Garrison - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Garrison families in Alamo Twp, Kalamazoo County, Michign

NChannells — 2009-11-10 04:09:03Z

Sorry, have no info on this Garrison family.

Re: Garrison families in Alamo Twp, Kalamazoo County, Michign

KevinorCarol — 2009-11-08 11:50:29Z

Hi I am looking for information on Inez Estella Garrison b 1854 in Ingam Center Michigan, daughter of Samuel John Garrison and Emma Winkler. I haven't been able to find them as a family unit.
Inez married several times Inez Estela Gerison Winchel Perkins LaMadelin Baker
Have you run across any information on them?
Carol Keane

Re: Garrison Family

robertlsteffan — 2009-11-08 02:07:04Z

looking for information on Charles Garrison born in Indiana around 1862

Email robertlsteffan@aol.com

Re: Garrison / Eisenbise- Illinois, Washington, Oregon

lindafaye429 — 2009-11-07 23:36:58Z

I'm looking for any information on Joe Robert Garrison.
He died May 28, 1988 in Pine Bluff, Arkansas. Please Email me at lindafaye429@yahoo.com
Thank You, Linda Garrison

Re: Garrison Family

lindafaye429 — 2009-11-07 23:26:30Z

If you know Joe Robert Garrison Please Email me at lindafaye429@yahoo.com
He died May 28, 1988
Thank you,
Linda Garrison

Re: Garrison Family

lindafaye429 — 2009-11-07 23:23:48Z

If you know Joe Robert Garrison Please Email me at lindafaye429@yahoo.com.
He died May 28, 1988 in Pine Bluff, Arkansas.
Thank you,
Linda Garrison

Re: GARRISON GENEALOGY - MISSOURI

cgirlie39 — 2009-11-05 02:05:30Z

I am looking for information on Lena Garrison. She married James Smith and her father's name was Jim or Jack.
They lived in Texas County.

Re: Garrison / Eisenbise- Illinois, Washington, Oregon

davidmothkovich — 2009-11-01 06:52:20Z

I would love to get more information...
Dave
Loves Park, IL

correct email:dave9759@juno.com

Jonathan and May GANDY GARRISON

ChekWriter — 2009-10-30 21:11:58Z

Jonathan and a May GANDY GARRISON are listed on 4 data bases on www.rootsweb.ancestry.com
but none have any children listed for them. Some have ca dates for Jonathan.

Oh, it is spelled as Jonathan not Jo H nathan.

Is your Hosea their child??
then Florence, his child?

Not sure if this is of any help. Gives reference where their names appeared on the page for them.

Re: Garrison, Shiloh Glassboro, NJ

ChekWriter — 2009-10-30 21:05:11Z

There seems to be 3 data bases that has a Jeddiah GARRISON isted on www.rootsweb.ancestry.com but they do not have any dates or places.

Nothing listed for a Dyer GARRISON.

Is he the one who is of your search?? Those data bases save 1 are very old dates, 2000, and 2002.

Not sure if it will be of any help for you.

Pat
cw

Re: Thomas of NJ

mpperry — 2009-10-30 18:39:16Z

Thank you very much, but so far I have not received it. It's been a few years since I did any research but it appears from other info I am finding that John Garrison is NOT the son of Richard but of Ephraim.

Re: Isaac Garrison - Montauban France

granddunord — 2009-10-30 15:19:02Z

Data from the Montauban archives exclude that Isaac GARRISON, the father of Revolutionary War soldier Isaac (1732-1838) is a son of another Isaac, of Montauban, by his wife Jeanne MINVIELLE.

This is the line of the Montauban Isaac’s as now known:
Isaac (I) GARRISSON, born Montauban 15 December 1617, makes a will Montauban 1695, died Montauban 24. Febr. 1701;
Marr. Montauban 26 July 1642 Jeanne de LATREILLE , born Montauban 1629, emigrated to the United Kingdom, ill in bed in London 1697, died before febr. 1699. Their third son:

