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Robert Lee Blurton

JaneBlackmon1758 — 2009-08-29 16:06:50Z

Need info. on Robert Lee Blurton b. ca. 1895. Parents thought to be Brown & Minnie Blurton. Who were his siblings? Was he married to Maude Nelson in 1920 and next married Dollie Bell?
These families were in the Crockett, Tn. area. Who were Robert Lee and Dollie's children?

Re: Blurton Family

abourne116 — 2009-08-01 20:43:06Z

Hi:

I am interested in this family too. Sarah Hinton Bryan (B Johnson Co, NC) is said to have married an Edward Blurton (Johnson Co, NC)after the death of her husband. At that time she already had 2 daughters, Redley and Edney.

Census records have Edward and his brother in Buncombe Co, NC in 1880. Edward went to Wilson Co , Tn.

A

Re: Blurtons from Illinois , Missouri and California

DFranks1 — 2009-05-26 23:46:50Z

On Ancestry:
WWI Draft Registration Card;
Calvin Phillip Blurton b Mar 18 1887 Kinmundy IL; registered at Ada, Norman, Minnesota; June 5 1917; wife & 4 children at this time.

CA Death Index 1940-1997
Calvin Blurton b 18 Mar 1886 IL; d 24 Jun 1968 San Joaquin Co CA; mother's maiden name-Gardner

SS Death Index
d Manteca, San Joaquin, CA; SS# CA before 1951

The 1920 Clay Co Minnesota census lists children Margaret, Earl & Lucil being born in Minnesota, not Missouri

The 1930 Los Angeles Co Ca census lists children Margaret, Earl, Lucille & Frankie as being born in MN {Minnesota, not MO-Missouri}.

I have Calvin Phillip Blurton's line as the following:
Calvin Blurton
Phillip Blurton-Serieth H. Gardner/Garner mar Marion Co IL.
Phillip Blurton-Mary Jones (in Marion Co IL)
Hinton Blurton-Susannah Howell (in Wilson Co TN to Marion Co IL, then Newton Co MO)
Edward Blurton & Sarah or Nancy Hinton?? (Edward d Wilson Co TN)

Susannah Howell's parents were Phillip/Philemon Howell &
Mary Brewer.

The Howells were in Orange Co NC, some went to Grainger Co TN, some went to Wilson Co TN, some went to Marion Co IL along with some of the Blurtons.

Hinton & Susannah Howell Blurton were in SW MO by 1860 along with most of their children. I don't believe their son Phillip & family went to MO. Phillip & family are on the 1870 & 1880 Marion Co IL census.

Hinton Blurton served in the War of 1812, 2 Reg't Mounted Gunmen (Williamson's) TN Volunteers. He served with several of Susannah's brothers and brother-in-laws.

Hinton's father, Edward, served in the Rev. War from NC.

Phillip/Philemon Howell served in the Rev. War from NC. His pension papers are on the Heritage Quest web site. His widow, Mary, filed the papers in Wilson Co TN.

Hope this helps.

Re: Rias Blurton

abourne116 — 2009-04-15 02:32:51Z

Do you have any information on the marriage of Edward and Sarah Hinton Bryan?

Did it take place in Johnston Co, NC or in Buncombe Co,Nc or at all?

Thanks,
AB

Re: Blurtons from Illinois , Missouri and California

lawgade — 2008-10-24 03:48:35Z

I would love to hear from Loretta. I will be going on vacation in about ten days and won't be able to get to my e-mail for about 8-10 days.
Leslie

Re: Blurtons from Illinois , Missouri and California

gun66 — 2008-10-24 02:37:09Z

Loretta is a niece to the people listed on the post. She is waiting for a reply.

Blurtons from Illinois , Missouri and California

lawgade — 2008-10-10 01:23:14Z

I am looking for information on the children of Calvin P Blurton born 1888 and Lena Bell Lasater born 1890. Thier children are Curtis P, Beryle, Harry, Earl E, Lucille, Frankie and my grandmother Margaret. Several of the children were born in Illinois and the last couple born in Missouri before everyone but Curtis moved to Culver City, California by 1930 along with 3 Newby nephews. I am trying deperatly to track down family information on Calvin P Blurton and his origins. I am getting very different stories from many people. If you know this line or someone that does please contact me.

