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Mary Ashabranner Manilla Ark.

slipinn — 2009-03-04 21:47:03Z

My grandfater was a child of Mary Ashabranner who later married and became Mary Hutton. My Grandfather was adopted out as an infant to the family of Amos and Janie Chambers.
My grandfather is named Frank Chambers and was born in 1897.
I would like to know more about my ashabranner family ties and history. Took our family 100 years to solve this.
email me at slipinn@aol.com

Re: Ashabranner - Mississippi County Arkansas

LarryLWallace — 2009-02-03 19:17:14Z

I am from this family. In fact, when I was a child, I went to family reunions with the last two living sisters who were ashabranners.....in Belton. Contact me if you would like....2147620197

Re: Henry Ashabranner

kilmastr — 2007-12-22 07:50:10Z

i have some info on henry ashabranner...henry dad was tom ashabranner from tom's first marriage

Re: Ashabranner family

kilmastr — 2007-11-10 17:24:19Z

henry joe ashabranner father i believe is my ggfather tom ashabranner

Re: ashabranners

kilmastr — 2007-11-10 17:21:37Z

i have an alice ashabranner....her father was tom ashabranner from his first marriage. not sure who his first wife name....second wife was lude ashabranner

Re: Ashabranner''s from Manilla Arkansas

kilmastr — 2007-11-10 17:06:47Z

i might have some info....i have a alice ashabranner who father was tom ashabranner(my ggfather),but i was told she married henry holloway..tom was married twice first wife not sure,second wife was lude(lucanne) ashabranner 1/2 cherokee indian. lude is my ggmother

Re: Ashabranner - Mississippi County Arkansas

NCJ1958 — 2007-10-28 21:00:06Z

Hello. My gr.grandfather, John T. McDole, was Mary (Bettie) Ashabranners brother. I know he lived with Bettie and Joseph for awhile. I can't seem to find anything on their parents though. My grandparents were Johnny R. & Edna C.McDole. They're both buried in Manila Cemetary. Sorry I don't have any more info.
Nancy

Re: Ashabranner Family from Cottonwood Texas

riotrio — 2007-09-07 19:42:06Z

We sent you an email noon-time (Arizona time) Friday, September 9.

Re: Ashabranner Family from Cottonwood Texas

C_Ashabranner — 2007-09-06 15:35:16Z

Yes, I have found information on J. L. Ashabranner but not much on Donia other than she was Fredonia Carter. I am trying to find her parents but have had no luck yet in doing so. I would love to see your information on the Ashabranner family. If yours is from Cottonwood, Texas, I have little dought that we are related. You can email me at claudia915@aol.com

Thanks, Claudia

Re: Ashabranner Family from Cottonwood Texas

riotrio — 2007-09-06 07:10:44Z

We saw your posting of January 2000. Did you find the information you were looking for?

We had a relative named Ashabranner in Cottonwood that may be a relative of who you listed.

Re: William Henry Ashabranner

PamBaker44 — 2006-07-18 03:36:49Z

Hello Joe, have you been able to find out any information about Mary Polly Butler's father, George Butler b. GA?
Thanks,
Pam

Re: Isabella ASHABRANNER

glenbrose_1 — 2004-11-30 04:00:12Z

Viola, there are Ashabranners buried in a cemetery near Solvang (I have the specifics, just not at my fingertips)...this has to be the same family? I think there was an Isabel as part of my family, not sure....will need to check my notes...let me hear from you. BTW, that was an interesting story about the salt.
Have you found her in the 1860 or 1870 census in MO (lots of Ashabranners there then in various counties, they seemed to migrate to Mississippi County, ARK, just over the state line).

Re: Ashabranner - Mississippi County Arkansas

glenbrose_1 — 2004-11-30 03:53:52Z

I am desc. from Essais Ashabranner from Miss County AR, also. I have lots of info on the Ashabranner's but have had a heck of a time putting Essais and Jane (their daughter Minerva was my great grandmother) with parents. I don't know Jane's maiden name (maybe Killian). Essais died as a POW in the Civil War. Jane remarried and had a daughter Elberta Chambers. I believe Jane moved to Temple, TX (where the rest of the family went) and may be buried there.
I am very interested in putting these families together....let me hear from you, cousins!

Re: Isabel

2004-09-26 21:38:50Z

yes she is a asherbranner. she is one of the many greast grandmother's that i have.

amber

Re: Ashabranner - Mississippi County Arkansas

phutton135 — 2004-09-04 05:12:50Z

Laura,
I don't think but am not sure if any of those are related to mine. Though as I've seen in other posts, its hard to believe that there are too many Ashabranner lines living in such a small area.

