Atterbury - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: ATTERBURY - South Africa

gye1nyame — 2012-01-31 03:31:00Z

Are there any Atterburys in South Africa that are Black?
If so where in South Africa are they located?

Atterbury, Eugene Clifford

milfall — 2009-10-20 11:55:22Z

Looking for anyone who knows of Eugene Clifford Atterbury (born 1896 in Pittsburgh, Pa). His father was Clifford Atterbury(born 1877 in Pennsylvania. His mother was Eugennia Schmidt Atterbury (born 1872 in Pittsburgh). Eugennia's parents are Eugene G. Schmidt (born 1848 in France) and Luella Malsch Schmidt (born 1850 in Germany).

Death of Dr. N. Wesley Atterberry in Mexico

davwayell — 2008-12-04 02:11:29Z

Anyone interested in a copy of the U.S. Department of State's "Report of the Death of an American Citizen" for Dr. N. Wesley Atterberry, please contact me so I can conduct research to locate the record. Dr. Atterberry died in Mexico on March 15, 1921.

Dave Ellison
davwayell@aol.com

ATTERBURY John D 1926-1978

t42Moore — 2008-11-10 22:36:39Z

ATTERBURY John D 1926-1978

I photographed this gravestone in the Moore Cemetery, Arlington,Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records.

This is one of the 197,780 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com If you know more about this person please reply here.

Family tree Atterbury

tapberg — 2008-03-11 19:15:56Z

looking for any info on George Atterbury who was a labourer and left for South africa on the ship GLENTANNER on 13 February 1850. His wife was Mary Ann.

Family tree Atterbury

tapberg — 2008-03-11 08:59:37Z

Looking for any info on the Atterbury family that moved from England to South Africa.

ATTERBURY - South Africa

tapberg — 2008-03-10 08:36:19Z

Looking for any Atterbury who has connections to Atterbury in South Africa.

Re: Job line et al

sayrefloral — 2007-09-28 04:55:32Z

I'm searching for information on Mary Atterbury b ca 1638 Virginia. I suspect the Lewis connection as she and husband James Thursto Toon b. 1620 England had a son named Mark Tune/Toon who had a son Lewis Toon and grandson John Lewis Toon

Do yo see any connection here?
Thanks

ATTERBURY

Perriss — 2007-09-23 10:41:14Z

Details of gravestones in Isle of Wight, England contact me.

Virginia Lee Atterbury, 1925 death notice, St. Louis newspaper

Deercamp97 — 2006-10-15 17:41:53Z

From the St Louis Post-Dispatch, Tuesday, 8 December 1925, page 33

ATTERBURY – Entered into rest on Sunday, Dec 6, 1925, at 8:30 a.m., Virginia Lee Atterbury (nee George), beloved wife of William Baker Atterbury and mother of William B. Jr., Henry S, ____ P., Virginia Lee and Jeanne Atterbury.

Funeral will take place from the Mullen chapel, 5165 Delmar boulevard, on Wednesday Dec. 9, at 8:30 a.m., to St. Barbara’s Church. Interment in Calvary Cemetery.

Miller Guardian to Wm, Ida, Zeela Atterbury in IL 1878

JKAFLA — 2006-09-29 22:25:51Z

Edwardsville Intelligencer
Edwardsville, IL
1878 April 10
J G Miller is guardian for William, Ida, and Zeela Atterbury, minors

Malcolm ATTERBURY Jr., 1941 - 2006, obit

LorraineGilmer02 — 2006-05-21 15:21:11Z

Atterbury Jr., Malcolm

Malcolm Atterbury, Jr., director, teacher and talented composer, died Sunday morning, April 16 in Burbank, California at the age of 65. The son of actress Ellen Hardies Atterbury and veteran stage, television and film actor Malcolm Atterbury, he was born March 24th, 1941 in Schenectady, New York. After graduating Beverly Hills High School, Atterbury attended College of the Pacific in California and Macalester College in Minnesota. In 1966 he returned to Southern California and led a successful c areer as a script supervisor for various films and television productions. In the 1970's, Atterbury's love of the theater inspired a successful shift from the screen to Artistic Director for the Claremont Playhouse, acting teacher at The American Academy of Dramatic Arts, and co-founder of Karousel Kids, Inc. a non-profit organization dedicated to enriching children's lives through musical theater. Most recently, Atterbury was a director and set designer for the Group Repertory Theater in North Hollywood. An incredibly talented pianist and composer, Atterbury scored several plays and original works throughout his lifetime. He loved to travel and avidly attended the theater. Atterbury is survived by his daughter Alexis Weaver and grandson, Cole Weaver; his brother Charles Atterbury and sister Jill Atterbury. A memorial service will be held at 2:00 p.m. on Sunday June 18, 2006 at the Garrison Theatre in the Claremont Colleges, 241 East 10th Street, Claremont, CA 91711. In lieu of flowers, please sen d donations to the Ellen H. Atterbury and Malcolm Atterbury, Jr. Foundation, 39 E. Calle Crespis, Santa Barbara, CA 93105.
Published in the Inland Valley Daily Bulletin on 5/21/2006.

