Champion - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

CHAMPION Everett Gene and Patricia Patsy

t42Moore — 25 Nov 2008 10:15:41 GMT

CHAMPION Everett Gene and Patricia Patsy

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

This is one of the 198,368 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com If you know more about this person please reply here.

John Champion Family

DART94 — 5 Sep 2008 8:08:25 GMT

Looking for any info on John Champion family from before 1883 in I believe from England.Moved to NJ sometime before that with a possible Nathaniel Champion as an ancestor.Hard to distinguish since John is a really common name.They settled in Cape May County,NJ,some in Tuckahoe and some in Middle Twp.Father John born in Goshen,NJ in 1930.

SARAH CHAMPION IN BENTON COUNTY ALABAMA

shirleymcghee — 25 Jun 2001 10:09:37 GMT

Iam looking for SARAH CHAMPION MARRIED TO JOEL MOORE CROSS MARRIED IN 1835

Calhoun/Benton County Alabama Champions

Barbara — 18 Sep 2001 3:58:03 GMT

I have hit a wall and need HELP! Franklin David Champion b. 12/5/1898,d. 6/16/1989 m.Minnie Belle Love. His father was Luther A. Champion b. 2/1/1872 d.3/27/1935 m. Emma Houck(?). That is all the info I have that can help. I have no siblings for these Champions. Do have Frank's children, grandchildren, etc.

Champions from NC to Ga, Al

Champtrkr — 29 Aug 2008 1:58:24 GMT

Anyone have info on who Isaac Champion B. 1804 in NC. He's in Duplin co, NC in 1830's and 40's, married Mary Bryan, abt
1836. In 1850 he is in Sumter co, Ga with Willis Champion B. 1800 in NC. Has different wife, 22 yr old Elizabeth and 1 yr old son, Abraham. Willis and wife, Cherry Parker and most of their children are in Pike co, Al in 1860. Isaac moved to Worth co, Ga, died 1862 in CSA. Family stayed in Worth co, Ga until after 1900, then migrated to Geneva co, Al. Holmes and Jackson co, Fl. Any info on who Isaac and Willis's parents were?

Champions from Rome, GA

kwinkfield0 — 28 Aug 2008 3:14:24 GMT

Anna Williams mother was Minnie Champion. Minnie Champion's mother according to the 1870 US Census was Anna Champion. It appears that some of the children were born in AL & GA. The attached photo belonged to Anna Williams. We do not know who these women are. Any information would be appreciated. Thanks.

Help with Randall/Champion family

nicolewehunt2 — 18 Aug 2008 6:56:50 GMT

I am the great-granddaughter Jessie Denson Randall and I am looking for any information on his parents. I am told that his fathers name was Joel Green Randall and his mother was Sleetie Champion.(Randall was white and Champion was indian). I would appreciate any information that you may have on this. Especially on Sleetie Champion. The only link I have on her is to the Alabama-Coushata Indian Reservation in Livingston,Tx., which for reason, denies her being part of them. Please Help.

Nicole Randall

LOOKING FOR ALL CHAMPIONS OF "NC"

joannbadstibner — 10 Aug 2006 12:46:54 GMT

LOOKING IN THE AREAS OF WAKE,DURHAM,CHATHAM,CUMBERLAND,HARNETT

Champion's in Oswego NY

josef75 — 17 Jun 2007 12:34:00 GMT

Looking for info on family of Henry and Anthony Champion. Henry born 1844 - his brother Anthony 1845 in OSwego NY. Henry married Elizabeth Blackwell in 1868 in Canada - she died Toledo Ohio bef 1876. Henry Married Elizabeth Casler Van Brocklin in New Bremen NY in 1876.

Lonnie Green Champion born in Florida

jaclyn150 — 5 Aug 2004 8:32:42 GMT

I don't know much about Lonnie (my father) because my parents divorced soon after I was born. I have recently found with my mothers passing that my father passed alway in August of 1985 but have not been able to get any information. I've always wondered about possibly having other siblings or family members that I don't know. Lonnie was born in Florida and then lived in California when he met and married my mom Dorothy in September of 1964. Does anyone know anything about him?

Champions of Rome, Floyd County Georgia

kwinkfield0 — 20 Jul 2008 2:30:21 GMT

I’m looking for information on the following individuals: Minnie Champion. From the 1880 census it appears that Minnie Champion mother was one named Anna Champion. Siblings listed on the 1880 census other siblings listed were Belle Champion, Willie Champion, John Champion and Mary Champion. From the 1870 census Amos Champion is listed.

Minnie Champion married Dallas Williams. There children were Ben Williams, Francis William (male) Anna Williams, and Dallas Williams, Jr.

Any information of the following surnames would be most helpful. Thanks

Richard and Delilah Champion

branchesandtwistedtwigs — 30 May 2008 8:24:10 GMT

I am interested in "Richard Champion" born abt 1775-1780 who married a cousin named "Delilah Champion" born abt 1775-1780. They were from Granville, North Carolina. Richards parents were "John Champion" and "Kezia?". Delilah's parents were from York SC and names were "William Champion" and "Sarah?". I am researching a possible daughter that was named "Keziah", born 1816 possibly in Rutherford County NC. She married "James Nathan Drake"

Obit; Nella Champion 1934-2OO8

woodsman1953 — 7 Jul 2008 1:17:26 GMT

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Champion

Lynda_Ready — 10 May 2008 12:07:26 GMT

I am looking for info on the following family John Champion born 12 Mar 1845 he married Mary Ready born 11 May 1853. They had 16 children any help would be appreciated.

Deatrh of Mr. Frank C. Champion in Japan

davwayell — 4 Jul 2008 1:52:22 GMT

Anyone interested in a copy of the U.S. Department of State's "Report of the Death of an American Citizen" for Mr. Frank C. Champion, please contact me so I can conduct research to locate the record. Mr. Champion died in Japan on October 30, 1917.

Dave Ellison
davwayell@aol.com

John Champion of England

BrendaPhilpott211 — 23 Jun 2001 12:50:01 GMT

Hi, I'm looking for more information on John Champion who was from England was married to Emma Crocker,born 1875. They moved to the states in 1914 with at lest 5 children.
John died in the 1920's in CA. Emma was in 1951 in Napa, CA. Can anyone help? Thanks so very much,

Brenda Philpott in Tn.

