Barksdale - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Elizabeth Barksdale (poss. Cherokee) of Putnam Co., GA

Audrey_Griffies — 2012-05-17 00:52:32Z

Elizabeth, also my gggrandmother, is an enigma. I continue to hit a brick wall when doing research on her.
I have done some research on Hezekiah's family which I would be happy to share though you may already have it.
Audrey

Re: J. T. W. Barksdale

Nanajette — 2012-05-16 02:15:40Z

Did you ever get information on JTW Barksdale? He is part of my husband's family who came from Arkansas. There is one family photo of him that I know of. You can contact me at jonetteandgarylee@gmail.com.

Re: Elizabeth Barksdale (poss. Cherokee) of Putnam Co., GA

lajoyw51 — 2012-05-10 20:18:31Z

I have alot of Mary Frances Jones information. I would love share what I have. I have been to the cemetery where Elizabeth and Hezekiah is buried in Putnam County, Ga. Have been to the library there but could not find anything on Elizabeth Barksdale. Contact if you would like to share.

Re: Elizabeth Barksdale (poss. Cherokee) of Putnam Co., GA

lajoyw51 — 2012-05-10 13:38:55Z

I am also trying to find information about this person. Please let me know if you have any infor.

Re: Elizabeth Barksdale (poss. Cherokee) of Putnam Co., GA

lajoyw51 — 2012-05-10 13:36:52Z

Elizabeth Barksdale was married to Hezekiah Jones and she was my great-great-great grandmother. I have not been able to find out any information on her. Their daughter Mary Frances Jones married Edgar Harris Davis in Putnam County, Georgia. Would like to share if you have any info.

Re: Elizabeth Barksdale (poss. Cherokee) of Putnam Co., GA

ccw59 — 2012-04-16 13:48:18Z

Hi, I am researching Elizabeth Barksdale for a library patron who would be interested in contacting you. Could you call me at 478-374-4711 or email me at ccw@orls.org for more info?

BARKSDALE Rosa M.

Lace_Lynch — 2012-04-10 23:01:10Z

BARKSDALE Rosa M. Barksdale, age 86, went to be with the Lord on April 5, 2012 at Mt. Carmel St. Ann Hospital, Columbus, Ohio.
She was a member of Refugee Baptist and Oakley Baptist Church.
She was preceded in death by her husband Louis Barksdale, daughters Evonne and Emma, sons Allen and Michael, one sister and two brothers.
She is survived by sons, George Pankey and Ray Barksdale; daughters, Elizabeth Alls (Monroe Jr. deceased), Gloria (Andrew) Reeves, Wanda Pankey (Gregory Heard), Vivian Barksdale; and brother, Walter Hicks; 15 grand-children; 13 great-grandchildren; and a host of relatives and friends. Celebration of Life Service will be 12Noon Friday, April 13, 2012 Refuge Baptist Church, 400 20th St.

Family will receive friends from 11 a.m. until time of service. Burial Evergreen Cemetery.
Arrangements entrusted to GARY MEMORIAL CHAPEL, 867 S. JAMES Rd.
Friends may sign condolences at www.garymemorialachapel.com

Stella, Dan & Everett Barksdale - 1930 California Census

dh12510 — 2012-03-11 22:17:26Z

On the 1930 Census for Bakersfield, CA, Stella, Dan & Everett Barksdale are listed with their Mother Jessie and Stepfather Lewis Miller.....I am related to the Lewis Miller. Trying to determine if Lewis and Jessie had children of their own; Lewis' cause of death.

Also, family sources stated Lewis and Jessie helped raise Lewis' sister child - Floyd Green. Trying to determine if Floyd ever married and when he died (thought to have died during WWII).

Any help would greatly appreciated.

Debbie Horine
dlhorine@att.net

Re: barksdale-schooley

Rockyj007 — 2012-02-21 18:21:27Z

Was this wife of robard helsen...children named Winnie & Tina ( or tinnie) who became orphans.

Re: Grandfather/Halifax Va.

cbarksdale60 — 2012-02-07 16:33:11Z

Hello Pam,
It's your cousin Cedric Barksdale; from Baltimore, Maryland. How are you and your family doing? Please e-mail me back.