Re: Robert Bakewell Atterbury

eprieskorn — 2006-01-10 18:00:25Z

Robert Bakewell Atterbury, I think is Grandfather or Gr grandfather to my Grandfather, I am having trouble finding
anything on my grandfathers birth, UNTILL I found Wm'.s mother through a post card she wrote him in Maricopa CA.

She had been looking for him for years, his name then was William Henry Bryant, her name was Julia E. Davis Atterbury, m to Frederick Atterbury. His father the above Robert Bakewell.
Went to cemetery, in MI. family plot, no Wm. if the same one he is buried in Bakersfield California. Kern County.

Why did William run away? or given away, what is with this family, does anyone know?
Eleanor Louise Bryant Prieskorn.
ellie@iwvisp.com

Re: Robert Bakewell Atterbury

eprieskorn — 2006-01-10 18:00:25Z

Hello,
At last, some one that knows what is going on, it was the letter that my cousin John has or had, he found it when they had to empty grandmothers house, he sent me the card, it has Julia's picture on it. as for the letter , I was told the name of granddads mother, Julia Atterbury, so I sent for the death certificate, that is what it said. she was b. Apr 15, 1842
d Jan 15, 1923, b NY. father Geo Davis, mother Schellinger
husband Frederick Atterbury,
Now she married Frederick in June of 1865, (from Atterbury records) Is this for a fact? my William Henry Bryant was b.
Nov 3, 1868, I thought he changed it when he was given away. he m Edith Margaret Clawson Aug. 25, 1895
5 boys, and 1 girl.
All the card says is she was canning, and for him to write, 1919, I think was the date. In the letter John said she had been looking for him for a very long time, also William's brother, he had never said he had sisters. But he was so closed mouth about his past and none of my uncles said one word, one of my aunts said his mothers name was Julia Elizabeth,
I looked for a Julia for a very long time.
Why did they put William Henry Atterbury instead of Hodges?
I was almost called Ella, but for some reason was changed to Eleanor.
Do you have a picture anyplace of Julia?
I can understand how you might feel about giving out your address but if you could go to my e- mail I will exchange addresses so I can send a copy of the post card, both sides.
Eleanor.
ellie@iwvisp.com
I also adopted two girls, mine might as well be blood.

Dorcus ATTERBURY: grandmother of John Hamilton DOZIER

2005-10-18 16:24:06Z

I am looking for a Dorcus Atterbury, Cherokee name Morning Star. She was adopted by the Atterburys and is the Grandmother of John Hamilton Dozier. who's Father is Ninnian Franklin Dozier. My problem is, I cant make a link between Ninnian and Jamse I. and other than that, I have proof he is a root fr. Leonard Dozier's tree. Any info. would help. Thanks Terry

Robert Bakewell Atterbury

judyolson36 — 2005-09-14 12:10:54Z

I am anxious to contact the person who submitted Bobert Bakewell Atterbury information to the World Tree. I have information that may be of interest.

The Atterbury Family

judyolson36 — 2005-09-14 12:10:54Z

I am hoping to contact the person who posted material on Robert Bakewell Atterbury. I have information about his family. Is this the family you are interested in?

Connection with Ross family

BRugala — 2005-07-01 12:56:37Z

Does anyone have a record of a marriage to a Ross? I think there might be a connection (possibly in Texas), but I have not found the record.
Thanks.

Re: Linking to casper

kent_atterbury — 2005-03-24 01:02:55Z

Casper had a son Charles who worked as a cook in Sun Valley idaho. He died there

Louis Edward Atterbury, b. 11-26-1916, St. Louis, MO orphan

kathy3643 — 2005-03-13 21:02:37Z

I have an orphanage record for Louis Edward Atterbury. Contact me for more info.

I am not related.

