William Penn Angleton (1807-1890)
& Elizabeth Peake Noel (born 1797).

Mary Alice Angleton married
James Brown Luther (1825-1873)
on 1 Dec 1846 in Shelby County, IN

What many of you Angleton genealogist may be unaware of is
Mary's husband, JAMES BROWN LUTHER, is a direct descendant of Captain John Luther of Massachusetts Bay Colony 1630-35.

There are a huge number of genealogist who trace their Luther blood back of Captain John Luther. They formed the:
Luther Family Association. They put out a Luther Family Newsletter, and just completed their 2nd printing of the
Luther Genealogy.

Of course Luther genealogy is just one-step away from
Reverend Martin Luther ---
The Luther Association does not have a specific lineage to Reverend Martin Luther which it has sactioned. But one version of the lineage is traced from James Brown Luther,
above, to brother of Reverend Martin Luther.

Mary Alice Angleton & James Brown Luther

pattibrown82 — 2006-11-28 18:49:55Z

Mary Alice Angleton (1829-1873) is the daughter of
Wm. Penn Angleton, III & Elizabeth Peake

Mary's husband is:
James Brown Luther (1825-1882). James is the son of
William Luther & Deborah Brown.

Mary & James had 13 children.

Email me at either address below.
Under subject, include 'Genealogy' & 'surname'
(as I get tons of SPAM & dump them without opening)
"Patti Brown <Texan_now@yahoo.com>"
"Patti Brown <write2us@swbell.net>"

Wm Penn Angleton (1807-1890) & widow Elizabeth Peake Noel (b. 1797)

pattibrown82 — 2006-11-28 18:49:55Z

Wm Penn Angleton,III is the 5th child born to:
William Angleton (1773-1854) & Mary Windsor.

Wm Penn Angleton married only once; his wife was
a widow, Elizabeth Peake. She was the daughter
of: Asa Peake & wife Sally.

Elizabeth Peake first married James Noel in 1821;
they had one child, Clarinda Noel (1824-1868).
James Noel died circa 1826; leaving Elizabeth a widow,
with one child.

Elizabeth Peake Noel then married
William Penn Angleton in 1827.
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Patti Brown at: Texan_now@yahoo.com

Re: Roy R Angleton of Clay Co IN killed in South Pacific in WWII

citalk2much — 2005-12-02 13:42:50Z

tears in my eyes and wow this is wonderful I am from the Angleton family my grandmother was Pansy Marie Angleton from Greene Co. IN and one thing I have learned is that all Angletons are related in the US please cantact me and I will get out my books and find Roy's family

Re: Descendants of William Angleton

citalk2much — 2005-12-02 13:42:50Z

thank you for the info I have somemore parts of the line if you would like them

Re: Roy R Angleton of Clay Co IN killed in South Pacific in WWII

zenas2 — 2005-10-25 00:36:14Z

Crystal, we are happy to hear from you and thank you for the consideration for future assistance. We sure need and appreciate it. You are the only person that has contacted us from the Angelton family.

Here is the information we have regarding Roy and his military happenings. We are also sending a reference from the Indianapolis Times in which we do not have a copy. Most of the media notices were posted about the same time so it may also be in the Star and News too.

References:
Indianapolis Times
February 28, 1945
Casualty
Page 5, Column 2

Roy R Angleton
Private First Class
United States Army
152nd Infantry Regiment, 38th Infantry Division
S/N 35156988
Indianapolis – Marion County – Indiana
DOD – February 1, 1945
Buried in Manila American Cemetery - Philippines
Plot A Row 3 Grave 176
Purple Heart

We also hope you have visited our website.

http://fizkid.tripod.com/

Usually we send the grave photo and ones of the memorial. If you wish to have these via email we will gladly send them and there is no charge for anything. Just send a note telling us and please place Roy's name in the email so we can save time without back-tracking to trace the name.

Apple and I are pleased to be able to reach the Angelton Family and hopefully there are brothers, sisters, cousins and perhaps other close relatives still living. In a few instances we hae located a father or mother still living.

