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Indian Barefoots

foots701 — 2013-06-12 17:16:56Z

Does anyone have any info on the line of Indian Barefoots from Robeson Co. NC. Looking for the father of Albert Barefoot. He is listed on the birth record of John D Barefoot Sr. born 1907, as father, Mary Edwards born 1891, is listed as mother. John is listed as Indian, Native American. Mary Barefoot, and John D Barefoot are listed in the 1910 census living in Goldboro, Wayne NC, with a Mary Barefoot born 1849. They are listed as white here. Later John D is listed as Indian again in the 1940 census living in South Carolina.

Re: Barefoot connection of NC and Texas families?

foots701 — 2013-06-05 23:49:46Z

CORRECTION TO PREVIOUS POST:
I incorrectly listed John Barefoot as born in 1869-should be 1769. He was the son of Jeptha Sr. of Edgecomb Co NC born abt 1736. Jeptha Sr. was the brother of Noah of Johnston Co NC, and John of Wayne Co. NC.

Re: Barefoot connection of NC and Texas families?

foots701 — 2013-06-05 10:55:25Z

John Barefoot, born 1802 in Edgecomb Co., NC moved to Alabama and is recorded there in the 1830 census record for Monroe Co. He married Barcena Winters and had a daughter then they moved to Titus TX., where they show up in census records in Tx from that point on. If you do a search for him on Ancestry you will find his line is well documented. He was the son of John born in 1869, who was the son of Jeptha Sr. of Edgecomb Co., NC.

Re: Barefoot connection of NC and Texas families?

BarbaraVivian — 2013-05-26 17:14:03Z

Ok. Sounds good. If you want to ask any questions, let me know. You can write an email to gingerycat@gmail.com.
There is another older book about more specific Barefoot lines -
Barefoot-Withrow Families by Anne and Vivian Daughtery, I think it was in 1986. But it's long been out of print.

Re: Barefoot connection of NC and Texas families?

Taylormadename — 2013-05-26 16:56:03Z

BarbaraVivian

I believe I have found a connection through an initial match through George Arthur Barefoot, but I am still trying to recreate the tree some so that I can link them together to see how it fits together.

I am also catching up on some college homework I got behind on from being sick. Give me a week and I will be able to say for sure how the trees match and be able to see if this is a direct match to my DNA match's or just a start in the connection.

Thank you.

Re: Barefoot connection of NC and Texas families?

BarbaraVivian — 2013-05-26 15:22:40Z

If you have a connection to Barefoot families in Texas during the 1800s, let me know. I might be able to help you out there.

Barbara

Re: Barefoot connection of NC and Texas families?

Taylormadename — 2013-05-22 21:40:52Z

Thank you.

I do have the book actually, but was having trouble finding the connection to Texas. I probably should have emailed Sue before posting here. I have since emailed her and she is trying to help me with a few leads.

I am trying to narrow it down.

Thank you again.

Jessica

Re: Barefoot connection of NC and Texas families?

BarbaraVivian — 2013-05-22 21:37:55Z

Jessica

Yes, the Barefoot families of Texas can ultimately be traced back to North Carolina and further back to Pennsylvania. But that's about 2-300 years ago. You might find it more helpful if you could provide any kind of name and geographical location and time period. The Barefoots are many and far-flung. There is a good book about the Barefoot line called:
Barefoot Families Of The South by Sue Cannady Barefoot of North Carolina, published in 2005. Check the internet for places that might have it for sale, or ask your local library or Family History Center if they might have copy or obtain one through an interlibrary loan. Good luck

Barefoot connection of NC and Texas families?

Taylormadename — 2013-05-22 20:34:48Z

I am an adoptee trying to search for my heritage using DNA.

I have a 3rd Cousin match to a Smith who is closely related to the Barefoot family in Johnston, North Carolina (Nathan T Barefoot and family).

I have recently found another shared segment of DNA with 5 other's and found that one had a mother with the maiden name Barefoot, but they appeared to be from Texas for several generations.

I was wondering if there is a line somewhere that connects the Johnston, North Carolina Barefoot's to Texas?

Also, does anyone know of any autosomal projects for the Johnston, NC area or the Barefoot's?

