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CHOICE/LYNCH/BENSON/GARLINGTON FAMILY

doggett468 — 2012-04-05 06:06:53Z

CAROLINE CHOICE MARRIED TO THOMAS LYNCH
CHILDREN: HULDA, JOHN & REV CALVIN CHOICE / FRANCES, GEORGE, MARY, THOMAS JR, RICHARD, KATIE, BUBB, MARSHALL, FRANK LYNCH...ALSO IN THE FAMILY WAS LIZZE CHOICE BRUELL, CYNTHIA CHOICE, SALLY CHOICE SAMS, CARRIE CHOICE BOYD, LELIA CHOICE THOMPSON, MILFORD CHOICE, MAMIE CHOICE BENSON, LIETHA CHOICE WARD, CARRIE CHOICE, GEORGE CHOICE, ELLA CHOICE, LAURA CHOICE, JOHN ALFRED CHOICE, WALTER CHOICE, ANNIEBELLE CHOICE, AUTHUR GRIFFIN, PICKENS ALLMAN, JOHNNY CHOICE, TANDY CHOICE, LINDA CHOICE ELLIS, WALTER ALLMAN, EARL ALLMAN, IDA ALLMAN, LIZA ALLMAN, BENJIMAN ALLMAN, BENNIE ALLMAN (TWINS), ALBERT ALLMAN, PETTIS ALLMAN / THE FAMILY MEMBERS WERE FROM PARTS OF THE SOUTH CARLONIA, SALUDA/GREENVILLE/TRAVELERS

Re: African-American Choice surname connections

krissy6161 — 2012-03-31 03:45:49Z

What state is Waskom in?

Re: CHOYCE FAMILY

kezia1980 — 2012-03-28 01:23:45Z

Hi my name is Lakezia Achila

Thanks so much I am Winston Choyce great granddaughter this helps to build the family tree.

Re: African-American Choice surname connections

kezia1980 — 2012-03-27 02:39:20Z

Hi,

My name is Kezia Achila Winston Choyce is my grandfather I wanted to know if relatives are still in Waskom?

Sarah and George Jackson

ancestrygeek11 — 2012-01-23 05:48:30Z

Hello,

I am inquiring about Sarah and George Jackson who lived in Mississippi. I am a descendant of Fanny who was Sarahs sister. Please contact me via: akweathers@hotmail.com so we can compare notes.

Thanks.

Angela Weathers

Re: African-American Choice surname connections

amchoice — 2010-11-22 20:41:23Z

I few years ago, I was researching along the same lines of the African-American/Anglo connection, and it seems pretty obvious the connections, as both family tree's seem to migrate simultaneously to Texas to California, and even before that. But that isn't my primary interest, in those past years of research I stumbled upon a reference to a African-American Choice Matriarch out of Oakland I believe, but have since lost track of her. She seemed to truly be the historian of the family. I live in the South Bay and am a historian by trade, I'd love to connect with her and talk. If anyone has any leads I'd be very appreciative

Re: esther and family

oborrow800 — 2010-09-22 16:19:39Z

I am looking for information on my ggrandmother Eliza Choice or Morris born in South Carolina in 1855 maybe around Marietta. She married
George W Louns probably not the original spelling of the name. They migrated to North Carolina, then to Oklahoma and finally to California.
Marlene Morrow

Re: African-American Choice surname connections

ladyp148 — 2010-09-01 23:42:46Z

Can you tell me if you have a Leaner Choice, born about 1851 in Alabama. Had a daughter by the name of Kizzy Choice who married Zack Lewis. Located arouund the Rusk and Smith counties area.

Re: Ben & Cora Choice

RChoice45 — 2010-06-16 04:03:27Z

Hello Phil,
It's good to hear from you again. I like to point out that this search has been one confusing one for me. I know that my grandfather Tullie (Tull) Choice father was Benjamin Choice and mother is Cora Wilcox/Jackson. I'm confused on Cora's maiden name because I've obtained the death certificate for my grandfather Tull and the informant (Lenora Tyeski) listed Cora's maiden name as being Wilcox. I then tried to find out who Lenora Tyeski was, because I had an aunt name Lenora. But, seem to have a problem with that because my father doesn't know anything about the background of his family. This is what I can tell you thus far, My grandfather Tullie (Tull) Choice father was Benjamin Choice (Ben) and his father was Benjamin Choice.