Isaac (II) GARRISSON, born Montauban 12 July 1651, a barrister of Montauban, emigrated 1685 to the United Kingdom but returned and died Montauban 1 September 1693.
Marr. Corbarieu (between Toulouse & Montauban) 19 March 1675 Catherine ROUMAGNAC, born Montauban 17 July 1657, died Montauban 1 April 1739, dr. of Jean ROUMAGNAC and Anne COMBES. (No family relation of the Col. de Romagnac in Dublin!)
In his will of 1695 his father Isaac (I) cites as is son Isaac (II)’s children only Isaac (III), who has left the country, and Jacob.
The two sons of this mariage are:
1. Isaac (III) GARRISSON (nicknamed of the Iles), born Montauban 28 December 1676, is out of the country in 1695, naturalised New York 1705 (by British Parliament), merchant of New York 1706, then citizen of and chemist in Montauban, died Montauban 30 June 1742 (!).
He marr. (1) Montauban 24 February 1705 Jeanne MINVIELLE, born Montauban 1678, inherited from her uncle Gabriel MINVIELLE (mayor of New York in 1684) part of a house on Broadway which she and her coheirs sell in 1706, died Montauban between 6 May 1709 & 20 January 1710, dr. of Pierre MINVIELLE, merchant of Montauban, by his first wife Françoise RESTE.
The couple makes a will in 1705, as they are about to travel to the United Kingdom. However they are back in Montauban in 1709.
He marr. (2) Montauban 14 October 1710 Jeanne PLASSE, widow of Pierre PETIT.
He makes another will in 1731 and a third one in 1734, leaving items to various people outside of his own family, but he makes no mention of any children either in France or in the United States.
As all his relatives always mention in their wills their children living in other countries it simply means that the couple was childless.
It is also not likely that they would have returned to France in 1709 without taking their alleged four year old son with them.

2. Jacob GARRISSON, born Montauban 7 February 1683, died ?
Marr. Montauban 5 May 1714 Valencie SATUR, who died Montauban (protestant) 9 September 1761, dr. of Thomas SATUR (vicar of Montauban in 1672, but who emigrated in 1683 to London) and Jeanne GARRISSON (who emigrated in 1685 and was naturalised in the United Kingdom in 1686).
We know of two children only:
a. Jacques Isaac GARRISSON, born Montauban 23 February 1718. (=?)
b. Thomas (alias Isaac?) GARRISSON‑SATUR, who inherited 30 Pounds from his aunt Marianne Satur in 1776 and who declared the death of his mother in Montauban in 1761.
So far for the Montauban Isaac line.

The father of the soldier Isaac is supposed to be:
Isaac GARRIS(s)ON, born New York? about 1706, tanner, establishes himself in Washington Cy, Maryland, landowner in Orange Co, Virginia 1734‑'42. then in Frederick Co, Maryland, and later in Surry Cy, North Carolina 1756, buys 1000 acres of land on the Lick Creek and the Potomac, mentioned in the tax rolls 1771, and with his son Isaac in those of 1772, died Surry Co., N.C. 1778.
Marr. Salem Co, NJ 24 March 1727 Elizabeth LAWRENCE, born Salem 24 May 1712, dr. of William LAWRENCE, of New York City, has property in east & west Jersey, across the Hudson opposite Staten Island. They had six sons etc.

A marriage of one Isaac Garrisson to a RAGANAR never existed.
Conlusion: the Isaac GARRISSON from the USA do NOT descend from the Montauban family

John Labouchere

Re: Thomas of NJ

ChekWriter — 2009-10-30 14:46:50Z

Sent you the file I have imported from rootsweb and all the notes tells where I found more information about them.
Various data bases have this couple. John and Rebecca.

Sharon GARRISON was the party who wrote to me and told me about John's autobiography. I made the notes on Isaac's file. Hope this is helpful to both of you. Can get together and find out where the information may be incorrect. Will watch for any corrections on his file on www.rootsweb.ancestry.com.
Pat
cw

Re: Thomas of NJ

mpperry — 2009-10-30 14:00:12Z

According to my findings, this John Garrison married to Rebecca Mills is the son of Richard Garrison and brother to my ancestor, Phebe Garrison. I would love to hear if you or 'the emailer' have anything further on this line so I can straighten it out.
Thanks,email me at mpperry@hotmail.com if you would prefer.

Re: Thomas of NJ

ChekWriter — 2009-10-30 13:32:44Z

Thank you. I received an email reply back from one of John and Rebecca's descedants. I had made an assumption that the other John and Rebecca were the same couple. Turned out NOT.
Their ancestor had written his own autobiography and did not include any of the FITHIAN or SEELY , READING, BEATTY, etc on it.
I do not have a Richard GARRISON linked on my file for John GARRISON and Rebecca MILLS. Was he one of their children?? or ? Thank you. Just wish to keep my files as straight as possible.
There is a MILLS family in the area of Salem/Cumberland Co NJ, that of John MILLS - mary SEELY/SEELEY, etc. I thought maybe that Rebecca belonged to one of their children? But no one seems to claim her.