We hope you have seen the grave site photo that was on the message board from which you replied.

Descendants of William Angleton

Kelly_Blizzard — 2005-07-12 12:16:46Z

Roy R Angleton of Clay Co IN killed in South Pacific in WWII

Dave_Dwiggins — 2005-06-27 04:36:25Z

Roy R. Angleton of Clay County Indiana was killed in the South Pacific February 1, 1945, and is buried in the Manila American Cemetery in the Philippines. We would appreciate any information regarding his military or family history.

I am a retired Hoosier from Madison County residing in the Philippines with my Filipino wife. We are seeking family and military information about servicemen from your county killed in the South Pacific during World War II. There are 17,206 Americans buried here and thousands more that are missing or buried at sea and are honored on the “Tablets of the Missing”. Please visit our website to see the beautiful memorial located in Manila, Philippines.

http://fizkid.tripod.com/

My wife and I visited the cemetery as visitors and left with a mission in our heart. We have been taking photographs of the graves of the Indiana servicemen buried here and have been uniting them (at no charge) with their family members in Indiana and across the United States. To receive the photo of your family member, neighbor or friend all you need is a working email address. We do not send them to regular mailing addresses due to the costs. Please help us find the families of the men that might still be living. Our project is only successful because of teamwork and your contributions are noted on our website. If you wish to help us we will be pleased to add your name to our ACKNOWLEDGMENT page on the website. The obituaries usually did not appear till to three months after the death date.

If you are not a genealogist you can help by just picking up the telephone directory and find someone with the same last name and give them a call. It has worked many times for us.

Zenas5@yahoo.com

Sincerely,

Dave and Apple Dwiggins
San Pablo City, Philippines

William Penn Angleton, III. Lived: 1807-1890

Patti154 — 2004-12-07 00:39:14Z

I have 3 William Penn Angletons:

William Penn Angleton, III
1807-1890
wife: Elizabeth Peake

William Penn Angleton, II
1773-1854
wife: Mary Windsor

William Penn Angleton, I
circa 1750 - ?
wife: Susan

Re: William Penn Angleton, III. Lived: 1807-1890

Patti154 — 2004-12-07 00:39:14Z

Chrystal, I rarely check the forum boards, but my email
has been the same forever.
Patti Brown <write2us@swbell.net>

Eliza Jane Angleton 1871-1957 & Thomas Jefferson Holt 1868-1932

Patti154 — 2004-12-07 00:39:14Z

Eliza Jane Angleton
b. 28 Mar 1871 in Shelby Co., IN
d. 28 Sep 1957 in WA

Married: 25 Aug 1891 in Greene Co., IN
Spouse:
Thomas Jefferson Holt
b. 29 Jan 1868 in IL
d. 26 Dec 1932 in Pittsburg, Crawford co., KS

Children:
1. Alma Holt 1891-1929. Spouse: Peter Samson
2. John Rosco Holt 1894-1965. Spouse: Minnie Lee Ede

Parrents of Eliza Jane:
William Bruce Angleton b. 1831 in KY
Martha A. Bridges b. 16 Mar 1832 in IN

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Bob, we have corresponded before and you helped me with an
Angleton look-up. Email me and I'll send you what I have.
Patti

Re: Angleton,Whittaker

barbarastone38 — 2004-05-22 03:48:50Z

My GG Grandparents were WILLIAM ANGLETON & JULIA W WHITTAKER both from England in the 1800's. I'd love to know anything about them.

Re: Marshall Angleton

civilwardad — 2004-05-19 20:44:06Z

I believe your Marshall Angleton may be the son of Marshall Angleton born in Kentucky in 1850 (Boone County)
The elder Marshall is the son of Christopher Angleton and Penmelia ?. Christopjer was born in 1799 in Boone County, KY
Happy Researching
Julie in the lineage of Milton Angleton

Re: Angleton Surname

civilwardad — 2004-05-19 20:44:06Z

Hi, My name is Julie and my grandmother was Julia Angleton b. 1889 in Knisley , Kansas. Her father was Granville Angleton. His father was Milton Angleton whose parents were William Penn Angleton and Mary Windsor. I would be very interested in any information you might have. Thanks
Julie

