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Kate M Wairhaye or Worihaye birth to J.E. Browning 1888

dalerich88 — 2009-11-05 16:21:22Z

Kate M Wairhaye was married to Joseph Delana Browning 5 Oct 1887 in Henery, KY. J.D. Browning died 21 Apr 1888 shortly before having his son named Joseph Elliot Browning Brn 23 Nov 1888.
Kate shows up in a later census married to a Anton Moline or Maline and the record shows Joseph Elliot Browning as the step son to Anton. Kate married Anton in 1894 and had other children with the Moline name.
I can find NO record of the birth of Joseph Elliot Browning from Kate and Joseph Sr. Looking for this record.
Regards, Dale

Re: Descendants of Williamson Browning 1796

BarbaraChambers36 — 2009-11-03 17:31:45Z

I haave a James A. Browning, born about 1795 near Hillsboro,
NC, that I have not been able to place with parents and past family. He fought in the NC Army during the War of 1812, then migrated to Claiborne County, TN, married Martha Sheckels (or similar spelling) and raised a large family there. He was my g-great grandfather. I am sure he is from one of the VA families, just don't know which. Will you look in your books and see if you can find a reference to him, and let me know how to get the books, physically or on-line?
Many thanks,
Barbara Chambers

marriage date and parents for Josehp E Browning Jr. of virginia

dalerich88 — 2009-11-03 03:51:54Z

Hi
Im traceing the family surname of Browning. Looking for any information on Joseph Elliot Browning Jr. Maining his father also Josheph Browning.
Joseph E.Browning Jr was born in Kentucky in 1888. Later he married Lorenza Crunelle (parents from France). I can't locate any record of their date of marraige or any record on Joseph's father ( name believed to be also Joseph Browning )or mother.

D.Rich

Re: James Abraham Browning 1844

BarbaraChambers36 — 2009-11-03 03:16:35Z

Holly- We lost contact some time ago. My g-grandfather was
George Washington Browning, brother to your Abraham, remember me?
Contact me at tennesseepurl5050@msn.com if you receive this.
Would love to hear from you again.
Barbara Chambers

Re: Descendants of Williamson Browning 1796

BeckyFox369 — 2009-11-02 18:43:36Z

I have the Browning Families book and didn't find your James. The Browning Families by William Neal Hurley has been reprinted and is available to purchase at Amazon.com The other book, Genealogy of the Brownings in America from 1621 to 1908 by Edward Franklin Browning is out of print, but could turn up on Amazon or Alibris to buy. You can also ask at your local library if they will try to get it through Interlibrary Loan for you.

Good luck,

Becky

Re: James Abraham Browning 1844

ahma5 — 2009-11-01 03:23:28Z

Holly, James Abraham Browning and Mary Ann Whited Browning are my great-great-grandparents. Their daughter, Martha Ellen Browning (Sharp) was my mother's grandmother and mother (94 in Dec.) remembers her well.
Please contact me: margannals@aol.com

Re: James Abraham Browning 1844

ahma5 — 2009-11-01 03:11:39Z

James Abraham Browning is my great-great grandfather.
B/11 Feb. 1844 in TN
D/29 Jan. 1909 in TN
M/Mary Ann Whited
B/8 Feb 1844
D/5 Dec 1911
Their daughter; Martha Ellen Browning (Sharp) is my great-grandmother. My mother, Helen Countiss Thomason was Martha Ellen's granddaughter and remembers her well. Mother will be 94 next month.
Please contact me : Margannals@aol.com

Re: Descendants of Williamson Browning 1796

bkjeldsen1 — 2009-10-30 22:09:41Z

I wonder if your James Browning c.1712 married to Anne williamson is also in my tree? I am looking for a daughter born to a Williamson Browning and Sarah Alexander, her name is Elizabeth josephine Browning and she married Peter K. Baker.
Beverly Kjeldsen

Re: Descendants of Williamson Browning 1796

bkjeldsen1 — 2009-10-30 21:48:33Z

I am establishing a line for Colonial Dames of America.
Williamson Browning and Sarah Alexander were my gr gr gr gr grand parents. Can you help me?
Bev Kjeldsen

Re: Looking for Brownings of PA

flippedout247 — 2009-10-28 16:48:29Z

Hi Dori, if you get this message Alisa Schultz is trying to contact your sister Tiffany. She is an old friend from childhood. If you can reply to this my email is flippedout247@yahoo.com. Would love to hear from you guys.