I have also had some matches with Peacock and McLamb, which appear to be from Johnston also, although much further back.

Any help would be appreciated.

Jessica

miles

luckiluchiono1924 — 2013-05-10 01:21:53Z

my name is dustin barefoot im the great great great grandfarther< im trying to see if there is any native american bllod in my family. if anyone knows anything that may help please let me know

Mr. Barefoot, 1765 - Boston area?

BarbaraVivian — 2013-04-24 16:07:11Z

Date: Monday, May 6, 1765
Paper: Boston Post-Boy (Boston, MA)
Issue: 403
Page: 2

Bristol, Feb. 23. One night last week the following accident happened at Bruton, in the county of Somerset. Mr. Barefoot, an eminent Chandler and Soapboiler, returning home from an inn in that town, accidentally fell into the river and was drowned: he was found the next morning standing on his feet in water, with his hat and wig on, (the water being up to his breast) and holding the rushes on shore with both his hands. He had upwards of ten guineas in his pocket , and a watch. He went from the inn at eleven o'clock, and his watch stood at just a quarter after eleven.

Re: Noah Barefoot, Johnston Co., NC mid to late 1700s

BarbaraVivian — 2013-04-24 16:03:02Z

The Barefoot name did come from Norway to Scotland. You can check it out on the internet. There are many sites that will tell you about Magnus Barefoot/Barfoot/Barfod - King of Norway.

Barefoot Family of Johnston NC (Nathan Barefoot m Lina Peacock)

Taylormadename — 2013-03-25 00:07:17Z

I was born in Fayetteville, NC in 1975 and put up for adoption. I am currently using DNA to try and figure out my maternal family tree.

I have a 4th cousin match who I am working with who has shared their tree with me and we both share an overlapping segment with a grandson of Nathan T Barefoot and Lina Peacock.

From what I can tell this family appears to have stayed in the same area along with the Tart, Peacock, and McLamb families.

I am trying to create a tree for this family so that I can try and find a common ancestor with my 4th Cousin match and was wondering if there are any well documented compilations of this family that I may be able to get ahold of.

I have started a tree, but there seems to be a few areas already with a lot of conflicting information.

Most of my other match's family has stuck pretty much around the Louisiana area with names like Hutchinson, Jones, Shirey, George, not name a few off the top of my head.

So on top of wondering if there is a compilation of this NC family I would also be interested to know if any of this branch split off to Louisiana.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

You may contact me over Ancestry or through my email account at jjfester@gmail.com.

Jessica

Re: Juliana Barefoot m. Hayden Watts

kellyparks1 — 2013-02-24 16:42:18Z

I have some info on Rayburn family. Wondering about and earlier connection between Watts and Cooksey.

Re: Judge Barefoot m. Mamie, lived OK

brivas1 — 2013-01-11 16:18:04Z

http://newsok.com/bert-boone-barefoot-jr./article/2600407

BAREFOOT Bert Boone, Jr., was born on October 17, 1913 in Chickasha, Oklahoma to Mamie and Bert Boone Barefoot, Sr. He died on Tuesday, January 20, after a short illness. Bert graduated from the University of Oklahoma Law School and was a practicing attorney in Oklahoma City for sixty years. Bert was an avid golfer, hunter and sports fan. He was a member of Phi Delta Theta, Kiwanis Club, Oklahoma Bar Assn., American Bar Assn., Beacon Club, OKC Golf and Country Club, Petroleum Club. Bert was pre-deceased by his wife of 59 years, Frances and his brother, Spencer. He is survived by his beloved nieces and nephews, Hala Rogers and her husband, Randy of OKC, Hal Stout and his wife, Vicki of Duncan, Jim Stout and his wife, Diane of Yukon, Rod Stout and his wife, Beverly of Edmond; and numerous great-nieces and nephews. Memorial services will be held at Hahn-Cook Street and Draper at 1:00 pm on Saturday, January 24. In lieu of flowers, the family requests memorials be made to the charity of their choice. The family wishes to thank Evelyn Edwards, Dr. Brooke Scott and the 2nd floor nursing staff of Mercy Hospital for all of their loving care. For his warm smile, generosity and constant devotion to family and friends, Bert will truly be missed. BIOG: NAME: UPD:

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http://www.usgennet.org/usa/topic/historical/1908ok_2_21.htm...