In the 1870 census for Smith County. I found numerous choice families in Starrville Beat that may have been slave owner Tully Choice slaves, who are my relatives:
Ana (Aria)35, Benjamin (41), Benjamin (8), Dabney (6), Edward (4), Erwin (8) Fannie (18), Jackson (12), John (7m), Major (18), Nancy (67), Patsey (13), Robin (43), Robin (12), and Sell (10). I haven't figure out who Benjamin's wife was-assuming it may have been Robin or Ana, that is the question.

Then in 1880, i have Ben (25) and Cora (21), Isaiah (37), Lilly (5), John W. (5), Joseph B.B. (2), Martha (25), Mattie (3), and Mattie L. (10).

I then get lost after that...But know that Ben and Cora had children listed in 1900 census index:
Willie (19), Tullie (14), Bennie (13), Flin (11), Rosie (7), Deslie (4), Hattie (6m), Lillie (24), and a nephew Albert Jackson (8).

What I'm trying to do now, is put all the children together with their family and go from there. I have found some..but it getting difficult to find everyone.

I hope this will help you a little and I do have other relatives that are not listed at this moment. But if you can fill in come of the gaps, I may have a little more to share with you. As far as Cora-it's looking to me that Cora was from Arkansas. This was stated by the informant on the death certificate for Tull Choice.

Please keep in contact with me Cuz, we may be breaking some of the Choice family history. I still have a lot more to share.

Re: Benjamin & Amy Choice

FAHolbert — 2010-06-05 23:51:14Z

Krissy,

We are lloking at the same line of Choices, we are related as I've told you before. Benjamin & Amy are my ggggg grand parents who I have traced to so far. Looking for Benjamine and Amy's parents. They probably will not be listed as a complete family with names on the 1830 census, only the slave owner, and the number of female and male slaves with their ages. We may have hit a wall unless we can get further documentation in a will or some other type of document.

Hope to talk to you soon.

Phil Holbert

Re: Ben & Cora Choice

FAHolbert — 2010-06-05 23:19:52Z

Greetings Rita,
I have emailed you before attempting to help you. I'm stuck on Benjamin Choice born 1828 in Georgiam who was married to Amy Choice born 1840 in Georgia. Benjamin was the father of Benjamin Choice who was married to Cora Jackson. Cora Jackson mother was named Patsey Jackson, born 1840 in Virginia. Her parents were from Virginia.

I hope this helps you, send any information that you may have my way and I will do the same.

Your cousin,

Phil Holbert

Re: African-American Choice surname connections

brita48 — 2010-02-11 03:20:33Z

Their part of the Tully & Major Choice branch out of Smith and Tyler Counties. I don't tie into the Peter Choyce side and haven't found out if they are related, although some of Major Choice's children lived in Harrison County.

Re: African-American Choice surname connections

Afuaani — 2010-02-06 18:12:27Z

Is this family part of the Harrison County clan, related to Peter Choyce? Are are they part of the Tully Choice or Major Choice family of Smith, Tyler Counties?

Re: The Choice Family

scyates1 — 2010-01-25 18:28:57Z

Thanks Krissy,

Good luck with your search. I have just begun looking into my mother's family history. My grandfather was born in Texas in 1913. His father, Willis L Choice was born about 1873--also in Texas. Perhaps we will cross paths as we search!

Re: The Choice Family

krissy6161 — 2010-01-25 15:56:36Z

No, my grandfather's name was Donal (or maybe Donald) but often seen in records both ways. His dad was Holland but listed in records as Holly sometimes. And they weren't in Oklahoma at no time that I've traced so far. Hopefully I can make a link to you soon though. Thanks!

Re: The Choice Family

scyates1 — 2010-01-22 21:54:07Z

Hi Krissy,
William Donald Choice was my grandfather. He was born in Texas, but mostly grew up in Oklahoma. Is this your family?

Re: African-American Choice surname connections

RChoice45 — 2010-01-08 18:37:37Z

Hello Brita,
I too have not been on the Message Board for a while. I just decided to restart my search since I was out of college. I just found information for my mother's relatives. Both my parents were placed in foster care at an early age. My mother new a few things about her parents, but not alot to retrieve a death certificate. I just located my grandmother and would have never thought that she had gotten married to someone else, and her name had changed.
Now, I'm also having problems with locating my father's side of the family. I have located death certificates for them and it was like searching for a needle in a haystack. But, I found that information in 2002. Now what I'm trying to find out is how to place all my great grandparents children to each other and their children. This becomes hard for me because I have to really start with my grandfather and what others have told me before they passed. Well, I'm not having too much luck with it either. Because, I'm coming across my grandfather's name and maybe one or two children are listed that I do know, but I can't figure out the other children and individuals in the household. I'm also trying to locate the wives of my grandfather and go with that finding. I've only found about three of them, but know that six or seven wives exist, and one may be my grandmother listed twice (Roberta and Bertie. This is really a lot to search, but I will slowly get it from what little information I do have since 2002. I have to organize my searchs and place individuals to the missing puzzle as possible.
What individuals are you looking for?

