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Mary G. Colquitt

mary_anne_hood — 2012-05-18 19:14:04Z

Hi,

I am searching for information on my great-grandmother. She was born in Virginia in 1890 and married Walter Basil Hood of Maryland (don't know when). She died in 1985.

My search for her was a little skewed at first because I was told her last name was Crenshaw (my grandfather's middle name). I saw that Troy listed a Colquitt that married a Crenshaw... too far back to be Mary's parents. I wonder if Crenshaws and Colquitts married frequently?

Im looking for information on her family, I know from my father that there was a farm outside of Richmond he used to go to as a kid.

Below is a link to her obit.

http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=Ho...;

Mary G. Colquitt

mary_anne_hood — 2012-05-18 19:13:09Z

Hi,

I am searching for information on my great-grandmother. She was born in Virginia in 1890 and married Walter Basil Hood of Maryland (don't know when). She died in 1985.

My search for her was a little skewed at first because I was told her last name was Crenshaw (my grandfather's middle name). I saw that Troy listed a Colquitt that married a Crenshaw... too far back to be Mary's parents, I wonder if Crenshaws and Colquitts married frequently.

Im looking for information on her family, I know from my father that there was a farm outside of Richmond he used to go to as a kid.

Below is a link to her obit.

http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=Ho...;

COLQUITT William - Macon, Georgia

Lace_Lynch — 2012-01-26 15:37:01Z

Name: Colquitt, William
Date: Feb 25 1973
Source: Plain Dealer; Cleveland, Ohio Necrology File, Reel #100.
Notes: Colquitt. William Colquitt, late residence, 567 Colquitt St., Macon, Georgia, passed away Feb. 3, 1973, (retired from Brotherhood of R.R. Trainmen Cleveland, Ohio), husband of Audrey (nee Nash), also three sisters-in-law Mrs. Lucy Colquitt, Mrs. Emma Lou Nash both of Macon and Mrs. Lila Colquitt of Cleveland, Ohio.
Services were held in Macon Ga., Feb. 5, 1973.

COLQUITT John T. - Cleveland, Ohio

Lace_Lynch — 2012-01-26 15:31:01Z

Id#: 0462578
Name: Colquitt, John T.
Date: Feb 26 1975
Source: Plain Dealer; Cleveland, Ohio Necrology File, Reel #100.
Notes: Colquitt. John T. Colquitt, age 85, passed away Feb. 22, 1975. Survived by son Robert Colquitt, daughter, Mrs. Mary Phillips and Mrs. Theresa Cox, brother Hampton Colquitt, sister Katherine Saunders and Jane Booth, grandfather of eight, great-grandfather of seven.
Funeral services will be held of E.F. Boyd & Son Funeral Home, 2165 E. 89 St. Cleveland, Ohio Thursday at 11 a.m. Wake Wednesday From 8-9 P.M.

Harriet "Cookie" Colquitt Trent - Springfield, Ohio

Lace_Lynch — 2012-01-26 15:25:43Z

TRENT, Harriet "Cookie" Colquitt 59, of Springfield, Ohio passed away Sunday, January 22, 2012.

She was born September 20, 1952 in Springfield, Ohio the daughter of Harris and Fannie (Britt) Colquitt.
She graduated from Springfield South High School.
"Cookie" as she was lovingly known by her family and friends worked at Honda in Marysville, Ohio and Consumer Support Services.
Her memory will be cherished by her mother; sons, Richard (Tausha) Trent, Jr. and Shawn Trent; daughter, Terri Trent all of Springfield, OH; brothers, Henry (Thu) Colquitt of Huber Heights, OH, Jimmie (Cynthia) Colquitt, Sr. and Charles Colquitt of Springfield, OH; sister, Juanita Colquitt of Springfield, OH; grandchildren, Treylonta Phiniziee, Robert Macky III, Aireanna and Zaire Trent; a host of nieces, nephews and friends.
She was preceded in death by her father; brothers, Melvin Colquitt, Sr., Ronald Colquitt, Sr.; sisters, Marjorie (Dave) Winkhouse and Deborah Colquitt; grandparents, Ethel Colquitt, Richard Britt and Bertha Mabry; an aunt, Ruby Hodo.
Visitation will be Friday from 5-7 p.m. in the Robert C. Henry Funeral Home until the time of service at 7 p.m. Burial will be Saturday at 11:30 a.m. in Ferncliff Cemetery, Springfield, Ohio.
Arrangements provided by the Robert C. Henry Funeral Home.