History of the State of Oklahoma Vol. II by Luther Hill, published 1908.

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cont.

GEORGE W. BAREFOOT, of Chickasha, was one of the old-time ranch men of the Southwestern trails, one of the more permanent cattlemen of the Indian Territory, and at a still later period in his stirring life a large property owner and developer of that town. He is not only extensively interested in its residence property, but in the Oklahoma State Bank, of which he is the vice president and with whose predecessor (the Chickasha Trust Company) he was prominently identified from its organization. Mr. Barefoot was born in Fayettville, Arkansas, on the 10th of February, 1849. About nine years before this event his father had brought the family from Missouri and in 1859 made another move from Arkansas to Grayson county, Texas. Here he engaged in farming and the cattle business, and furnished his son, George W., with his first real experience in these occupations. The boy developed into a strong and thrifty youth on the Texas frontier, but the primitive conditions of his mental training are well illustrated by the shifts to which he was put to obtain his first slate and pencil-digging the raw material himself from a neighboring slate quarry. Thus armed, he learned to write and "cipher," and at the age

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sixteen began the actualities of life on the range, with J. C. Latimer, who was one of the pioneer cattlemen of Montague county, Texas. His first service on the trail was incurred in 1867, when he drove cattle across the Indian Territory on the Shawnee trail instead of the more frequented Chisholm route, then particularly threatened by the hostile Osages. He afterward made other trips across the territory to Hunnewell and Baxter Springs, Kansas, and even exposed himself to the fierce onsets of the Comanches in the interests of his employes. He thus acquired the courage and experience to engage successfully in the business himself. From 1878 to 1885 Messrs. Barefoot and Bryant ranched an the extent of country from Henrietta, Clay county, to Wichita Falls, Wichita county, Texas, and during a portion of this period had cattle on Cache creek, in the Comanche country, Indian Territory. During this era their output was extensive, as many as ten thousand head being marketed from their stock annually. They also owned a ranch in the Chickasaw Nation opposite Red River station, and they fed extensively at Gainesville, Clarksville, Denison and Whitewright, Texas, shipping the cattle to St. Louis and Kansas City. Later, Mr. Barefoot himself established feeding quarters at Purcell, having individual cattle interests in the Chickasaw Nation. Eventually he closed out this ranch and all similar interests. He then came to Chickasha, purchased a tract of land south of the place, and, after perfecting his title to it, platted it as the Rock Island addition to the town. After readily disposing of this piece of thirty acres, he bought other property in Chickasha, some of which he has sold and pieces of which he has improved and still handles as landlord. He is one of the large owners of residence property in the city, and his holdings mark him as one of her most substantial citizens. In 1904, when the Chickasha Trust Company was organized he was elected an officer, and in 1908, when it was merged into the Oklahoma State Bank, he was continued on the directorate and chosen vice-president.
Daniel Barefoot, the father was born in Kentucky about 1811, and was one of two sons, his father dying when the children were very young. As a single man he went to Ripley county, Missouri, and afterward to Fayetteville, Arkansas, where he married Malinda Stone, who died in Montague, Texas, in 1881, fourteen years prior to his own demise at the same place. In 1867 the father had brought his family to Texas, establishing them in Grayson county, where he was a modest farmer and cattleman.
On March, 16, 1868, George W. Barefoot, married Miss Sallie Boone, the ceremony taking place in Grayson county, Texas. Emma, their eldest child, is the wife of E. T. Woodson, of Oklahoma City. Bert B., the eldest son, graduated from the Georgetown (Texas) College and from the law department of the Texas State University; is a rising attorney and Democrat, and is the present county attorney of Grady county, having, as the unanimous choice of his party, defeated his Republican opponent by 1,837 votes. His wife was formerly Mamie Spencer. Clifford, the third and youngest child of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Barefoot, is a student at the Oklahoma State University. Mr. Barefoot is a Democrat, a Mason and an Elk, and a man of balanced character and broad usefulness.