VIOLA BROWNING

schwindt — 2009-10-26 16:03:54Z

Does anyone know where Viola is buried?, differing sources give different places.....Some say Rock Falls Cemetery, Rock Falls,Wisconsin, others say, Lot 34, Block 2, Greenwood Cemetery, St. Croix county, Wisconsin where she died 14 July 1923. She is supposedly buried in the same plot as her 2nd husband, John Jellings, but she has no marker....can anyone help find her final resting place?
Bernie

Re: Wesley Browning, Civil War Military File

paradoxearthangel — 2009-10-23 19:59:44Z

That is rather improbable, isnt it? I hadn't actually looked at the dates he sent XD If you can figure that date out between the two of you, let me know.

Re: Wesley Browning, Civil War Military File

khines14 — 2009-10-23 14:52:42Z

I have been trying to follow this thread because I have another George Wesley Browning that I work on periodically. Your William Browning was b. Nov 1828 and (when he was 9 yrs old) he had George Perry Browning, who was b. Mar 1837? Are you sure of that birth month/yr for William?

Re: Wesley Browning, Civil War Military File

paradoxearthangel — 2009-10-23 02:10:36Z

thank you so much :D

you can see what I have on my family tree site

maybrowningfamily.tribalpages.com

and if you message me on there, i will send you the password

additionally, it is often updated, as we are actively working on it

Re: Wesley Browning, Civil War Military File

maltimot — 2009-10-23 01:48:39Z

Hi paradoxearthangel,

I am going to respond even though it was a very old message. :)

Yes, we are talking about the same family cousin. I have not been doing much genealogy of late but do have a little information on this line. Here is what I have and I descend from Omer Marble Hendricks (he was my grandfather).

1 William Browning b. Nov 1828 d. 08 Feb 1904
+ unknown
2 George Perry Browning b. Mar 1837
2 John Wesley Browning b. 18 Jun 1842
2 Jeremiah Browning b. Abt 1844
+ Mary Evelyn Garner b. 13 Sep 1862 d. 18 Feb 1941
3 Sarah J. Browning b. Abt 1877
3 Elvira Browning b. Feb 1880
3 Minnie M. Browning b. Feb 1884
3 Mary E. Browning b. Jul 1888 d. 1981
+ Elmer Elzora Hendricks b. Abt 1883 d. 1957
4 Velma Hendricks b. Bef 13 Jan 1906
4 Omer Marble Hendricks b. 24 Apr 1910 d. 07 Jul 1976 [ =>]
4 Donald Hendricks b. Bef 13 Jan 1912
4 Thelma Hendricks b. Bef 13 Jan 1914 [ =>]
4 Leon Levon Hendricks b. 24 Jul 1921 d. 17 Feb 2009 [ =>]
4 Robert Hendricks [ =>]
3 Clarence Browning b. 21 Feb 1891
3 Marion Alonzo Browning b. 04 Feb 1893
3 Lawrence A Browning b. 26 May 1896
3 Dessa M. Browning b. Apr 1899
+ Sarah J Connor b. Nov 1851 d. 08 Nov 1900
2 Mary Browning b. Abt 1872
2 Barbara Browning b. Abt 1874
2 Noah B Browning b. Sep 1886
2 Isaac Browning
2 James Browning

Re: Wesley Browning, Civil War Military File

paradoxearthangel — 2009-10-20 03:08:16Z

Oh wow. I hope you respond to this. Mary Browning? She's my grandfather's aunt, and he vividly remembers his Aunt Mary Hendricks. And His grandfather (her mother) is Jeremiah Browning!!! I would IMMENSELY appreciate any information any of you could share with me, and I would gladly share my information in return.

Mary is sister to Lawrence Browning, who is father to my grandfather Johnnie Browning :D

Re: Indiana (Tipton County) Brownings

paradoxearthangel — 2009-10-20 03:02:03Z

I'm sorry. This Harry C. is my great uncle, and he was born in 1922. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.