Pat
cw
My MILLS by DNA and my line are of Westfield, Essex Co NJ and Sussex Co NJ USA. Sussex Co NJ - John MILLS moved to Ontario Canada, as they were loyalists. I still have no CONCRETE documenation who his father was. At least by DNA they are related to 4 other families/branches of MILLS of New Jersey.

Re: Thomas of NJ

mpperry — 2009-10-30 00:20:20Z

I have John Garrison and Rebecca Mills in my line from Richard Garrison. I have not been able to attach them to the original Thomas in NJ. I have no parents for Rebecca either but haven't really looked. Anyone else know?

Re: Garrison and Cowan family

dixiedede — 2009-10-29 22:39:17Z

HI,
I am a gggrandaughter of William Abraham Harris and Temperance Cowan through thier daughter Adelia Evergreen Harris who married Pickens Butler Mitchell. I have tried to get some information on Temperance Cowan (her line is very confusing) and William Abraham Harris. I just ran across your thread. If you could share any information that you have, I would be so grateful.
Thank you,
Donna Norris email DDN1480@aol.com

Re: Thomas of NJ

ChekWriter — 2009-10-29 18:44:43Z

Would this family be related to the John GARRISON who married Rebecca MILLS 1794 of Salem Co NJ now Cumberland CO NJUSA.

Just curious.

Thank you. NO one seems to have parents for Rebecca.

Re: Various parents for tugboat captain, James Garrison (d. 1883 MO) /Maria Sullivan line

2009-09-25 05:32:16Z

Thanks Dee, That is the library I recognize it now and there is a second book and they have it. Thanks again.

Re: Clarence Kirk WILSON's book says George Sr, father of OH towboat Captain James GARRISON

2009-09-25 05:25:39Z

Census records indicate my family back to the 1800's in Missouri, Kentucky, and Ohio. I know for a fact that my James was a the riverboat captain in Ohio Mr. Kirk speaks of, per my Great Aunt Helen who is still alive, and lives in Steelville, mo. and remembers her g-Grandma Doll [Maria] very well. she told me long before I knew Mr. Kirk's book existed, and I have heard my family speak of William {Tolivar or Toll] whom if memory serves me right also lived in Mo. for a while as did Elijah did before Elijah [Lige] moved back to Ohio. Alexander b. 1826 in Ky. is definitely my gg-grandfather and the husband of Sousannah Goslin/Gosnell., daughter of Benjamin Goslin/Gosnell and I believe Sally Hogg.She was Alex's 2nd. wife, his first wife was a Nancy Willis [Ohio], but they were only married for a very short time. His 3rd. wife was my gg-grandmother Emily Adelia [Della] Rutter. she was married to him at the time of his death, per my g-grandfather Labor L [Labe or Lafe] b. 1874 was thier son and his son Joseph A. b. 1901 is my grandfather, I am the daughter of Joseph's daughter Barbara.. the family was originally from Va. or N.C. and moved to Ky. from there in the early 1800's. I believe the Sullivan family and the Garrison family migrated to Maysville, Mason Co. Ky. from Virginia together where in I believe James and Maria were married in 1825, I do have the exact wedding date but not right in front of me. So yes I do know my line. no, I have not found any cousins from the Samuel Y. line or the old David of N.C. trees. But i do believe we will trace back to Isaac as I said before I don't know which Isaac, there are a ton of them.

Oral & Page Garrison

MWard8097 — 2009-09-28 23:53:00Z

I have a beautiful 7" x 9" wedding photo of Oral L. Garrison & Mary Page Spencer + the wedding announcement from the newspaper. They were married Friday May 28, 1943 at Crist Lutheran Church in Washington, DC. Other names listed in the article are, John S. Spencer (brother), Esther Spencer (bride's mother), A. M. Garrison (groom's mother lives in IL), Dorothy Rudd (maid of honor), Henry P. Hoffman, Jr. (best man) John Groves & Frank McGuire (ushers). I would like for a family member to have this.

William P. Garrison

VIRGINIAWATTS — 2009-10-02 15:27:00Z

Wm. P. Garrison was born <1827> Vigo, In. Married Amelia White in 1847 in Vigo Co. In. Migrated to Il. McDonough Co. in 1853 By 1870 they were in Fulton Co. Ellisville, Illinois. By 1880 he is listed as widowed and living /c dau in Ellisville. His dau Mary married Alpheus Dyekman. She was my gr gr grandmother. Hope to connect /c unknown cousins!!!