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George W. Barefoot was a member of the Choctaw tribe by virtue of intermarriage. His wife was 1/8 Choctaw.
(see attached 'letter')

BAREFOOT Yancy Barm and Alice

t42Bluebonnet — 2012-12-30 13:43:56Z

BAREFOOT Yancy Barm and Alice

I photographed this gravestone in the Blue Bonnet Hills Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 228,862 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here, instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Re: Barefoot

llharvey1960 — 2012-12-08 09:33:20Z

Hello,
Ollie May Barefoot is my Grandmother. Her mother Was Elizabeth and her mother was Beddie Jane Barefoot. The roll number for Solomon Price is on the back of his military desertion papers from Bradley county, Tn. military records. For 10.00 you can get a copy from the state. The story I heard from the Indians who I talked to said that the Indians were rounded up and placed in hold "pens". They either signed up to join the military or they could choose to stay in the camp. They were not feed or allowed to leave; some choose to die. Most joined the military and as soon as they could they escaped, or as the military called it "deserted". I have no evidence of this story but would like some if anyone has it. There are records of many Indians deserting the military during this period of time. These records include the Roll number of the deserting indian stamped on the back of the form.

Re: George Washington Barefoot

shapeshifter_ar — 2012-10-06 17:16:43Z

Marcia, Did you get email I sent you?

Re: George Washington Barefoot

1puffy — 2012-10-04 23:48:46Z

i have been searching george washington Barefoot for a long time. My husband is a Barefoot and he has lost his mother and father and knows not any history of his mother. Their are alot of George Wahington Barefoot's. His mother was Marie Barefoot snd her father was Thomas Barefoot I would like to message you more. Please let me know if you have any info. My Email is Marciashealy@Yahoo.com

Re: George Washington Barefoot

shapeshifter_ar — 2012-09-17 13:17:54Z

I don't have any info on these you mentioned.... sorry

Re: George Washington Barefoot

foots701 — 2012-09-17 13:15:22Z

The GW Barefoot We are researching was born in Edgecomb Co., NC in 1823. He had a twin brother named Andrew Jackson Barefoot. We have been searching for records to verify his parents names. His mothers name may have possibly been Margaret or Peggy, and his father may have been named John, although we have not found difinitive proof of this.

Re: George Washington Barefoot

shapeshifter_ar — 2012-09-17 03:12:53Z

My G W Barefoot was born in Ga in 1878 and died in Graniteville SC in 1954. His father with the same name was born in NC in 1854

Re: George Washington Barefoot

foots701 — 2012-09-16 22:32:39Z

Where and when did your George Washington Barefoot live? There were several GW Barefoot's who lived at different times in North Carolina during the 1800's.

Re: George Washington Barefoot

shapeshifter_ar — 2012-09-16 16:55:11Z

Hello 1puffy,
please email me at shapeshifter_ar@yahoo.com
I have info and photos on George, Thomas and family.
Anita

Re: George Washington Barefoot

1puffy — 2012-09-15 16:52:54Z

I am searching for info on George Wahington Barefoot. My husband has been wanting to find info about his mother Marie Barefoot who I think is Thomas Barefoot's daughter and I think George W. Barefoot is Thomas's father. I have been searching for a long time and I'm going around in circles. Please if you could give me any info it will be appreciated very much. Thank You

Re: George Washington Barefoot

newmama314 — 2012-09-09 21:32:21Z

Sam Shealy was my grandfather. My daddy's name is Phillip Shealy. How are you kin to Sam Shealy? What area are you from? Do you know the names of the sisters? The Tom and Grady we are kin to had 5 sisters which are Myrtie, Mary, Estelle, Carabell and Love.Did you know of George Shealy and Cleo Shealy? Please email me and my sister back if you have any information. My email is deanna425@gmail.com and my sisters is tsbled@aol.com. Thanks. Deanna Shealy Rushton and Tjuana Shealy Bledsoe.