Re: Joshua Browning\Lydia Godwin

flcracker2 — 2009-10-19 21:46:12Z

Mr. Sullivan,
This is Beverly. I was inquiring because I have found this info on the message boards but couldn't find any records. Thanks for the info. Reunion went great. Hope your wife's did too.

BROWNING

2009-08-26 14:58:15Z

Jane- I have a John Wesley Browning married to Abbie Lucinda Garner. Siblings: (1)John H Browning, married to Rosa A Rogers. (2)Ida May Browning, married to J Cyrus Welcher. (3)Irvin Fred Browning

I have William Browning, married to Sarah Conroy,Comptom.
I hope I have finally found a connection. Ken

Re: brownings from Harlan

RSkinner — 2009-09-15 20:00:39Z

Hi ,

I'm working on the name Otis Evans for a friend with Otis being a odd name it maybe the same person. My Otis is from GA

Rita

Re: Browning brothers

mjbrowningbaker — 2009-09-15 13:42:28Z

I also have a George W Browning in my line. His middle name is Washington. Do you know what your George W Browning's middle name is?

Marion

Re: Browning brothers

mjbrowningbaker — 2009-09-16 07:57:17Z

Gail,

I agree we need to try to work together more. There was someone who answered on this thread who had an ancestor that moved to Texas. My earliest Browning is Perry Lafayette born in 1843, probably in SC. His mother was Lucinda (Lucy). I don't have her last name. He had an older brother James and a sister, Mary. I latter found the family in Gastonia, NC. He was living NC when he married the first time to Margaret Slone Shannon and had a child Sarah. There is a family story that he got into a fight with his uncle and thinking he killed him, fled to TN and that there were other branches of the Browning family there at the time he arrived in TN. I know he was living in TN when he married the second time in 1868 to Mary Elizabeth Bayliss. There has to be a relationship between the Brownings in NC and Southern VA and TN. How to find it has been the problem.

Marion

Re: Indiana (Tipton County) Brownings

Wayneman00 — 2009-08-27 01:03:49Z

I see that you have a reference to Harry Browning. I am trying to locate my G-Grandfather Harry C. Browning. I have the family going back to him and have hit a wall. Harry worked out of Lexington, Kentucky for the railroad. He was married to Angeline(Anna, Angelina) Davison I think in Lexington. My Grandfather was born in 1882, Harry C Browning. Where he came from or where he went in a mystery.
Any help would be appreciated and I will share all that I have.

Re: Joshua Browning\Lydia Godwin

flcracker2 — 2009-10-15 18:07:00Z

I have traced back to Noah Browning. He was born in the 1820's and married Elizabeth Herndon in FL. I have reason to believe his father was either Joshua or Josiah and his mother was Lydia Godwin. Do you have any information that would help? I think Noah was born in GA as was Elizabeth "Betty". They are both buried in Joshua Creek Cemetary in Arcadia FL.

BROWNING W I 1898-1972

t42MountOlivet — 2009-09-29 12:38:32Z

BROWNING W I 1898-1972

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 207,650 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.

BROWNING Bonnie WAYNE 1900-1982

t42MountOlivet — 2009-09-28 22:14:43Z

BROWNING Bonnie WAYNE 1900-1982

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 207,650 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.

BROWNING Larry 1950-2002

t42MountOlivet — 2009-09-05 12:53:33Z

BROWNING Larry 1950-2002

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 206,332 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.

BROWNING Walter Jr 1921-1986

t42MountOlivet — 2009-09-04 11:27:45Z

BROWNING Walter Jr 1921-1986

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 206,332 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.

BROWNING Pearl A 1900-1966

t42MountOlivet — 2009-08-22 18:42:10Z

BROWNING Pearl A 1900-1966

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 205,999 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.

BROWNING Robert Daniel 1898-1992

t42MountOlivet — 2009-08-24 09:31:58Z

BROWNING Robert Daniel 1898-1992

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 205,999 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.

