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EGGLESTON Robert R - Vietnam Wall section 8E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-05-16 12:55:49Z

EGGLESTON Robert R - Vietnam Wall section 8E

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Re: Bygod Eggleston

pettibone481 — 2012-05-13 02:51:28Z

Birth: Feb., 1586
Settrington
North Yorkshire, England
Death: Sep. 1, 1674
Windsor
Hartford County
Connecticut, USA

Bigod Eggleston was baptized Settrington, Yorkshire, 20 February 1586[/7], son of "James Egeleston." (Rosalie Eggleston and Linda Eggleston McBroom have identified the mother of Bigod Eggleston as Margaret, daughter of Miles Harker of Settrington.)
He came to Massachusetts Bay with his family in 1630. It is likely that he traveled aboard the Mary & John only if he had moved his family to Devon, Dorset, or Somerset by 1630. English records of this family 1615-30 have not been found..
Like the Mary & John passengers, they first settled in Dorchester MA & moved to Windsor CT in 1635. He died in Windsor 1 September 1674 "near 100 year old" (but actually eighty-seven).
MARRIAGE: (1) By 1612 _____ _____; not seen in any record.
(2) By about 1634 _____ _____; on 5 June 1645 "Baggett Egleston, for bequeathing his wife to a young man, is fined 20s.;" living on 13 November 1673 when named in her husband's will.
Anderson's Great Migration Begins, pp. 621 et seq.

Family links:
Spouses:
1st wife Eggleston
2nd wife Eggleston

Children:
James Eggleston (1612 - 1613)*
Mary Eggleston (1613 - ____)*
James Eggleston (1620 - ____)*
Samuel Eggleston (1634 - ____)*
Mary Eggleston Denslow (1636 - ____)*
Thomas Eggleston (1638 - ____)*
Mercy Eggleston (1641 - 1657)*
Sarah Eggleston Pettibone (1643 - ____)*
Abigail Eggleston Osborn (1648 - ____)*
Joseph Eggleston (1651 - ____)*
Benjamin Eggleston (1653 - ____)*

*Calculated relationship

Burial:
Palisado Cemetery
Windsor
Hartford County
Connecticut, USA
Plot: Founder's Monument

Re: Bygod Eggleston

rheinesjr — 2012-05-13 02:49:47Z

What do you want to know about Bygod? rheinesjr@gmail.com

Re: Joseph Alexander Eggleston

BRVILLAGE — 2012-05-06 12:10:09Z

His parents were Joseph Eggleston (born 1838) and Mary
Virginia Eggleston (born 1842). Reply bobeggl@gmail.com

Re: Joseph Alexander Eggleston

BRVILLAGE — 2012-05-01 19:51:39Z

This is in reply to a 12-year old message. I have informa-
tion concerning Joseph Alexander Eggleston, if you are still there.

Re: Clio Ollie Tisdale

Tisdale_Glenn — 2012-04-15 03:44:04Z

Thank you for the reply. Clio is a half aunt, my fathers half sister. She would have been 12 in 1930. The short version of the story is that she went to California with her step-sister, apparently sometime before 1930, and was not heard from again by the family. I haven't been able to find very much on her except that it appears she may have passed away in 1985 in Fresno.

Re: Clio Ollie Tisdales

idahoredd — 2012-04-15 03:43:31Z

EDward & Emma were my husband's aunt & uncle. He was born in 1927 so he was only three in 1930, but he does remember there being a young girl in their home. Other than that he does not have any info. We can give you some background on Ed if you think that would be of any help.

Clio Ollie Tisdale

Tissy56 — 2012-04-15 03:43:03Z

I am looking for information on Clio Ollie Tisdale, She was born in Miller County, Arkansas. Her father was Charles Edward Tisdale. The 1930 Census lists her in Los Angeles Ca under the family of Eward C. and Emma A. Eggleston as a roomer. She was about 12 years old at the time. Alternate sources have her as Clyo or Allie and sometime the first and middle name have been reversed.