Henry Arthur Champion born abt 1825 in Bishopgate, Middlesex, England.

plastickiwi — 3 Jun 2008 1:42:27 GMT

I've managed to track my mothers line to this Arthur Champion and I am now stuck.....

Can anyone help me please - thank you, Phil.

CHAMPION

ocalayankee — 29 May 2008 8:14:44 GMT

FAMILY STILL LOOKING FOR RELATIVE INFO. JAMES R.
JOHN B,JOAN CHAMPION (SHE MARRIED A WILLIAMSON) STAYED IN ENGLAND. FAMILY OF COUSINS STILL IN ENGLAND. E-MAIL ME. ocalayankee@aol.com

Jason and Jackie Champion

netannie — 27 May 2008 6:25:48 GMT

I am searching for my niece, Jackie Champion. We have lost contact, and the last known place they were living was in Basingstoke, Hants. She is married to Jason and they have 5 children, 4 boys and a girl.

I have some news to her advantage so if anyone is able to help me locate Jackie, I would be so grateful.

Anne James (Jackie's Aunt)

Delano A. Champion, Herkimer Co., NY

Nan_Lambert — 24 May 2008 6:58:10 GMT

Champion, Delano A., Little Falls, attorney at law, is a native of Herkimer County. He was educated in the Little Falls Academy, Whitestown Academy, and Cazenovia Seminary, and studied law with Justice Hardin, justice of the supreme court. He was admitted to the bar in 1878, and has since been engaged in the practice of his profession at Little Falls. Mr. Champion is of New England ancestry, and of revolutionary antecedents. He married Clara C. Witter, of Brooklyn, N.Y.

source:
History of Herkimer County, New York : illustrated with portraits of many of its citizens
edited by George A. Hardin ; assisted by Frank H. Willard
Syracuse, New York : D. Mason, 1893
550 p., 276 p. : ill., maps, ports.

obit: Edmund Douglass 1918 father of Ellen CHAMPION

xd22577 — 13 May 2008 7:44:18 GMT

I am posting this here since it mentions that his daughter married a Champion. Does anyone have more info on Ellen (Douglass) Champion?
I believe "Mr & Mrs. Chas. Severns" is Ellen's daughter.
And if anyone has the photo mentioned at the bottom- I would LOVE a copy. This is my ggggrandfather

Republican Northwestern Newspaper, Boone county, IL 15 February 1918

HAD LIVED CLOSE TO HUNDRED YEARS
Edmund DOUGLASS, Known to Many in Belvidere, Had Voted for Eighteen Presidents – Saw many Stirring Times in the Pioneer Days of the Mississippi Valley
The death of Edmund DOUGLASS, father of mrs. Ellen CHAMPION of this city, who passed away at the age of 98 years at Postville, Iowa, ends a life remarkable in several respects. He was known to many in Belvidere, having visited his daughter at her home with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. SEVERNS of Warren avenue at different periods. His home was at McGregor, Iowa, but for the last years he had lived with a son in Postville.
An Iowa paper in commenting upon his life several years ago said:
“He came to this part of Iowa in 1846, settling where the town of Garnavillo now stands. This was two years before the Winnebago Indians were removed to Minnesota, while the soldiers were yet at Fort Atkinson and in the days of the Mexican war. Those were stirring times even though the country was sparsely settled. In 1853 he went overland with a party to California, riding a pony and driving stock across the plains and through the mountain passes. The plains in those days were the abode of hostile Indians and the Mormons made trouble for the government, culminating in the infamous Mountain Meadow massacre in 1857. So the route was dangerous, tedious and long. He spent three years in the west and then returned to this section, residing near here for many years.
Mr. DOUGLASS has voted for eighteen presidents covering a period of 72 years, and there are but few men in Iowa who can equal this record, let alone exceeding it. During the visit here he met many oldtime friends, who expressed their pleasures at meeting him once more. On Friday evening there was a little gathering in his honor at the home of his son, George DOUGLASS, who by the way is seventy-five years of age himself. At this time a photo was taken of four generations.”

Searching for Grandfather's family

timbermans — 28 Jan 2004 1:40:09 GMT

My grandfather, Richard Champion was born in Jermyn, Pennsylvania about 1875 to Henry? and Helen Champion. Died in Ishpeming Michigan. Married to Annie Roberts Champion who died also in Ishpeming.

Any information on any of them is greatly appreciated.

CHAMPION BOOK

cvkac_1 — 18 May 2003 9:01:29 GMT

I HAVE THE CHAMPION FAMILY HISTORY BOOK READY.
THIS FAMILY I STARTED RESEARCHING IN 1997, AS MY HUSBAND'S FATHER WAS THE LATE MALLIE MONROE CHAMPION, DESCENDANTS OF ELIJAH CHAMPION AND JAMES HINTON CHAMPION SR., MY BOOK CONTAINS
PICTURES, MARRIAGE AND DEATH CERTIFICATES, WHICH I SELF-PUBLISHED FOR GENOLOGY USE ONLY. JAMES HINTON CHAMPION SR. HAD ELEVEN CHILDREN, TWO WERE NEVER MARRIED , AND ONE I FOUND NO INFORMATION ON HER EXCEPT HER D/C. I SPOKE TO MANY FAMILY MEMBERS, BUT NO INFOR. COULD BE FOUND. IF YOU ARE INTERESTED YOU MAY CONTACT ME . THE BOOK IS 700 PLUS PAGES.
IF YOU ARE LOCAL IN MY AREA THE BOOK IS 50.00
IF THE BOOK IS ORDERED IT IS 65.00. POSTAGE IS INCLUDED, AND MUST BE SIGNED FOR WHEN REC.
VIA THE MAIL. YOU MAY CONTACT ME AT THIS E-MAIL ADDRESS , OR IF YOU LEAVE YOUR NUMBER I WILL CALL YOU.

FAITHFULLY,
VIRGINIA A. CHAMPION

Champion Family England

yvonnewack — 29 Apr 2008 10:46:28 GMT

Looking for siblings of Helen Blyth Champion dob 15 Jul 1880 Liverpool, Lancashire and Edward Champion dob 12 Oct 1882 Liverpool England. Their parents are George Champion (dob 20 Mar 1844 Upton, Berkshire, England) married Eleanor George (dob 1853 Hornsey, England)on oct 22 1876 in Barking, County of Essex, England. George Champion parents were Charles Champion dob 1816 Ufton, Berkshire, Engalnd who married Lucy Benham (dob 1818)in Barking County of England. George Champion and Eleanor had other children William, Ada and possibly more children. Dad was lost at sea and Edward and Helen Blyth Champion were sent to Canada with Mrs. Soffee to be adopted. This information was passed down by family. Does anyone have any information on this family.