Eli B. and Benjamin Browning of Jackson, Jefferson and Monroe counties in GA

dachsmack1 — 2009-09-27 17:19:56Z

I'm looking for direct ancestors of brothers Eli B. Browning and Benjamin Browning. Both came to Georgia from Maryland, possibly Montgomery County, Maryland. Book "The Georgia Frontier: Colonial families to the Revolutionary War Period" By Jeannette Holland Austin says that Eli B. and Benjamin are "believed to be the sons of Benjamin Browning'' who is listed in Montgomery County census in 1790 but who died after 1803 in Jefferson County, Georgia.

My family has not been able to substantiate the Benjamin Browning of Montgomery County connection nor find any records of him in Jefferson County except for a Benjamin Browning listed as grand juror in 1797.

We have Eli B.'s will and other records for financial dealings in Georgia but no records of his parents. Any help in this area is greatly appreciated.

Mack Browning
Plantation, FL

BROWNING

analaing — 2009-08-23 09:27:57Z

Hi all,
Looing for details of the family of William Browning b. 1786 , a tailor who lived at 7 Higher Batter Street, Devonshire....
Hope someone can help...many thanks
ana

Indiana (Tipton County) Brownings

paradoxearthangel — 2009-08-26 14:59:38Z

I'm the first in my immediate family to do a tree, and the Browning family seems fairly impossible to trace. If you could help me out, I would VASTLY appreciate it. Here's what I have so far.
Mary Evelyn Garner (9/1861-1941) m. Jeremiah BROWNING
Sarah J. Browning5(Aug. 1877)
Elvira A. Browning5 (Feb. 1880 IN)
Minnie M. Browning5(Feb. 1884 IN)
Amary E. Browning5(Aug. 1889 IN)
Clarence Browning5(2/21/1891)
Marion A. Browning5(2/4/1893)
Lawrence A. Browning5(5/26/1896) m. Goldie M. GROOVER (b. 1902-1942)
Dessa M. Browning5(b. April, 1899)

According to my grandfather, he remembers two aunts, Mary Henricks (possibly Hendricks?) and Min Daley (possibly Dailey, Daly, etc) But couldn't spell them for me.
Lawrence and Goldie's Children:
Johnnie, Harry, Harley, George, Beaulah,Carolyn, Marilyn, Anna Mae, Phillip (died as a baby), Maxime (died as a baby) Leroy (died as a baby)Garnet

Johnnie is my maternal grandfather

I would also love any information regarding Lawrence and his siblings, if you have it.

If you have any information or want dates for confirmation, please get back to me A.S.A.P. I'm very interested in this and will likely respond immediately

Re: BROWNING

paradoxearthangel — 2009-08-26 05:26:03Z

Jeremiah and Mary are in my family tree. If you have information regarding them, please, please, share it with me. :D

Re: Indiana (Tipton County) Brownings

paradoxearthangel — 2009-08-26 05:24:33Z

Just realized something. I have two dates of birth for Goldie Groover, both 1902 and 1901. There seems to be some conflict among sources. Don't let it throw you.

Re: BROWNING

paradoxearthangel — 2009-08-26 05:01:28Z

I see that you have listed in your surnames a Jeremiah Browning and a Mary Evelyn Garner, who are my granpa's granparents. I have hit a dead end regarding Jeremiah's ancestors, and if you know ANYTHING about his family, I would IMMENSELY appreciate the help and information, as soon as possible. Thanks. :D

Re: Brownings from Wheeler County, Georgia

selenamay871 — 2009-09-19 02:27:12Z

Wheeler county wasn't started until 1913 formed from Montgomery .You may have to look in Montgomery.I do have a few Brownings that married into my family.Two of grandma's sisters married brownings one of them is 92 .

Re: Joshua Browning\Lydia Godwin

GARYSULLIVAN82 — 2009-10-19 16:06:48Z

Noah Browning was the son of Joshua and Lydia Godwin Browning. He appears as a 22 year old with them on the 1850 Lowndes Co GA census. You are correct in that Noah and Elizabeth Herndon were born in GA. This is reflected on several census reports.

Noah is my GG grandfather and I have a good bit of information on the Browning family and will be glad to share. Are you related?

Re: BROWNING FAMILY REUNION IN RAIFORD FLORIDA

rb300ex — 2009-09-30 02:38:52Z

when will the next browning family reunion be . my ggg granfather is david b browning of raiford fl who was married to juila addison browning buried at sapp cementery born 1812 died 1890 had a son named henry tildon browning he had son named henry browning had a son named robert browning sr. i'm robert browning jr.