Re: Native Americans

imlittlerabbit — 2009-09-09 21:42:44Z

My grandfather was Leon Garrison. His brothers were Montaine, Jerry, Charles, and Trent. His sisters were Linda, Nora Lee, and Elizabeth. Their father was Montgomery Garrison (married to a Miller)(brother's named Max, Earl, and James Garrison). James Garrison moved to Indiana, I'm told. Montgomery's father was Silas Garrison. Silas had two wives. The first was white and the second one indian. Silas had like 22 children all together. When I asked my great uncle what tribe my grandmother came from he said he believes Creek (the got smacked down if they talked about her being indian).

GARRISON R C 1879-1938

t42MountOlivet — 2009-08-28 02:12:03Z

GARRISON R C 1879-1938

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 206,332 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

GARRISON Clara E 1889-1980

t42MountOlivet — 2009-08-27 01:01:59Z

GARRISON Clara E 1889-1980

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 205,999 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Re: Zebulon & Rebekah

KofJeffersonCo — 2009-08-10 16:20:07Z

I'm sorry, I don't know anything about Malaki's parents. He was born in Georgia so his parents were probably neighbors of Zebulon & Rebekah in Franklin Co GA.

I descend from Zebulon & Rebekah's youngest child, Caleb Garrison who married Susannah Clark. Caleb was born about 1817 so Susannah Garrison Smith had already married and left home by the time her youngest brother was born. Caleb's son James Allan Garrison was my mother's grandfather.

Re: Zebulon & Rebekah

KofJeffersonCo — 2009-08-10 16:19:42Z

Thank you for the information about the Johnson and Free children. That really helps.

I think you're still missing a generation.

Malaki Smith (born about 1794 in Georgia)
Susannah Garrison (born about 1800 in Georgia)
married September 11, 1814 in Franklin Co., GA

Malaki died May 5, 1859 and Susannah died July 1866. Malaki's wife Susannah Garrison Smith was about 60 years old when Malaki died.

Their daughter Susannah Smith born about 1832 in Illinois married Israel Johnson February 17, 1853 in Macoupin County, Illinois, six years before her father Malaki died and 13 years before her mother Susannah Garrison Smith died at the age of 66.

Malaki Smith's estate was administered by his son Wiley Smith.

The probate file in Montgomery County Illinois shows that the estate of Susannah Garrison Smith deceased July 6, 1866 was administered by Israel Johnson. This was his mother-in-law, still named Smith, not his wife. Susannah Garrison did not remarry after the death of Malaki.

Israel's wife Susan/Susannah Smith Johnson was still alive in the 1870 census but appears to have died before 1878 when Israel married Hannah Sanderson.

Re: Zebulon & Rebekah

KofJeffersonCo — 2009-08-10 16:19:03Z

Hi Peggy, I'm sure you meant to say Zebulon & Susannah's granddaughter married Israel Johnson but I'll just show the lineage so others won't get confused. Zebulon's daughter Susannah born about 1800 married Malaki Smith in Georgia. Susannah and Malaki had 12 children including Susannah born about 1832. She married Israel Johnson who was then the executor of her mother Susannah's will.

Then I need your help. Looks like I just picked up the names from census listings which are notorious for being wrong. I'm showing eight children for them including daughters Malany about 1856, Molona about 1856, and Melina about 1862. I'm sure one of these should be your Marlina who married William Free. How about posting a correct list of these Garrison descendants so I can correct my tree?

Warren County Kentucky DNA results

KofJeffersonCo — 2009-09-16 12:17:47Z

Big news from a DNA test! A descendant of Caleb Garrison of Warren County Kentucky has received the results of the first 12 markers of his 37 marker DNA test showing his haplogroup as R1b1b2! He is a PERFECT 12 for 12 match to the two descendants of Zebulon Garrison, the four descendants of Jedediah Garrison and more importantly, to the descendant of Shadrack's son John. We will have to wait a few weeks to see the rest of his results. We believe Caleb was the son of Shadrack Garrison but are still working on the proofs. Shadrack, Caleb, and Shadrack's daughter Eleanor Garrison Thomas are all found living at Smith's Grove in Warren County Kentucky.

Shadrack was in Franklin County Georgia in 1793 when he appeared on the militia list of Capt. Benjamin Easley. He was in Kentucky by about 1800, appearing in records in Barren and Warren County.

