Claytor - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

William Claytor Family Tree

COLBILLC — 2012-04-07 17:45:05Z

Seeking other Family members to share William Claytor info.

My lineage is William L. Mynatt-Lelia G. Claytor-George L. Claytor-Texas T. Claytor-Micajah Watkins Claytor-William Claytor.

William was born in Virginia. Moved to Illinois and is buried in that state.

Re: Claytor DNA Project

AG43Baby — 2012-03-02 15:37:13Z

If you make your results public your results can match up with other cousins in sites like 23andme and HIR Search.

Re: Claytor Adoption, Need Help Please

jeanwalkers — 2012-02-03 04:02:45Z

Tika, My husband's grandmother was Elsie Elmore Claytor, born and died in Richmond Virginia. She died in 1929. leaving behind 2 young children. Her father and the Claytor ancestors were from North Carolina. Sorry I don't have any record of any of them going to Ohio, although I think that the Claytors were mostly all originally from North Carolina and some of them did move west. Jean

Re: Claytor Adoption, Need Help Please

LynnT44 — 2012-02-02 06:37:12Z

My adopted brother was born Michael Claytor, July 28, 1951. He was in foster care in Salono Co., Ca., at the time of his adoption. He was one of seven children that were put into foster care because they weren't being cared for. No other information known about his family.

CLAYTOR James Vernon 1917-1972

t42MountOlivet — 2010-06-29 22:44:03Z

CLAYTOR James Vernon 1917-1972

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 215,708 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

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CLAYTOR Zelma FOWLER 1914-1986

t42MountOlivet — 2010-06-29 22:43:20Z

CLAYTOR Zelma FOWLER 1914-1986

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 215,708 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

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CLAYTOR Nancy A MOORE 1857 1941

t42OldAlton_DentonCoTX — 2009-11-13 22:48:41Z

CLAYTOR Nancy A MOORE 1857 1941

DaveStrickland photographed this gravestone in the Old Alton Cemetery, Denton Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 210,027 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

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Ruth Claitor of Temple, TX 1935

drbrownlee — 2009-11-12 00:19:16Z

Ruth has a large picture in the 1935 Cotton Boll, yearbook of Temple High School. She is the sophomore favorite. I'm not related but thought this might help someone's family search.

Claytor Family of Caroline & Essex Co Va

olclarke — 2009-07-14 23:39:16Z

Am still researching these Claytotr's.
1. Clairborne Hunter b abt 1860 in Caroline marr Sarah Frances Eubank. Need their parents & siblings.
2. B. C. ( need her name ) b abt 1860 in Essex Co marr J. A. ( need his name ) Pyne. Need parents & siblings for them. Their dau B. G. ( need her name ) b abt 1883 marr A. C. ( need his name ) Courtney 18 Oct 1905. He was the son of A. G. ( need name ) Courtney & Florence L. Seal. Also need children for A. C. & B. G.
3. Thomas C. b abt 1830 in Caroline marr Amanda Beazley. Need their parents & siblings. Their dau Georgia Ann b 20 Nov 1853 marr William Festus Brooks son of William Brooks & Patsy Picardat.
4. Herman b abt 1915 in Caroline marr Ansell Clara Samuel dau of Charles L. Irvin Samuel & Mary Lee Claytor. Need Herman's parents & siblings as well as children for him & Ansell.
5. Mary S. b abt 1836 in Caroline marr Parkinson Chinault 31 Jun 1857. Need parents & siblings for them.
6. Nancy b abt 1820 in Caroline marr Edmund Whittaker 22 Jun 1841. Need their parents & siblings.
7. Roland b abt 1920 in Caroline marr Evelyn Mae Farmer dau of Robert B. Farmer I. & Lillie Mae Donahoe. Need Roland's parents & siblings & children for him & Evelyn.
Any info on these Claytor's appreciated.
Ollie

Seeking Info on James Claytor and Mamie Claytor

ncgray — 2009-03-15 14:56:15Z

Mamie was a daughter of James and Jane Claytor. I do not know Jane's maiden name. Mamie married an Albert Mitchell, I blieive. Their daughter was Dee Mitchell, who married an Alonzo "Lonnine" Scott.