Cedric

Re: Barksdales of So. Boston, VA

cbarksdale60 — 2012-02-02 19:34:05Z

Hello my name is Cedric Barksdale. I was wondering did Jannie Ferrell and Robert Barksdale have any other children?

BARKSDALE James W - Vietnam Wall section 3E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-12-21 22:42:14Z

BARKSDALE James W - Vietnam Wall section 3E

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 223,486 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

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

Re: Beverly Barksdale III, Halifax, Virginia

wonderland62 — 2011-12-03 22:56:51Z

I am a descendant of Col. Beverly Barksdale, born 1 Feb, 1808, died 24 June, 1867. Alice

Daniel Barksdale of VA, d. by 1796, his children listed in legal case

vmylius — 2011-11-18 21:48:26Z

Found the below newspaper item, which gives the children of Daniel Barksdale of Spotsylvania County, Virginia. Felt the transcription would be of use to someone. [Virginia Mylius]

September 2, 1796, Virginia Herald: At a Court held for Spotsylvania County, August 2nd, 1796, JAMES ROBB, EDMUND PENDLETON, and JOHN HOOMES (sic), Executors of DANIEL BARKSDALE, deceased, complainants, against [smudged] COLEMAN, Executor of Daniel Barksdale, deceased, GEORGE BRONAUGH and PATTY his wife, JOSEPH BARKSDALE, EDMUND BARTLETT and SARAH his wife, GEORGE GAINES and KATEY his wife, and DANIEL BARKSDALE, which said Patty, Joseph, Sarah, Katey and Daniel, are the children of the said Daniel Barksdale, deceased, defendants. The defendants, Joseph Barksdale, Edmund Bartlett and Sarah his wife, and Daniel Barksdale, not having entered their appearance, and given security according to the act of assembly and the rules of this court; and it appearing to the satisfaction of this court, that they are not inhabitants of this state: On the motion of the plaintiffs, by their counsel, it is ordered, that the said defendants do appear here on the first day of March court next, and answer the bill of the plaintiffs; and that a copy of this order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper of the town of Fredericksburg for two months successively, and posted at the front door of the court house of the said county. A copy – Teste, JOHN CHEW, C.S.C.

Re: Barksdales in Virginia

Albay2 — 2011-11-15 19:26:47Z

My ancestor's name was John Barksdale born in 1714 in Tidewater,Charlotte,Virginia. We could be an ancestor of these people.

Barksdales in Virginia

Rayelo — 2011-11-14 02:06:48Z

I'm looking for several Barksdales born in or around Charlotte Co., Virginia. I'm looking for a John or William Barksdale born between 1870-1910. I'm also looking for information on a Purcell Barksdale born 1914 and died 1966. I'm also looking for a marriage license for a Rosa Brown and a William/John Barksdale.

If anyone has any suggestions or info it would very much be appreciated.

Re: Barksdale Background

ronstailey — 2011-11-11 17:43:55Z

here is a link to the new Barksdale family book.

http://bookstore.authorhouse.com/Products/SKU-000377045/Bark...

New book on Barksdale family

ronstailey — 2011-11-11 17:41:09Z

"Barksdale Chronicals In America Volume 2"

This book follows up Capt. Barksdales book greatly.

If you have a copy of the Capt's family book..GREAT! There are only about 400 of them ever printed. VERY hard to find, indeed.

http://bookstore.authorhouse.com/Products/SKU-000377045/Bark...

Re: Barksdale Background

ronstailey — 2011-11-11 17:31:50Z

Here is a repost of some of the items I inherited from my late stepdad in reference to the Barksdale origins in England. I have also heard there is a new Barksdale book available.

Re: Barksdale Background

Yonyonbdale — 2011-11-10 05:11:40Z

I'm trying to figure out my history on my father side of my family.

Re: Jeffrey Barksdale Hancock Co, GA

pamelasdowns — 2011-11-08 16:03:11Z

Thanks so much! I have now been able to prove that Hannah was the daughter of Jeffrey Barksdale. There was a notarized letter in DAR files naming her as a daughter. I'm saving the letter you posted too for my files.

thanks again!

Re: Jeffrey Barksdale Hancock Co, GA

sacolli — 2011-11-08 15:59:49Z

I did find the below posted on Rootsweb posted by Jacqueline Bower posted 24 Oct 1998, I hope this helps.