Walter ATTERBURY - died 1 Oct 1904, Silverton, San Juan County, CO

JHaselwood8356 — 2004-09-25 21:23:17Z

Joseph Atterbury / Edmond Atterbury

2004-06-17 05:13:00Z

I am looking for any information on Edmond Atteberry. He died in the Civil War in 1863. He was married to a Martha Morgan. His Father was Joseph Atteberry. If anyone has anything on Joseph I would appreciate it. I do not know his wife's name. Joseph was born in Anderson Mills, Texas.
Of course the last name is spelled about 3 different ways. Thanks!

Samantha Parlee Morgan Attebury Hilton Hudson

candrasharnell — 2004-06-09 03:36:08Z

I am looking for any information on my Great Great Grandma. She was born in Feb 29th, 1860 in Gatewood,Ripley County, Missouri.She was married twice. The last time to Annaias Hudson. I cannot find any informatin on her parents. All I know is she was adopted by Dan and Jessie Dye when she was 9 years old. I was told her Mother died when she was young and her Father dissapeared. Her Grandfather's name was Joseph Attebury.
Any information on the Dye family, Hilton's or the Attebury''s would be much appreciated.
The names may have different spelling too.

Emily Atterbury Turpin buried near Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon

2003-11-26 17:35:04Z

I am looking for info on the names of the parents of Emily Atterbury Turpin (1827-1875) who is buried at Taylor-Lane Cemetery, south of Cottage Grove, Lane Co., Oregon. I believe that her husband was Jonathan Taylor Turpin. Possibly the surname should be Turpen.

Emily Atterbury m. Turpen

2003-04-12 04:39:19Z

I am looking for information on Emily (Emma) Atterbury who was born in KY in 1826. She married Johnathan Taylor Turpen and headed west from MO in 1857, settling eventually in Lane Co., Oregon. Any help would be appreciated -

Re: Mister Roger Smee

2003-02-17 12:00:33Z

Have you managed to find this person - as I know a Roger Smee that lives in Henley and know that he was connected with Reading FC at one stage

Let me know

James

Nigel Atterbury born Lyme Regis 1942

lucath — 2003-02-14 12:04:03Z

I'm looking for my brother son of Florence & Gilbert Atterbury. I'd like him to know that I have 3 wonderful sons who would love to know their only maternal relative.

Re: Mister Roger Smee

2003-01-26 18:35:01Z

Hi
There seem to be a lot of Roger Smee's and I can't tell which is which !

I think the following is correct, but let me know if it is wrong.

Roger Smee played for Reading before moving to Ostend, he then moved back to Reading and took over the club following the infamous boardroom battle with Rupert Murdoch.

He may also be the father of Alistair Smee who rowed across the Atlantic last year.

I have several other possible roles which may or may not be him !

PLease Let me know of any updates you receive

Pete Smee
(still trying to work out if I am a descendant of a Captain Hook's Mate)

OBITUARY: Maxine (Atterbury) Landreth

Epaphroditus — 2002-04-05 15:51:12Z

MAXINE BARBARA LANDRETH - age 86 years 11 months 18 days - Maxine was born April 15, 1915 in Jacksonville, Oregon, child number six of eight to Jesse Ere Atterbury and Winifred "Pearl" (Matthews). The family returned to living in Roseburg by 1919 where Maxine grew up. She graduated from Roseburg High School. She was married August 18, 1934 to Merle Claire Landreth in Roseburg, Oregon. She lived in Roseburg until 1938 when they moved to Seattle, Washington. They lived in the Seattle area until 1977 when her husband passed away. She then lived in Lincoln City Oregon until her death. Her hobbies were sewing and crafts. She was baptized as a Seventh-day Adventist in Roseburg OR in 1931 and has been a member of that denomination since that time. She was preceded in death by her husband, Merle Claire Landreth on Feb. 16, 1977. She died April 2, 2002 at Samaritan North Lincoln Hospital, Lincoln City, OR of pneumonia. She is survived by her children, Sylvia Sproed of Lincoln City, Oregon and Jeff Landreth of Lahina, Maui; her brothers, Keith Atterbury of Roseburg, OR and Clinton Atterbury of Hesperia, CA; her grandchildren, Denise Merritt of Lewiston, ID; Devin Sproed of Salem OR; Danielle Stewart of Walla Walla, WA; Jennifer Landreth of Seattle, WA; Jesse Landreth of Lahina, HI; and Jolene Landreth of Kechi, KS. She will be buried in Pacific View Memorial Cemetery, Lincoln City, Oregon. Memorials in her honor may be contributed to Maranatha Volunteers International, 166 Sacramento Inn Way, Suite 116, Sacramento, CA 95815. A memorial service will be held on Saturday, April 6, 2002 at 3 p.m. in the Lincoln City Seventh-day Adventist Church.