It is beliee that James Claytor came from the British Isles, but I am not positive of this.

Any help of information would be appreciated.

Re: SEEKING INFO ON CLAYTOR FAMILY

wendyclaytor481 — 2009-03-12 12:59:16Z

I am married to Brien Claytor and he is from Amityville New York by way of Beckly West Va. I know a few years back there was a family reunion held in Ohio. Not sure if this will help you any but my husband's father is Charles Claytor and he also resides in Amityville. At the present time my husband and I live in Pascagoula MS. Feel free to contact us if you would like more information. 228-205-4591. My husband will be able to give you much more detail about the Claytor family history. We found a cousin a few years back just by e-mail from my stepdaughter's job and we are very closely related and she lived all the way in Seattle Washington.

CLAYTOR Carlyon Sue GRIGG 1944 1998 nana Sue

t42OldHall_DenCoTX — 2009-03-07 20:31:35Z

CLAYTOR Carlyon Sue GRIGG 1944 1998 nana Sue

David Strickland photographed this gravestone in the Old Hall Cemetery, Lewisville, Denton Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 201,398 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

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CLAYTOR Sam 1910 1993

t42OldHall_DenCoTX — 2009-03-07 20:31:25Z

CLAYTOR Sam 1910 1993

David Strickland photographed this gravestone in the Old Hall Cemetery, Lewisville, Denton Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 201,398 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

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CLAYTOR Hallie 1925 1999

t42OldHall_DenCoTX — 2009-03-07 20:31:11Z

CLAYTOR Hallie 1925 1999

David Strickland photographed this gravestone in the Old Hall Cemetery, Lewisville, Denton Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 201,398 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

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Re: WILLIAM & THOMAS C. CLAYTOR/CAROLINE CO, VA

COLBILLC — 2009-01-27 21:01:38Z

I reasearched the Latter Day Saints site Family Search. Nothing showed up for a Mary Claytor/Bennet Smith wedding. Sorry I have not been able to find any info.

Bill Mynatt

Re: WILLIAM & THOMAS C. CLAYTOR/CAROLINE CO, VA

tunnelm1 — 2009-01-25 13:36:37Z

Mary Claytor married Bennett Smith in Caroline Co., VA in 1825. Do you have any infromation on this couple? Thanks.

By the way, I would not be too surprised if Coleman Claytor had that first name because of some earlier "connection" between the Claytor family and the Coleman family that traces back to the Robert Coleman (1600s) who married a Miss Grizzell (they had a son who was also named Robert Coleman who married a Miss Spilsby). A branch of this overall Coleman family lived in Caroline Co., VA by the early-1700s or so, and I have seen where several families used the given names of "Grizzell", "Spilsby" and/or "Coleman" because of an earlier marriage to this Coleman family (anyway, this is one POSSIBILITY for the lineage of Coleman Claytor).

Claytor Adoption, Need Help Please

tikacordle — 2008-12-27 20:27:30Z

My mother in law was born Phillis Elsie Claytor 5-27-1955 in Chilicothe, Ross County, Ohio. She was about 6 weeks old when (according to stories) her grandmother took her and put her up for adoption. She was old and couldn't take care of her, Her mother wasn't a good mother so her grandmother stepped in and tried to take care of her. To our knowledge her mother was also a CLAYTOR and its never been known who her father was. She is trying to see if she has any brothers or sisters out there. Her adoptive parents have both passed on as well as her adopted brother. She has no one left now and is trying to find her CLAYTOR family. And help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you , Tika

CLAYTOR Ida May PATTERSON 1887 1936

t42swisher_dencotx — 2008-10-07 10:56:15Z

CLAYTOR Ida May PATTERSON 1887 1936

David Strickland photographed this gravestone in the Swisher Cemetery, Denton, Denton Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records.