Re: BLURTON FAMILY TREE

juneblurton — 2005-08-03 15:41:14Z

Hi James

My husband is called Albert Blurton - 1942
His father was Alfred Blurton - 1910
His brother was Frank
His sister was Ida
also sister Doris.

Their father was Albert Blurton from Longton Staffordshire
We have a cup painted which says:- to Albert Blurton on his 36th birthday June 24th 1910.
He married Florence Julia Grindley at Caverswall Church Staffordshire
At some stage Albert went to America with the Grindley brothers but returned to work on Stockport Town Hall at Stockport - the family were in the building and plumbing trade as Albert is now.

Kind regards

June Blurton

Blurton Family

kenandflo — 2005-06-18 05:20:37Z

My great-great grandmother was Ridley Blurton, whom I believe to be the daughter of Edward Blurton (b. 1758 Johnson Co., NC; d. 17 Sep 1833, Wilson Co., TN). Ridley Blurton married Britton Odum in Wilson Co. TN on 12 Sep 1814, and they lived out their lives in community of Commerce, Wilson Co., TN. I believe Ridley's full siblings to be John, Bryant, Hinton, and Nancy. Edward m. (2nd) Rosa Neal and had children: Jane, Eleanor, Henry, Naomi, and Omar.

Ridley Blurton and Britton Odum

kenandflo — 2005-06-18 05:20:37Z

Helen Strobel--yes, I would be glad to exchange information. Please contact me:
kenandflo@aol.com
Ken Floyd
800 Glen Leven Drive
Nashville, TN 37204-4305

Re: Archibald McMillan

moragredman — 2005-05-13 18:05:13Z

Loads of information on McMillan from Tarbert, Scotland and Archibald, Glasgow married Margaret Montgomery

Re: Still seeking Jesse Blurton's ancestry

2004-11-11 21:02:12Z

Hi,

Son number 4 is the ancestor my husband and yours have in common.

Ellen

The Latham Ancestry
by
Beulah Latham Savage

According to George A. Latham, 1215 Main Street, Union Gap, Washington, the Latham pedigree began in England AD 1135 in the reign of King Stephen of Blois.

Mr. Latham states in a letter to Mrs. Nettie Latham Fergason that he has a record of an honorable Lewis Latham, 1555-1596 who was falconer to King Charles. There is also a description of the Latham house built in 1734. The name in the old country was changed from Latham to Lathim, it was said, during the Revolutionary War because the English were treating them so bad. They wanted to lose the English identity. Since coming to the new country most of them changed back from Lathim to Latham.

Three Latham brothers, whose names are not known, came from North Carolina in covered wagons. When most of this country was in woods and very little land was in cultivation. Their homes were built of huge yellow poplar logs cut from the land. Their first home started and was built by a few slaves they brought along with them. In addition to land they laid out in claim, they bought other land for 25 and 50 cents and [sic] acre.

One brother settled on the banks of the Mississippi River which is now part of Memphis. One brother settled on the banks of the Tennessee River near Shiloh, where they could fish, hunt, and sell furs. The younger brother, being more adventurous, went on to some place in Kentucky.

A great grandson of the one that settled in Memphis, Harrison Crisco Roberson Latham, married Polly Chipman.
Their children were:
1. James Amos born Dec 6 1838
2. Thomas married
3. Lela married Jim Galand
4. William Harrison born 01 Aug 1850 died 16 Nov 1913 married
Sarah Malinda Moore 31 Oct 1871
5. Eliza married
6. Thurmond married
7. Cleve married
8. Sid married Allie Taylor

Re: Still seeking Jesse Blurton's ancestry

galememp54395861572 — 2004-11-11 17:05:50Z

I realized after posting my reply in regards to Ada Belle LATHAM that I was in the local library system and that my email address would not appear. Please forgive.
You can contact me at maitlove@midsouth.rr.com.
I look forward to hearing from you.
Carla Love Maitland
Memphis, TN

Re: Still seeking Jesse Blurton's ancestry

galememp54395861572 — 2004-11-11 15:55:30Z

My husband is a great grandson of Ada Belle LATHAM, sister to Mary Luna LATHAM. Are you still researching any of the LATHAM family? If so, I would like to correspond with you.
Hope you are still out there!
Carla Love Maitland
Memphis, TN

Re: Hinton"s sons Bryant and Phillip

DFranks1 — 2004-08-27 18:26:32Z

There is an William Blurton in the 1870 Crawford Co KS census, Sheridan Twp, sheet 9. I'm not sure if this is the son of Hinton & Susannah. Listed with William is his wife, Louisa H 44 b NC; dau Mary E 20 b IL; son Bryant 18 b IL; dau Martha J 16 b IL; dau Ridley A 11 b MO; son George W 9 b MO & Cornelia C 3 b MO.