Re: Egglestons of Alabama

kimberly_k_eggleston — 2012-03-20 03:52:24Z

I ran across an entry on Findagrave.com for your Oscar Pippen Eggleston. It has at the very least his parents names... I still have not found a connection between your Egglestons and mine but I'll continue to keep you in mind - I found this while searching for mine. Here's the link.

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

Re: Egglestons of Alabama

kimberly_k_eggleston — 2012-02-28 23:19:04Z

Hi JRice3329, I am not sure. Real fuzzy on the details of Chauncey's later life. I do know he moved back and forth between Michigan and Alabama at least once, and that might have been without his wife and children -- he is not living with them on at least one census, but we all know how unreliable census info can be. Can you tell more about the Chauncey with the Draime family? Maybe it is the same one. Where and when did the move take place? any other details on Chauncey that we could match up? Thanks for your reply.
~kim

Re: Egglestons of Alabama

JRice3329 — 2012-02-27 14:34:14Z

Is this the same Chauncey that moved with the Draime family?

Re: Eggleston-Eccleston of Orleans co. NY

LeonaEggleston — 2012-02-11 13:17:17Z

I have a Cyrus Eggleston born in 1819 in Orleans, Kendall county, NY with a father born in CT. I haven't found anything on his parents. He married Clarissa Baker in 1846 and they lived on her father's farm in Harmony, NY.

Coming from CT, they are most likely descendants of Bigod Eggleston who left England in 1630, arrived in Dorchester, MA and was a founding father of Windsor, CT. I hope this helps you - I haven't found any links yet. I live in CT and have pictures of the Founder's Monument in Windsor.

Izula Eggleston born 1897 in NY married 1921 in Ohio

tbiernesser1 — 2012-02-06 03:19:21Z

I'm stumped on this one! I can't find any information at all about Ezula Eggleston born 1897 to William Eggleston and Eva Russell. The only record I can find is an Ohio marriage certificate that shows she was married to my ancestor Wade Baxter Landfield. This record states that he had never been married but the 1920 census states he was widowed although his wife was living in New York with their daughter and the census states she was married. An Ohio marriage record states that they did remarry in 1930 after a divorce and they had both been married once. "Both" Wade Baxter Landfields have the same parents: Chandler Landfield and Ellen Baxter. Can anyone help?

Eggleston-Eccleston of Orleans co. NY

tlpenn — 2012-01-28 18:41:26Z

John b.abt1822 d.18 Feb 1896 m. Mary Field B.1845(55)
lived in Orleans Co,NY
Have 3 spellings for surname Eccleston, Eggleston, Eagleston
Listed in 1880 census is Mina b.1874 in NY.
family lore has Onandaga heritage. All were born in NY father in CT. He also had a son Marion.
Mina Married Frank Oestrike in 1891 Lore has her as an orphan.
post marriage-have info Need info on John or Mary or when Mina was an Orphan. thanks

NY Eggleston Sisters

desanchez25 — 2012-01-11 04:08:14Z

LAura Eggleston B 1809 in New York, was married to Thomas Powell and then Absalom Dennis with whom she had one child, Elizabeth Powell (my 3rd G Grandmother) B 1848.

Laura had a sister named Johanna Eggleston (my 4th g grandmother) B 1820 and D 1841 who married John Lackor, with whom she had a child, William Smith Lackor (my 3rd G Grandfather).

All of this gets very confused in the very limited data I can find as after Johanna dies at age 21, Laura raises Johanna's son William who then marries her daughter Elizabeth.
After talking to family and going through what I have been able to find online, I have pretty much sorted things out to that point but I am stuck in finding the Eggleston sister's parents. It seems that the sisters were born in New York and Johanna was buried there. At some point, Laura moves west to Iowa and marries Absalom Dennis who is either widowed or divorced.

I would love to move on back with the Eggleston line but I am stuck.