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Re: Anyone know Vernon Claytor or McHenry Claytor?

alexclaytor1 — 2008-07-11 00:12:34Z

Anyone?

Jackson Greer Claytor and Perisade Brown, Cadiz, KY

BarbaraFlores60 — 2008-05-29 19:55:35Z

My g-grandfather was Jackson Greer Claytor. He married my g-grandmother, Perisade Brown, in Cadiz, KY sometime around 1880. They had 6 or 7 children. Around 1896, Jackson deserted PeriSade and she had to place all of the children in an orphanage. I believe the orphanage was near Columbia, TN.

We have been told that Jackson Greer Claytor died around 1910 in either Alabama, Arkansas or Texas, but we haven't been able to find out where. We'll never know why he deserted his wife and children, but I would like to know what happened to him. Did he re-marry, have more children or just drift?

If anyone has any information on him, even if it's not confirmed, please send it to me.

Thanks,
Barb Flores

Elsie Claytor

jeanwalkers — 2008-02-15 04:00:40Z

Looking for Elsie Claytor, she was born about 1905, in Virginia. She married Lonnie Douglas White had one child, Olive in 1926, and died about 1930. All of this in Virginia, the Richmond area. Does anyone know of her? she doesn't appear on any census that I can find.

Thomas B. Claytor, born in NC or TN

MaryBoudreau51 — 2007-11-01 18:15:42Z

We are looking for the descendants/information on Thomas B. Claytor, b. abt. 1798 in NC or TN, to William Carter Claytor and Elizabeth Chinn (both b. abt. 1771 and were married on 20 January 1788, in Fauquier County, Virginia.

Thomas Claytor'siblings: William Ball, b. abt. 1790; Katherine, b. abt. 1794; Matilda C, b. abt. 1806, Rutherford County, Tennesse.

We know there is a deed from T.B. Claitor to T.Y. Blood dated 1820 in Rutherford County, Tennessee. That is all the info we have on Thomas.

We are hoping that a descendant can help us fill in some more blanks of our Claytor/Claitor history.

Re: Claytor DNA Project

WClayton43 — 2007-10-29 13:04:45Z

DNA will change nothing about what you know. It might change what you know about others who might be related but whose name evolved to Cleaton, Clayton, etc. It might someday also provide you with earlier info about the family ancestry pre 1650.

Re: SPRABARY Paula CLAYTOR _1957-1978.JPG

gclaytor54 — 2007-10-29 02:26:54Z

This is my sister-in-law that was married to Tim Claytor. She died in 1978 in a car accident. She was driving a MG B and crashed off of Hwy 377 outsoide f Wautauga Texas, North of Ft Worth.

Gary O. Claytor

Re: Claytor DNA Project

gclaytor54 — 2007-10-29 02:22:07Z

Our last name, Claytor, is proven back to England to the 1400's. Rootsweb documents the first Claytor coming from England just before 1650.

How does a DNA study change this?

Gary O. Claytor

Claytor - Akers Cemetery, Floyd Co., VA

Daryl_Watkins — 2007-09-07 11:10:13Z

I am trying to locate the family cemetery of Maurice Claytor and Lily AKERS Claytor (1872 - 1980). They had 22 children, some of whom are also buried in that cemetery, which was located on the family farm located in Floyd County. Lily was remarried to a Mr. Morton Hopkins when she was in her 90's.

Lily's funeral was arranged through the Maberry Funeral Home, also located in Floyd VA. It was officiated by Rev. L. W. Lee and Rev. Lawrence Beale and interment was noted as "Claytor Cemetery

William B. Claytor, b. NC or TN to Attala County, Mississippi

MaryBoudreau51 — 2007-08-10 23:07:07Z

We are looking for the descendants of William B. Claytor (b. Abt. 1790, NC or TN) to William Carter Claytor and Elizabeth Chinn.