Joel Blurton is in the 1880 Lawrence Co MO census, Buck Prairie Twp, pg 554D. Phillip Blurton is in the 1880 Marion Co IL census, Foster Twp, pg 141B, listed as Philip Blacton Marshall Blurton is in the 1880 Benton Co AR census, Dickson twp, pg 453C. Listed with Marshall (age 59) is his wife, Sarah 52 b IL; daughters Hannah J 22 b MO, Sarah C 18 b MO, sons John A 16 b KS & Isham J 12 b KS. I also have Lydia (Lydia M, dau of Marshall) & Thomas Good in the Cherokee Co KS in 1880, Lowell Twp, pg 498A. Woods Blurton (Sampson Woods) son of Marshall in Cherokee Co KS in 1880, Empire Twp, pg 456D. Susan (dau of Marshall) & B W Bond in the 1880 Lawrence Co MO census, Aurora Twp, pg 535A There is a John Blurton. age 21 b MO ( who I think is the son of Marshall) in the hhold of a Fredric Baus in the 1880 Lawrence Co MO census, Aurora Twp, pg 640D

Re: JOHN, EDWARD & HINTON BLURTON of NC, TN & IL

DFranks1 — 2004-08-27 18:06:56Z

Marshall Blurton, son of Hinton, is in the 1860 McDonald Co MO census, Honey Creek Twp, P O Elk Mills. Joel & Marshall Blurton, sons of Hinton, are in the 1870 Lawrence Co MO census, Buck Prairie Twp, PO Mt Vernon. Joel is on stamped pg 419 & Marshall is on stamped pg 426B.

Re: Anne BLURTON m. Isaac COTTON, Staffordshire, 1833

traceyupland — 2004-07-11 20:12:08Z

I am lokking for any info on a PHYLLIS COTTON from HANLEY. She was my great grandmother. She married ARTHUR JOHNSON and they had thirteen children. My grandmother BEATRICE JOHNSON was one of their children. I have no other info on PHYLLIS COTTON'S parents at all, so would be very pleased if someone knows any more to let me know!

Re: Edward Blurton

2004-06-06 07:21:38Z

Thank you for the information. I don't know if there is a connection, but it gives me a new line to research.

Henry Blurton b abt 1735 m Edith Averitt in 5 January 1785

2004-06-03 22:16:35Z

Do you have their people in your lineage. Would appreciate any information you have on their children and etc.
Henry is a brother of Edward Blurton of Johnston cty, N.c.
He was also in ARW and got land grant of 1000 acres.

Re: Edward Blurton

2004-06-03 20:41:42Z

The only connection I have of slaves is Edward's lst wife Sarah Hinton Bryan (lst husand) was given a negro girl Phillis in her father's will dated 1761. He was poisoned along with Sarah's husband by a negro slave named Jenny. They lived on Snowfield Plantation in Smithfield?, NC.
A 1790 census New Bern District, Johnston Cty shows Edward with 4 slaves .Hope this helps if you are still looking for information.

Re: info

2004-03-19 03:39:16Z

Heather Blurton
Was your grandfather Rufus Blurton and Mattie?

Anne BLURTON m. Isaac COTTON, Staffordshire, 1833

2003-08-21 21:48:12Z

Looking for parents and siblings of Ann Blurton in Staffordshire, possibly Hanley, in about 1833.

Son John Cotton was born 1834 in Lane End or Longton.

Can anyone help?

Re: Blurtons in England

2003-07-16 04:39:07Z

I find it very odd that on this huge world wide web I found a site that you happen to be on. Love you.

Re: JOHN, EDWARD & HINTON BLURTON of NC, TN & IL

2003-01-15 05:47:03Z

Hi Jeanne, Hinton Blurton and wife, plus Hansel Blurton and family are found on the 1860 census for Newton Co. Mo. I'm sending this on in case you didn't have this info. Happy hunting! Linda

Re: Blurtons in England

2002-12-20 14:39:02Z

Hi.

Can't help with your Grandfather. But just to let you know that my father George Arthur Blurton lives in Bristol (UK).