Re: George Washington Barefoot

shapeshifter_ar — 2012-09-01 20:40:08Z

hello. Grady and Tom were sons of George Barefoot/ Bairefoot.they had several siblings. I have a photo of them. would like to exchange info. you can email me directly at shapeshifter_ar@yahoo.com

Re: George Washington Barefoot

prhancock_31031 — 2012-09-01 01:47:28Z

Tom Barefoot was my uncle ,Grady barefoot was my uncle they had two sisters. We were kin to Sam Shealy. My name is John Hancock my dad was John Leaster Barefoot which he later changed to Hancock.

Re: George Washington Barefoot

har1323 — 2012-08-29 21:03:42Z

Is Miles Barefoot the same as Noah Gideon Miles Barefoot (1790-8/20/1851) in NC? I am trying to locate info on this line of Barefoot's for my husband. Noah Gideon Miles Barefoot would be my husband's GGGGgandfather. I am getting confused by the amount of Noah Barefoot's I am coming across.
My husband's line:
Andrew Barefoot son of Dennis Wayne Barefoot (1947- )
Son of William Purdie Barefoot (1908-1955)
Son of W Purdie Barefoot Sr. (1881-1957)
Son of William Cicero Barefoot (1858-1939)
I then have Noah B Barefoot (1826-1917) as his father. But that is where I get confused. I'm not sure I have the right Noah B Barefoot. And then not sure if Noah Gideon Miles Barefoot is correct.

Any help would be MUCH appreciated!
Thanks,
Heather

Re: George Washington Barefoot

foots701 — 2012-06-11 20:19:52Z

I know your post was a long time ago, but I am still searching for the lineage of my GG grandfather George Washington Barefoot. He was born in Edgecomb Co NC in 1823, had a twin brother named Andrew Jackson. I am trying to locate their father. GW owned a grist mill in now Wilson NC, and had a large farming operation. We have not yet came across convincing evidence of his father. Although their is evidence GW owned land in the same location as Jeptha Barefoot Sr. There was much land in Jeptha's will distributed to his heirs. I have a suspicion his father may have been Jeptha's grandson John through Noah. Their is a word of mouth history that GW's father was named John. Noah's son John we know inherited property, but know very little about him other than he was bonded out to a John Morris when Noah died. The Morris family were neighbors to the property Noah's children inherited from Jeptha Sr.

Re: Noah Barefoot, Johnston Co., NC mid to late 1700s

rosalieanne87 — 2012-06-02 15:03:53Z

That was a typo way back when. Noah never came from Norway. It is from the word Noah...that someone messed up and it came out Norway.

Re: Andrew Jackson Barefoot

foots701 — 2012-05-27 20:42:47Z

What time frame was this Andrew Jackson Barefoot born in. My GG grandfather was named George Washington Barefoot and he had a twin brother named Andrew Jackson Barefoot, but he was born in Edgecomb Co., NC.

Re: Robert Barefoot of Essex Virginia

CherylHuff18 — 2012-05-27 16:27:04Z

Sorry, but I still have not found the parents for Robert BEARFOOT but I have not researched this family for awhile.
Cheryl

Re: Robert Barefoot of Essex Virginia

kerixlongest — 2012-05-27 04:00:22Z

Did you ever find any additional information for Robert's parents? I am descended from his son Wilton.

Re: Noah Barefoot

fantan113 — 2012-05-26 19:35:14Z

I have an ancester named Noah barefoot that goes back to the 1600's who has a daughter named Hillica. Hillica was born in 1692 ? in Surrey, VA. I believe he had a son named Noah Barefoot but I cannot find where. My guess he was Hillicas brother and therefore probably born in the late 1600's in Surry VA

BAREFOOT Bobby 1947-2012 Ohio

Contribution — 2012-04-24 12:53:36Z

ZANESVILLE: Bobby Barefoot, 64, of Zanesville, Ohio died on Sunday April 22, 2012 at Genesis Good Samaritan Hospital.

He was born in Columbus, Ohio on July 7, 1947 to the late John and Opal Bell Barefoot.
Bobby attended the Alfred Carr Center and was a Member of The Starlight Bowling Team.
He enjoyed spending time going to the mall and spending time with his sister Thelma Barnett.