Re: William Penn Angleton, III. Lived: 1807-1890

dbarngrover — 2004-03-07 00:02:20Z

William P Angleton and Elizabeth Peake were my 3rdgr grandparents. Would you mind giving me some info on them?
I don't have too much. Any help will be appreciated. Thanks a lot, Debbie

Re: William Penn Angleton, III. Lived: 1807-1890

dbarngrover — 2004-03-07 00:02:20Z

Hi Patti! William Penn Angleton and Elizabeth Peek are my 3rd gr grandparents. But I'm descended from their daughter Elizabeth (3 Aug 1841- 12 May 1910) and William Monroe (19 Apr 1841- 14 Apr 1919). Do you have any info on this couple? Thanks alot, Debbie

Re: Elizabeth A. Angleton & William H. Monroe

dbarngrover — 2004-03-07 00:02:20Z

Hi Patti! I already have the info you gave me. Elizabeth and Wm Monroe are both buried in Lewis Creek Cem in Shelby Co., IN. I have seen their graves . William's parents are Joseph Monroe (10/Apr/1805- 20/Oct/1903) and Harriet Keeler (17/Dec/1809-27/Mar/1843). The only thing I have found about William Penn Angelton is that he married a woman named Noell. Was he married twice? I haven't found where he maried Elizabeth Angleton. Again, thanks for the info. Debbie P.S. William Sherman Monroe died 30 Nov 1929. His second wife Celeste Mount died 15 Jul 1934. I have copies of their obits and pictures of them if you are interested.

Re: Angleton Surname

Crystal_Cunningham — 2003-08-31 16:45:39Z

julie sorry I will e-mail the file to you asap

Re: Marshall Angleton

Crystal_Cunningham — 2003-08-31 16:37:11Z

Sorry it took so long to get to you! I maybe able to help you with some info on the Angleton family. let me know if you are still looking
Crystal

Angleton

RChecola8076 — 2002-12-05 16:29:44Z

My grandfather's sister Marguerite Checola married Marshall Angleton and they lived in Clerwater Florida. They met in Portland Oregon and my grandfather and Marguerite were both from Chicago

Marshall Angleton

RChecola8076 — 2002-12-05 16:29:44Z

I received your email but my Marshall Angleton did not have ant children. He was born in 1895 and was the commander of the Great Lakes Naval Base/ I do not know where he was born. I know he lived in Chicago and married Marguerite Checola and they lived in Ore and Florida.
Rob

William Angleton married to Mary Noell?

pattibrown82 — 2002-11-20 01:58:37Z

Debbie, You mention a William Angleton, KY...
Is that the same as: William P. Angleton,
who married Mary Elizabeth Noell on April 26, 1827
in Hamilton, Boone, KY?

Elizabeth A. Angleton & William H. Monroe

pattibrown82 — 2002-11-20 01:58:37Z

Elizabeth A. Angleton (3 Aug 1841 - 12 May 1910) Married: William H. Monroe (19 Apr 1841 - 4 Apr 1919)

Children of this marriage, and their spouses:
1) Louella Monroe (14 May 1862 - 30 Jul 1935) Married: William Lee
2) Wm. Sherman Monroe (22 Nov 1865 - 15 Jul 1934) Married: (1) Viola Pope. (2) Celeste Mount
3) Lloyd Monroe (21 Dec 1873 - 6 Nov 1881)
4) Charles C. Monroe (12 Apr 1883 - 24 Jan 1967) Married: Clara Belle Cross

I have a couple questions about Eliz. Angleton & Wm Monroe:
1) Does anyone know what cemetery they are buried in?
2) Does anyone know the names of Wm Monroe’s parents?

Patti Brown at
Texan_now@yahoo.com

Mary Alice Angleton b 1829, Boone Co., KY

pattibrown82 — 2002-11-20 01:58:37Z

Parents William P. Angleton Mary Elizabeth Noell.
She married James Brown Luther 1846, IN.

Would like information about these two branches
of this family.