Don't come across too many Blurtons.

Best wishes.

Matt Blurton

Re: Rias Blurton

2002-11-18 19:55:24Z

I saw a land patent issued to a Rias Blurton on the following site www.glorecords.blm.gov. He was a man of color this was stated on description. I can't remember if it was in Missouri or Illinois. I was tracing descendants of North Carolina's Edward Blurton later of Tennessee.I believe I saw a message once where you thought Rias might of been connection to this line.
I also found where Edward only owned two slaves and than after marriage to Sarah Hinton Bryan tax list showed four.
Hope this is the right Rias.

Re: Sarah Hinton/Edward Blurton, not Nancy Ann Hinton

2002-11-15 13:09:45Z

Made a typo in my previous post---it's what happens when you have kids tugging at you while typing!

Nancy Ann Hinton was the sister of William Hinton (not Col. William Bryan), making her the aunt of Sarah Hinton (who married Capt. Lewis Bryan of Johnston Co., NC).
Nancy Ann Hinton married, Solomon Alston. Nancy Ann Hinton was the daughter of John Hinton & Mary Hardy. Just looking at dates---Nancy Ann Hinton was close to 20 years senior to Capt. Lewis Bryan, and that roughly makes her 50 years old or so if you believe she was Lewis' wife at the birth of his first child in 1771.

Sorry for the massive error and confusion...can't believe I did that............

Sarah Hinton/Edward Blurton, not Nancy Ann Hinton

2002-11-14 15:55:38Z

Re: JOHN, EDWARD & HINTON BLURTON of NC, TN & IL

2002-11-14 14:48:41Z

Edward Blurton married my 5th great-grandmother, Sarah Hinton Bryan, after the death of her husband Capt. Lewis Bryan, Sr. Edward arrived in Buncombe (now Madison) County, North Carolina in 1800 and appears on that year's census.
Edward then married Rose A. Neal and they had their first child in 1808---so Sarah apparently died some time after 1800. We have never been able to establish where Sarah was buried, though it is my understanding that Edward died in 1833 in Wilson County, Tennessee.
I am trying to determine exactly how many children Edward Blurton and Sarah Hinton Bryan had---their names and dates/places of birth. Unfortunately, I know nothing about them.

Re: Hinton Blurton

2002-09-23 22:39:00Z

Hi,
Hinton Blurton was in the War of 1812. Pvt. Col. Thos
Williamson, Capt Robert Moore,Vol Mounted Gunmen.
His brothers Bryant and John were also Mtd Gunmen.
I am interested in verifying their Mother's name .Any information you have and would like to share would be appreciated. I think Sarah Hinton and not Nancy Ann..

Re: Archibald McMillan

2002-04-21 20:46:02Z

Am also a descendant of Archibald McMillan from Haywood
County, TN. Can you share information?
Rachel Cates

Re: William Blurton

2001-12-27 04:53:07Z

Please email me at jimbough@earthlink.net. Am unsure why the email didn't work.

William Blurton

2001-07-23 04:59:13Z

I am looking for info on William BLURTON, born July 1818 in Illinois of Pennsylvania. He married Lucy Ann POOL, born Feb 23 1846 in North Carolina. They married in 1841 in Marion County, Illinois. William died in 1894 an Lucy died in 1906, both in Crawford County, Kansas. Children include Harriet, Martha Jane, Cornelia, Bryant, George, and Mary Elizabeth. Would love to corresond withi anyone researching this line.

Still seeking Jesse Blurton's ancestry

EllenBarfield|MA1497405 — 2002-08-07 20:02:28Z

I first posted in 1999. Most replies concern other lines, does any one know something that will help me with Jesse?

"I am trying to research my husband’s family tree. I have run into a dead end on the BLURTON line. His grand father was Jesse Gray BLURTON [b. 7 Aug 1870 d. 7 Dec 1941 buried in Cypress Cemetery near Bells, Crockett Co., Tennessee]. Jessie’s father was William “Bill” BLURTON born in Crockett Co., Tennessee. His mother was Tennessee MEDLIN.

Jessie Gray BLURTON married Mary Luna LATHAM [b. 12 Mar 1881 d. 8 Jan 1965 buried in Poplar Grove Cemetery near Henning, Lauderdale Co., Tennessee]. Having been widowed twice, he was her 3rd husband. Mary Luna LATHAM’s parents were William Harrison LATHAM [b. 1 Aug 1850 d. 15 Nov 1913] and Melinda MOORE [b. 6 Jul 1854 d. 11 May 1931].