Champion in the Isle Of Man

hollybush44 — 29 Apr 2008 1:59:34 GMT

Looking for descendants of William S Champion B.1898 Douglas, Isle Of Man.Son of William J Champion and Julia Mary Champion (nee Sothern).Resident in Onchan,Isle Of Man according to the 1901 Census

Re: Possible answer to Rogers/Rodgers spellings

SharonDowney18 — 29 Mar 2008 9:45:30 GMT

My oldest Rogers is John Rogers born in Virginia about 1745
and died before 1834 in Shelby Co. Ky. He married Mary Metcalfe of Virginia who also died in Shelby Co, Ky. He is listed as Rogers on his deed's and census but his son George and my direct ancestor is listed as Rodgers in the will book. However some of his census also listed him as Rogers. Several of his siblings went with the Rogers spelling. Does keep us on our toes. I thought I was getting pretty good at finding the sound alike names. Like Hagen for Hagan. Then a few years back I found Aegan.
Thank You

CHAMPION HELP

C C Champion — 12 Nov 2005 9:07:01 GMT

Hello everyone... I'm the grandson of Walter Calvin Champion and g-grandson of William Henry Champion. If anyone is in this lineage plz if you don't mind sending me the information on your family. Thanks in advance.
C C Champion

Isabella Champion Isenberg(Isenburg)

BFitch461 — 23 Oct 2001 9:44:51 GMT

I am seeking information on Isabella Champion Isenberg. She was married to Jacob Isenberg. Isabella was born in 1821 and died in 1894. She is buried in Green Valley Cemetary; Green Valley, IL. She is my g g maternal grandmother.

Champions IN WISCONSIN!

spencerthechamp — 12 Mar 2008 7:05:35 GMT

My name is spencer champion, my grandfather was Bob Champion and I was wondering if anybody knew about Champions in Wisconsin!!!!!

Champions 1770-1868

Tracy — 10 Oct 2000 11:05:12 GMT

I am looking for information on James Champion,
born in 1774/died in 1826. Also on John Champion,
born in 1770/died in ?1777? John's son is Christian
and Christian's mother is believed to be Mary Margaret
Holty or Ramsey born 1781/died in 1843. John Champion lived
at one time in Virgina- Huntington County (1810-12),
Pennsylvania? There is a line from John Champion that
goes to Kentucky 1860-1868. If anyone knows anything more
on these people, drop me a line! Thanks!

Champion's From NC/Va

Calvin Champion — 18 Sep 2001 12:51:36 GMT

I am in search of anyone that might have any information on the Champions from NC/Va. My grandfathers name was William C. Champion. If you have any info on this please contact me.
Thanks,
Calvin Champion

William Henry Champion and Minvera

litstomper — 27 Oct 2007 12:18:17 GMT

Looking for a William Henry Champion and Minvera hitchcock. Does anyone have info on them? Are there any stories on this family?

Thanks
Gil and Tom

CHAMPION family from Dunwear, Bridgwater, Somerset

druidware33 — 12 Feb 2004 10:44:14 GMT

Seeking any connection to the CHAMPION's from Bridgwater, Somerset, England. There may be a connection to Gloucester, not sure at the moment.
Current time span 1800 - now.
Any information will be greatfully received, and will share information I have

Joseph Champion ?? dont know much background

amesyro — 27 Jan 2008 1:06:19 GMT

I would like any information on a Joseph Champion married to Marie ??
They had a son Louis Lawrence Champion married to Annie Eliza Clark. Relocated from ??? to South Africa then to Australia...
My Father seems to think there may have been a house fire in South Africa which is why there is no paper trail further back...

Any help would be appreciated!

Champion, Bridgewater,Somerset England c1750

lesley_champion — 20 Jan 2008 11:53:08 GMT

Hi.
I am interested in contacting anyone who may have Champion ancesters from Bridgewater (or Glastonbury) Somerset, England.
I have Abraham Champion married Hannah LIDE St JOhn Bridgewater, Somerset 1 Jan 1750. Children : Betty, Hannah, Robert, William, James & Hannah. Robert known to be a cordweiner (Shoemaker) and William a brickmaker.
Would love to be in contact with anyone desceded from this family

Regards

Lesley Champion
Melbourne, Australia

CHAMPION FAMILY IN SOMERSET UK

Brian Wiles — 24 Mar 2005 9:59:55 GMT

I am trying to find any information on an Abraham and Sarah Champion. Possibly born around 1750 in Somerset, England.
Any help greatly appreciated.

Brian

George Champion, fireman of pile driver injured in train wreck south of Ardmore, Oklahoma

maryachtrh — 7 Jan 2008 2:32:19 GMT

Appears in "The Wapanucka Press" 30 July 1903 Wapanucka, Johnston County, Indian Territory, now Oklahoma

SANTA FE WRECK

Two Trains on Santa Fe Crash Near Ardmore

Flagman Fell Asleep An Let Train By

A Local Freight Ran Into a Pile Driver Train – Three Men Seriously Injured – Flagman Arrested, by Afterwards Released

Ardmore: The north bound local freight on the Santa Fe ran into a pile driver fourteen miles south of Ardmore Friday, causing a serious wreck and injuring several of both crews, some very badly. The seriously injured: George Champion, fireman of pile driver, injured internally and lower limbs paralyzed. Recovery doubtful. Dan Hoyt, engineer of pile driver; very badly crushed, will probably die. Tom Moore, workman on pile driver, internal injuries and crushed, may not recover. The engineer, fireman and brakeman of the local jumped from the train before the collision.

E. C. Harris, a flagman had been sent down the track to warn approaching trains, but went to sleep and allowed the local to pass. Just before reaching Little Hickory Creek where the pile driver was at work, there is a sharp curve; so that the freight crew did not see the danger until too late. They then jumped from the cab, almost as the collision came and were all badly bruised, some of the wreckage falling on them.

All of the injured were brought to this city and were taken to the Santa Fe hospital at Temple,

The flagman was arrested and given an examination before Commissioner Robnett, but was released.