Son of William Angleton, Samuel

pattibrown82 — 2002-11-20 01:58:37Z

Debbie,
Read all your posts; and I believe we 'could be' talking about the same family. See my post of 1/22/00 'William P. Angleton Mary Elizabeth Noell'. Do you know who your William Angleton married? Could it be Mary Elizabeth Noell?

You mentioned that Samuel was the son of William; did William also have a daughter named Mary Alice Angleton b. Feb 2, 1829 Boone Co., KY d. Sep 7, 1873 Greene Co., IN m. James Brown Luther Dec 1, 1846 Shelby Co., IN (had 13 children.)

Email me.

William P. Angleton Mary Elizabeth Noell

pattibrown82 — 2002-11-20 01:58:37Z

These individuals married and lived in Boone Co., KY, later
moving to Shelby Co., Indiana.

Have dau. Mary Alice Angleton (1829-1873) who married a James
Brown Luther.

Does this sound familiar to anyone?

Elizabeth Angleton (1841-1910 & Wm Monroe (1841-1919)

pattibrown82 — 2002-11-20 01:58:37Z

Re: William Penn Angleton, III. Lived: 1807-1890

2002-08-30 15:42:07Z

Patti I have been trying to get ahold of you for about a year I really want to share info with you I have a large Angleton family tree I also have a tree for the Windsor line and some of the Bridges line as well as many more about 20,000 names
please get ahold of me

Re: wrong info

2002-08-30 15:35:29Z

Are you attending the reunion this weekend? I will be in Linton, late this evening and will be staying at the Park Inn tonight and then probably will be staying at Cunningham cousin Doris. I am bringing my family info with me. I am the granddaughter of Pansy Angleton, Williams' sister. Hope to hear from you. Crystal Cunningham

Re: wrong info

2002-08-28 16:49:53Z

Hi, just typed my first and last naem into google search engine to see what i could find. My grandfather's naem was William P. Angleton, I was told by my father the P. stood for Penn. If the William you are referring to was married to a Fannie (not sure how it is spelled) Angleton, then they are my grandma and grandpa

Angleton Family Members

Crystal_Cunningham — 2002-07-02 00:40:33Z

I am looking to see how many we are
could all that get this message report back to me so I can get ahold of you
looking to link all Angletons in the US together in one family have a large history so far.
Thank you
Crystal Cunningham
theloveoffamily@hotmail.com

Re: Angleton Surname

crystalcunningham80 — 2002-06-07 17:25:34Z

Kim I have your family history please e-mail me at
theloveoffamily@hotmail.com
I have traced the Angleton name to 1776 and I have other info that goes to the 1600's

Re: family roots

2002-05-10 21:29:42Z

Jason, I do not know any Myers excet my husbands here in Pa. Sorry. I was inquiring about another name and not sure how you got my message, oh well. Have a good day.

Re: family roots

JASONSHERREY — 2002-05-10 05:02:33Z

do you know a richard myers died in fredricktown missouri?

Re: Angleton Surname

k_angleton — 2002-04-17 02:03:55Z

My dad is from that part of Illinios too! We live in arkansas now.
My grandfather was Robert William (R.W.) Angleton.
My great-grandfather was John Milton Angleton.

Please send me any info you have about these people.
Thanks!

Re: Angleton Surname

Crystal_Cunningham — 2002-03-09 19:10:41Z

I have Angleton Family History to 1700's I even have info on the wives that goes back to the 1600's I would love to share info with you if I can get a copy of your tree to add to mine i am working on an Angleton Family book.

Re: family roots

2002-01-08 01:16:13Z

If that username does not work you can try my other one, it is
c-jmom@webtv.net
It would really be neat if we wre related somehow. I think I told you I live in the state of Pennsylvania, USA. I am not sure where you live so figured I'd put in the USA thing. Can't wait to hear from you. Jan

Re: family roots

Crystal_Cunningham — 2002-01-08 00:37:35Z

tried to send you the info that I have but can't seem to get it to you???

sorry
I will try some more
Crystal Cunningham

William Penn Angleton