This is a partial letter written by James Monroe Hill in his later years, dictated to his daughter, Lucy Hill. THe first part of the letter is missing, therefore I do not know precisely to whom it was written except by the context below, nor the exact date. It appears it was written to a cousin, one of the children of his Uncle Allen Hill. The two pages of the letter that survive offer some genealogical
information. The letter begins on page 2:
"...altar. Indeed it is frequently said by others, there isn't a more lovable old lady in Austin. She says that I am a better old man than I was when she married me. She desires to send you my photo, taken in August last. The health of both of us, considering our advanced age, is
remarkably good, with the exception of my having had pneumonia in the early part of this year which left me quite feeble, and also weakened the optic nerves to the extent tht I am now unable to see but very little, and therefore can not have the pleasure and satisfaction it
would give me to write to you with my own hand. I have two living sisters and two brothers. My youngest brother,
John C. C. Hill, now living in Monterey, Mexico, was captured at the Battle of Mier when a boy of 14 years of age, and has spent most of his life in the Republic of Mexico. His only daughter, Mrs. Dawe, a widow, has been living in Austin the past three years with her two young
daughters who are attending school here as they desired to be educated in the English language. I mention this as they are making their home with us, we having turned over to them the spare rooms we had, in which they do light housekeeping. So you know our entire household.

Grandfather's name was Isaac Hill, but I can not recall Grandmother's given name. They had nine sons, I think, three daughters. I cannot distinctly remember the names of the latter. Their sons names were; Benjamin, Isaac, Harry, John, Allen, Asa, Larry, Whitmel, and one more.

Grandfather lived in the little town of Hillsboro, Ga, which place was named for him, but earlier than I am able to remember he removed from Ga. to Tennessee and settled in the Cumberland Mountains, taking Uncle Benjamin and others of his family with him. I can recall when Uncle Ben would return sometimes with two of his brothers from Tennessee
to Georgia with large droves of hogs and slaughter them at my father's home place three miles from Hillsboro. Uncle John, (Benj. Harvey's father), then lived one and a half miles from Hillsboro where Ben and I attended the same Academy together and were chums.

My father's name was Asa, and my mother's, before her marriage was Elizabeth Barksdale.

I do not remember ever having seen my Uncle Allen Hill, your father, but know of him well, and of his fame as a Baptist minister. I was surprised to learn that your mother was a sister of Aunt Sally, Cousin Ben Hill's mother, who was an intimate friend and associate of my mother. I have a copy of an old picture of her given me by her son, Isaac Lafayette Hill some years before his death, which I prize highly. You ask the names of Benj. Harvey's parents. His father's name was John Hill and he married Miss Sarah Parham.
Since you may possible not have a copy of the "Life, Speeches and Writings" of Senator Benj. H.Hill of Ga., written and compiled by his son, Benj. H. Hill, Jr., I will insert in this some copies extracts from the opening chapter concerning the early life of Cousin Ben. Aunt Mary
Ann Tucker was the great aunt mentioned who helped to defray his college expenses. My Mother often talked of "Aunt Tucker", as she called her. At seventeen Benj. Harvey was ready for college, and he preferred the
University of Georgia at Athens. To use his own language in giving an account of this period of his life to a friend; "A family consultant was held. My mother insisted on my going. She has always had what was called her patch, which was near the house, and was cultivated by her house servants when not needed at housework. This patch had always been my mother's pin money, amounting from $50 to $100. My mother said she would contribute this to my college expenses and would make my clothes at home besides. An old aunt of my mother's, who lived in a small house in my father's yard and had some means - small - and no children, agreed to contribute as much more. My father agreed to add the balance, and I promised that all my college expenses of every kind should not exceed $300 per annum. I promised my mother I would take first honor in my class. I redeemed this promise." And thus these two noble women opened the door of opportunity to genius. They were repaid with love, honor, and fame.

I did not personally know your Uncle Anderson Parham, but think it probably that his son may have been a class-mate of my son, Dr. Homer B. Hill, in the New Orleans Medical College some years ago, as he spoke of having a class mate there, a most excellent young man, by the name of F.W. Parham.

I shall now close with the assurance I feel gratified that you made known to me our relationship through the medium of your letter.