Walter and Rose Champion from Lincolnshire UK

AlanSabey579 — 21 Dec 2007 9:52:51 GMT

I am looking for information about this couple. He was born 1892 and she was born 1897. I cannot find any obvious children.
Please contact me.
Alan

Columbus Mills Champion - Forest City, NC Obituary June 20, 1929

cbarbie2000 — 10 Nov 2007 11:28:01 GMT

June 20, 1929 Rutherford County, News
C. Mills Champion of Forest City died Wednesday
Forest City, June 19 - At 9:45 a.m. today Mr. Columbus Mills Champion died peacefully at his home here. West Main Street, after an illness of nearly two years. He was a few months over 74 years old, having been born on March 10, 1855, and being the son of Martin Champion, deceased. He is survived by his widow, who before her marriage was Miss Tiney Wilkins, and the following children; Mrs. Morgan Jones, of Rutherfordton, Rt 1; Mrs. Herbert Cole , who lives with her mother; H. M. Champion of Rutherfordton R-1; and P. L. Champion of Spindale. In addition he is survived by thirteen Grand-children. He was the last of his generation. He was widely known in the country and until he retired, was a successful merchant. He was a faithful member of Kistler's Chapel Church and will be buried at Shiloh church Thursday afternoon.

LOOKING FOR CHAMPION"S FAMILIES, FROM NC, KY, TN, TX.

queeniebut — 18 Jul 2002 10:40:49 GMT

I am looking for the following Champion's:
(1). Drew or Drury Champion: B: 1765-1770, in Halifax County, NC. D: Bet: 12/26/1842-43, in Republic of Texas. He married Edith (Edy) Young, abt. 1808, in NC. They had 8 children:
(a). Elizabeth H. Champion: B: 1809, in Livingston CO, KY. she married Washingston C. Frazier or Frazor. In Shelby CO. TN.
(b). Elisha Champion: B: 1813, in Livingston CO, KY. He married a Caroline N. Tomlinson.In 1855 in Cherkee CO, TX. (This is my line). He was a twin of Elijah
(c). Elijah Champion: B: 1813, in Livingston CO, KY. He married Delila V. E. DeFee.In 1842 Sabine CO. TX.
(d). Mary C. D. Champion: B: 1815, in Livingston CO. KY. She married a Joseph C. Rudisel, and a Smith. Both at Hardeman CO,KY.
(e). Sarah "Sallie" Champion: B: 1819, in Livingston CO, KY, and she married James Washington Williams. Bef. 1845, in TX
(f). Drury or Drew F. Champion: B: 1824, in Livingston CO, KY, and he married Permelia Coffee DeFee, sister of Delila V. DeFee Champion who married Elijah Champion. Abt. 1854, in TX.
(g). Nancy B. Champion: B: 1/1827 in Hardeman CO, TN, she married (1). Isaiah H. Lawrence bef. Dec. 1845 in Texas, (2). William H. Young on 2/1/1857 in Harrison, TX.
(h). Louisa R. Champion: B: 1830, in Hardeman CO, TN. She married Robert Jones on 5/31/1854, in Harrison CO, TX.

I am told that Drew or Drury Champion father mother was a William Tabitha Champion. But I have no evidence of this it's just circumstantial, which William parents are Benjamin Champion Elizabeth. But like I said I have no evidence of this.

If anyone could help me in this search, I sure could use your help. Please e-mail me at queeniebutt@bwoodtx.com. Thank you for your time and effort in this matter.

Sandy Combs

Bennett and Piety Harris Champion, Granville and Franklin Co.s NC

RenaDillman — 16 Oct 2007 12:35:36 GMT

Looking for information on Bennett (Benjamin) Champion who married Charlotte Fuller. After her death (possibly child birth related) he married Piety Harris.

Who is Mrs. Celia Champion, who died 26 Feb 1873?

petetxny — 8 Oct 2007 4:11:28 GMT

Mrs. Celia Champion, who died 26 Feb 1873, is written on the "deaths" page of my Johnson family's Knights Templar Bible. I'd like to know more about her.

She likely died in Pennsylvania, as my Johnson family lived there. Agnes M. Johnson (b. 1867/1838, d. 19 May 1892) was likely the wife of J. C. Johnson. If so, they lived in Clinton Co., PA, for the 1870 & 1880 census.

The Bible is dated 1871. It was given to her son, Elmer Ellsworth Johnson (also used Johnston), at her death.

Other than the inscription page, the only writing in the Bible is on the deaths page, with none of the five listed people having any known connection to the Johnson family.

Do you have any ideas?

James & Nora Berrey Champion from AL

HarryN42 — 12 Sep 2007 1:02:57 GMT

Can anyone tell me what happen to their children? Mary, Maurice, Ruby, Lorene, Esther, Jimmy and Raymond. I think they were in or near Wilcox Co. AL.

CHAMPIONS OF WARREN AND ELK CO. PA--EARLY 1900's

SAMMY1936 — 9 Sep 2006 4:55:25 GMT

Would like to contact descendents of John (b 1839) and Elizabeth (b 1854) Chanpion and children Joseph, David, Gertrude, George, and Ruth (and a couple more). Interested in Gertrude and her husband Homer Howard Magee of Warren Co. PA and Homer's Magee family. I am a descendent of an older brother of Homer Howard.

John McGee

Gracie Champion, Slave (b. 1785 in NC)=>Carrsville, Livingston, KY

qem122 — 3 Jun 2007 1:35:13 GMT

Hello!

I am hoping someone knows which NC Champion family members moved from somewhere in NC to a place at/near Carrsville, Livingston County, KY---and owned slaves.

My ancestor, Gracie Champion was born in 1785 in North Carolina. Her parents were born in Africa. I am trying to track the owner and hopefully/eventually obtain a slave inventory list. If I can find the names, I can find the slave ship.

Gracie had 3 sons: (Carrsville, Livinston County, KY)
Gus (Gustavus?)b. 1826
H--- b. 1829
A--- b. 1832

Gracie was just shy of 100 years old when she died.

Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.

My email is qem122@earthlink.net

Dewey Champion??/Alabama

R.Talton Barrett — 25 May 2000 10:24:04 GMT

Does anyone know of a Dewey Champion from Alabama m. a lady with the last name being Harris(her second marriage) She was married to my ggrandfather Henry Harris. They divorced and she married a Dewey Champion. Everyone called her grandma Champion.