William married Rossanna Norman (b. 10 Apr 1785)
on 26 Jan 1808, in Rutherford County, Tennessee.

Children of William Rossanna:
William Carter Claitor, b. 28 March 1810 in Tennessee and unknown Claytor.

Second marriage: Lucinda (?), b. 1820, in Georgia, marriage before 1850.

We descend from William Carter Claytor (b. Abt. 1771, in Fauquier County, Virginia and Elizabeth Chinn (b. Abt. 1771), through their daughter Matilda Claytor (b. 1806, Rutherford County, Tennessee. Matilda married Edward Waller (b. 1806, Franklin County, Virginia), on 26 Feb 1824, in Rutherford County.

We like to learn more about William Carter Claytor and his wife Elizabeth Chinn.

Re: French Claytor of Caroline Co Va

Jeffrey_Claytor — 2007-08-10 01:23:55Z

Suggest you take a look on WorldConnect here:

http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&...

This is one of Earl Woodford's "Work In Progress" files on the Claytor family.

Hope this helps you out.

Matilda C. Claytor, Rutherford County, Tennessee

MaryBoudreau51 — 2007-08-02 18:06:26Z

We are looking for the family roots of Matilda C. Claytor, b. 1806, Rutherford County, to William Carter Claytor and Elizabeth Chinn. We have no information on this line and are hoping that Claytor descendants can help us fill in some of the history of this line.

Matilda married Edward Waller (b. 1806, Virginia) on Feb 17, 1824, Rutherford County, Tennessee. On the marriage record Matilda's last name is spelled: Claitor and my Waller cousins have found it as Clayton. I have found the 1840 Rutherford County census under Edward Waller and the 1850 census, listing Matilda Waller, so far.

I am just starting my Claytor research and would really appreciate some help. I have been researching my Waller and Livings lines in Tennessee and have always wanted to know more about Edward Waller's wife Matilda's line....

Re: Nancy Claytor-Caroline Co. VA

Verbrie410 — 2007-07-27 03:45:36Z

I have learned a little email me and I will give you the info I have. Nancy

French Claytor of Caroline Co Va

olclarke — 2007-07-26 19:46:37Z

French b abt 1860 marr Elizabeth Riddle 20 Sept 1883 in Caroline. Have their children but do not have the names of their parents.
Any help appreciated.
Ollie

Re: Nancy Claytor-Caroline Co. VA

olclarke — 2007-07-26 19:42:55Z

I have the children of this couple but no parents. Have you learned anything new on this line since you posted your query?
Their son John Hampton marr Camilla Howard 8 Jun 1882. She was dau of my husband's gg grandparents William Thomas Howard Sr. & Mildred. Not sure what Mildred's maiden name was.
Any more info appreciated.
Ollie

Re: WILLIAM & THOMAS C. CLAYTOR/CAROLINE CO, VA

COLBILLC — 2007-06-15 19:58:29Z

I HAVE AN ANCESTOR BY THE NAME OF WILLIAM CLAYTOR BORN 1805 IN CAROLINE COUNTY, VA. HOWEVER HIS BROTHER'S NAME WAS COLEMAN AND HIS FATHER WAS HENRY.

INTERESTED IN ANY INFO YOU HAVE ON THE CLAYTOR'S

WILLIAM MYNATT

Clayter/Snow

lidaromer — 2007-04-24 21:44:37Z

Am looking for any information on William C. clayter born 1810..England who married Mary Ann Snow born 1836..Canada.They were married 1854 in Vinalhaven,Maine
E-Mail is lidaromer@aol.com