Visitation will be from 5-8 pm on Tuesday April 24 at the SNOUFFER FUNERAL HOME 1150 WEST MILITARY ROAD ZANESVILLE. Funeral services will be held at 10am on Wednesday in The Snouffer Chapel with Pastor Michael DeLeon officiating. Burial will follow in Friendship Cemetery in Junction City, Ohio (Perry County).

To send a note of condolence to the family visit www.snoufferfuneralhome.com

Muskingum

Barefoot family

DeGower — 2012-03-29 18:05:25Z

Trying to find out info. on a family with the surname Barefoot from either Antrim or Londonderry,N.Ireland. My gr.gr.gr. grandmother Margaret Barefoot was married in Ladyhill,Antrim at Millrow Presbyterian Church to Robert Adair on Sept.15.1826 I believe to Robert Adair. At the same time and date a Mary Barefoot married a James Adair in the same church. So possibly a double wedding ceremony in both the families,must be closely related. I believe its possible this Mary ended up in ontario Canada not sure. Anyone with a Margaret or Mary Barefoot born around 1805-1810 in Northern Ireland please reply, especially if they have a connection to any Adairs.

Re: BAREFOOTS

DeGower — 2012-02-22 20:57:02Z

I am curious about any info. you have on Irish Barefoots. My gr.gr.gr. grandmother was born Margaret Barefoot in Antrim area I believe, married a Robert Adair on Sept.15.1826 in Millrow Presbyterian Church in Antrim. That's all the info. I have if you know of any Barefoots that maybe connected to her tree please reply.

Re: Noah G. Barefoot

suebarefoot62 — 2012-02-18 20:26:46Z

Your Noah b. abt. 1790 d. 8-20-1851 was married to Elizabeth Godwin 2nd. He was married first to Unknown and had children. Noah and Elziabeth's daughter Nancy b. abt. 1837 was married to Hiram Godwin b. abt. 1835. They had 4 known children--Elizabeth, Thomas, Nancy and Mary.

I have never known this Noah to be called Noah G. or having a middle initial.

Re: Noah G. Barefoot

smithste11 — 2012-02-09 02:49:23Z

Hi I know this is about 2 years late, but I have a Noah Barefoot with approximately the same dates, He married Elizabeth "Lizzie" Tart. They had a daughter named Nancy and she married a Godwin. perhaps that is where the Elizabeth Godwin came from. My Noah Barefoot was born in 1790 and i don't know his death date. This liange of my family comes from, Harnett, Sampson and Johnston County. If you know any information on this Noah can you please contact me. I think this is the Noah I am looking for. Thank You.

John and Talitha (Calitha) Barefoot

JanetLea78 — 2012-01-08 01:54:28Z

I am searching for John and Talitha (in one census it's Calitha) Barefoot. He was born around 1812 in NC (or SC according to another census) and she was born in SC around 1824 or 1834 - 2 different dates for her as well depending on the census you look at. We have a census record from 1870 where they are in Dale Co AL, but cannot find dates of death or wonder if they have moved elsewhere. We do not know Talitha (Calitha's) maiden name.

They had a son Greenbriar Barefoot who is my husband's great great great grandfather. We have a lot of information on him and his children. He had brothers James, Vincey, and sisters Hallie and Anna who were all born in Georgia country. There is one more sister listed (Eliza) and 1 brother, Jackson, born in AL. All are listed on the 1860 census.

If anyone has info on John and Calitha (Talitha) Barefoot I would greatly appreciate it!
Thanks,
Janet

Barefoot, Forrest F or Louise Everett

brivas1 — 2011-11-15 18:48:51Z

I have been trying very hard to find any children/grandchildren/nephews/nieces, etc of Forrest F. Barefoot and his wife, Marie Louise. Or any descendents of Forrest's sister, Louise Everett Barefoot.

