Edrington - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: LOOKING FOR EDRINGTON

wisdomin2012 — 2012-03-26 09:17:01Z

Hi, I'm a niecee is from of James H Edrington, He is from South Carolina, and he did have a sister Mary. Could we be related?

Re: IDA BELLE Edrington, Miss. or ALA.

missbella1944 — 2012-03-10 16:30:14Z

I am also trying to find info. on Ida Belle Edrington. She is my grt. grandmother. My Mother was named after her.You can reply at dp1944@amaonline.com

Re: IDA BELLE Edrington, Miss. or ALA.

missbella1944 — 2012-03-10 16:27:03Z

I am also trying to research the family. Ida Belle was my ggrandmother. My mother is named after her.My e-mail is dp1944@amaonline.com

Re: Edringtons

mlburton45 — 2012-02-07 14:54:32Z

Marcita, WOw wow wow. now I know where Marcita came from,but you will have to tell me more. Augusta Bell Pepper was my grmother and James sister. Augusta married William Donelson Burton and named a daughter Marcita, she was my aunt Cita. I always wonder where certain names come from and now I know that one but I would like to take it further.

Re: ERINGTON

osobear57 — 2009-11-11 17:16:22Z

I have a Sophia Edrington Pomeroy who had a brother Charles Marshall Edrington. Their parents were William W. Edrington & Mary A. Harding. I can provide more details on your Edrington lineage if you're interested. Feel free to contact me directly at WTCheatham@aol.com - Bill Cheatham

Re: Earl Templeton Edrington married to Mildred ---->

cookrb11 — 2009-09-13 16:09:49Z

There is a great deal of Edrington material in volumes one and two of LEAVES OF A STUNTED SHRUB BY William G Scroggins. These volumes are available at lulu.com.

If you can share Edrington material with me, I would be grateful. Specifically, I am looking for the children and descendants of two Edringtons couples: (1) Elizabeth Bohannon Cook and second husband, Joseph Morris Edrington, who were married on June 4, 1793 in Woodford County KY. (2) Elizabeth Edrington widow of Hosea Cook (d. 1792).

Thanks for any help. cookrb1@gmail.com

Re: John Edrington Sr./Margaret Price

cookrb11 — 2009-09-13 15:49:20Z

There is a good deal of Edrington information in Volumes One and Two of LEAVES OF STUNTED SHRUB, by William G Scroggins. There may also be relevant Edrington material posted throughout Scroggins other volumes.

These books are available at lulu.com.

Good luck.

Rebecca Edrington of Fauquier Co Va

olclarke — 2009-08-14 20:38:04Z

Need parents & siblings for Rebecca b 10 Oct 1777. She marr John Morgan Settle 25 Dec 1799. John was the son of George Settle & Mary Morgan. Also need children for John & Rebecca.
Thanks, Ollie

ERINGTON

steve21214 — 2009-01-15 02:59:30Z

I AM LOOKING FOR A CHARLES MARSHELL EDRINGTON OF BALTIMORE MARYLAND. HE LIVED THERE ABOUT 1917. I BELIEVE HE HAD A DAUGHTER NAMED SOPHIA. SHE LATER MARRIED CARROLL YOUNGER POMEROY WHO CAME FROM HOWARD COUNTY MARYLAND.

David Lee Edrington/Yvonna Christine Creek

screek36 — 2008-12-24 00:04:45Z

Searching for David Lee Edrington of Arcola, Illinois. David was adopted by John and Dorothy Edrington of Lovington, Illinois. His biological name is Pathol/Pathel, unsure of spelling. He is currently married to Melinda Ann Little Edrington and has two daughters; Monica Ann and Taylor Renee.

David was married to my sister Yvonna Christine Creek and had a son named David Warren Edrington. After divorcing our families moved to Texas and my nephew David Warren has not had contact with his father for about fifteen years.

We are searching for David Lee Edrington in an attempt for my nephew to make contact with his father. I have also been working on our family tree and would like to include the Edrington/Pathol/Pathel lineage.

Any and all help or information would be greatly appreciated.

John Edrington Sr./Margaret Price

Marcieface — 2007-09-07 03:18:04Z

John Edrington, Sr. (middle initial either P. or E.), b. 1753, son of William Edrington and Elizabeth Helm, married to Margaret Price in 1788, Woodford Co, KY

I need to find her parents, and I also need to verify if his middle initial is P or E. I'm going to assume that it's P, because his son is John Price Edrington Jr. I've been looking for official documentation, but cannot find in either KY or VA records that he owned land or appeared in any birth, marriage, or death records. Can anyone help me?