Clark County

Luther Lafayette colquitt , Willie Mae Florence Colqutt

mdennis61 — 2011-08-21 01:05:40Z

Looking for info on My great grandparents
Luther Lafayette colquitt , Willie Mae Florence Colqutt

Mary Frances Colquitt

NewKentNana — 2011-06-12 04:30:55Z

Need info on the parents of Mary Frances Colquitt, born 8/12/1928. Around Richmond, (Goochland Co, ) Virginia Married William Preston Wyatt, Jr., born 7/3/1929

Sandra Blake

Re: ? Colquitt of Essex Co Va

troycolquitt — 2010-11-11 00:14:48Z

Sarah was evidently married to a Samuel before marrying James Colquitt,who was a son of John Colquitt, died around 1769 in Cumberland county, Va. James Colquit's will in Essex county, Va. names three daughters. After his death, his wife Sarah Colquitt moved to Franklin county, Ky. where she left will (1796) naming her son William Samuel and two daughters. Believe the James Wales Colquitt mentioned was the son of John Colquitt who died 1799 in Oglethorpe county and was called J. W. Colquitt, he was probably named James William Colquitt. This James W. Colquitt of Oglethorpe county, Ga. had relationship with John Colquitt and family for over 40 years. James W. Colquitt filed a caveat against John Colquitt's will(1800)in Oglethorpe county, Ga..

Re: Tom Patty, Hopkins Co. Texas

dustmoll — 2010-09-18 03:56:31Z

That is very interesting. Thanks for the additional information. It just may be that he was Vincent's grandson. We just can't find anything to prove or disprove it. But will continue to dig. Thank You

Re: Tom Patty, Hopkins Co. Texas

dustmoll — 2010-09-18 03:53:53Z

I had not thought of that. Thanks for bringing that to my attention. It may be something we never find out for sure.

Re: Tom Patty, Hopkins Co. Texas

troycolquitt — 2010-09-05 14:20:38Z

There were two Colquitt brothers in the 11th Texas Cav. during the Civil War, who were in Rome Ga, around 1864. According to Floyd Co., Ga. history, one married Jerry Isbell's daughter. Capt. Jack Colquitt (leader of the Colquitt Scouts) was killed by the Prior brothers, and part of this band was hunted down and killed because they had killed the Prior brothers father.I do believe some of the children in Vincent Colquitt's household were his grandchildren.

Re: Tom Patty, Hopkins Co. Texas

ddcolquittjr — 2010-08-09 14:30:39Z

Have you considered that the child Tom Patty might be the son of the 26 year-old daughter Nancy? Tom would likely have been born / conceived within the year following the end of the Civil War. Who knows what circumstances might have surrounded this family at this time?

Just a thought. Good luck with the search.

Doug

Tom Patty, Hopkins Co. Texas

dustmoll — 2010-08-09 00:55:35Z

I am looking for any information or photo of Tom Patty who shows up on the 1870 census living with Vinson (Vincent?) and Catherine Colquet. He was 3 yrs of age at the time. He was found dead on 9-16-1907 under suspicious circumstances after catching cattle rustlers in the act. That is pretty much all we know. We don't know how he came to live with the Colquet Family. Any information welcome. Thanks

George A Colquitt

DavidHill362 — 2010-04-16 15:11:55Z

looking for bio information on George A Colquitt
b. 2/22/1838 Oglethorpe County, GA
d. 10/16/1920 Caddo Parish, LA
was a Pvt in Co A 6th LA Cavalry CSA

lived south of Shreveport, LA
especially looking for burial site

Thanks in advance

Re: Linda Colquitt - James M. Colquitt brother & sister ?( Alabama)

MichaellaRey — 2010-03-13 06:28:27Z

Hello! I saw your posting for a James M. Colquitt in Alabama... I have a James Colquitt in Alabama.. I am not sure if it is the same one but it would be interesting to find out!

Re: John Colquitt of Cumberland, VA

MKMallett — 2009-11-26 14:06:54Z

Thank you! It has been a long time since I was actively searching the Colquitt connections. But, that is excellent advice!