Forrest had corresponded with an aunt of mine, and had spoken of an obituary/masonic tribute, family Bible, and some old photos of the Barefoot family. I would like very much to see if I can obtain copies of any of those items, and correspond with any relatives. My grandmother was a Barefoot and Forrest was her cousin. Thank you

Re: Barefoot/Wentworth

lmwick29 — 2011-10-19 19:21:21Z

I posted a reply, but I don't think it went to you. But it is under your posting. My information on William Hancock isn't proven. So I guess we keep looking for proof somewhere. Lula Wickliffw

Re: Barefoot/Wentworth

lmwick29 — 2011-10-18 15:57:42Z

I'm sorry--my children say I have a one track mind and when I get on it I think ever one is also. I was talking about the Bundrant's---Harden A--father John--father Richard--father John Peter---father Jean Piere--father Jean Piere. Nothing that I have proof of.
I am really interested in Sarah Elizabeth that married Theodore H. Siggle [Sig] Tucker--their daughter Nancy Isabell married Tom Parks--they had a daughter Viola May who married a Wickliffe. These were my husbands parents.[This will let you know I'm no young chicken] Ha
What I have been trying to find is the connection of Indian
blood . I have a picture of Ada, Nancy's sister that shows a lot of Indian--and Viola was , and some of Viola's children had features of Indian. I have found a Roberts in the list of Indians, but they give no dates. I would love to find some kind of conection.
I do apperciate the information you sent, as I have found things I did not have. I have some dates of the older Bundrants and their wives if you would like. You may email me if you like. lmwick29@gmail.com Lula Wickliffe

Re: Barefoot/Wentworth

johnatomlinson — 2011-10-18 00:28:43Z

I'm not sure what you mean by 5 generations back. In that lineage
father = Allan Tomlinson
Grandmother = Nancy (Barefoot) Tomlinson
3 generations = Isaac Barefoot and Mary Lucinda Bundrant
4 generations = Harden Bundrant and Mary Hancock

I was able to trace a relation to Amon Carter of Texas through the Hancock family. My great aunt Mary (Mary Orr Russel of Reserve New Mexico) had contacted him years ago through her mother and grandmother's letters. (Her mother was Mary Lucinda Bundrandt and her grandmother Nancy Hancock Bundrant.) Amon Carter was a Texas Millionaire who founded the Amon Carter Museum. Nancy Hancock Bundrant's sister Mary Ann married a Carter and was the ?grandmother of Amon Carter.
There was a rumor that we were related to John Hancock, but I was able to eliminate this possibility. The rumor was that John Hancock was an Uncle and one of like 7 or 9 brothers. This could not have been the famous John Hancock who had almost no family.)

Nancy Hancock Bundrant was buried here:
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSmcid=...;

some stuff is at:
http://mkhgenealogy.com/3245/

I don't know much about Martha Barefoot Wentworth who was my great aunt. I had contact with some of her grandchildren though. I found out recently that this was because her son William married my aunt Gayle (they were first cousins). They had 3 kids Helen, William III, and Alice.

If you have any info about the lineage of William Hancock I would be interested. William Hancock was too common of a name to research successfully.

Re: Barefoot/Wentworth

lmwick29 — 2011-10-17 20:43:02Z

John, Thank you so much for your reply. I have not checked it all but have printed it off and will get it all checked later.
Have already found some information that I did not have.
Do you have Some of the information of parents 5 generations back? If not I can send you what I have. lmwick29@gmail.com
Thanks again. Lula Wickliffe

Re: Barefoot/Wentworth

johnatomlinson — 2011-10-17 17:03:19Z

Here is a link to a file with part of the Bundrandt/Wentworth tree. It is the Descendants of Harden Alexander Bundrant.

http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/w/i/l/Claudette-W...

Re: Barefoot

lunsford_angel — 2011-08-31 21:41:57Z

i know for a fact that bedie barefoot is me great great great grandmother and i was wanting to know if anybody has traced to having her with a full blood trace or a true Indian number

Re: Barefoot female m. Dunn, PA

ldeleonardis1 — 2011-08-06 19:34:52Z

Verla Dumm was my aunt. Her sister, Lola Grummel, was my mother. All of the siblings are deceased.

ldl2@sbcglobal.net

Re: George Washington Barefoot

fudurich — 2011-07-20 20:45:58Z

It seems that we are related! My grandfather was Henry Durham Barefoot. His father was Franklin Hilliard Barefoot and his father was George W. Barefoot. I was wondering if you have any records or proof of our ancestors tribe and if they were registered on the rolls. Any information that you have would be greatly appreciated.