Rev. Thomas Atterbury

margueriteatteberryemmons — 2002-03-24 02:21:56Z

Seeking parentage and any other pertinent information on the Rev. Thomas Atterbury who was a Methodist Episcopal minister in KY in 1829. In 1823 he married Mary Browder, daughter of Isham Browder in Hopkins County, KY. Thanks, Marguerite

These are two different Thomas'

margueriteatteberryemmons — 2002-03-24 02:21:56Z

Wanda,

Thanks for your imput but you have confused two of the five Thomas Attebery/.../Attebury's who were in Kentucky at this time.

My ancestor is the Thomas b c 1755 who died in Howard Co MO. He was married to Luraney and later to Ruth Reynolds (Tharp). I have documentation on him. I also have information on his death and estate in 1840 Howard Co MO.

The Thomas who was a minister and married Mary Browder is completely different. I am seeking information on his parentage to determine if he was a member of the larger Atterberry family or if he was related to the so-called "Job" line.

Feel free to contact me with additional questions and clarifications and proofs.

Marguerite

Job line et al

margueriteatteberryemmons — 2002-03-24 02:21:56Z

Wanda,

1) The "Job" line is a different but probably related line of Attebury's (that's the spelling most of the descendants use). Job's son Lewis came to America about 1803 and this family is mainly in the northeat. Have you heard of "Atterbury Glass?" That's a company that was run by members of that line. Several others were officers in the Civil War and one, Grosvenor, was an architect of some renown.

2) As for Moses, that line is probably from Nathan (15) one of the 9 probable sons of William Atterbury. The 9 sons are often but not always listed thus:
Michael 11
William 12
Charles 13
Richard 14
Nathan 15
John 16
Edward 17
Thomas 18
James 19

I think we corresponded long ago. Please contact me privately if you wish further information and explanations.

Marguerite

Re: Robert Bakewell Atterbury

2002-02-28 20:17:47Z

Dear Eleanor, Wow! You have presented a real mystery to me. First of all, my mother was adopted by Clara Atterbury and Rev. R.A. MacMullen. So the Atterbury's are not blood kin to me, although I am interested in them. Clara was the daughter of Julia Davis Atterbury and Frederick Atterbury. I have their family Bible. It lists Frederick's parents and their children, as well as the children of Frederick and Julia. There was indeed a son William, but he was William Hodgins Atterbury, b. 21 Mar 1870, d. 12 Feb 1902. There is no mystery about him at all. He was a Dr. in Litchfield, MI. He had two sisters, Clara and Ella.
Are you sure that Julia was his mother? The William I know about married, but had no children. I really can't figure out where the extra William came from. If you could tell me what Julia said on the card I might find a clue for you. Judy

Re: Job line et al

2001-11-22 16:07:57Z

I am looking for any help in locating my family heritage. I am the daughter of Charles Richard Attebury of Western Kentucky. He died in August of 1977. If anyone can help me please email me at the email address listed above. Thanks Dawn Attebury

atterbury

jersbuick — 2001-10-06 11:20:21Z

try new family tree maker cd #51 good luck.

attebury

jersbuick — 2001-10-06 11:20:21Z

hi bev, i have a few new item's.do you have a
fax ? or i can mail you. jerry

attebury

jersbuick — 2001-10-06 11:20:21Z

i'll send next week.jerry (mail)

mary ann atterbury

2001-07-25 03:58:43Z

I have recently decided to find out about my ancestry. I have
never taken or had time to research. Does anyone know about the family of Mary Ann Atterbury? She had a son,
my grandfather, Walter Clement Martin. My father was
Alfard C. Martin. I really don't even know where to start to
research. Any ideas would be helpful. Thanks!

mary ann atterbury

2001-07-25 03:58:14Z

I AM A ATTERBURY

2001-07-18 11:06:20Z

my name is linzi atterbury and i am 15
i wanted 2 know why u lot r all going on about atterburys

Re: The Atterbury Family

2001-07-18 11:02:06Z

i'm an atterbury
y r u all going on about atterburys

Atterbury

BEVSkoff44 — 2001-07-02 18:31:55Z

Gerald
Have you found any new info?
Want to share it with me?
email address dskoff@home.com