Re: John Colquitt of Cumberland, VA

nrevnes — 2009-11-24 22:45:44Z

Hi Mary,
Try typing into a google search: John Colquitt m. Anne Hawes. John and Anne Colquitt both died in Cumberland, County, VA in the 1760s. This should get you to a family tree of John Colquitt. There were several John Colquitts down the line from 1513 (Isle of Guernsey when it was a French/Norman Island). Or try typing in "Colquitt family" into a Google search.

Re: COLQUITT

tebear_1 — 2009-11-17 18:53:49Z

Brenda,
This is your cousin Robb Colquitt,your uncle Robert's
son.
Since 2004 I go to Chattanooga two or three times a year.
I have been to Rossville,but could find you or uncle Joe.
Brenda,in 04 I went to Sweetwater and saw Jackie Colquitt.
My email is tebear@fuse.net phone 513-641-5531.
I will be back in Chattanooga in February for a weekend and
then again in July for vacation.
Love to hear from you again and to get an address on Doug.
Robb

Re: Parents of Christian/Christina

steveostrom46 — 2009-03-11 16:23:34Z

James Ransome was my Uncle

COLQUITT Billy 1923-1996

t42Moore — 2008-12-15 18:00:21Z

COLQUITT Billy 1923-1996

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 198,664 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com If you know more about this person please reply here.

Re: COLQUITT Family of Ferris and Palmer, Texas

marthaself53 — 2008-08-27 17:33:21Z

hello, can you tell me more? My greatgranddad was tilford. I have also heard about tillman. I'm trying to find the connection with the choctaw tribe. thank you, my e-mail is redhatcinderella@aol.com

Re: Origin of the name COLQUITT-question

MerrellCole — 2008-05-26 15:02:28Z

This information is from geneaology records of Zelma Price of Mississippi sent to me. This record includes my Colquitt Family.

"Miss Anne Watson, of London, states that the name Colquitt takes, with or other variations -- Calkert, Calkett, Cocket, Cockett, Cocquet, Colquette, Colquit, Colquite, Colquitte, Corket, etc, the ones shown previously. . She states that their came with William the Conqueror from Normandy to England a man later referred to as "John Colquette", and that by the year 1500, the name was being known as Colquitt.

Re: ? Colquitt of Essex Co Va

elainelester — 2007-11-13 15:08:55Z

In the COLQUITT book by Zelma Wells Price, I found only two references to "Samuel" as a last name.
The entry on page 151 reads:
"3 April 1744. Will of Anthony Samuel, of St. George's Par.: One of the executors, John Calket, Sr. (Index gives last name as "Calkett".) (WB.-A (1722-1749), p. 338, Spots Co., Va.; "SPOTS", p. 7)
(Note: John Colquitt (3) then living in Essex Co., Va.)

Mrs. Price gives the birth date of 1682-1708 for this John Colquitt. He was married to Anne Hawes.

The second reference is to a Peter Samuel who was one of the executors of James Colquitt's will (James being the son of the John mentioned above.) James's wife was named Sarah. James's sons were: William Samuel, James Wales, and John Hawes.

? Colquitt of Essex Co Va

olclarke — 2007-10-18 02:30:01Z

He was b abt 1685. May have been born in England or Essex Co. He marr Ann Samuel abt 1710 in Essex. She was the dau of Anthony Samuel Sr. & Ruth.
Looking for his first name & any other info on this Colquitt family.
Ollie

looking for ggf info...Lamar Co. Texas area

beckyrd — 2007-07-29 21:00:04Z

Family rumor is that Alma Pearl Burns' two sons, one nicknamed "Jack", the other, Terah Eugene Burns, nicknamed "Bill" were fathered by a Tom Colquitt. don't know if spelling is correct on the name. I don't know if they were married, but he was not around as they grew up. More rumor is that Jack shot himself. They lived in the NE Texas areas of Lamar & Fannin counties.
Any thoughts or help would be great! Hitting a brick wall with this line. Thanks.

WILTON COLQUITT Washington DC 1940's

RegeniaCampbell88 — 2007-06-04 23:50:13Z

I am researching my mothers' first husband WILTON COLQUITT.

She was born IDA MAE BARNETTE 1925 Castlewood Russell Va.

I believe they met in Washington DC sometime between 1943-1947 and married. They never lived in Va according to her remaining family.