Champion m. Randell in Cornwall, ENGLAND

petersonfrancene — 15 Jul 2002 5:25:13 GMT

John Reed Randell, s/o John Randell & Mary Reed of St. Columb, Cornwall, ENG., m. Jane Broad Champion in 1844 and came to US. Was in Civil War in US & lived. In 1865.was in IL .

champion from alabama

stanley champion — 31 Jan 2000 3:25:53 GMT

looking for info on champions in bibb co.al James Champion 1823 born in Ga died 1863 in civil war. Married Mary Ann Sherbert lived near Haysop Church in bibb Co Al.

Champion, Morris and Newfoundland

lynnmunday1965 — 26 Apr 2007 10:47:15 GMT

Hello all

I recently found that my 2x great grandmother's name was Mary Jane Champion.
She married John Morris and they had at least one son named Joseph Morris b. Jul 1886 in Newfoundland.
I would appreciate any information anyone might have on Mary Jane and John Morris.

Thank you and happy hunting
Lynn

Champions in Ohio-Laima Champion ++++++

LindaLThoman — 18 Apr 2007 9:08:56 GMT

I'm been twisting myself in knots trying to locate the parents of Achsah "Axie" (aka Axia) Champion. Today I came across an 1870 Census from Plymouth TWP, Richland, Ohio that lists Laima Champion as head of household, age 45. Axia is listed with Gemima age 20, Malinda age 18, Joseph age 16, Axia age 15, Hariett(?) age 9, Emily age 6, George age 4, and Ida age 1.

Axia was born November 1854 in Ohio. She married Edward Thoman in 1872, although it shows her name as Axie Thoman. They had several children, including my grandfather, Nathan Thoman.

I'm desperately seeking info on Axie's father and mother, as well as any other info possible. Please contact me. I have Thoman relatives in Ohio also.

Wm Champion/Alice Izzard

RenaDillman — 4 Aug 2006 7:30:52 GMT

Need info on William Champion b. 1830 in Granville Co. NC married Alice Izzard.

CHAMPION RELATIVES

LETTA — 15 Sep 2000 8:54:20 GMT

LOOKING FOR INFO ON MY CHAMPION RELATIVES. GRANDFATHERS NAME ELMER CHAMPION BORN 12-04-1900, BROTHERS HAROLD AND RUSSELL. MARRIED MARGARET MURPHY FROM SYRACUSE, NEW YORK. MARGARET HAD ONE DAUGHTER FROM A PREVIOUS MARRIAGE NAMED LORETTA AND SIX OTHER CHILDREN . ROBERT, LEROY, KENNETH, FRED[BILLY], THOMAS, AND A DAUGHTER NAMED NORA. ANY INFO WOULD BE GREATLY APPRECIATED. LETTA

Alabama Champions

Charles Justice — 3 Aug 2000 2:56:14 GMT

I am looking for any information reguarding Louise Champion of Autauga County in Alabama. Her mothers name is Maud.

Nancy Jane Sweeney married Champion in Wa.Co.Kentucky @ 1839

Evelyn Wicke — 2 Feb 2005 3:24:22 GMT

Who were the parents of Nancy Jane Sweeney bn. @ 1822 in Kentucky? She married a Champion about 1839 and had Mary, John, Edward, and Martha with him. She married Joseph (or Josephus) Hardman (Hartman, Hardin) in 1850 and they are shown on the 1850 census as living in Washington Co. I do not know what happened to 1st husband -- died, divorced?

Nancy Jane is my ggmother Hardman. I would sincerely appreciate any help you can give me in tracing her lineage,

CHAMPION of Eltham/Bromley, Kent, ENG

davidbooty58 — 28 Sep 2005 9:01:44 GMT

Looking for any descendants of the following:
Emily Elizabeth WATERTON, born Sep. Qr. 1876 in Bromley. 1881: aged 4, scholar, with parents.

She married Sep Qr. 1898, Bromley (2a 960) Thomas Henry CHAMPION. He was born about 1876 in Eltham, Kent. 1901: aged 25, bricklayer’s labourer, 9 Nichol Lane, Bromley [RG13/681, 65]. Their children were:

i. Ernest CHAMPION, born about 1900, Bromley. 1901: aged 1, with parents.

Champion's From NC

Calvin — 2 Oct 2000 10:40:29 GMT

Hello, I am looking for any Champion's that are from NC/Va. My line was Nathen B. Champion, his father was Walter Calvin Champion, his father was William Henry Champion, his father was William ? Champion. If you have any information from either the present or the past. Please contact me at C_C_Champion99@hotmail.com.

Champion

WGFGER — 1 Mar 2007 12:59:50 GMT

Jennifer Mary Champion, * 23. Dez. 2004, Bad Hersfeld (Hessen)

Fayer? Champion of England

wmentzer_1 — 13 Jun 2003 12:58:09 GMT

The death certifcate of Ellen White (nee Champion) (my 3g grandmother) born May 1833 in England, died 25 Nov 1907 in Baltimore City, Maryland, lists her father as what appears to be Fayer Champion (could be Fayce or Fager). About 1854, Ellen married William White who was born Jan 1836 in New York. They moved to Baltimore around 1871.
Hoping for any further info on these families.

Champion family of Jackson Co., AL

Randy Allen — 18 Jun 1999 12:35:59 GMT

Seeking info. on John W. Champion born 1850 Franklin Co., TN. Married 26 Feb 1871 to Sarah Elizabeth Allen,born Aug 1849. Any information on their family appreciated.

CHAMPION

janicelund50 — 22 Jun 2001 7:30:02 GMT

Looking for descendants of John CHAMPION who was probably from Frederick Co., VA and Berkeley Co., WV.

Marriage record found in Mercer County, Kentucky through e-mail inquiry from Pam Carey, owner of Mercer County, KY page:

Marriage Bonds and Consents 1786-1810 Mercer County, Kentucky by ISON:

p. 23 CHAMPION, John and Mary CANNON, November 8, 1794

Bondsman: Edward DAVIS

Consent: Robert and Elizabeth CANNON

Teste.: Will Chaplin, Edward Davis, John Cannon

John CHAMPION and his brother, Thomas CHAMPION were in Washington County, KY before they were in Mercer County....

After John died in 1811, Mary "Polly" migrated with her daughter and family to Crawford County, Indiana. There Ruth CHAMPION married William McMURTRY in 1826. Then they all migrated to Knox County, Illinois.