Re: Samuel E Eggleston

Cyndycarlson — 2012-01-06 01:10:20Z

Hello Phil, have you found what you were looking for? I asked my dad but couldn't get him to understand it. What does it mean "ancestry sponsored"? Does it mean that ancestry would pay for the test? I don't know of such things. Let me know what you find out regarding the dna test. Cyndy Carlson

Obituary - Barbara Eggleston - 1942

maryachtrh — 2011-12-22 22:04:34Z

Obituary from The News-Palladium, Benton Harbor, Michigan, Thursday, 14 May 1942

BARBARA EGGLESTON, LAWTON WOMAN DIES

Lawton - May 14 - Mrs. Barbara Eggleston, 71, died here Wednesday at 12:30 p.m. after a three years illness. She was born October 12, 1870 in Ohio.

Surviving Mrs. Eggleston are three daughters, Mrs. Eva Blough and Mrs. Grace Moss of Lawton, and Mrs. Clarissa Beach, of Kalamazoo; four brothers, Charles Keller, Flowerfield, Michigan, Samuel Keller, Chase, Michigan, David Keller of Mercedes, California, James, of Baldwin; two sisters, Mrs. Elberta Brockelbank and Mrs. Lucy Eggleston of Chase.

Funeral services will be held Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock in the Lewis Cameron home. Rev. Ivan Hodgson, pastor of the Methodist Church officiating.

Re: Egglestons of Alabama

kimberly_k_eggleston — 2011-12-15 18:44:43Z

Darn, sounds like I can't help you right now -- But I don't know much about the Egglestons in our family that moved to Alabama, except that some children were born there, at least one died there, and some may have stayed in the area -- If I do ever run into an Oscar Pippin Eggleston as I research, I will try to let you know. good luck!

Re: Egglestons of Alabama

@@Fogamn@aol.com — 2011-12-13 18:49:02Z

My uncle Oscar had no children. He was Oscar Pippin Eggleston of Courtland, Alabama.

Re: Egglestons of Alabama

kimberly_k_eggleston — 2011-12-13 17:51:59Z

Carole Lang! Crossing my fingers you are still on here, because I am researching the Adna-John-Chauncey-Oscar Eggleston line around the Muskegon area too. The Oscar you mention is my husband's great-grandfather and his middle name started with an F as far as I know, so I don't think he is the Oscar OP is looking for. But I'd love to talk to you! Are you a descendant of Grace Eggleston and Selvester Lang, maybe?
--Kim

Gary Eggleston in Wisc

2011-12-12 04:04:59Z

I am looking for people related to my late step dad, Gary Eggleston (b.@1953). His Mother is Lorraine. He lived in Milwaukee. Thank you.

Re: Gary Eggleston in Wisc

nnamzteorb — 2011-12-11 22:20:24Z

I know your post was a long time ago..... Gary was my husband's first cousin. I can try to help you fill in some of the blanks.

Jefferson Eggleston

KathyBeer1983 — 2011-11-07 18:25:51Z

My great-great grandfather. Looking for information concerning his parents, number of times he was married, and where he is buried. Possibly he could be listed as Thomas Jefferson Eggleston. He was the father of Mary Elizabeth Eggleston and also Thirza Eggleston. I have reason to believe that Mary and Thirza had different mothers. This has been a very big hurdle we've been unable to jump in the family tree. Any help would greatly be appreciated.
Kathy Beer

Re: Bygod Eggleston

Cyndycarlson — 2011-10-19 17:15:06Z

Hi, there are several variations of the name Eggleston. I have seen one spelled Eglestone. I don't know if the James Egglestonne is the same as James Egleston. I thought at first that you were wondering about James Egleston, the father of Bigod Eggleston. I've never heard of New Malton. Here is a site you might look at. rootsweb.ancestry.com/~genepool. Family History-View list of Family History Pages,Click. Colorful Family History(Surnames), scroll down and click Eggleston, Click on English Origin of Bygod Eggleston & Settrington Parish Records, scroll down- see Entries From the Register of the Parish of Settrington, 1559-1812. Bygod is listed first. Bygod's father's name is listed as James(Jacobi) Egleston

Re: Bygod Eggleston

mariahswind — 2011-10-18 00:23:08Z

Yes idahoredd that's what I am getting at. As you say I've seen the two James' mentioned but none had this specific document and thus the date. Also the fact that Bygod in his latter youth was raised in Norwich and supposedly married his first wife there. I am pretty sure there wouldn't be a second Bygod having babies at the same time. But anything is possible. For someone so well researched I am surprised no one has found this New Malton record to either discount it or add it to the immigrant Bigod.