Appreciating the deed interest you have expressed, and with kindly greetings from my family and myself to your sister and yourself, and hoping to hear from you when convenient, I am,

Sincerely your cousin
James M. Hill
708 W. 19th St.
Austin, Texas"

Re: Jeffrey Barksdale Hancock Co, GA

sacolli — 2011-11-07 16:10:00Z

Elizabeth Barksdale Hill had a son named James Monroe Hill, he fought in the 1836 Battle of San Jacinto in Texas. He was the President of the Texas Veterans Assn until his death in 1904. He wrote a lot of papers on his family and the history of the Battle of San Jacinto. His paper are at the Texas State Archives (Briscoe Center for American History)Box 2R37. Maybe your answers will be there. I am planning a trip to the archives in a couple of weeks and I will see if I have time to look in this archive box.

Thanks, James

Black Barksdale-Sullivan Families-Laurens South Carolina

jmode1 — 2011-10-26 14:34:03Z

I am looking for the descendants of Don Sullivan and Queen Barksdale and her parents, David Barksdale and Sarah/Sallie of Laurens, South Carolina. Following is some information I have found thus far.

Death Certificate for Queen B. Sullivan states that she was born in South Carolina on 7 June 1890 and died at 637 New Street in Knoxville, Tennessee at the age of 37 on 26 May 1928 from “Child Birth-Valvular Insufficiency.” Informant, husband Don Sullivan, lists her father as David Boskildle (b. SC) and Sallie (b. SC. Unknown maiden name) She was buried at Crest View Cemetery on 30 May 1928 (Death Certificate #11767)

Don Sullivan was born, depending on which census you use, between 1883 and 1887 in South Carolina. Family tradition has it that Don died in Knoxville, Tennessee circa 1962 and was buried by Reed Mortuary of Knoxville (Brian Winton)
1870 Laurens, South Carolina Census, page 150 shows a David Barksdale 28, Rachael 25, Preston 4, and Belmoth 2 (This may be the right David Barksdale with a different wife at this time. Preston shows up in the 1880 census as well. Need to find marriages for these folks)

1880 Laurens, South Carolina Census, page 90B, sheet #9 shows a David Barksdale 35, Sarah 27, Charles Barksdale 6 stepson, Ludy Barksdale 1 son, Preston Bill 13 stepson, John Glenn 5 mulatto stepson, Dora Barksdale 4 mulatto stepdaughter, Boss Barksdale 3 son, and Gane Watts 55 “other.” (Census says Sarah, who may be Sallie, had 17 children at the time, 10 living. This may be the David and Sallie Barksdale family. David and Sarah must have had previous marriages)

A death certificate for an A.B. Barksdale , who was born circa 1874 and died at the age of 69 on 14 November 1943 in Scuffletown, Laurens South Carolina, lists his parents as David Barksdale and Sarah Garlington. He was widowed and married to Laura Barksdale. A.B. was a farmer-Tenant and buried at Pleasant View (Death Certificate #870. Do not know if A.B. is related)

1900 Laurens, South Carolina Census, page 205A, sheet #9 shows David Barksdale 65 SC, SC, SC, (b. May 1835) Sallie 60 SC, SC, SC (b. April 1840) Thomas 17 (b. April 1883) Ida 13 (b. April 1887) Iaasac 12 (b. December 1888) Nannie 11 (b. June 1889) Rob 5 (b. October 1895) and Mamie 4 (b. June 1896) David and Sallie have been married 23 years, or since 1877 (Considering Queen’s death certificate and sister Ida Lou Sullivan Evan’s marriage record, I believe Nannie is Queen and this is her family. Queen’s death certificate lists her father as David Baskidle/Boskildle and mother as Sallie. Ida lists her mother as Queen Backsdale. I think there are transcription errors where the Baskidle/Boskilde and Barksdale name is concerned)

1900 Laurens, South Carolina Census, page 7, sheet B, family 130 shows Ludy Barksdale 30 (March 1870) Corrie 30 (Jan. 1870) Eveline 9 (Feb. 1891) John 3 (Jan. 1897) and Washington 2 (Feb. 1898) The next family 131 is Charles Barksdale 24 (May 1876) Lou 23 (June 1877) and Burgess 2 (March 1898) Family 129 shows an A.B. Barksdale 16 (Dec. 1883) servant in the Harley Franks household (I believe Ludy and Charles to be the same people found in the household of David Barksdale family in 1880)