Re: African-American Choice surname connections

brita48 — 2010-01-08 01:11:03Z

Dear Rita,

Sorry it has been so long since I written messages about the Choices. I have been working on my father's side of the family and had slacked off on my mother's side for a while. Recently, I saw that Texas had opened up their death records and made images and information about Texas's death available on the internet. That was awesome. As for the Choice side of my family, I'm still stuck where I was before. The earliest person I show is Major Choice and Francis Choice in Smith County Texas. Major Choice is shown on the 1870 census under the household of a Nancy Choice, who is 67 at the time. There are other Choices in the area at this time. Right now I will have to go through my records, but my problem is I can't find any Choices that connect with my Choice side before 1880. Major had many children and these children are the connection that many of those on the message board seem to be part of, but whoever was Major's parents, I have no idea. I'll check my records and see where I am at with them.

Re: African-American Choice surname connections

RChoice45 — 2010-01-07 04:48:48Z

Hello Brita P.,
My name is Rita, I think we use to correspond to each other back in 2002. If this is you, please respond back to me. I like to know how your search is going regarding the Choice family tree.

Re: The Choice Family

RChoice45 — 2010-01-05 05:16:53Z

Hello Phil,
I have that information. I just don't know how to contact my pieces to the puzzle. I do know that there are alot of Choice's in Water Bluff, Mt. Zion, Goodman, and Piney Grove Centery. I think my problem is..the women have gotten married and the last names have changed making it very difficult to fix the puzzle.
Then I have my grandmother "Cora" being a Jackson from the start, and looking at the dc the informant listing her maiden name as "Wilcox."
I'm sure about Willie (Will) and Tullie (Tull)Choice who both died in 1961. There is no doubt that these are my kin folks.
Do you have any other information on Cora (death, or other marriage, if any).
I have some of the pieces, it's just I have to fit them all together.

Re: The Choice Family

PHolb1960 — 2010-01-05 02:34:57Z

Greetings Rita,

Please look at the following link:
http://www.etgs.org/txsmith/african-am/cemetery.html

Our relatives are buried in some of the African American cemeteries located in Smith County, TX.

Mt Zion, and Waters Bluff cemetery has family members buried in those. Will Choice who is my Grandmother's Father is buried in Waters Bluff cemetery with other family members.

I hope this helps, Jackson was the Maiden name of Cora Choice, you will see that there are quite a bit of Jackson relatives buried at Mt. Zion cemetery.

I will check back later,

Phil

Re: The Choice Family

RChoice45 — 2010-01-04 22:54:46Z

Hello Sharon,
Let me fill you in on what I know about my family. My grandparents are Tull (1961) and Roberta Choice (1953). My grandmother had fifteen children, eight of them were by Tull Choice. It's said that my grandfather Tull has 32 children and this is were it becomes confusing. I know of three Aunts from my grandfather's other wives:
1. Lenora Choice-Austin "Booger" who married Mr. Austin. Lenora had a child Lillie B., who died in the corn field and she left a daughter, who still lives in Kilgore)
2.Catherine Choice-Dixon who died Kilgore had a son
3. Lorene Choice-Dansby (Feb 14, 1906-March 31, 1994)died in Oklahoma in 1994.
It's said that my grandfather (Tull) had approxiately seven wives: Roberta King, Bertie (unknown last name-could be the same person as well), Viola Bell, another Viola (last name unknown), Sara Mossenberg, and a Victoria Trin (that name could be spelled wrong).
When my grandmother (Roberta) died the state took over the younger kids because my grandfather (Tull) said he couldn't take care of all the children. My father believes he was nine, when the state took them and he doesn't know anything else about the Choice family.
I luckly came across the dc for my grandmother and grandfather. Because my father doesn't remember anything, and the ones that knew about my grandfather and grandmother were deceased when I tried to look into our family history.
As far as I know, family members are buried at Mt. Zion and Goodman Cemetery.
I do still have an Uncle still living who was born in 1925, that lives in Gary, Indiana. But is not the son of Tull Choice. This is my grandmother's son and he doesn't know anything about Tull, because he had went into the Army.
This is where I need to fill in the blanks, and find anyone that knew of the individuals listed above or know the wives of Tull Choice in Kilgore, Texas. He died in 1961 from being kicked by a horse and later died from a Heart Attack.