Attebury/Arterberry

BEVSkoff44 — 2001-07-02 18:31:55Z

Jerry
No I don't have a fax.
Can you email them to me @ dskoff@home.com
or my address is 722 14th Place Camanche, Iowa 52730

Thomas Atterbury md. Mary Browder

07756 — 2001-06-21 23:24:26Z

Marguerite, I have a little information on your Thomas Atterbury at this point. I have just begun to research him because of a Thomas Atterbury in my husband's family. Although I am not positive about any of this at this point, I find that Thomas Atterbury b. ca 1755 was born in Prince George, Maryland. He died in Howard, Missouri, in 1840. His father is said to have been William Atterbury. I have found that they had at least two children (1) Kinchlow Atterbury, b. ca. 1824 in either Christian, Ky., or Fayette, Howard Co., MO. 2. Emily Atterbury, b. ca. 1826, in either Christian Co., Ky, or Fayette, Howard Co., Mo. There is a large group of people who are researching the Atterbury family. And because I have two Thomas Atterburys in my husband's family, I found this one interesting because one line of my husband's family came from Missouri and I found an Emily Atterbury who married a Johnathan Taylor Turpin on 5 June 1845. I have not much more than this. However, if I locate more, I will post it here. Wanda Cole

Thomas Atteberry Job line

07756 — 2001-06-21 23:24:26Z

Hi, Marguerite,
I hope you are prepared for all my questions.
First, what is the "Job" line?
Second, are you familiar with the gene pool project?
I found a William Attebury or Atteberry who had about
nine sons. He was born in England and his sons moved
to various places including Missouri. HE had a son
named James who also died in Missouri.
Which Thomas Atteberry in Missouri is listed
in the gene pool project as the son of William
Atteberry, Attebury, etc. who died in Maryland?
Thanks for answering my questions.

Third: which of these Thomases had a son named
Moses, or how many of them had a son named
Moses. My husband's line is from a Moses
Attebury, or Atteberry who named a son Thomas?

Wanda Cole

Mister Roger Smee

2001-05-25 13:11:34Z

Hallo,
I am looking for mister Roger Smee who is British and who was in the 80this chairman of FC Reading (England)
In the seventhies he played for my favorit football-club in Ostend (Belgium-Europe)
In England via Internet they told me that mister Smee moved to Florida (salling properties ?)
Now i find out that a certain mister Roger Smee is living in Atterbury Ct. Orlando FL 32827-7041
I wonder if it is the person i am surching ?
Could anybody check it out for me please.
Thank you very mutch and very sorry for my poor English

Antoine Janssens
Salvialaan 29
8400 Oostende
email : ajanssens@pandora.be
Belgium
Europe

William Atteberry

2001-05-10 12:31:10Z

I read the message on FamilyHistory and thought I would see if your husband and I are related. William Atteberry b. June 21, 1710 in Eng. d. between 1766-68 in Virginia had nine sons. Nathaniel Nathan is in my line of the family and he had a son named Moses. William also had a son named Thomas. Moses b. 1782 d. around 1840 and was married to Mary Alexander. They had 8 children one of which was George Washington Atteberry who is my ggggrandfather. I have my side of the family from 1634 to present. I hope you can use this information and I would love to hear from you if you care to e-mail me at gksatt@aol.com. Glenn Atteberry

Linking to casper

2001-02-08 16:33:15Z

L.Earline thomas branch I am trying to match up with your efforts on family treemaker.Is it possible Casper had more kids than you listed? The tie to your Casper and and Pearl revolve around this possibility. Do You Have more info on Caspers son Charles did he end up in Idaho?

William Wallace Atterbury

2001-01-04 12:00:00Z

There is a small amount of info concerning William Wallace Atterbury, (General Atterbury - President of PRR) on the web site dedicated to Army bases named in his honor in Indiana, at www.IndianaMilitary.org We are always loking for inof specific to him.

General Atterbury

2000-12-31 15:35:16Z

Forgot to mention that Atterbury AAF at Columbus, IN was also named in honor of General Atterbury, also Camp Atterbury, Iran, and two "Atterbury Specials" trains in Indiana and Iran. His nickname was "Attaboy" because he always got things done. The ball tean at Camp Atterbury was the Attaboys. We have a large weekend re-dedication at camp Atterbury, end of July. You should try to visit is possible.