Champion Stapleton from Breage, Cornwall to California

tfarris01 — 22 Feb 2006 6:05:09 GMT

W C Champion (NC) and wife Roseann (KY) found in Titus Co. TX

pjotf — 23 Jan 2007 10:15:25 GMT

I am looking for this family that I found on the census rolls:

1860 Titus Co. TX Census, Precinct 11, Snow Hill, 1 Aug, Page 237, HH#339/334,

W R Champion, 28 Potter?Pastor?[cannot read] NC
Rosanna 22 KY
John C. 2 TX

Thanks for any leads!

Looking for Leonard C. Champion Sr.

Pam Champion — 14 Apr 2001 12:00:00 GMT

if anyone has done any research and found anything on the person above plz email me...i need county he was born in and any other info u have found

CHAMPION FAMILY IN ENGLAND.

Holly — 8 Feb 2003 9:42:03 GMT

I am a beginner with researching my family history(CHAMPION) Can anyone tell me where the Champion family orginated from? I live in England so it would be particularly useful if anyone COULD TELL ME ANY IMFORMATION ON THE CHAMPION FAMILY IN ENGLAND!!
Thankyou.

Amanda Champion Pinson obit, 1933

lemcker — 18 Jan 2007 1:30:09 GMT

I downloaded this obit while looking for someone else. I'm not related.

Dallas Morning News
December 02, 1933

CHAMPION FAMILY OF ENGLAND

ocalayankee — 17 Jan 2007 4:59:54 GMT

NEW SCREEN NAME IS ocalayankee@aol.com (formally diamondgalx and liyankee)hope to hear from someone soon

Champion family of Rhode Island, originally from Ireland

fgass — 4 Jan 2007 5:03:30 GMT

I am interested to know if anyone else here is related to the Champion family of Rhode Island.

William Champion was born 9/1/1849 outside of Belfast, Ireland. He was a seaman and eventually met and married Jane Matilda Hill of Prince Edward Island, Canada. They married in 1872, then lived in Boston for a short time before moving the family to Newport, Rhode Island. There they raised sons William, George, James, Nathan, Harrison and daughters Jane, Lillian, Ethel and Amy. The family still exists in and around Newport, R.I. as well as in New York and other places.

Anyone here related?

the granddaughter of king david & rosa belle Champion is looking for all relatives

lmadue27 — 15 Dec 2006 1:10:42 GMT

i am updating to champion family history book. i need help in further adding to out linege.

Champion Family in IL and KY

J_Champion_Chancy — 6 Nov 2006 7:07:46 GMT

I'm descended from the Champion Family of central GA but have just encountered a Champion Family connection on my husband's side of the family.

William H Champion, (b) May 1850 in KY is living in Jackson Co, IL in 1900 and apparently married the daughter of William and Nancy Brown. I don't know her name (she must have died before 1900) but two of her sisters married Silas Chancey, my husband's gg grandfather. Does anyone have a connection to this William H Champion? I'd like to know his wife's name.

I'm also searching for additional information on the Brown family. Nancy (??) Brown lived to be around 100 years old and we've been told she was native american indian. We'd like to find out what tribe.

Thanks for your help.

Central Mississippi Champions

fhc3329968 — 5 Nov 2006 11:57:38 GMT

My name is Herb Champion. My people came from Granville or Stokes Co, NC, to West Point, MS. The father was John Champion (married to Nancy), and my direct ancestors were Winship Green Champion and Lettie Ann Melton. I believe they made the covered wagon trip to MS around 1842. Winship's siblings were William, Jane W, Sidney, and Jehana. My direct line includes Andrew Jackson Champion (b. 1851), Murray Bennett (b. 1896), and Herbert Arnold (b. 1927). There is one group of descendents still in the West Point area, but I am trying to determine where the others went, especially if any went east into Alabama. Does anyone have anything on this, please?

James William Champion

1geeg — 29 Sep 2006 2:34:25 GMT

I am looking for info on the above. I am looking for his wife, and if they had any other children ,they had a son William James who married Annie Parish in 1899,who are my G ParentsAny help would be appreciated.Thanks.

lucinda frances champion turner

maxine jackson — 13 Mar 2000 6:56:54 GMT

i am trying to find the birthplace of ggrandmother,lucinda champion. her father james micajah, grandfather micajah were born in halifax cty va. her ggrandfather william came from england. would like to know where in england. i am also curiou how lucinda ended up in the area of worth cty ga and married my ggrandfather, james m. turner. don't know if james m. was also from va. anyone with any info on this, it would be deeply appreciated.

Jehema "Ishma" CHAMPION

Linda R. Davis — 9 Sep 2006 6:02:06 GMT

I am looking for information on my 3x great grandfather Jehema Champion b. 1825 in NC, d. in about 1865. He married Catherine J. CARROLL b. 1842 in GA, in about 1855/56 in Walthall, Webster Co., MS.
He and Catherine had 5 children all born in Walthall, MS:
John Champion b. 1857
James W. Champion b. July 1858
Martha b. 1859
Jefferson Davis Champion b. Feb. 1861, my 2x great grandfather
Will Champion b. Feb 1962

If you have any information, please e-mail me at Tazmnangl@aol.com

Linda

Champions of Georgia

Kristy Carberry — 11 Mar 2003 10:47:08 GMT

Hello! I am starting from just about nothing, trying to research my family and would appreciate any information on Champions of Georgia. Here is what I know.
My Grandmother was Emily Hariette Champion, born Dec 1932 to Charlie (Charles?) and Alma White Champion in Worth County GA. Do not know the dates of birth for Charlie as he died before I was born, but I do know that Alma was born in 1890, died in 1980. If you think you have information, please contact me at KnJCarberry@aol.com
Thank you for your time!

Champion Family of Plymouth, RIchland, Ohio

goedwards2000 — 22 Aug 2006 11:45:57 GMT

Looking for anyone who has information on Charles Champion family in Ohio. Charles parents were William C. and Elizabeth ?. They had 3 children: Louis W., Charles, and Frank . They were listed on the 1880 Census.

Charles married Emma Rice. They had one child Hazel B. Champion Hartz. Emma's mother, Susan Fralick Rice, lived with them from 1900 to 1910. I am connected by way of the Rice Family. Lynda

Champion Henry possibly from canada?

dalmatianalley — 16 Aug 2006 2:23:40 GMT

Looking for Henry Champion, 1842or 45-1917 poss born in Fr Canada or NY, father probably John (1820-?). Enlisted in 9th Reg NY Galen, NY.
He married Elizabeth Casler Van Brocklin abt 1877.
He lived in Jefferson adn Lewis counties alos and died in New Bremen, Lewis CO. Any help is appreciated

Champion

LisaKit_Matulich — 20 Nov 2006 6:15:11 GMT

Seeking info on Henry Champion 1842-1917 married to Elizabeth Casler Van Brocklin 1838-1915 from Jefferson or Lewis Co New York. Both are buried in New Bremen, NY. Can anyone help find info on Casler or Champion family?