Re: The Choice Family

ksjackson — 2010-01-04 19:00:59Z

Hi Rita,
I have some old obituary programs and death cert.
My great grandmother Mattie Choice Lewis Kennedy death cert.
states her father was Ben Choice and mother Cora Foster.
(died in Waco McLennan county , Tx. 1965) Informant, my grandmother Allene(Bobby) Lewis Roach. Her obituary says she leaves one sister Mrs. Hattie Lee Cruger of Waco, this is in 1965)

I have seen the name Cora Foster, Cora Jackson and several Ben Choice.

Sincerely,
Sharon

Re: The Choice Family

RChoice45 — 2010-01-04 13:47:17Z

Hello Phil,
It's nice to hear from you again, it's been years since I've spoken to you.
I see that you have obtained a little more information about the Choice family. However, I am a little confused? I like to know if Priairebluff Cemetery, and Mt. Zion Cemetery are the same cemetery?
After obtaining a dc for my grandfather Tullie (Tull)it states that he is buried at Mt. Zion with my grandmother, and other relatives. I did visit this cemetery, some years ago, and plan on visiting it again, to speak to the pastor of the church. I'm hoping to get a little more information (if possible)about this cemetery.
Also, I'm coming across two different names for Cora Choice, do you know when Ben and Cora died, or if Cora had remarried?
I'm also searching for an individual name Lenora Tyeski or anyone related to this individual. This person was the informant on the dc for Tull Choice.

Re: The Choice Family

PHolb1960 — 2010-01-04 05:18:13Z

Greetings Rita and other Choice family kin.

I have attached the following info for your history records:
Benjamin Choice (Ben) and Cora Jackson
Benjamin Choice and Cora Jackson married on January 24, 1874 in Smith County. By 1900 they had eight (8) children:
1. Willie 19
2. Tullie 14
3. Bennie 13
4. Flin 11
5. Rosie 7
6. Deslie 4
7. Hattie 1 month old
8. Lillie 24
A nephew by the name of Albert Jackson 8 years old.
In 1930, Flint (Flin) was living with Willie Parker(Parke) and his wife Dollie (Dallie) in upper Tyler overton Rd.
There is an Andy Choice who was living with Jane Foster in 1910 and they had three children and a granddaugter age 5.

The Choice's all came from the Greenville, Spartenburg, South Carolina area. They later moved to North Georgia, around the vacinity of Atlanta, near Lovejoy. Then they ventured to East Texas where they remained.

Willie Choice (Will) was my Grandmother and Great-Uncle Sonny's father. Uncle Sonny is now deceased as well as my Grandmother, his sister Bettie Lorene Choice Stone who died 5 years ago in Houston,TX.

Tullie or (Tull as he was called by family) was my Great-Grandfather's brother. The majority of the family is buried in Smith County, TX black cemeteries.
http://www.prairiebluff.com/millenium/aacemetery/tx.htm

I am attaching a will of Tully Choice, who is the Grandfather of Tully Choice who migrated from Georgia to East Texas with my relatives as his slaves in Smith County, TX.