Re: Earl Templeton Edrington married to Mildred ---->

haledrington — 2007-04-10 03:00:20Z

Earl T. Edrington was my grandfather. His wife Mildred's maiden name was Woodruff. My father is Harold Edrington. He is still living. His brother Lawrence (known as Burl) and sister Patsy are both deceased. I don't do geneology but I do have a little information. I don't know much about my Edrington ancestors prior to Earl.
If I can be helpful email me at haledrington@gmail.com. I rarely check the geneology websites.

Re: Benjamn F./Letitia Hickman

edarchitect — 2007-01-15 07:17:05Z

Looks like the PDF file didn't go through. Here's a little bit of it. email me at edarchitect@qwest.net and I'll send you the full file.

"1. BENJAMIN F.5 EDRINGTON (JOHN4, CHRISTOPHER III3, CHRISTOPHER II2, CHRISTOPHER1)1 was born 01 Jan
1770 in Stafford Co., VA1, and died 1850 in Franklin Co., KY1. He married (1) LETITIA (LETTICE) HICKMAN1 02
Mar 1792 in Woodford Co., KY1, daughter of WILLIAM HICKMAN and ELIZABETH SHACKLEFORD. She was born
01 Jan 1776 in Cumberland Co., VA1, and died 26 Jan 1817 in Franklin Co., KY1. He married (2) MARY JANE
HALL (JACKSON) 22 Aug 1817 in Franklin Co. Ky., daughter of WILLIAM HALL and SARAH UNKNOWN. She was
born 1776, and died 22 Feb 1830 in Frankfort, Franklin Co., KY. He married (3) ELIZABETH C. ALSOP 24 Oct
1830 in Franklin Co. Ky., daughter of GEORGE ALSOP and ANN BARTLETT.
Notes for BENJAMIN F. EDRINGTON:
died after August 5, 1850, Was counted in the 1782 census of King George County VA.
Came to Kentucky with his brother Joseph Morris Edrington in 1785.
Benjamin and William were listed in Mercer County in 1796
Benjamin was received into the Forks of Elkhorn Church in 1801, and left for the Frankfort Church in 1816.
1 Benjamin is on the 1830 Franklin County Census,
2. Benjamin is in the 1850 Kentucky Census in District #2, Franklin Co , August 6, 1850
http://go.freei.net/promos/download.asp?id=11 11123895
In a letter to J.S. May on Sept. 14, 1849, his address is given as Franklin Co. KY. He also says of this date he has
only 5 children living out of 14. Could he be including daughters in law and sons in law?
Spouse & Children*
Josephine
- Sarah Edrington
- Mary Edrington
- Thomas Edrington
- Letitia Edrington
- Joseph Edrington
- Rebecca Edrington
- Jesse Edrington
- Henry Edrington
- Adelia Edrington
Siblings*
Thomas Samuel Edrington
Elizabeth Edrington
Sarah "Sally" Edrington
Morris Price Edrington
Fidelia Edrington
Joseph Morris Edrington
Harrison Edrington
Letitia (Lettice) Edrington
William H. Edrington
John Price Edrington
Sarah Sally Edrington
Mary Fidelia Edrington
More About BENJAMIN F. EDRINGTON:
Occupation: Farmer1

Re: Benjamn F./Letitia Hickman

edarchitect — 2007-01-15 07:12:55Z

Hope this helps

Benjamn F./Letitia Hickman

Marcieface — 2006-09-17 04:26:11Z

I'm looking for some clarificatio on information about Benjamin Franklin Edrington born 1810 (but I have 2 conflicting dates in 1810). He married Letitia Hickman (aka Lettice) and the information I have is all mixed up as far as her birth date and death date. She was born either 1/1/1776 or 1/24/1776. She died 1/26/1817 or 4/1/1817. Any further information greatly appreciated!

Re: Henry Clay Edrington

Marcieface — 2006-09-17 04:22:39Z

Gretchen, can you elaborate? There are several Henry Clay Edringtons. Who were his parents, or his birthdate, etc. My mother is an Edrington and she and I are working on compiling all of her information into FTM.

Silas Edrington Elizabeth Fisher

catilton — 2006-07-01 23:26:32Z

Silas Edrington was my GGGG-grandfather. His son William Latham Edrington married Melina Eveline Froman. They had a son named Silas Abram Edrington who moved to Mackay Idaho and had a dry goods store and a small ranch. The store and ranch are still standing today. I would love to hear from any cousins out there.