Claytor DNA Project

WClayton43 — 2007-04-09 18:20:46Z

This is an open invitation for Males with the Surname Claytor to join the current Clayton DNA Project. This was sparked by the inquiry of a Claytor to me (Clayton Project Coordinator) and is reproduced with her permission below. I cannot promise results, especially immediate ones. But it is likely the names evolved over time from an earlier version, probably from Cleyton in England. Recently we have proved that Cleeton and Clayton are definitely related, probably within 8 generations.
What you would need to do is go to Clayton Board, search for DNA and find messages related to the project from Author Walter. My recommendation to anyone interested is to sign up for a 37 Marker Test. The 12 Marker will tell us nothing. The 67 Marker is a financial stretch until we confirm that Claytor and Clayton are closer Cousins. The test can simply be expanded to 67 by just paying the additional fee. The Clayton and Cleeton projects will likely be combined in some way soon. Clearly the Clayton and Cleeton DNA Projects are not as far along as some Surnames, but we have already helped several of us. Other Surname Projects were at the same stage not so long ago and have broken down seemingly impossible brick walls over time. We will get there too!
But this works only for Male DNA passed from Father to Son to Son to Son, etc. (Female mtDNA is a much more complex issue at this point).

The original Message thread (in reverse) leading to this posting is:
Ed Clayton <{e-mail Removed}@cinci.rr.com> wrote: My intuition is certainly the same as your's. However until a Claytor Male or two has DNA testing done we can only guess.
Do you mind if I just copy this thread to Claytor Surname Boards and see if it sparks any interest?
Clearly 95% of Clayton's trace back to England at some point. My own research shows the common spelling was Cleyton there originally.
Ed
----- Original Message ----- From: CATHERINE CLAYTOR
To: Ed Clayton
Sent: Saturday, April 07, 2007 11:28 AM
Subject: Re: clayton surname

Hello Ed,
The reason I asked about Claytor/Claytor, is that I have found in my readings
that the two names are considered as one going back through the years and back to England, due mostly to the handwriting of the earlier forebears. I have just completed a Mitochondrial
project with National Geographic to see about my mother's line. Fascinating, isn't it? I can go back on the Claytor side without any trouble five generations. I should think your Clayton name hearkens back to England and then to Virginia...

Ed Clayton <{e-mail Removed} @cinci.rr.com > wrote: Catherine. Thanks for your inquiry. I assume you are asking Re the Clayton, etc DNA Project. I don't think we know enough yet to be able to answer. The only way would be to have some Claytor tests done and see how far different/same they are. Within the past couple of weeks we have proved that one Clayton and one Cleeton are certainly close enough they share a common ancestor no further back than 8 generations (via normal DNA statistics). Have any Claytor y-DNA tests been done that you know of?

Please note that I am replying form a different e-mail address, one I never put in any public place.
Walter Edward Clayton
----- Original Message ----- From: catherineclaytor
To: {e-mail Removed} @cinci.rr.com
Sent: Thursday, April 05, 2007 2:55 PM
Subject: clayton surname

my surname is Claytor. English. Virginia/Pennsylvania;
do you include this spelling? Thank You

Claytor DNA Project

WClayton43 — 2007-04-09 18:13:46Z

This is an open invitation for Males with the Surname Claytor to join the current Clayton DNA Project. This was sparked by the inquiry of a Claytor to me (Clayton Project Coordinator) and is reproduced with her permission below. I cannot promise results, especially immediate ones. But it is likely the names evolved over time from an earlier version, probably from Cleyton in England. Recently we have proved that Cleeton and Clayton are definitely related, probably within 8 generations.
What you would need to do is go to Clayton Board, search for DNA and find messages related to the project from Author Walter. My recommendation to anyone interested is to sign up for a 37 Marker Test. The 12 Marker will tell us nothing. The 67 Marker is a financial stretch until we confirm that Claytor and Clayton are closer Cousins. The test can simply be expanded to 67 by just paying the additional fee. The Clayton and Cleeton projects will likely be combined in some way soon. Clearly the Clayton and Cleeton DNA Projects are not as far along as some Surnames, but we have already helped several of us. other Surname Projects were at the same stage not so long ago and have broken down seemingly impossible brick walls over time. We will get there too!
But this works only for Male DNA passed from Father to Son to Son to Son, etc. (Female mtDNA is a much more complex issue at this point).