Champions of Cameron County Texas and Italy

kathleen_champi|||on — 1 May 2003 8:32:07 GMT

I am looking for photos of the 5 brothers, and/or their wives and children, (Champions/Campeoni) who came to USA from Italy. My Grandfather was Philip E. Champion (d. 1974) son of my GreatGrandFather, Joseph (Jose) Jr., son of Joseph Champion, son of Guiseppi Campeoni, son of Simone Campeoni (please ignore mis-spellings!) Any help you can supply would be appreciated. Thanks.

Champions from Black Mountain, NC

Betty Ann Hicks Champion — 15 Jun 2006 6:01:05 GMT

I am trying to trace my husbands ancestors that were from the Asheville/Black Mountain area of NC. I know his Great-Grandfathers name was John Carrol Champion and his Grandfathers name was Pritchard Champion.

Champions 1770-1868

Tracy — 10 Oct 2000 11:06:56 GMT

I am looking for information on James Champion,
born in 1774/died in 1826. Also on John Champion,
born in 1770/died ? John's son is Christian
and Christian's mother is believed to be Mary Margaret
Holty or Ramsey born 1781/died in 1843. John Champion lived
at one time in Virgina- Huntington County (1810-12),
Pennsylvania? There is a line from John Champion that
goes to Kentucky 1860-1868. If anyone knows anything more
on these people, drop me a line! Thanks!

Elizabeth Champion

DeborahRowan — 26 Mar 2006 11:22:01 GMT

I Have a conflict in information and I may decide if I have gone down the wrong path or not.

Elizabeth Champion
DOB - 1843 in NC
DOD - 03/06/1912 in Huggate, East Yorkshire, England

1st Marriage
James Blythe
DOB - 1749 - Bertie, NC
DOD -1803 - Buncombe, NC

2nd Marriage
William Blyth
DOB - 1811 - Huggate
DOD - 1911 - Huggate

I know the first marriage is not possible but is there another Elizabeth Champion in this line?

The second marriage seem more possible, considering the time frame.

She is the 2nd wife of James but not mother to my ancestor. (This would be impossible)

IYO - Am I on a wide goose chase? I the information in "One World" accurate?

Thanks for any help.

CHAMPION FAMILY WAPPING abt 1809

Ian Cox — 7 May 2005 7:35:08 GMT

I am tracing the birth records of William Champion born in Wapping 1809. In 1861 he was a staymaker.

Can anyone assist please?

Champion

rcripps1 — 31 Jan 2006 12:28:51 GMT

Looking for Champion descendants from Lamborne, Berkshire, England 1770- to present date.

Jane Champion d. in 1632, VA.

BasketLady420 — 30 Jan 2006 5:13:05 GMT

Virginia also claims the honor of executing the first female. Records state that Jane Champion was hanged some time in 1632, but no-one knows what her crime was. The next year, on June 24, 1633, Margaret Hatch was hanged for Murder in what is now James City County, Virginia.

I am not related to this family, I'm just passing on this information, which comes from a webpage titled "Regional Studies Northeast." The link for the site is listed below.
Joyce

http://users.bestweb.net/%7Erg/execution/regional_studies_so...

Titus Richus Champion

linc13 — 1 Feb 2003 10:47:25 GMT

I am looking for information about Titus Richus Champion, born England aprx. 1850. Any help will be appreciated.

Need Help

sbarker77 — 21 Jan 2006 11:42:01 GMT

Any info on the Champion's who lived in Northumberland Co., Virginia would be appreciated.

Thank you,
Terry Barker

Champion family

Yvonne — 30 Sep 1999 1:51:49 GMT

Looking for record of James Margaret Champion. Both died in KY. in 1847 1848. They had 11 children. I know "down line" but need to know where who James Margaret came from. They are my G G Grandparents. Any help will be appreciated.

CHAMPION FAMILY

CAROLINNE E.CHAMPION — 12 Feb 2000 7:15:36 GMT

LOOKING FOR RELATIVES AND INFO. ON JAMES R. CHAMPION FROM ENGLAND,CAMES TO U.S. MARRIED LILLIAN C.LINDNER AND HAD 7 CHILDREN. JAMES HAD 1 SISTER NAMED JOAN,1 BROTHER NAMED JOHN B.CHAMPION. COUSINS NAMES FORMALLY HELEN,CAROL,PATRICIA CHAMPION OF NEW YORK, AND JONATHAN CHAMPION, REPLY AT DIAMONDMOMX2aol.com

CHAMPION FAMILY

CAROLINNE CHAMPION — 18 Feb 2000 4:21:34 GMT

IN RE: TO CHAMPION FAMILY E-MAIL ADDRESS IS IMPROPER CORRECTION IS
DIAMONDMOMX@AOL.COM 1ST MESSAGE IS TYPO.HOPE TO HEAR FROM SOMEONE SOON!

FRENCH CHAMPIONS?

JacMcMahon — 4 Jul 2001 8:02:28 GMT

LOOKING FOR ANY CHAMPIONS ORIGINATING FROM FRANCE.....OUR GGGF CHAMPION ARRIVED IN THE U.S. 1849 FROM SOUTHERN FRANCE. WE ARE LOOKING FOR HIS FAMILY.

Champion of London, England (sister emigrates to South Africa)

CaroleChampion — 16 Sep 2002 2:19:25 GMT

Hello,

I am trying to locate any relatives of James Champion b. 27/8/20

His father was also a James Champion b. 1895(?)

James' mother died when he was young... The father re-married and they had a girl. Her name is Irene. We believe she emigrated to South Africa and married (Mr) White.

Any information, Any links, Anything would be appreciated

Jack Champion & Neva

glendawheeler1 — 1 Jan 2006 7:52:27 GMT

I am looking to make a connection with anyone related to Jack Champion who married Neva Turner Blackshear...She was born 12 Aug. 1901 in Florence, Wiliamson, Texas....She had a son Harvey Earl Blackshear, Jr born 8 Feb, 1920 in Freeport, Brazoria, Texas. who later changed his name to Jack Champion....They lived around Austin, Texas.....