Re: Earl Templeton Edrington married to Mildred ---->

CSG93 — 2006-04-12 23:52:49Z

Please email me at rivycat@aol.com. I can accept Family Tree Maker or ged.com. I will be happy to exchange the information I have so far.

I was interested to discover that Sarah Bogard, who married Robert Faith and then Nathan Pettet, was living with the widow of John Edrington, son of Silas and Fannie (Cascerene Fisher Edrington) in Gibson County in 1850 with all her children, in addition, she was listed under the name of Sarah Sanders, which may indicate she was married again after Nathan Pettet died. However, I am trying to tie the Faith/Bogard family in with the Edringtons, since they were living together.

Re: Earl Templeton Edrington married to Mildred ---->

edarchitect — 2006-04-12 21:32:56Z

I do have information on Nancy and her father Silas and just a little on Earl. Would be happy to trade for what you have. What is the best format for you? I can do Family Tree Maker, gedcom or PDF. Would you like me to send it via this message board or to your email directly.

Earl Templeton Edrington married to Mildred ---->

CSG93 — 2006-04-11 19:40:19Z

I am a descendant of the Edrington family through my great great grandmother Nancy Edrington, daughter of Silas Edrington of Warrick County Indiana. Nancy married Ransom Sinclair of Orange County Indiana, and died in July 1882 outside of Cannelton, in Perry County Indiana from dropsy (heart failure).

I have been researching the Edrington line, and I have a copy of Earl T. Edrington's death certificate. Earl was married to Mildred (maiden name unknown at this point) and the father of Lawrence, Patsy and Harold Edrington.

Earl died in Tucson Arizona, Pima County, on October 13, 1936 from Tuberculosis. He did not drown. According to the death cert, Earl had the disease for many years, and perhaps that is why the family was in Arizona during the later part of Earl's life. Earl was a bridge builder (construction engineer) and traveled all over the United States.

I found Mildred and Earl's daughter, Patsy, working in Phoenix as a telephone operator in 1947-1948. She was living at 3511 Taylor Street.

I am looking for more information on the Edrington family. Thanks!

Silas Edrington, Warrick County Indiana--->

CSG93 — 2006-04-10 21:50:31Z

I have information that I have been pulling from the census reports, but looking for other descendants of this family.

I am descended from Silas' daughter, Nancy A., who was born around 1841 and died near Cannellton in Perry County July 1882 from heart failure. I have a copy of her death certificate. Nancy was my great great grandmother.

Henry Clay Edrington

ggsimmen — 2006-01-18 19:46:48Z

My grandmother's grandfather was Henry Clay Edrington, who fought in the Civil War and moved his family to Granger Texas afterwards. I have alot of information about this family.

Re: Eldridge Edrington

pdinn — 2005-08-28 22:21:15Z

Tina
Eldridge Edrington was my grandmother's brother. You have the right person.

edrington

berythataway70 — 2005-05-07 20:06:11Z

Hi to everyone have been reading this board with interest,are the no English Edrington's looking in,my husband's grandmother was Alice Maud Edrington from Woolwich london

Albert/Zella Edrington, Pike County IN

lwhite41 — 2005-04-22 10:14:11Z

Looking for anyone that can give me information regarding the above nice people. They are my grandparents and I would like to know more about them, as my mother, Mary, has passed away. Anyone there who could give me information about them? Please feel free to e-mail me. I will answer.

Re: names in very old family bible

2005-03-18 14:29:35Z

R.P. Edrington was my great grandfather. I have newspaper obituaries on him and his wife with information on their children. I would be glad to share and also would like any information from the Bible, particularly on M. C. Feazel, his wife.

Re: Henry Clay EDRINGTON

2005-01-02 14:09:50Z

Sandra Kay Edrington was a close friend of mine at Ole Miss in the late 60's. I understand that she has passed away. (sometime in the mid-90's.) Her father's name was Henry Clay Edrington. They lived in Memphis, Tn. I'm seeking info. on the Edrington family of Memphis in particular Sandra Kay. Thanks for any help anyone can offer.

1926 marriage announcement online: ISMAY - EDRINGTON, England

theoldentimes — 2004-12-05 06:01:17Z

Hi,

I just posted an old marriage announcement for G. Bruce ISMAY and Florence EDRINGTON, who were to be married on June 1, 1926.
This was scanned from an original issue (NOT microfilm!) of the The Morning Post newspaper (London, England) dated May 15, 1926, and you can see it online here:

http://theoldentimes.com/ismayedrington26uk.html

I hope it's helpful!