WILL OF TULLY CHOICE: Henry County VA Will Book 1, pp 117-118

November 2, 1777. In the name of God Amen. I Tully Choice in the Parish of Camden in the County of Henry, being weak of Body, but perfect in mind and memory, thanks be to God for it. Knowing the Certainty of Death and the Uncertainty of Life, I ordain this to be my last Will and Testament Revoking Will or Wills Formerly by me made and ....my Spirit unto the hands of God Who Gave it and my Body to be Bryed (sic) in a Christian Decent manner at the Discretion of my Executors herafter named as touching worldly Estate that it has pleased God to Bless me with In this Life. After my Just Debts and Funeral Expences is paid I Give and Bequeath as follows, to Wit: Imprimis I give to my Daughter Elezebeth Hall five Shillings, she having Rec'd her part befor. Item, I give to my daughter Abe Bolling, wife of Samuel Bolling five Shillings she having Rec'd her part before. Item,I give to my Son Tully Choice that Trek or persal of Land that was said for him by the Surveyor. Item, I give to my Son William Choice all the Land on the south side of Snow Creek part of this Track where I live. Item I lend to my Beloved Wife during her Natural life all the negroes, stock and househol goods whatsoever. Item I give to my Son John Choice the plantation where I now live and two hundred acres of land. Item I give to my Son Cyrus Choice all the Remainder of my land that Joins here, but if the Widow Should marry or Die, the the Executors to take all out of his hands and sell it to the Highest bidder and Divide the Money Between my Daughters, Sophia and Susanna and Mary. It is my Desire that if the Widow should mary that my son Tully should take John and bring him up to the age of twenty one and My William take Cyrus in the like manner and Samuel Bolling Susanna and I likewise Desire that John and Cyrus Choice when they come to age & their sisters mary, Five Pounds Each and that Sophia have the mare that she now owns. I appoint my two sons Tully Choice and William Choice and Samuel Bolling my full and Sole Executors. This my Last Will and Testament as Witness of my hand and Seal. (Signed) Tully Choice" (there is what might also be a seal on the original document). Witnessed by William Hunter; William Estes; and John Richardson.

At a Court held for Henry County on the 27 Day of October 1785 The within last Will and Testament of TullyChoice, deceased was exhibited in Court by Tully Choice one of theExecutors...etc.

He had a daughter named Sophia, and Jesse Kerby, did marry a Sophia Choice. Jesse, also sued for Sophia's inheritence. I hope this help's. I only research Kirby's, but as she married one I have some records for her.

Know ye that I, Jesse Kirby, of the county of Warren, Kentucky, for divers good causes and consideration, te., hath this day made, constitute and appoint and by these presents do nominate and appoint my true friend, William Potter of the County and State aforesaid, my true and lawful Attorny in fact for me and in my name do ask and demand a Legacy left (by Tully Choice the father of Sophia Choice since intermarried and now my wife), which aforesaid Legacy is now in the hands of John Choice, Franklin Co, State of Virginia as I am informed. I hereby authorize my aforesaid Attorney to receive the same and ....etc. (2 October 1810)

Re: The Choice Family

RChoice45 — 2010-01-03 05:56:18Z

Hello Sharon,
I do believe my grandfather (Tullie aka Tull) had sisters and brothers. I did find in the 1880's:
Lilly, Mattie, Andy, and a relative "Sylva Sanford."
In 1900 census, they had:
Willie, Tullie, Bennie, Flin, Rosie, Deslie, Hattie, and there was Collie/Angelina (?) and cora's nephew Albert Jackson.

Re: The Choice Family

ksjackson — 2010-01-03 04:06:42Z

Hi Rita,
Smith county 1900 census my great grandmother Mattie Choice Kennedy(born 1878,1879 time frame) is living with her husband Guss Kennedy. I do believe she had a sister named Hattie(born 1900), who later married a Elmer Cruger . This is the Hattie Choice Cruger, I believe that is on the 1900 census with Tullie Choice. Do you know if your grandfather had sisters named Mattie and Hattie Choice ?

Benjamin & Amy Choice

krissy6161 — 2010-01-02 14:03:32Z

Hello,
Does anybody else have Benjamin b. 1829 in Georgia (I think, not looking at it right now) and Amy Choice on their family tree?

Re: The Choice Family

RChoice45 — 2010-01-02 03:15:34Z

Hi Sharon,
Yes, you are related to me....
If you will check the 1900 Census for Smith Cnty, you will see the listing of the Choice family. My grandfather was Tullie (Tull) Choice.
As I look at the 1900 Census records i see a Mattie or Hattie who appears to be an infant born on April-1900. Is this your great grandmother?

Re: The Choice Family

ksjackson — 2010-01-02 02:28:25Z

Hi Rita,
My name is Sharon. Ben and Cora Choice where my great great
grandparents. My great grandmother was Mattie Choice. Is this your family also ?

Re: The Choice Family

RChoice45 — 2010-01-01 05:34:45Z

Hi,
My name is Rita. I understand that you are looking for information on Ben & Cora Choice.
These two individual are my great grandparents, my grandfather is Tull Choice.

Ben & Cora Choice

RChoice45 — 2010-01-01 05:14:39Z

Hi, My name is Rita.
I understand that you are looking for information on Ben & Cora Choice.
These two individual are my great grandparents, my grandfather is Tull Choice.
Please email me and maybe we can help each other with the family tree. I have been working on this project for years, and I've only found a few relatives.