Unfortunatly the Ashabranners were an unknown to me until a couple weeks ago, so the research I have done so far is pretty light and very incomplete. I'm glad I found you all here though, even if they posts are a few years old.

Heres what I know so far...
Much of my fathers side of the family lived in or near Manila, Big Lake Twp, ...and Mississippi Co in general.

I descend through Joseph A Ashabranner b. May 1854 Arkansas. m. Abt. 1871 to (Betty, Bettie) Mary E McDole b. Jan 1853 in Tennessee.
-Sidenote...1910 Census Shows her as Mary.
-1900 as Betty
-1880 as Bettie
Children that I have found so far are Benton b. abt 1873, James b. abt 1879, Henry b. Jun 1885, and Mary J. b. Abt 1876.
-Another note...a couple census show they had 5 children with 3 living. I have not found the 5th.

Mary J married James Monroe Hutton b. abt 1874.
They had numerous children,
Edgar Lee(my ggrandfather) b. abt 1903 manila Ar, William Joseph, Woodrowe b. abt. 1913, Lizzie, Eula V b. Abt. 1915, Hettie b. abt. 1909, Arline b. abt 1911, and Bessie.
I think all these children were born in or near Manila.

As I mentioned, I have heard numerous times that we had "indian blood". But, no one has been able to tell me exactly from where. There are a couple places in my tree it could come from, but this has so far been the most likely.

I look forward to hearing more from you!

Re: Ashabranner - Mississippi County Arkansas

laura-w — 2004-09-03 19:48:13Z

Hello, my side of the Ashabranner side of the family is also from Mississippi county Ark. And yes there is indian blood in the family. My great grandpa Henry Joe Ashabranner is from Manila Ark and his wife Margaret Adams are buried in Manila, Margaret was Cherokee Indian , are these two of the family in your line, There are still alot of Ashabranners living in Manila, They had these children;
Leonard Floyd ASHABRANNER b: Sept. 19 1904 in Manila Arkansas
Hermon ASHABRANNER
Leroy ASHABRANNER
JT ASHABRANNER
Ray D ASHABRANNER
Jewel ASHABRANNER
Sylvinas ASHABRANNER '
Leonard was my grandpa, , I believe my aunt use to talk about an Aunt Mary, I will ask her and get back to you on this.

Ashabranner - Mississippi County Arkansas

phutton135 — 2004-09-02 23:49:57Z

I am another descendant of the Ashabranners in Mississippi Co Arkansas.

My gggrandfather was Edgar Lee Hutton b. abt.1903 Manila. Parents James Monroe Hutton and Mary Ashabranner.

Mary was the daughter of Joseph A Ashabranner and Mary E McDole I believe. Its been a little hard to trace through the census.
I'm trying to find confirmation of Joseph and Mary, and to find anything on their parents.

I have also been told over the years that we have "indian blood", "Cherokee blood", etc...

Any info or contacts would be Greatly appreciated!!!!

Please feel free to email me - phutton@postmark.net

Ashabranners of Robertson Co. TN

DeborahSpurlock27 — 2004-07-06 04:40:08Z

I'm looking for anyone who may have photos or drawings of any of the Ashabranners (Ashbranners) that lived in Robertson County Tennessee - late 1800's to early 1900's.

Re: Ashabranner's in SE Missouri & NE Arkansas

2002-04-25 15:19:39Z

Clete, You have gotten as far as the rest of us have on the Ashabranner's of NE. Arkansas, I am sorry to say. The problem is the spelling of the names, I have found alot of Asburns in Mississippi County, AR that I am sure are Ashabranners. We know little of what happened to Albsolm, Emanuel, Easias and Hezekiah, but all of which remains in AR are from these four men. I also think that they are tied to Urban. I did find some Ashabranner's in Lawrence County, MO in the early 1800's in a tax list. I wish I had better news for you but there is just so much to be done on this line and the record keeping of AR has been very poorly done.

Jamie

Isabella ASHABRANNER

2004-02-06 15:24:40Z

I'm looking for the parents of Isabella Ashabranner who was bn abt 1855 somewhere in MO. On every CA census from 1880 through 1930 it was stated that her Mother was born in IL and her Father in MO.

There is a family story that says that when Isabella was a child soldiers came and forced the family off their land. The Mother asked is she could have time to bury her husband. Before Isabella and her Mother left , the Mother covered the bottom of the wagon with salt. She told the child not to tell anyone, that the salt was their money. Does anyone have any idea where this could have been?

Later Isabella and her Mother came to CA in a covered wagon

Re: Isabel

2003-07-02 18:31:56Z

Was minerva a Ashabranner, I live in Cape Girardeau and maybe I can find some info here.

Ashabranner's in SE Missouri & NE Arkansas

2002-02-07 21:56:53Z

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