The original Message thread (in reverse) leading to this posting is:
Ed Clayton <{e-mail Removed}@cinci.rr.com> wrote: My intuition is certainly the same as your's. However until a Claytor Male or two has DNA testing done we can only guess.
Do you mind if I just copy this thread to Claytor Surname Boards and see if it sparks any interest?
Clearly 95% of Clayton's trace back to England at some point. My own research shows the common spelling was Cleyton there originally.
Ed
----- Original Message ----- From: CATHERINE CLAYTOR
To: Ed Clayton
Sent: Saturday, April 07, 2007 11:28 AM
Subject: Re: clayton surname

Hellow Ed,
The reason I asked about Claytor/Claytor, is that I have found in my readings
that the two names are considered as one going back through the years and back to England, due mostly to the handwriting of the earlier forebears. I have just completed a Mitochondrial
project with National Geographic to see about my mother's line. Fascinating, isn't it? I can go back on the Claytor side without any trouble five generations. I should think your Clayton name hearkens back to England and then to Virginia...

Ed Clayton <{e-mail Removed}@cinci.rr.com > wrote: Catherine. Thanks for your inquiry. I assume you are asking Re the Clayton, etc DNA Project. I don't think we know enough yet to be able to answer. The only way would be to have some Claytor tests done and see how far different/same they are. Within the past couple of weeks we have proved that one Clayton and one Cleeton are certainly close enough they share a common ancestor no further back than 8 generations (via normal DNA statistics). Have any Claytor y-DNA tests been done that you know of?

Please note that I am replying form a different e-mail address, one I never put in any public place.
Walter Edward Clayton
----- Original Message ----- From: catherineclaytor
To: {e-mail Removed}@cinci.rr.com
Sent: Thursday, April 05, 2007 2:55 PM
Subject: clayton surname

my surname is Claytor. English. Virginia/Pennsylvania;
do you include this spelling? Thank You

Re: Coleman Claytor

mendonca6 — 2007-03-19 05:40:48Z

Did Harry Claytor have a brother named Earl? I am trying to locate a long lost connection through my grandmothere who knew them both around 1916. They worked for the railroad and may have ended up in Green River, Wyoming.

clator family info

kaatteell1 — 2007-01-07 23:02:44Z

I am looking for any information on any Clators from the Wheeling, WV area (1800's). Some moved to the Kansas area around the mid 1880's. Then on to the Chicago, Illinois area. In the early 1800's, they might have spelled their name - Clater.

Re: Isaac Franklin Clater

MEClater — 2006-11-04 03:49:25Z

You may want to check the message boards at http://genforum.genealogy.com/claytor. There are a couple boards on Isaac Franklin Clater. Roxie's granddaughter, Gloria Clater Snellings, also has a board there.

Claytor-Clayton connection

MEClater — 2006-11-04 03:49:25Z

I also have heard to the Claytor/Clayton connection. It also seems that the name Clater was also derrived from these 2. The connection seems to have started in the 1800's through writing/spelling error. I know there's a couple other boards on this subject at http://genforum/genealogy.com/claytor. You might want to check them out.
Hope I have been of some help.