Barbara
http://theoldentimes.com/marriages.htm
http://theoldentimes.com

Nancy A. Edrington b. 1840-41 to Silas Edrington/Elizabeth Fisher >>

CSG93 — 2004-11-28 22:07:12Z

Nancy A. Edrington is my great great grandmother on my father's side.

I am searching for information regarding Nancy A. Edrington's marriage to Ransom Sinclair April 1857 in Orange County.

Nancy A. Edrington b. 1840-41 and died July 25, 1882 in Perry County Indiana. Parents: Silas Edrington of Prince William VA and Elizabeth Fisher of Franklin County KY. 1850 census Hart Twp Warrick County Indiana.

Nancy and Ransom had the following children: Elizabeth b. 1860, Mary b. 1862, Susan b. 1865, William S. b. 1869, McLelland b. 1871, James A. b. 1873 and another Mary b. 1878 (all dates are within one year). 1870 census shows the family living in Harrison Twp, Daviess County Indiana working on someone's farm and the 1880 census shows the family renting a farm in Perry County, Union Twp. After 1882 the family has disappeared but I know William eventually turns up in Crawford County Indiana in the 1890s because he married Martha E. Sigler there in 1893. The Sinclairs are the Orange County/Crawford County Sinclairs from Patoka Lake area and West Baden/French Lick.

William Silas Sinclair, son of Nancy and Ransom is my great-grandfather.

I am missing information regarding Ransom and the rest of the children. What happened to them...

Any information, please email me. Thank you!

Re: Edrington

2004-11-22 03:15:37Z

looking for the edringtons of ky.. that married into the moore family ursla and viola think they were sisters married lucian moore ... my fathers side of family is woodruff

Edrington, Atlee R. (OBIT MD 12-5-2002)

obituary33b — 2004-08-11 21:01:22Z

source: The Evening Sun - Hanover, PA 12-5-2002
Deceased: Edrington, Atlee R. (OBIT MD 12-5-2002)
Age: 88
Last Address: Westminster, MD
Death date: 12-3-2002
Birth date: not listed
Birth place: not listed

For a copy of full obit send email to:
rbenjamin@qis.net

No relation to the deceased

Re: IDA BELLE Edrington, Miss. or ALA.

rowaynela1_1 — 2004-03-11 13:42:13Z

Write to me at my e-mail address. rowaynela1@hotmail.com
I will give you as much info as I have. Looking forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Robin Edrington-Lathan

Re: Simyon, Ida Belle Edrington- Miss., Ark, Tx.

rowaynela1_1 — 2004-03-11 13:18:40Z

I am so excited. I can't believe that I found someone looking into my family. Simeon is my great-grandfather, and Dora Adeline Fullerton was his wife. My grandpa, their son, was Ernest Claude Edrington, and his wife was Ruth Evelyn Williamson. My papa died in 1981 in Fort Worth, Texas, and my granny died in 2004 in Denton, Tx. I have been trying to research our family, and I kept getting stuck with Sim and Dora. It was as if they didn't exist. Can you tell me more about them, and their relatives. I hope some of this helped you. Sim's middle name was Reason, and I believe he was b orn in Yalabusha County, Mississippi, and Dora was born in Searcy County, Arkansas. Sincerely, Robin Edrington-Lathan

Peggy Nichols Edrington - OBIT

2004-02-25 21:50:08Z

PEGGY NICHOLS EDRINGTON was a loving wife, mother, and grandmother. She was also a generous and caring friend who will be missed beyond words. Her passing on December 23, 1998, was one day after her 67th birthday. Mrs. Edrington is survived by her loving husband, Walter Edrington; daughter, Debra McHenry and husband Bruce, and his son Jack; son, Rick Edrington and wife Suzie, and their children, Rachel, Adam and Erika; nephews, David and Keith Nichols and their families. Services will be held on Saturday, January 9, 1999, at 11:00 a .m. at Memorial Drive Presbyterian Church. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to The Hospice at the Texas Medical Center or the Susan G. Komen Foundation.

Henry Clay EDRINGTON

2003-08-25 14:13:19Z

My Grandmother was Minnie Belle daughter of Henry Clay & Sarah Jane (HAZARD) EDRINGTON-Minnie Belle married George ABREY in 1884. My Father was Earl West ABREY.I have lots of information on EDRINGTON family Let me hear about your connections to the family.