If you have any information on my requests, please help me. You may contact me at <barfielde@doglover.com> Thank you."

Ellen

Edward Blurton

caldmc — 2001-06-23 03:19:57Z

Dear Kenneth, I would love to have you contact me. I have Hinton with a son Bryant, but was unaware of Edward's son Bryant would appreciate hearing more about the Bryant senior.
Marion Co., IL 1850 Census p. 55, District # 11, Oct. 7, 1850 dwelling/family # 774/793
Hinton Blurton 59, farmer, NC, cannot read or write
Susanah 55, TN, cannot read or write
Bryant 27, farmer, TN can read and write
Mary 23, TN, can read and write
Philip 22, TN, cannot read or write
John 21, TN, cannot read or write

Donna Caldmc@msn.com

Phillip Blurton

caldmc — 2001-06-23 03:19:57Z

I am connected to the Blurton family through Hinton's brother John Blurton who married Sarah Garner, a 2nd marriage and Hinton's sister Nancy Blurton who married John Hammer widower of Nancy Garner. Nancy and Sarah Garner were my ggg grandfather Jeremiah's sisters. I also believe that were may have been earlier connections between the Garner, Blurton and possibly Howell families. The Blurton, Garner and Hammer families traveled from Wilson County, TN to Marion County IL together. I am sorry I don't have much on Phillip, but would love to know more about him and his family, Contact me at caldmc@msn.com and I will share all that I have.

Re: William Blurton

GBirdsellS9461 — 2003-10-24 20:50:54Z

This gentleman is my ggrandfather. His daughter Mary Elizabeth married William Mock and their daughter Minnie Mock Birdsell is my grandmother. I am very interested in anything regarding the Blurtons and also the Pools.

Re: William Blurton

GBirdsellS9461 — 2003-05-29 18:36:52Z

Kareen, I responded to your email I received today but it bounced. I am very interested in anythin you might have on this line. What you sent in the email was more than I had previously.

Betty Katherine Blurton Wallis

PerryWallis81 — 2002-05-12 19:50:00Z

Looking for family line to my ggmother, married to James Benjamin Wallis, had 5 children and died 1905 in Gadsen, Tenn. Buried at Nathaniel Williams Cemetery at Fruitvale or Gadsden, Tn. She had siblings siblings or grandchildren name Clyde & Ivie. Please contact me at sharonkwk@hotmail.com

Marshall BLURTON (b. ABT 1823) Married to Sarah JACKSON...

dralstin1 — 2002-08-04 01:49:48Z

I am looking for information anyone has on Sarah Jackson, here is what I have:

Lydia BLURTON GOOD’s parents were: Marshall BLURTON b. ABT 1823 Tennessee
married ABT 1842 in Illinois to:
Sarah Ann JACKSON b. ABT 1827 in Marion co, Ill (Sarah is said to be the great niece of Stonewall Jackson...this is all that is known about Sarah Ann JACKSON.
(Marshall may have had a brother named Phillip)

Children of Marshall BLURTON and Sarah Ann Jackson:
1. Susanah BLURTON b. ABT 1844
2. Mary BLURTON b. ABT 1847
3. Hinton BLURTON b. ABT 1849
4. Sampson Woods BLURTON b. 1850
5. Elizabeth BLURTON b. ABT 1850
6. Lydia Matilda BLURTON b. 25 Feb 1855 in Newton Co., MO
7. Hannah BLURTON b. ABT 1858
8. Sarah BLURTON b. ABT 1860
9. John A. BLURTON b. ABT 1863
10. Isham Jackson BLURTON b. ABT 1865
11. Manda BLURTON b. ABT 1869

Marshall BLURTON’s parents were Hinton BLURTON b. 1791 in Johnston Co., North Carolina d. 1850 (may have fought in the revolutionary war)
married on 28 Feb 1816 in Wilson, Tennessee to:
Susannah HOWELL b. 1795/1797 in Tennessee d. 1850

Thanks!
Donna Ralstin-Lewis
dralstin@oregon.uoregon.edu

James Blurton

csharp63 — 2002-03-23 01:44:08Z

Looking for information on James Blurton,believed to have been born in Staffordshire,England about 1803.He died in Hillsdale County,Michigan in late 1800's.Was married to Sarah Upwood of same area in about 1824.She died in about 1888 in Michigan.We are trying to track him between England & Michigan,plus any other information we can on his early family and their history.