1910 Laurens, South Carolina Census, page 17, family 277 shows a “Dare” Barksdale 70 SC, SC, SC, Marey 60 Africa, Africa, Mamie 15 daughter, Lee 17 son, A.C. Boyd 14 step grandson (I listed this family just in case the “Dare” is a transcription error and is actually Dave. I am not able to see the actual census. Also, there is a Mamie 4 with the David Barksdale family in 1900. Ages are off for Dare/Dave, but this is common)

1910 Dials, Laurens South Carolina Census, family #115 shows Don Sullivan 23 SC, SC, SC, Queen Sullivan 21 (b. 1889 SC as were parents) Rufus 4, Harlee 3, Sallie M. 2, and Claud (female) 8 months.
Greeneville, South Carolina, Fairview Death Records show that Charlie Barksdale was born circa 1880 and died at the age of 37 on 11 May 1917 of “Pulmonary Tuberculosis” in Greeneville, Township of Fairview. He was married to Lou Barksdale and was a farm hand. Informant, wife Lou of Fountain Inn, SC, states that Charlie’s father was Dav Barksdale and mother was Rachael Simpson. All three were born in Laurens, South Carolina and he was buried at Mount Carmel (Death Certificate #8687. I believe this is the Charles Barksdale (stepson) found in the David and Sarah Barksdale household in 1880. In 1870 David Barksdale is married to Rachael. Charlie is in the 1900 Laurens, South Carolina census with his wife Lou and children)
1920 Laurens South Carolina Census, sheet 13 shows Don Sullivan 37, Queen Sullivan 31 (b. 1889 SC) Rufus 14, Arlee (Harley) 13, Sallie Mae 12, Claudia L. 10, Ford 8, Ida Lou 7, Call (?) 5, No (?) 3, and Floyd 2 (This family also includes James Henry Sullivan and Eugene “Jeep” Sullivan. This family apparently came to Knoxville between 1920 and 1928, the time of Queen’s death)

Sarah Ann Sullivan was born 7 December 1921 and passed away in Frankfort, Kentucky on 1 December 2009. She married Robert Gilkey. She is a daughter to Don Sullivan and Queen Barksdale. She was most likely born in South Carolina.

1930 Knoxville, Knox County Tennessee Census, sheet 28A, family #313 shows Harley Sullivan 23 (b. 1907 SC) wife Rheba L. 19 TN, Ford 18 SC, Collard 15 SC, and James 6 SC (Ford, Collard, and James are brothers to Harley)
1930 Louisville, Jefferson County Kentucky Census, sheet 5B, family #85 lists Rufus Sullivan 24 SC, SC, SC, Carrie 23 TN, SC, SC, Rufus 1 TN, Robert 0 Ky, Paul 1 SC (brother to Rufus) and Ida L. Sullivan 17 SC (sister to Rufus)

Indiana Marriage Records #00556 shows a marriage between Ida Lou Sullivan and Clem Evans in Jeffersonville, Clark County Indiana on 21 June 1947. The bride’s parents were Don Sullivan and Queen Backsdale. Ida Lou was born in Knoxville, Tennessee on 14 December 1914 and resided in Louisville, Kentucky. Clem Evans was born in Alabama on 26 December 1912 and his parents were William Evans and Ada Woods.

Dial, Laurens South Caolina Death Records show an Albert Phelps who was born circa 1939 and died at the age of 1 on 22 October 1940. His father was J.Y. Phelps and his mother was Sallie Mae Sullivan of Laurens, South Carolina. They lived in Gray Court, South Carolina where Albert was buried (This may be Sallie Mae Sullivan, sister to Ford, Rufus, Ida Lou, etc)

Social Security Death Index lists Ford Sullivan, born 27 July 1911 and died in Knoxville, Tennessee in December 1983.
Claudia L. Sullivan was born in Laurens, South Carolina on 23 August circa 1910-13 and died at the Knox General Hospital of “Pneumonia-Influenza” at the age of “about 24” on 20 January 1937. She resided at 605 New Street and was divorced from Albert Samson/Sawson. Her father, Don Sullivan, lists her mother as Queen Bastell/Bostell and Claudia’s burial place as Crest View Cemetery. A.R. Whesley & Sons (?) listed as the undertaker (Death Certificate #1129)

Re: W.A. Barksdale Franklin County, Alabama

suewmorrow — 2011-08-31 00:26:55Z

Thank you. I hope you find your family line.