Re: Bygod Eggleston

idahoredd — 2011-10-17 20:44:35Z

If I am correct you were looking at a doc for James with the father's name of Bygod. From the records I have seen Bygod had two sons named James with the first one dying young. All of the records I have seen for 2nd James do not show a birth or baptism date. I have been to Malton and you are right it is not very far from Settrington, but it is curious that Bygod would not have had his son baptised in the same church where he was baptised.

Re: Bygod Eggleston

mariahswind — 2011-10-16 01:39:06Z

Thank you.

What I was trying to figure out is if the father (Bigod Egglestonne) of this James cr 1615 in New Malton is the same Bygod Eggleston who was born in Settrington and was raised in Norwich with his uncle Sylvester. I find no one linking this documentation from the Parish records (found at familysearch.org) to James the son of Bygod the one who immigrates in 1630 to the US. If they are the same then it would indicate that Bygod went back to Yorkshire before immigration.

Re: Bygod Eggleston

Cyndycarlson — 2011-10-14 21:21:59Z

Hello. I don't know if it is the same Bygod who emmigrated to the United States but the information I have is that Bygod was baptised 1586 Feb 20 in the Parish of Settrington. Please email me at jcarlson0054@charter.net and I'll give you the information where I found it. You can also check on the Eggleston family website at www.pennlaird.com/eggleston. There is a lot of interesting information on there.

Bygod Eggleston

mariahswind — 2011-10-10 16:19:25Z

I am just sorting out my data on Bygod Eggleston. I've read that he was originally from Settrington but was raised and married in Norwich. I found at familysearch.org a Bigod Egglestonne who is named on the christening record of James Egglestonne in New Malton, Yorkshire (which is the larger town near Settrington) at St Michael 21 Sep 1615. Anyone know if this is the Bygod who immigrated in 1630 to New England?

Thanks
Shanan

EGGLESTON Robert - Vietnam Wall section 3W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-07-04 14:57:07Z

EGGLESTON Robert - Vietnam Wall section 3W

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 222,441 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

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Quartus Eggleston - Tully, Dryden N.Y. Early 1800's

DanielEggleston — 2011-06-07 15:49:01Z

Researching Quartus Eggleston born in Connecticut (perhaps Litchfield County) around 1800 +/- 10 years. Married to Clarissa Sturdevant March 25, 1824 in Norfolk, CT. Lived in Tully, Dryden N.Y. area until early 1830's. Children are Harvey Hurd and Mary Jane. I would love to hear from anyone with information on this family. Thanks!

Georgia Cerise Eggleston

Kapke5 — 2011-05-06 17:58:57Z

I am looking for any information on the Eggleston family
my ggmother Georgia Cerise Eggleston
This is the information I have:
Georgia Cerise Eggleston
b:4 FEB 1886 Boston, MA
m:Howard Benjamin Dilkes (have documentation)
Canada
d:Howard Benjamin Dilkes
m:Cornue (don't know any other information)
d: about 1971 , Illinois
I do know she spent time in St. Louis
Siblings:
Ethel
b:JUL 1879
Evret: Died at birth or in young childhood.
Parents:
George Eggleston
Mary or May Blake (my grandmother was supposedly named May after her...paperwork that we found on Ancestry has possibly Mary can't quite make out the handwriting).
We can't get any further back than this. If anyone can provide any information we would greatly appreciate it
The Dilkes family provided quite a bit of documentation.
Georgia and Howard were the parents of my grandmother and she was a later in life baby. Many of the family members had died by the time she would have been old enough to really remember them. It has been very difficult to authenticate Georgia's family stories.