Re: CHOYCE FAMILY

KCHOYCE74 — 2009-10-09 02:53:19Z

Hello family members,

My name is Kenneth L Choyce and my great grandfather is Charlie Choyce. His son Charlie Choyce Jr. is my grandfather and his son Reginald(Lionel) Choyce is my father

Hope that helps

African American Choice

krissy6161 — 2009-07-21 16:32:16Z

I am searching for any information on my family. My mother is from Beaumont, Texas and her maiden name is Choice, her dad's name was Donal (or Donald) Choice b. 1922 in Marshall, Texas d. 1979 in Albuquerque, NM. His father was Holland Choice b. 1859 in Georgia d. 1966 in Detroit, MI. His wife was Annie L. Choice (dont know maiden name) b. 1891 in N. Carolina. His mother was Bell Smith b. 1857 in Van Zandt County, Texas and father was Jackson Choice b. 1859 in Georgia. This is all I have on the family, pleassseeeeeee help if you can.

Re: The Choice Family

ksjackson — 2009-07-02 18:57:06Z

In my research so far, I have not come across a Donald or Jack Choice.

Re: The Choice Family

krissy6161 — 2009-07-01 00:58:00Z

Is a Donald Choice or Jack Choice in anyone's family tree? They are from Texas.

Re: The Choice Family

ksjackson — 2009-06-19 18:40:55Z

Ben and Cora Choice (1880) Smith county Texas were my great great Grandparents. Mattie Choice Kennedy was my great Grandmother. Is this your family also, if so please reply.

Re: The Choice Family

RChoice45 — 2009-06-17 22:55:55Z

My Grandparents were Ben and Cora. Please reply...I like to take with you...

Re: Peter Choice Jasper County, Ga

Mychoyce — 2009-04-05 20:01:08Z

Yes, Ancestorschoyce@AOL.COM
Betty R-H

Re: CHOYCE FAMILY

Mychoyce — 2009-04-05 19:59:25Z

You can e-mail me at Ancestorschoyce@AOL.COM. But if you can give me the names of your parents, esp the Choyce side as much information as possible. Several of us have been working for over ten years and between the two of us I am sure we can provide you with something.

Re: CHOYCE FAMILY

Mychoyce — 2009-04-05 19:47:52Z

Roberta,
How are you? This is Betty from Ca. Are you still in New York? Call me I have the same number and e-mail address. How is your family doing?

Re: CHOYCE FAMILY

Mychoyce — 2009-04-05 19:44:52Z

If you can give me names of your family, I might be able to assistance you with your branch of the Choyce family tree. Our family settled in East TEXAS...

Re: CHOYCE FAMILY

krissy6161 — 2009-04-05 19:19:58Z

Is any of your Choice's from Beaumont, Texas?

Re: CHOYCE FAMILY

krissy6161 — 2009-04-05 19:19:06Z

My mom and her siblings were born in Beaumont, Texas. I don't know if they are descendents of the Charlie that you speak of due to me being at a brick wall with that side of my mom's family. If you think there is some link there please let me in on it because I'm stuck and my mom can't really help because she's told me all she knows and has heard. Ask me any questions that you need to.

Re: CHOYCE FAMILY

rbqueen — 2009-04-05 17:31:13Z

I think you sent your message to the wrong person. I have no idea who Charlie is. There are Choices in my heritage but he is not one of them. My Choices all come from Texas and GA. Some ended up in NJ. All were African American.

Roberta

Re: CHOYCE FAMILY

Mychoyce — 2009-04-05 16:13:10Z

yes, they should be the descendents of Charlie Choyce my great uncle. Who are you, where do you live--how are you related to Charlie?

Re: choice family

choysse — 2009-03-27 22:39:11Z

Very interesting,lot of peoplenow in their '40's are you in contact? What do they do for a living? I am in my 60's and retired.

Re: CHOYCE FAMILY

krissy6161 — 2009-03-26 02:15:31Z

Are these Michigan Choyce's that you speak of of African American descent? My mother and her siblings are all in MI except one that's in Texas and they are African American.

Re: choice family

krissy6161 — 2009-03-26 02:09:15Z

Did you find help with this?

Re: Choice/Choyce web page.

krissy6161 — 2009-03-26 01:59:52Z

Is this webpage still active?