They only were married for a year or 2 because she married my father EUGENE ROBERT WILLMANN sometime around 1948. I was born in 1950 and I know she had a son who was stillborn before I was conceived.

I have never found any records for a WILTON COLQUITT on any web sites. I do have photograph of him that he gave to my grandmother when he met with her in Russell Co Va after they were apart. He seems to much older than my mother was at the time and she was born in 1925. I have put it on a few websites as an unknown. So far, no information.

Any leads would be greatly appreciated.

Regenia Campbell bobnregi@verizon.net

Re: Colquitt/Spadlin Lines

Eversbill — 2006-08-11 17:58:18Z

I believe I have attempted to contact you before, but your reply languished in my "Spam" folder until it was too late to get through your screen. I do have some information on Obediah and other Spradlings. Please just E-Mail me at "EVERSBILL@SBCGLOBAL.NET".

Thanks. I look forward to hearing from you.

Bill Evers
916-334-9850

Re: Origin of the name COLQUITT-question

tonysan26 — 2006-07-01 01:24:45Z

recent research confirms it is definately a celtic name.
celts were war tribes & warriors & were in place in britain some 500 years BC & before the roman invasion.
CALCOT is the original celtic name & it is a place name.
where the original name came from in britain is still not certain, possibilities are the isle of man, cornwall & ireland.

rayetta stiltner colquitt

2006-05-20 03:32:07Z

does anyone know her? if so please tell her to email me.

Re: Parents of Christian/Christina

@@SwftOtter@aol.com — 2006-05-09 01:30:03Z

I am interested in your Terry, Ransom, Colquitt research as I "appear to be" a descendant of Daniel Terry m. to Christian Evans dau. of Walter Evans....another researcher has Christian Evans m. to a Champness Terry but I am not sure that is correct. Daniel Terry had a son named Moses Terry that m. a Sarah ( we think she is a Keeble as Ambrose Ransome is living next door to Moses Terry in Halifax Co VA.. Moses sold Ambrose the land and Ambrose appears to be m. to a Keeble) Moses Terry's son Daniel m. the widow Dorothy (Ransome) Proby after the death of her father Richard Ransom in 1792 of Gloucester Co VA. Daniel appears to have gone into WilkesCo GA with Moses for that is where Moses died in 1797 and then Daniel goes back into HalifaxCo VA and "appears" to be living with Dorothy's brother. I am looking for Dorothy' s lineage beyondher father Richard that d. 1792 leaving Dorothy over 20 slaves, I have the names of the slaves from Lawsuits filed in Halifax Co VA by her son Peter R. Proby from 1819 to 1824. Daniel and Dorothy had John Terry, Kibble/Keeble Terry ( my line), Thomas Terry and Lucy R. Terry who appears to have m. a Nathaniel Buckingham in Bedford Co TN. The name in the Buckingham bible matches her name and birth year and family tales state the terrys and Buckinghams are kin..sorry got off the subject. Daniel and Christians dau. Christian is reported to have m. Anthony Colquitt,as I have not researched this myself I am only taking others words on this connection.

Re: Parents of Christian/Christina

@@SwftOtter@aol.com — 2006-05-09 01:30:03Z

they are: Peter, Jack, Charles, Henry, Robert, James, John, Nelson, Juno, Fanny, Jenny, Polly, Louisa, Mary, Parthena, Peter, Barney, Isaac, Jessie, Lewis and Ben ( making this 21 slaves) who was sold off by Daniel Terry and this is what started the lawsuit by his step son Peter R. Proby to stop Daniel from selling any more slaves of Dorothy to pay his own debts. Ben was sold to Doctor James Singleton and J. S. was reported to head off to the Florida border ( this is stated in the lawsuit). I have the breakdown of who got which slaves after the lawsuit was settled. They were divided in 7 groups. You have to thank Marge Brown of VA for this amazing find for it comfirmed what I had been trying to prove for 15 years that my Terry line was out of Daniel Terry & Christian Evans.

Parthena takes the name of Proby and she is found in Bedford Co Tn cenus records.