Emaline Eggleston, 1815 - 1880, married to Hiram Brace, looking for her parents names, etc.

earthorganic — 2011-04-24 18:00:57Z

I am tracing the maternal tree from my mother, Madeline S. Taylor-Howe, through her mother Laura May Lockwood, then Edith Miner, to Mary Brace to Emaline Eggleston-Brace. Not sure of the spelling of Eggleston but seems to be the best match so far.
Anyone with information please respond

EGGLESTON David L - Vietnam Wall section 15W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-02-28 12:55:45Z

EGGLESTON David L - Vietnam Wall section 15W

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Re: Albert Eggleston, Almarion Eggleston Howeth

georgepearson — 2011-01-19 20:52:56Z

Hello,
Thank you for posting the message. We may come from those Egglestons. You may contact us at
pearson.george@comcast.net

Thank You,
George Pearson and Carrie Eggleston Hinderaker

Albert Eggleston, Almarion Eggleston Howeth

SiusaidhH — 2011-01-19 01:31:27Z

**THIS IS NOT MY FAMILY** I have been give a box of papers, photos, deeds, diaries, tax paymnets/bills, etc dating from 1836 to abt 1950's. Most of the documents were from Albert Eggleston. I would like to find a direct descendant to send these documents to, or will donate them to a historical society or library in the area of Syracuse, Onondaga, NY where most of these items refer to.

John B. Eggleston

roady17 — 2011-01-18 17:22:57Z

I am looking for info on John B. Eggleston born Abt. 1828 in N. Stonington Conn. He was married to Caroline Gillet on 6/18/1864 in Wisconsin. Believe that he was married to Jane ? before that. On marriage registration to Caroline he listed Joseph Eggleston as his father. Would appreciate any info on his parents and on him prior to him coming to WI around 1860.

Collin Campbell Eggleston drowned 20th August 1882

123carolpainting — 2010-08-18 14:00:03Z

Have just come across the following information : "EGGLESTON COLLIN CAMPBELL. 7th November 1882 The will of Collin Campbell Eggleston late of Cornforth in the County of Durham Farmer who died at SPIRIT LAKE DICKINSON COUNTY in the STATE of IOWA in the UNITED STATES of AMERICA was proved at DURHAM by William Eggleston of Thinford Mill in the County of Durham the Uncle the sole Executor." Would be really interested to find further information about this. Maybe a local paper report? or maybe if there is a local burial ground.

Re: Arthur EGGLESTON d. 29 January 1896 of Kansas City, MO

KateMcGuire2010 — 2010-06-05 18:45:10Z

Hi,
Arthur is my great great grandfather and this information adds to the little bit I know about him. It's actually easier to find things out about his ancestors; his 6th great grandfather was Bigod Eggleston who came in 1630. After finding him we can go way, way back in English history.
Thanks very much for posting this!
Kate

Re: Searching for Black Eggletson Grandfather

jeraldinescales — 2010-04-06 19:42:10Z

Hi, my name is Jeraldine Scales. I am trying to find some information about my grandfather. I know that he came here to the United States at an early age. I also know that he was from Africa, I don't know from what part of Africa, which I would like to know.His name is Dock Eggleston Sr. He was married to his first wife Clara Cox of Lowndes County,Mississippi.There were six children born to this union:McKinley Eggleston,Cleveland Eggleston,Roosevelt Eggleston,Jimmie Lee Eggleston,Butler Eggleston,and Mary Frances Eggleston. This is the first set of children.

African American Egglestons of Tennessee

2010-04-06 19:41:19Z

I am searching for information on or relatives of the black Egglestons who lived in Lauderdale County Tennessee. This area encompasses Ripley, Henning, and Henning Farm. My grandfather's name was Crozell Eggleston. I do not know much about his life in Tennessee. He moved to Gary, Indiana, in the mid-1940s. He was killed in a car accident in 1948 or 1949. I would like to be able to fill out his side of my family tree and correspond with my relatives.

Re: African American Egglestons of Tennessee

jeraldinescales — 2010-04-06 03:43:30Z

I recieved a message that you knew my grandfather from Lowndes County, Mississippi. His Fathers name was Ruben Eggleston and his mothers name was Dana I have no last name for her.