Re: W.A. Barksdale Franklin County, Alabama

lisacherry66 — 2011-08-30 23:21:20Z

In my quest if I discover any info I'll let you know. I am supposed to have Indian in my background as well.

Re: W.A. Barksdale Franklin County, Alabama

suewmorrow — 2011-08-30 16:57:25Z

My line was James Hamilton Barksdale I do not know where he came from but he was the father of Mary Josephine Barksdale Hall (great grandmother),Mirinda Barksdale Yielding and a brother W.A. Barksdale. They all lived at one time at Halltown outside of Red Bay Alabama. I have found very little on them. Was told there was Cherokee in this line but I have never been able to find anything past James Hamilton Barksdale nothing about his wife the mother of the above children or where they came from. Was told North Carolina but have found no proof.

Re: W.A. Barksdale Franklin County, Alabama

lisacherry66 — 2011-08-30 16:12:12Z

Yes..myself ,my mother, grandfather etc all from Florence and then my grandfather's sister's family ended up in the Decatur area. Are those the areas you have bits and pieces from? Now there are Barksdale's in the Athen's area and Decatur area I belive that I spoke to and I think he said his family came down from VA.

Re: W.A. Barksdale Franklin County, Alabama

suewmorrow — 2011-08-30 10:08:58Z

Good morning,
No, I don't have anything on any Jefferson County Barksdales just the family line in North Alabama is all I have and that is just bits and pieces.
Do you have any Barksdales from Northwest Alabama?

Re: W.A. Barksdale Franklin County, Alabama

lisacherry66 — 2011-08-30 03:41:49Z

Do you know if you have any Barksdale relatives that were in the Jefferson Alabama area? I have a lot of Walters in my Barksdale line. They ended up in the Bessemer area working the coal mines.

Re: Barksdale/Crews

J_Cheatem — 2011-08-22 00:47:03Z

How are you related to the Crews Family?

Re: Barksdale/Crews

J_Cheatem — 2011-08-18 17:55:39Z

Carrie Crews married a preacher named Simon Ragland. Yes, she did have a brother named Ernest. Carrie is my greatgrandmother. Her father was white. Not sure who Millie Crews is. I will have to ask my father. Are you related to the Crews?

Re: Barksdale/Crews

brbrown2001 — 2011-08-13 01:26:35Z

I think we had some Crews attend the Pounds, James, Evans, Farmer reunion in Richmond Virginia. They are out of Halifax Virginia.

Re: Barksdale/Crews

millerj152 — 2011-08-11 03:29:48Z

We are researching the same people. Carrie Crews Ragland married a preacher. I will have to look up his name because I have went blank while typing. She lived to be about 100 years old. She was light skinned with solid white hair. She had a brother named Ernest and maybe a white father. I was trying research Millie Crews but she didnt turn up in the census until she was about 66 years old.

New Barksdale Book

BarksdaleChron — 2011-07-01 14:29:25Z

Barksdale Chronicles in America, Vol I
The Stories of John Hickerson and Hickerson Barksdale

Available here: http://www.authorhouse.com/Bookstore/BookDetail.aspx?BookId=...

Re: John Barksdale, Pvt. CSA

FraudLawyer — 2011-03-23 20:05:01Z

Brice Barksdale (1803-1845), John Jones Barksdale (1845-1898), Edward Norman Barksdale...I don't know how accurate it is

Oagle Barksdale, Eddie E. Hays, Ed. E. Williams

geneanutt — 2011-03-12 21:35:53Z

Eddie E. Hays married Oagle Barksdale on 31 Mar. 1934 in Nevado Co., Arkansas.

Ed. E. Williams & Oagle Aline Barksdale were married in 1942 in Marion Co., Florida.

Is this the same Oagle?

My grandfather was Eddie E. Williams & my mother met Oagle. Searching for anyone with information concerning this family.

Re: Felix Marshall Barksdale of MS, AR, WI & FL

barksdale2606 — 2011-02-28 18:00:57Z

Uncle Marshall was the older brother of Arnett James (known as James) He lived on Wisconsin Avenue in Milwaukee until the late 50's or early 60's. I am only familiar with Peter, Virginia, Frances, Mary Beth and Helen...not an Arnett, although that might have been possible. Peter had two children:Peter and Susan, Virginia had Barbara and Patricia, Mary Beth had James and John. Helen had Judy and Sandra (?)