Re: Parents of Christian/Christina

@@SwftOtter@aol.com — 2006-05-09 01:30:03Z

the lawsuit only lists 19 of the slaves that were divided between the Proby and Terry children....Peter and Frances are not on the list. There was one more lawsuit that I did not get copies of....the clerk copied one set twice so I will have to wait a couple of years until they can get these papers on microfilm to get the third set of papers. She was doing Marge a favor when she photo copied the other sets...something you should never do to almost 200 year old papers that have not seen the light of day since 1824. We were lucky to get these.

The Terry and Probys went into Bedford Co Tn and some of the slaves took the Proby and Terry last names. The Julius Terry that is in Bedford Co Tn was the slave of my Terry lines Aunt Sarah (Terry) Terry.

Sorry that is all I have.

The Ransom line was out of Gloucester Co VA before going into Halifax Co VA and that was a burned county during the Civil War and ALL records were destroyed. If it were not for the lawsuit papers I would have never known the mother of my Kibble Terry or the names of her 2 brothers and their father.

Re: Parents of Christian/Christina

@@SwftOtter@aol.com — 2006-05-09 01:30:03Z

forgot to answer your question. The slaves belonged to Richard Ransom that d 1793 Gloucester Co VA and they were left to his daughter Dorothy (Ransom) Proby who was a widow that m. Daniel Terry just after the death of her father placing the marriage about 1794.

There may have been more slaves that went to the sons but I have no information on them.

Re: Parents of Christian/Christina

@@SwftOtter@aol.com — 2006-05-09 01:30:03Z

I just started working on the Ransom line...do not have anything on them other than my Dorothy dau. of Richard. As there were 3 Richards in Gloucester and no surviving records to search that is about all I will have on her. Sorry

What is your Terry/Ransom family line info?

COLQUITT-Summerville Cemetery,Sect. 15-Augusta,Richmond,Georgia

RobertSmitherman51 — 2006-03-21 16:59:58Z

#1 Mel R. Colquitt Carter's mother #2 Emil Carter Colquitt Only child of Hugh H. & Mel R. Colquitt Died April 16, 1889 In his 20th year.

Re: Origin of the name COLQUITT-question

tonysan26 — 2005-12-24 02:56:21Z

As a Colquitt coming from & living in England there are many variations on our surname, some say the name is of Viking (Nordic) origin coming to the Isle of Man with the Viking invasion, others say it is a French name, others say Irish.Others Welsh?
I can confirm the name is Cornish & Celtic in its origin.Hence the above connections, i can confirm that
he first part of the name "COL" means running water or brook & the "QUIT" or "QUITE" refers to a wooded area.
So the name as it stands means " A small running brook in a wooded area" hence the origin of the Colquitt name & its many similarites

Re: Parents of Christian/Christina

2005-11-09 16:39:14Z

Tabitha Ransom, originally from Isle of Wight Co., VA., mar. Jonathan Colquitt and they lived in Halifax Co., VA. They named one son Ransom, and he enlisted twice in the Revolution and was badly wounded. He mar. Susannah Baker in Halifax Co. and they moved to Rockingham Co. N.C. One of their children was Christina, but there was another Christina too, a niece of Ransome's.

My Baker page:http://www.wiu.edu/users/mfeak/

Re: Parents of Christian/Christina

2005-11-08 01:25:49Z

Thanks! Fanny was named Frances. Do you recall a name James Ransome or Ruben Ransome? Ambrose and James were brothers.

Re: Parents of Christian/Christina

GaighlKellMuntean — 2005-11-08 01:09:58Z

This is Fran West at Swftotter @aol.com

I am sorry I missed the info on the other lawsuit..
Peter Proby got Peter ( a Man,)
John Raglin of Caswell Co NC got Peter ( a lad)
Thomas Terry got Fanny...I was looking for Frances.
Please ignore the other name /e-mail address ..she is my cousin.

Re: Parents of Christian/Christina

2005-11-08 00:46:45Z

Thank you so much. This answers a lot of my questions. Do you have anything more on both of the Peters or Fanny. I am in their lineage. Can you email me at tangiescott@yahoo.com?
Thanks so very much!

Re: Parents of Christian/Christina

2005-11-07 05:13:13Z

I am interested in Peter and Frances. Their was a big Terry planation in Greene County, Ga. Where does the Ransom name come in at? Where did Peter and Frances go? Who bought them? Was it a Ransom?

Thanks for sharing all you good information!