Dock Eggleston Sr.

jeraldinescales — 2010-04-06 02:54:03Z

I am trying to locate some information about my ancesters from africa to the United States, Who were his parents and where they originated from. How many brothers and sisters he had. Did they have children that is living within the United States.

EGGLESTON Sidney Lloyd and Lucille

t42MountOlivet — 2010-03-24 23:13:04Z

EGGLESTON Sidney Lloyd and Lucille

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Re: Mary Lavina Lamb Eggleston

JenniferRaeWilson — 2010-01-29 01:43:36Z

Hello there! I came across this when doing a search for my great, great, great grandfather whose name I believe was John W. Eggleston. He was married to a woman named Harriet, whose last name I haven't found. They had four children, John W. Almon C. (My great, great grandfather), William H. or N. and George H. or N. (The handwriting on the census was hard to read!). I was just wondering if any of these names are familiar to you. I have spent a lot of tinme trying to find information on John and have come up empty handed thus far. I believe he ended up in Wisconsin, which is where I am from. My grandmother (Marjorie Thompson [Dumbleton] was born in Stevens Point Wisconsin to Chester Dumbleton and Ethel U. (Eggleston). Ethel's parents were Almon C. Eggleson and Effie (Danforth). Of course we then get to John Eggleston and Harriet. This is where I am stuck. If you have any information you think could help I would greatly appreciate it. Maybe John is a cousin or uncle to Mary? Maybe you and I are even related! That would be pretty neat!! I really really appreciate your time. Thanks so much!
Best regards,
Jennifer R. Wilson

Re: Eggleston, Judd

CaAlden — 2010-01-28 00:54:55Z

I also have that line, would love to talk. I'm down from Polly's brother, William Henry Alden but I also have Judah EGGLESTON as a GGGG grandfather and I'd really like to know where the information came that said he was married to Polly who is the dau of Benjamin ALDEN and Polly Or Molly Mary JUDD. I had that that Polly married George F. ?not Sure WRIGHT

Lucretia Eggleston, Born Burke, VT, 1813 married Sylvester Clogston

drg2454 — 2009-12-20 17:01:12Z

Researching the family of Lucretia Eggleston Clogston, she was the daughter of William and Wealthy Eggleston, born Burke,VT July 12, 1813, married Sylvester Clogston born Hancock, Vt abt 1817, married around 1837 somewhere in Vt,found in 1850 census in Lyndon, VT, then gone, their daughter, Susan S Clogston, married Lucius D Burt in Burke in 1857, Susan widowed when a tree fell killing her husband Lucius in 1878. What happened to Lucretia and the family in Lyndon? Anyone searching this family? Thanks.

Re: Samuel E Eggleston

Cyndycarlson — 2009-11-09 23:48:26Z

Hi Kathy Sarah actually divorced Samuel. Who are the names of the nine children of Samuel Emmet and Sarah? Sarah is buried next to her daughter and son-in-law in Riverside Cemetery Hastings Mi. I think I have found a burial site for one of their infant sons, named for Samuel, in either Irving Township Cemetery or Freeport Cemetery. I have found a burial site for a Samuel M in Battle Creek, Mi but I don't know if it is the same Samuel E that I'm looking for. A big mystery. You can contact me at jcarlson0054@charter.net I tried to contact you earlier but it didn't work. Cyndy Carlson

Egglestons in Litchfield CT

rickbain311 — 2009-11-02 16:16:37Z

Looking for a connection to Reynolds? Found a William Reynolds in Torrington with lots of Eggleston's next to him, can't find William again. Think he might be the father to my Rufus Reynolds born 1800 in CT. I believe him to be born in Lithcfield because everyone I search from the same area's he lived were from there as well. Any help would be appreciated, Thank You

Re: Mary Jane Eggleston John H. McCroskey

mbusha65 — 2009-08-22 15:13:02Z

I realize this is a very old post, but if you still check for replies I would like to know more about Jamea Henley McCroskey's mother last name being Eggleston and not Price.