Re: Brownings in So. WV and Hatfield ties

lloding — 2009-08-29 20:45:22Z

Do you have any dates and places for these folks?

Janet Browning - Australia

edc2210 — 2009-08-20 03:27:50Z

Hi everyone, have just found a Browning connection by marriage - namely a Presbyterian minister, John Browning, who immigrated to Portland, Victoria, Australia in around 1850 and set up a school there known as Browing's School.

I just came across a post from 1997 by a Janet Browning who I'd be very keen to get in contact with but the email no longer works. This was the post:

"Hi All,

I am looking for any descendants of:-

James & Agnes MILLAR. wife (nee White)
married 31st December 1799 at Kilmarnock Scotland.
James was a Wool, or Silk Merchant, and in 1841 were living in Eastshaw
Street, Kilmarnock.

Their youngest son Hugh, and youngest daughter Janet emigrated to Australia
in about 1850.

Does anyone have any knowledge of other children of James and Agnes, or any
information regarding their business ?

Please email replies.

Regards. Janet Browning, using a friends email address jlb@magnet.com.au"

If any one knows of these Brownings (John also has a brother, James, who immigrated to Portland) or knows this Janet Browning, I'd love to hear from you.

Regards,
Elizabeth Coutts.

John Browning / Elizabeth Moore

cadebrowning — 2009-09-14 16:00:45Z

I am looking for the parents of John Browning (b1776 in North Carolina d1830 Alabama) who was married to Elizabeth Moore. John had a son named Samuel, who had a son named Enoch, who had a son named Bede, who is my great grandfather.

Elijah ANDERSON & Fannie BROWNING

lonestar357 — 2009-10-16 17:21:33Z

Not much is known about Elijah Anderson except the following:

We believe Elijah married his wife Fannie (Browning) Anderson prior to 1825 in Fauquier County, Va.

In 1835 they removed to Lincoln County, Mo., settled on a farm, and resided there until their deaths. Fannie (Browning) Anderson died in 1843, and Elijah Anderson died in January, 1888, aged ninety-four years.

The only child (identified so far) born to them was Susan Fannie Anderson on 30 June 1825 in Fauquier County, Va.

Miss Susan Fannie Anderson married Dr. William J Wackerle
(B:23 Feb 1819 Baden, Germany) on 19 Feb 1843, in St. Louis, Mo.

They had 6 children, 5 of whom lived, namely:

William F. Wackerle, Resident of Kansas, Dr. Charles J.Wackerle, Physician of Glasgow, Mo.,Louis Wackerle Resident of Nevada, Mo., Edward Wackerle, Resident of Butler, Mo., Fannie E. Wackerle who married Prof. Harker, DEC 1882, Jacksonville Woman's College, Illinois.

I'd appreciate any information available on this family.

Re: Van Browning

RickyNJ58 — 2009-09-05 15:34:27Z

Descendants of Van Buren Browning

1 Van Buren Browning b: 16 Mar 1894 in Logan County, West Virginia d: Jun 1971 in Bruno, Logan Co., WV
.. +Beulah J. Toler b: 10 Mar 1904 in Mingo Co., WV d: 15 Jun 1989 in Bruno, Logan Co., WV
... 2 Carnie Browning d: Deceased
........ 3 Don Browning
............ +Linda ?
... 2 Cecil Browning
....... +Emma Bell
... 2 David Browning d: Deceased
... 2 Doug Browning
....... +Joyce ?
... 2 Lois Browning
....... +Gary Gallaher d: Deceased
... 2 Roger Browning d: Deceased
... 2 Mary Francis Browning-Hatfield
... 2 Virgina Browning b: 12 Nov 1922 in Cyclone d: 02 Sep 2009 in Cyclone
....... +Marshall L. Cook d: Deceased
........ 3 Jerry G. Cook d: Deceased
........ 3 Edmond Cook d: Deceased
........ 3 Lowell Cook
............ +Dorothy ?
........ 3 Bernard Cook
............ +Karen ?
........ 3 Judith Ann Cook d: Deceased
........ 3 Lois Cook-Gallaher
... 2 Harry D Browning b: 30 Apr 1924 d: 20 Feb 1998 in Bruno, Logan Co., WV
... 2 Atheline Browning b: 22 Oct 1925 in Christian, Triadelphia Dist., Logan County, West Virginia d: 15 Oct 1926 in Christian, Triadelphia Dist., Logan County, West Virginia
... 2 Paul Browning b: 22 May 1929 in Christian, Triadelphia Dist., Logan County, West Virginia d: 07 Dec 1930 in Christian, Triadelphia Dist., Logan County, West Virginia
... 2 Naomi Ruth Browning b: 11 May 1931 in Christian, Triadelphia Dist., Logan County, West Virginia d: 18 Dec 1931 in Christian, Triadelphia Dist., Logan County, West Virginia
... 2 Robert Browning b: 09 Dec 1934 d: 10 Jan 1998 in Bruno, Logan Co., WV
... 2 Vaughn Browning b: 18 Nov 1938 d: 28 Jan 2003 in Bruno, Logan Co., WV