Blakely Family

csharp63 — 2002-03-23 01:44:08Z

Researching my wife's family tree.Her Grandparents were Wheeler Freeman Blakely and Elsie Pearl Hoover.They are both burried in Monroeville,Indiana Cemetary.We are looking for any information on their ancestors & travels.Wheeler Blakely's family,we think are from Ohio,possibly William or Wollard Blakely.May be from A town called Horton,Ohio.??Mrs. B;lakely's parents,we think are Hillary Blakely(Male) and Ida Hoover(unknown maiden name).

Blurton

mikeandann28 — 2003-03-09 14:23:57Z

I am Micahel Blurton of Derby, England and I am about to start to research my family tree.
I was born 13.6.1950.
My father is George Richard Blurton born 1/11/1922.

If anyone was as any information please leave message.

John Blurton around 1682 or after

peteapple41 — 2003-12-08 21:15:47Z

If anyone is looking for him, I found a book published in 1682 with his name written in it. Let me know if you would like for me to scan a copy of his handwriting and send. Pete Apple

Rias Blurton

ashenry77 — 2002-05-21 22:48:12Z

Lookinf for family of Rias Blurton who proably was born in 1795 (Age 55 on 1850 census) in Tennesse. He lived in Howard
County,MO from 1830 to 1850. Possible
son is James Blurton b. 1835. Thanks for any
information.

Edward Blurton

ashenry77 — 2002-05-21 22:48:12Z

Looking for information on Edward Blurton of Johnson Co., NC and Wilson Co., TN. Specifically looking for list of slaves, bill of sales, names of farms or plantations owned. I am researching the family of Rias Blurton, a Free man of color in Missouri in 1830 who was born in Tennessee around 1795.
Rias's daughter name is Nancy, and his grandson name is Edward. These names may be
coincidence, bit one of Edward's children is
named Ridley.

Re: blurton

blurton — 2002-02-02 22:12:25Z

My name is Jerry Blurton, I live in Dyersburg Tn. I am trying to find out about something I saw on T.V.about Csaar of Blurton King of England, and something about Lowes Cottage. This was the first I had ever heard about any of this so any information would be helpful!
Thank You,
Jerry Blurton

Obit. Victor Boyd Blurton

KayRomubio — 2004-05-25 02:22:08Z

BLURTON, VICTOR BOYD Nov. 13, 1914 to Jan. 3, 2004 Victor Boyd Blurton, 90, of San Diego, passed away January 3, 2004. He was born in Witchita, Kansas. He was a Real Estate Broker. He served in the U.S. Navy during WWII. He joined the Navy before the war, but because he had a BA degree from Witchita College he was eligible for the 90 day Wonders at Annapolis. He served for six years and ended his career as a Lt. Cmdr of the USS Osterhaus. Victor attended school with Joe Stone at Witchita and he and his wife attended the reunions with the crew members and families for a number of years, which are still going on. He is survived by his wife Dorothy Hazel Blurton; daughter Victoria Lynn Audette; son Brian David Blurton; sister Maxine of Eldorado, Kansas, and four grandchildren. Services will be held Thursday, January 22, 2004 at 3 p.m. at Fort Rosecrans National Cemetery. Please sign the guest book at obituaries.uniontrib.com Published in the San Diego Union-Tribune on 1/21/2004. (volunteer submission)

Ridley Blurton

Wallacestrobel — 2001-12-30 17:49:07Z

My great-great-great grandmother was Ridley Blurton who married Britain Odum, my mother's gr.gr.grandfather. I have a picture of Ridley and Britain's house at Commerce,Tn close to the church where they were buried. I also have pictures of their tombstones. Would like to have infor on Ridley-parents, date born, married and where she came from to Tenn. Hope you are interested in exchanging information. Thanks, Helen Strobel

Ridley Blurton

Wallacestrobel — 2001-12-30 17:49:07Z

For Kenneth A. Floyd: My gr.gr.gr.grandmother was also Ridley Blurton who married Britain Odum in Wil.Co.Tn. I have pictures of their house, church and tombstones taken by my Mother several years ago. Would like to know Ridley's parents, where, when born and where they came from to Tenn. Will exchange further info. on family.
H.Strobel