Re: Elizabeth Barksdale (poss. Cherokee) of Putnam Co., GA

lajoyw51 — 2011-02-25 15:37:40Z

I am very interested in this. Hezekiah Jones was my great-great grandfather. Please let me know if you find out anything.

Re: Elizabeth Barksdale (poss. Cherokee) of Putnam Co., GA

lajoyw51 — 2011-02-04 18:40:14Z

I am very interested in sharing information. Hezekiah Jones was my great-grandfather. My e-mail addres is lajoy_w@yahoo.com

Re: Elizabeth Barksdale (poss. Cherokee) of Putnam Co., GA

lajoyw51 — 2011-02-04 18:37:45Z

I am very much interested in sharing information about the Hezekiah Jones family. Mary Frances Jones who married Edgar Harris Davis in Putnam Co., Ga. She is my great-grandmother. I have been working on the Hezekiah's family. My e-mail address is lajoy_w@yahoo.com

Re: Elizabeth Barksdale (poss. Cherokee) of Putnam Co., GA

Audrey_Griffies — 2011-02-02 21:23:37Z

I am failing to see how this fits with Elizabeth Barksdale. Can you clarify? Thanks.
Audrey Griffies

Re: Elizabeth Barksdale (poss. Cherokee) of Putnam Co., GA

caitlin1373 — 2011-02-02 21:15:50Z

Well, not exactly, according to my family. Charles Henry Miller More was the father of our Grandfather, Harland Marion More. Charles Henry married Sarah Catherine Myers -- SHE was Cherokee.

The confusion comes, I think, because Harland married a woman named Sara Miller. HER father was John Buchanan Miller; her mother was Essie Stoner. So, we have two Saras, and several Millers, but on different sides of my grandfather's and grandmother's families.

Sara MILLER's mother was Bridget Bedelia CUSACK from County Clare, Ireland; her father was Emmanuel Jacob STONER from Pennsylvania. After that, I've lost track.

Re: Oagle Barksdale, Atkansas

geneanutt — 2011-01-20 20:03:01Z

Made a mistake when I typed the original post. The name used was Eddie E. Hays when he married Oagle Barksdale.

Hope someone has info. concerning them.

BARKSDALE William H - Vietnam Wall section 29W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2010-12-25 12:11:52Z

BARKSDALE William H - Vietnam Wall section 29W

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 219,073 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

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

BARKSDALE, Annie Mae [Tennessee/Florida]

nashvillemason48 — 2010-12-21 16:30:58Z

Seeking information on Annie Mae. Born 1887 in Gibson county, Tennessee and died 1966 Tampa, Florida.

Married a Parker Winfield Mason, [1886-1948].

Children;
Morgan Barbee, Emma Sue, John Louis, Charlie Wade, Floy Parker, and David Haste.

Thank you for any info.

Oagle Barksdale, Atkansas

geneanutt — 2010-11-11 22:00:44Z

My grandfather used the name Eddie Eugene Williams, born 1886 in Ovid, Michigan, & also may have used the name Eugene E. Haynes, born 1887 in Michigan. Eugene E. Haynes & Oagle Barksdale married in Nevada Co., Arkansas in 1934. Ed. E. Williams married Oagle Aline Barksdale in Marion Co., Florida in 1942. When my parents had contact with my grandfather, his wife Oagle was with him. They were living in Arkansas in 1952.

Does anyone know Oagle? Or, my grandfather? Any assistance will be greatly appreciated.

Re: Nelson Barksdale

ssmarshall_1 — 2010-10-05 14:43:20Z

Also researching Thomas J D Eddins and Caroline C Barksdale
Daughter Carrie B. Eddins m. William Henry Kennedy (1851-1914).

I will try to get Barksdale book.

Re: Nelson Barksdale

ssmarshall_1 — 2010-10-05 14:33:47Z

Any luck getting Nelson Barksdale's Will?

Caroline C Barksdale m. Thomas J D Eddins

Thank you very much.

Sherry

BARKSDALE Glenn Richard 1941

t42MountOlivet — 2010-08-16 13:58:45Z

BARKSDALE Glenn Richard 1941

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 216,340 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.