Virginia Cook

CYCLONE — Virginia Cook, 86, went to her heavenly home and was united with her husband and loved ones on Wednesday, September 2, 2009 following a long illness.

Born November 12, 1922, at Cyclone, she was the daughter of the late Rev. Van D. and Beulah Toler Browning.

Mrs. Cook was a homemaker and lifelong member of Campus Church of God. She enjoyed reading, sewing, gardening, canning and loved going to church.

In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband, Marshall L. Cook; two sons, Jerry G. Cook and Edmond Cook; a daughter, Judith Ann Cook; six brothers, Carnie, Roger, Harry, Vaughn, David and Robert Browning; and a son-in-law, Gary Gallaher.

Those left to cherish her memory include two sons, Lowell Cook and his wife, Dorothy of Cyclone and the Rev. Bernard Cook and his wife, Karen of Springfield, Ohio; a daughter, Lois Gallaher of Burlington, N.C.; two brothers, the Rev. Doug Browning and wife, Joyce of Bruno and Cecil Browning and wife Emma Bell of Holly Ridge; a sister, Mary Francis Hatfield of Amherstdale; seven grandchildren, Melanie Lusk, Patrick Cook, Myron Cook, Amber Walker, Allison Belue, Misty Williams and Jordan Cook; nine great-grandchildren, Kayla Adkins, Brandon Cook, Diezel Cook, Arielle Lusk, Nicholas Belue, Olivia Belue, Mary Katlyn Williams, Hannah Williams and Jaxson Walker; a daughter-in-law, Linda Cook of Cyclone; a special sister-in-law, Alice Walls; several nieces and nephews and a host of family and friends.

A celebration of Mrs. Cook’s life will be 1 p.m. Saturday, September 5, 2009, at Campus Church of God with Pastor Roger Stewart, the Rev. Jimmy Frazier and Mrs. Cook’s son, the Rev. Bernard Cook, officiating. Mrs. Cook will be laid to rest at Cook Cemetery at Cyclone.

Casketbearers will be Myron Cook, Patrick Cook, Nathan Belue, Jeremy Walker, Barry Lusk and Timmy Williams.

The family will receive friends from 6 to 9 p.m. Friday, September 4, 2009, at the church and one hour prior to service on Saturday.

A special "thank you" to Carolyn's Care Home at Vernon and the owners, Carolyn and Orvill Gibson; Betty Toler, Diane Cook and Niawana Napier.

A video tribute, guestbook and condolences at www.adamtolermemorialfuneralhome.com.

Services entrusted to Adam Toler Memorial Funeral Home, Oceana, WV.

the daughter of the late Rev. Van D. and Beulah Toler Browning.

her husband, Marshall L. Cook;
sons,
Jerry G. Cook
Edmond Cook;
Lowell Cook and his wife, Dorothy of Cyclone and the
Rev. Bernard Cook and his wife, Karen of Springfield, Ohio;

daughter,
Judith Ann Cook;
Lois Gallaher of Burlington, N.C

six brothers,
Carnie Browning,
Roger Browning,
Harry Browning,
Vaughn Browning,
David Browning
Robert Browning;
Rev. Doug Browning and wife, Joyce of Bruno and
Cecil Browning and wife Emma Bell of Holly Ridge;

a son-in-law, Gary Gallaher.