Re: Simyon, Ida Belle Edrington- Miss., Ark, Tx.

osobear57 — 2003-06-03 13:21:07Z

Marion & Belle (Edrington) Simmons are residing near to G.H.R. Eddington in the 1880 Lee Co. Ms. census. G.H.R. has a son "Simcon" age 3. This suggests that Ida Belle & Simyon Edrington were the children of G.H.R. & Irene Eddington (Edrington). G.H.R. (born c.1835 Ms.) might be George, age 16, b. Ms., listed in the 1850 Itawamba Co. Ms. census with his parents Daniel & Malinda Edington (Edrington). Note that Lee Co. was formed from parts of Itawamba Co. Feel free to contact me if you'd like to discuss further - Bill Cheatham (wtcheatham@aol.com)

Re: Edrington

osobear57 — 2003-05-29 11:24:38Z

Sarah - My grandmother was Mary Elizabeth Edrington of Nelson Co. Ky. Your ancestor Silas Edrington was a brother of my ancestor Austin Edrington. Both of them came to Kentucky from Prince William Co. Va., but Silas continued on to Indiana while Austin stayed in Ky. Please let me know if you're interested in exchanging info. on the family. I'd be glad to share what I've learned about the Edringtons. Looking forward to hearing from you - Bill Cheatham (wtcheatham@aol.com)

Re: Edrington

2003-04-06 20:01:56Z

Hi Sarah,

We must be related! Aunt Patsy is my dad's only sister. I saw her several years ago in Cabool Mo. At that time we also traveled to another part of the state to visit Uncle Harold and Aunt Joy. Is that your Grandma? I was thinking they had retired there. There was also Great Aunt Eva in Cabool who was grandma Mildred's sister. Is any of this sounding familiar? Please email me back. I have another email that I reserve for family. It's crazyancestors@aol.com I would love some help putting our family tree together. There is so much I don't know. I am the 49 year old daughtrer of Uncle Harold's brother Burl Edrington.

Thanks so much for replying to that old post. There aren't a lot of Edringtons out there. Your dad must be my first cousin.

Hope to hear from you soon,

Sharon Edrington-Long
Burleson, Texas

Re: Edrington

2003-04-06 02:52:24Z

Sharon,

My grandfather is Harold Edrington -- he is now living in Avoca, IA and I believe his sister, Pat, currently lives in Missouri (where they are from).

That's all I know off the top of my head, but I can get more info if you would like.

Obit: Thomas S. Edrington II

NMFireHorse — 2003-02-23 01:38:20Z

Albuquerque Journal - July 20, 1998

Thomas S. Edrington II, 62, a resident of Albuquerque since 1961, died Saturday, July 18, 1998. He is survived by his wife of 34 years, Daphne Edrington; son, Thomas S. Edrington III, and wife, Lisa Edrington; daughter, Deborah Edrington; twin grandchildren, Thomas S. Edrington IV and Julia Fay Edrington; brother, Jack B. Edrington and his family of Houston, TX and numerous family members. Mr. Edrington was born in Austin, TX on March 11, 1936. He received his bachelor's and master's degrees from the University of Texas and his Ph.D. from the University of New Mexico, all in Electrical Engineering. Mr. Edrington moved to Albuquerque in 1961 where he was employed by Sandia National Laboratories. He retired in 1997 as a Senior Manager after 36 years of service. He was an active member of Central United Methodist Church, a former Lt. Commander of the Society of Confederate Veterans and past State President of the Sons of the American Revolution. His many hobbies included fly-fishing, camping, hiking, hunting, skiing, and Texas football. Mr. Edrington was an avid historian of the War Between the States and recently coauthored a book titled The Battle of Glorieta Pass. Services will be held, Tuesday, 10:30 a.m. at Central United Methodist Church, 1615 Copper Ave. NE, with Dr. Charles Crutchfield officiating. Interment will take place at Sunset Memorial Park, 924 Menaul Blvd. NE. Pallbearers, Bob Banks, Wayne Cook, Jack Hanna, George Kinoshita, Lloyd McPeters, and Dave McVey. Honorary Pallbearers, Max Newsom and Ken Smith. Friends may visit French Mortuary, 7121 Wyoming Blvd. NE Monday from 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Contributions may be made to Central United Methodist Church in Tom's memory. French Mortuary, 7121 Wyoming Blvd. NE.