Re: Parents of Christian/Christina

2005-10-29 03:22:54Z

Hi,
Can you give me the names of the slaves that were left in 1792 to Dorothy over 20 slaves, you stated "I have the names of the slaves from Lawsuits filed in Halifax Co VA by her son Peter R. Proby from 1819 to 1824". ?
Thanks

WILTON COLQUITT 1940'S

RegeniaCampbell88 — 2005-10-07 18:16:47Z

I am looking for anyone who has a WILTON COLQUITT in their family tree. I just recently was informed that mother was married before to Wilton Colquitt. Her name was Ida Mae Barnette ( Mae) born in Russell County Va. I would imagin they were married sometime between 1943 and 1947. They divorced and my mother remarried around 1948-49 to my father.

She lived in Washington D.C. after she left home. They may have met there. I do have a picture of WILTON COLQUITT.

If anyone recognises this family please contact me at bobnregi@verizon.net

Many Thanks,
Regenia Campbell

Ransome & Susannah Baker Colquitt's descendants? (Halifax, VA. & Rockingham, N.C.) Early to mid 1800s

2005-09-04 18:17:50Z

Revolutionary Patriot Ransom(e) Colquitt's marriage: 1785. Children:
Sons: William H., Henry (early in Stokes Co., N.C.), Robert (moved to TN w/wife E. Vernon) & James.
Daughters:Catherine (Curtis), Anna (mar. Jesse Seale & moved west, eventually Upshur, TX.) & Christian.
I am a descendant of dau. Cassandra C. Colquitt who mar. her cousin, Martin Baker in KY, and I have that line to the present. See my Baker Genealogy Page: http://www.wiu.edu/users/mfeak/

Re: Alfred Holt Colquitt

2005-06-05 18:05:35Z

I saw your message. Alfred Holt Colquitt's father was Walter Terry Colquitt. Walter was the son of Henry and Nancy Singleton Holt. Walter and Nancy were married in Halifax County, Virginia. They moved to Georgia with a large group from Halifax County which included a large numbers of different Holt families. Nancy's parents were Simon and Sarah Hines Holt.

Re: Cora Rebecca Colquitt/Colquit

larryrndl_1 — 2005-05-16 02:16:06Z

I have a copy of newspaper article of the Randel, Randle in Boone county, Indiana noting that Cora Rebecca Colquitt as married to Joseph II's as a fourth marriage in 1826 in Sumner Co., Tenn. It was posted with in the Boone Magazine-June 1982.

Colquitt married/fathered Burns children in TX

2005-04-25 17:47:47Z

Hi, I am trying to connect some dots. My gf, Terrah Eugene (Bill) Burns and his brother Jack's parents were Alma Pearl Burns and possibly a Tom Colquitt? Any info? thanks.

Re: COLQUITT Family of Ferris and Palmer, Texas

derstrunckhaus — 2005-02-06 05:54:15Z

I hate when it eats the post, so apologies if this actually comes through twice...

Sigh...

Amanda must have been a busy woman.

Thank you, Troy, now I have a better idea of where the Smith name came from.
My Amanda was born in 1851, so Amanda Colquet would not match as my lady would have been about 19 in 1870.
Do you know if RJ Colquitt died in 1870? Women in that time period would have remarried quickly, especially if there was a child involved. By the 1900 census, Amanda states that she had borne 14 children, 9 of which were alive at that time. I have names for eight of them the oldest being Emma born in 1877. As the rest of the noted brood is born with the following pattern, I am thinking that the others (or at least 3 of them) were born prior to 1876. (1881, 1883, 1885, 1887, 1889, 1891, 1895)

Do you have any more infomation on RJ's family?

Thank you,
Laura

Re: COLQUITT Family of Ferris and Palmer, Texas

2005-02-05 14:59:15Z

More info: in the 1870 Hopkins County, TX. census, Richard Colquet, age 23 and his wife Amanda, age 32 are living in househole # 376 and Vinson (Vincent) Colquet is in household #374.
Troy Colquitt

Re: COLQUITT Family of Ferris and Palmer, Texas

2005-02-05 13:56:53Z

R. J. Colquitt married Amanda A. Smith in Burleson County Texas on Dec. 15, 1869. R. J. Colquitt was a son of Vincent and Catherine Colquitt, they lived in Hopkins County, Texas.

Troy Colquitt