Sister
Mary Francis Hatfield of Amherstdale;

seven grandchildren, Melanie Lusk, Patrick Cook, Myron Cook, Amber Walker, Allison Belue, Misty Williams and Jordan Cook; nine great-grandchildren, Kayla Adkins, Brandon Cook, Diezel Cook, Arielle Lusk, Nicholas Belue, Olivia Belue, Mary Katlyn Williams, Hannah Williams and Jaxson Walker; a daughter-in-law, Linda Cook of Cyclone; a special sister-in-law, Alice Walls;

Re: Brownings in So. WV and Hatfield ties

nellswett — 2009-08-30 15:06:52Z

I am looking for David Browning and Dory Hatfield of West Virginia. I believe that Dory maybe a nick name for Mary. If you know anything that may help me find these guys please e-mail me at minartna@yahoo.com Thank you Martha

Harry Browning of Newhaven E Sussex UK

ianeverest1 — 2009-10-18 12:56:15Z

Am looking to find a photo of Harry Browning RN aged 20 died 5 June 1916 on HMS Hampshire.

Re: Browning brothers

AnnaGross33 — 2009-09-15 19:47:42Z

I do not know what the W. stands for at this moment. I will have to check the family notes.

Re: Browning brothers

AnnaGross33 — 2009-08-16 22:50:24Z

Reuben was a common name in the Browning family. Here are the Reuben's I have listed in my Browning family line. Reuben Browning, son of Francis Browning and Frances Norman b. 31 Mar 1759 Culpeper Co., Va.d.21 Sept 1844 Logan Co., Ky. married Sarah Duncan b. 1761 d 1840. They had the following children: Isaac Browning, David Browning, almon Browning, Reuben Browning, Mildred Browning and Sarah Browning. Their son Reuben Browning b. 1793 d. 1880. He married a Moriah Browning and they had 3 sons. James M. Browning, George W. Browning and Benjamine Browning. He then married a Mary J. Mcadoo, and a 3rd wife...Mary A. Clasby. No children from the last two marriages that I have record of. Also....will make note of David, Reuben's brother...had a son and he named him Reuben b. 1815. I do not have a death date or a spouse. His mother was Susan Hopper (Hooper). It was very common for the sons to name their 1st born son after their father. A second son usually carried the mother's father's name. Hope this helps in your research. Also check census records. They will give you the names of the wife...children....ages...and if a parent was living with them. Hope this helps....

Re: John N. Browning (1808 Ky - aft. June 1871)

khines14 — 2009-08-16 18:03:40Z

I should revise my count of John N. Browning and Catherine Bramel's children. After a decade of research I've found that some of the Browning boys I originally thought belonged in this family really don't belong.

One, in particular, was George W. Browning (14 Feb 1829 - 10 Jan 1914) I thought belonged to my family. But I obtained his MO death record and it said he was born to Amos Browning and "Miss White."

The Bramels were quite a prolific bunch and I have had a hard time sorting out all the Samuels, Catherines, and Alexanders.

Samuel and Margaret (Markee) Browning -- CORRECTING ERRORS

browningp — 2009-09-21 22:39:22Z

I am writing this post to correct some errors I've noted concerning the family of Samuel Browning and Margaret Markee, who married in Harrison Co., OH in 1815. I've researched Sam & Margaret's family for nearly ten years and have quite a large amount of original documentation on the couple and their descendants. I've seen many family trees on Ancestry continue to perpetuate these errors and I'd like to take the time to correct a few seemingly popular errors on this family if I could. Seeing erroneous information passed about in the Ancestry files is making me shudder.

(That said, if anyone has any documentation to the contrary concerning anything I say here, I'll be the first to do any alterations necessary in regards to it! Please feel free to contact me at "locogirlp (at) juno.com" (without the quotes and adding the "at" symbol) if you have information for me.)

To read the corrections, please follow the link provided below (I tried to post it here but the formatting made it impossible to read):

http://genforum.genealogy.com/browning/messages/4026.html

Thank you.