Champion Family Migration from KY > TN > MS

Jon Todd Koenig — 11 Apr 2005 11:04:27 GMT

I am trying to determine which members of the Champion Family living in KY from 1795-1825 emigrated to Hardeman County, TN around 1825-30.

In the 1820 KY Census it appears that there are the following Champion families in KY (most likely all related to the Edgecombe/Halifax County NC Champions - although I do not know for sure)-

Livingston County:
James Champion aged 45+
Drury Champion (listed as Laurry) aged 45+
Mary Champion aged 45+
William Champion aged 45+
Willis Champion, Sr. aged 45+

Caldwell County:
Thomas Champion aged 26-45

Washington County:
Nancy Champion aged 45+

Woodford County:
Edward Champion aged 45+

In the 1830 TN Census the following Champion families exist in Hardeman County:
Drury Champion aged 60-69
William Champion aged 40-49

I am fairly confident that these Hardeman County Champions are from the same Champion families from KY listed above given the unusual but common name Drury. Additionally, my GGGGrandfather James M. Champion (who was born in Livingston County, KY around 1808) married his wife Parthena H. Anderson on October 2, 1833 in Hardeman County, TN. [They later moved to Tippah County, MS and raised their family of 8 children; William Henry Champion, Elliard D. Champion, Nancy H. Champion, Leander M. Champion, Sarah Leota Champion, Thomas Hardeman Champion, James Greeley Champion (my GGGrandfather), and Amanda Adaline Champion].

I would like to determine which adult Champions emigrated from KY to TN around 1825 and of these adults, whcih one had a son (or nephew for that matter) that traveled with them named James H Champion. Any help you can give would be greatly appreciated.

Andrew Jackson Champion and Descendants

cuntrybumpkin1_1 — 10 Jun 2003 8:11:48 GMT

I am looking for info on Andrew Jackson Champion, His wife Eula Stansell and their children. I need the vital statistics on both Andrew and his wife. As well as on the children. Andrew and Eula are my gr-gr-grandparents. Please feel free to email me at cuntrybumpkin1@yahoo.com

Thanks, Barbie

Champions of NC

A_Mullen — 18 Jan 2002 3:44:58 GMT

I am seeking info on William Henry Seward b. Oct.12, 1843 in Petersburg, Va. Died Mar 13, 1920 in Moore Co, NC. The family story is that William Henry came to NC during the civil war, was wounded and never went back to Va. He married Sarah E. Champion of Wake Co. She was b. May 18,1851 died Sept. 4,1891.
I think her parents were Levi and Sarah Janie Baker Champion. I think Levi's parents were James Milly Mercer.
William Henry, Sarah, and Sarah's brother, James are buried in a small grave yard on Lake Thagrd between Carthage and Southern Pines, NC. 2 baby girls, daughters of William Sarah are also buried there. Their names were Gertie Nora and Claudie Isabelle.
If you have any info on any of these or anyother Sewards or Champions that might be related I would appreciate any assistance.
Thank you, for your assistance!

william champion

karon — 15 Jan 2002 7:16:57 GMT

Hi, I am kin to a william champion, born in 1781.

My tree starts william champion married elizabeth champion, then jacob shadrack champion married tabitha green,
then william champion married anne martin
then robert champion married , first wife was susan then he married cornelia eliza steen, they had cornelia ann who married noah register. they had appie lee register who is my grandmother.

I dont know if we are related or not, I am for hunting my kin also. any one kin ??

Champion's in Ga. and Fl.

Tina Conley Hart — 19 Nov 2000 12:27:56 GMT

I'm looking for my grandfather Tom or Thomas Champion. He lived in Ga. at one time then moved to Fl. and re-married he had three children: Tom They called him Junior, Edith (married a Coy Conley) which were my parents and a son Burford that lived in S.C somewhereand another daughter named Jane. She moved to Fl. with her father also. If you haved any information on htese people please e-mail me at dharts@frontiernet.net.
Thank you for you help. Tina

Obit. 6/11/02 Helen Champion Tucker

YTibbetts8738 — 10 Jan 2003 10:29:51 GMT

Found in Monterey, CA paper. I have no additional info!
Helen Champion Tucker, 92, businesswoman and homemaker died Thursday at Hospice House in Monterey.
She was born June 20, 1909, in LaJunta, CO. and moved to Santa Rosa (CA) in 1921. She owned and operated Airline Bus CO. and Bay Rapid Transit with her first husband, Joseph Miller, until his death in 1948. She moved to Pebble Beach in 1956 with her second husband Homer Tucker, who died in 1997.
Upon her arrival on the Monterey Peninsula, Mrs. Tucker became president of the Rapid Bay Transit Co., where whe worked for nine years. She lived her last year of her life at Agape Home in Carmel, where she received care from Miriam and Herman Fickewirht.
She was a mamber of the First Methodist Church of Monterey, Carmel Foundation and Salvation Army Auxiliary. She was past president and life member of Monterey Peninsula Soroptimist Club.
Mrs. Tucker is survived by three daughters, Juliette Schneider of Dallas, Zanita McGuinness of Seaside, and Helen Malaby of Freestone; a sister Irene Vanoni of Windsor; nine grandchildren; and 10 great-grandchildren.
She was preceeded in death by a son, Joseph S. Miller in 1995.
Graveside service will be at 1p.m. Wednesday at Mount Tamalpais Cemetery, San Rafael. Memorial Services will be at 3 p.m. Saturday at First Methodist Church, Monterey. The Paul Mortuary will handle the arrangements.
Memorial contributions can be madde to Hospice Foundation, P.O.Box 1798 Monterey, CA 93942

My CHAMPION Cousins

William Lemley — 13 Oct 2005 6:32:10 GMT

My IN grandmother was a CHAMPION. Her brother, Joe M. CHAMPION, had the following children: Eleanor b. 1914 AZ, Lois b. 1916 MO, Phyllis b. 1919 CA, and Shirley b. 1926 CA.
If you are related, please contact me as I have CHAMPION information back to early 1800's OH. Bill/TX

walter Nicholas Trevillian Champion

delboy_chigwell — 28 Sep 2005 9:51:29 GMT

We are trying to find info on Walter.
He was my great grandfather's brother.
Our great grandfather was George Henry
Champion--married to Jane Walton from
Corbridge Northumbrland.
George and Walter's parent where
John Chapmion and Mary Ann Elizabeth Trevillian.It would be nice to swop info.
Mary Smith and David Piper.