Re: John Price Edrington of TN

2003-02-07 22:43:21Z

Cynthia, if you're still interested after all this time, I have some information on the Edrington who married John Foster Symes. But I have her name as Cynthia, not Jennie. She was born in Colorado while her parents Mr. and Mrs. John Price Edrington of Memphis were visiting William Bethell, and she grew up in Memphis. I have a copy of her obit and information on descendants.

Re: Edrington

gloriaj194 — 2003-01-09 20:19:32Z

Ryan your great grandfather was my father's brother. My dad's name was Silas Anthony Edrington. He died in 1981 in West Memphis, Arkansas. Your great grandfather was known to me a Uncle Bud. He was about 14 years younger than my Dad. As I remember your great grandmother's name was Cordie or Cordell, not sure. But I'm a long lost cousin of yours. I leave in Frisco, Texas (just north of Dallas). I never knew that your g-grandfather lived in Arkansas. I thought he was born and raised in Indiana. My dad was born in Indiana and his family was from Kentucky. Please e-mail me at aj.reed@attbi.com. It is wonderful to find you.
Gloria Edrington Reed

Re: Edrington

gloriaj194 — 2003-01-09 20:19:26Z

Re: Simyon, Ida Belle Edrington- Miss., Ark, Tx.

2003-01-06 03:55:01Z

Yes she's buried near Clarksville, Tx. Red River co. The family lived in precinct 3 and Downy road in 1900 census. I've been told by researchers in that area that there is a Downy church,about 9 miles west of Clarksville , on the Fulbright road. There may be a cemetery near that church.
She died three weeks after childbirth in Feb. 1900. We know nothing of her family other than her brother Uncle Sim or Simyon Edrington. She married in Tueplo , Miss. and we have her born in Alabama ?

Edrington's from Ky: William C? Kent?

2003-01-06 03:27:00Z

I've not been able to connect Kent(ggf) and his father William(my gggf).
My grandfather "Darius Edrington", was born in Henry County, Ky on Nov 17, 1881.

Any ideas?

Re: Simyon, Ida Belle Edrington- Miss., Ark, Tx.

2003-01-06 03:18:50Z

I'm very curious about Ida Belle Edrington. My grandfather, Darius Edrington, moved to Red River county (Avery), in about 1915. He was from Kentucky. His father was Kent Edrington, and his father was William C. Edrington, I think.

Is Ida Belle buried in Red River county? Where?

-Jim

Simyon, Ida Belle Edrington- Miss., Ark, Tx.

harold1871 — 2002-12-23 00:44:46Z

looking for anyone researching this family. My ggrandmother Ida Belle Edrington, b. 1865 ? d. 2 Feb 1899 Red River county, Tx. Clarksville, m. 15 Jan. 1880 in Tupelo, Ms, husband Francis Marion Simmons.
Her brother name is Simyon Edrington b. 1876, d. 1957 Childresss, Tx. His wife was Dora .A ? This all have on this family, I know they were in Clark county Ark . in mid 1900

Re: Charles Vernon Edrington

polrbear_1 — 2002-10-22 14:13:27Z

I was curious to know who Austin Edrington is? My great grandfather is named after him, WIlliam Austin Lowe. I show Austin and wife and child living with Amos Lowe in 1850 or 1860 Warrick county, Indiana. Amos Lowe was born in Washington county, Ky Any insight?
Thank you
Janice
polrbear@semo.net

Re: EDRINGTON's tree

osobear57 — 2002-10-02 16:43:10Z

If you're interested in exchanging information on the Edringtons, feel free to contact me at WTCheatham@aol.com. My grandmother was Mary Elizabeth Edrington of Nelson Co. Ky. - Bill Cheatham

Re: EDRINGTON's tree

@@elfn1957@Yahoo.com — 2002-09-28 00:14:42Z

Elizabeth, Hello. This Edrington tree comes from Wayles and Scotland. Christopher Edrington. There is a castle on the border of Scotland and Wayles. Not much of a castle left, just a large rock house. From South Carolina then to Virginia and finally in 1777 showed up in Kentucky. George Edrington. After the Civil War, my line moved to Texas where I am the great granddaugher. Extensive tree. Important note: There are several lines stemming from the Kentucky tree as several of the Kentucky Edrington brothers joined both Union and Conf. There were five brothers and two sisters, all left Ky, some went to Illoinis, some to California, Texas and Arkansas. Happy hunting!!