Re: Index of Marriages 1800-1939 Claytor, Samuel

catherineclaytor — 2006-08-06 21:26:54Z

I found seventeen pages on Ancestry. com re the above and would like very much to email you directly, if you wouldn't mind. How and where and when did
you glean all the information in those seventeen
pages? What state are you in? Are you a Claytor
by blood? Thanking you. CClaytor

Re: I'm a claytor!!

catherineclaytor — 2006-08-05 03:22:36Z

reply re Claytor. My great great grandfather Samuel
was born in Virginia of English stock. I do not know
his father's name, I have been searching for over
thirty years hoping someone out there would know. From our line, I mean.
What about you? Where do you fit into the Claytors?
What info do you have? Much appreciated,
C.Claytor

Re: Eliz. Clator b. 1655 England, F: William Clator

2006-06-20 18:32:08Z

i wish i could be of assistance. working backward to virginia and before that, England.... there are Claytors who settled in Virginia, and my line via my great great Grandfather Samuel Claytor, married a Susannah Culp/Pennsylvania and both
were part of a Culp/Claytor group who settled near Logan, Ohio via Federal Land deal. Had seven children, the last being my Great Grandfather David Claytor. I believe the line I am from came over in the 1600s. What info do you have?
catherine claytor

Re: SEEKING INFO ON CLAYTOR FAMILY

2006-06-20 18:25:13Z

hope this reaches you. What info do you have on the Claytor name? I am a Claytor by birth on father's side, Iowa, from Ohio, from PA/Va via great great grandfather Samuel Claytor and his wife Susannah/Susan (Culp) Claytor

Re: I'm a claytor!!

2006-06-20 18:21:54Z

Hello "Cousin", I am wondering where you fit into the Claytor's
and what main info you have. Do you know if your family
came from England to Virginia in the 1600's? Who your grand parents were, great grandparents, etc. What do you do out there in CA? Interests, etc. Catherine

Claytor, Edgar P. - 1951 Macoupin Co., IL

Family_Lineages — 2006-06-16 17:59:16Z

Mt. Olive Herald
Thurs., June 21, 2001
"Oldies But Goodies" - 50 Years Ago
June 1951

Edgar P. Claytor, Sr., passed to final rest Sunday, June 24, at the family residence in this city.

Mt. Olive, Macoupin Co., IL Deaths
http://pub78.ezboard.com/fviehwegfrm2

Polly Ann Claytor d 14 Oct 1944 Mobile AL

pamelaharrellwhiteside — 2005-12-23 23:30:36Z

MOBILE REGISTER 16 OCT 1944

Mrs Polly Ann Claytor, resident of Mobile for the past three years, died at her residence, 1352 Kellogg St, Saturday afternoon, October 14, 1944. Her remains were sent to Birmingham AL Sunday afternoon. She is survived by four granddaughters, Mrs H R Barrett, Mobile; Mrs H L Norman, Mobile; Mrs C Densmore, Birmingham AL; and Mrs Frank Munson, Trusville AL; one grandson, C L Smith, U S Navy; nine great-grandchildren; four great-great-grandchildren, and other relatives. Funeral arrangements by the Higgins Mortuary.

Not my family, just sharing from the newspaper archives of the Mobile Public Library.

Claytor

mypim — 2005-12-12 13:41:07Z

am looking for the name of my great great grandfather.... Claytor of Virginia, father of Samuel Claytor, who married Susanna Culp of Pa, moving on to Ohio, Logan County where they had about seven children, the last my great grandfather David L.Claytor, who moved on to Iowa and died in Muskegon Michigan at his son's, my grandfather, JPClaytor and wife Jessie (Moody) Claytor. Has anyone any information on this line of the Claytors? Thank you. C Claytor

Re: William Claitor - TN>MS

volstitansfan — 2005-11-11 18:32:06Z

I just recently stumbled across this board again after taking a hiatus from genealogy for a few years. I think you mean Clayton, not Claitor. I have a Lucinda V.O.J.E. McGee and William Clayton who were my great great grandparents. If you still need information, I have some I will be glad to share and exchange with you. You can reach me at volstitansfan@yahoo.com. Give me a few days to get it together.

Thanks, Raytha

Re: CLATER (John, Anderson/Andrew, Samuel)

2005-08-19 00:36:33Z

Tabitha,
My grandparents were from Ray Co. Missouri. They spelled their name Claytor. Could they be the ones you are looking for. James, Thomas, Pearl were some the first names.