This is especially exciting for this Garrison family because their branch had migrated to North Dakota and then to Canada. They have an excellent paper trail, with proofs, back to Caleb of Warren County Kentucky. They now appear to have confirmation of several years of excellent research.

Re: Luella Garrison b. 1882 - William Telford Garrison - S.C. Lassiter

jamestlord1 — 2009-10-13 21:00:12Z

Please E-Mail me at jamestlord@charter.net and I will share what information I have with you ...

James T. Lord in Georgia

Re: GARRISON GENEALOGY - MISSOURI

JCJLMONROE — 2009-08-29 22:51:36Z

Hello, I'm Jennifer Garrison, daughter of Robert Gene Garrison of Springfield, MO and Patricia Louise Garrison-Stockton. My dad has two brothers, Gordon (deceased) and Frank. My grandmother is Norma Garrison-Butts. For the life of me, I can't remember my grandfather's name. He died when I was really young. I imagine that I am in this line, but cannot be sure. Do you any information that may help me?

William Garrison of Fauquier Co Va

oclarke11 — 2009-08-29 18:22:14Z

Need parents & siblings for William b abt 1840. Also need his wife's name & her parents & siblings. His dau Effie Beckham b abt 1885 marr Obie Bruce Vaughan 28 Dec 1904. He was the son of Franklin D. Vaughan & Elizabeth Eloise Walker of Culpeper Co. Have 4 children for Obie & Elizabeth. Any help appreciated.
Ollie

GARRISON - injured in hurricane

cribbswh777 — 2009-10-01 13:18:20Z

Hi all,
There is a GARRISON who was injured during a 1926 hurricane in Miami, Florida listed in the GenealogyBuff.com Library of Files at http://www.genealogybuff.com/misc/misc-fl-miami-hurricane-19...
Other Garrison data can be researched at http://www.genealogybuff.com/data.htm#Garrison

Hope that helps.
Bill

Re: William Garrison/Mary Ann Catt; Ohio, Indiana

hazeltonjl — 2009-09-07 21:19:55Z

Mary Ann Catt's parents are George Catt and Mary Smith. Grandparents are John Catt/Catherine Mason or Johannes Katz and Catarina Maurer. Great-grandparents are Michael Katz and Anna Maria Mohr and Johannes Maurer or John Mason and Appolonia. The maternal line grandparents are David Smith and Barbara Shively.

Is James F. Garrison the father of James Herschel Garrison, Ohio tugboat captain?

red1403 — 2009-09-25 05:40:04Z

Hello Lynn Garrison,

If I am reading this post correctly, you indicate that a James F. Garrison is the father of James Herschel Garrison, Ohio tugboat captain who married Maria Polly SULLIVAN. Can you tell us anything about the father you claim, James F. Garrison, and his wife Ellen SULLIVAN? Detail here would be appreciated, since it may link the line back differently. Thanks. Dee Bardes, GARRISSON II DNA Proj Admin.

Who is the George W. Garrison you are now claiming as James Herschel Garrison's b. abt 1790 dad?

red1403 — 2009-09-25 05:20:34Z

Norma --I am looking at page 1 of Mr. Wilson's book (The Kirk and Wilson Family Tree) and it refers to a wedding of George Garrison Jr. who married Betsy James, 1 Jan 1825, with George Garrison Sr. as bondsman. Mr. Wilson states on pg 1, "George Garrison, Sr. evidently was [tugboat captain] James Garrison's father".

No middle initial of W is evident. Where exactly did you get this info?

I have spent two days on this, and I still dont know who you even claim as James' father

Who is Norma talking about-- ie, a George W. Garrison, Sr. born abt 1760-1770, [ with a son George Jr. who married Betsy JAMES in 1825, in Mason County KY,]with George Sr. being the father of tugboat captain James.

Good luck. Hope you order a National Geographic test kit for your uncle. Someone needs to cough up the $108, so you can get on with it...Your Irish line should fit into the Garrison I project... Dee B.

Re: Obadiah Garrison b. 1794 NC line in GARRISON I DNA Project

red1403 — 2009-09-25 05:18:12Z

Norma- How sure are you of the brother William Garrison b. 1810? There is a William Garrison b. 1810 line in Garrison I DNA Project, which is aligning with the Obadiah, and Moses b. 1737 group-- This could be important...

So- Do I hear you saying that James Herschel Garrison is either a son of Samuel Garrison/Ms. LOFTIS (Moses line) or a son of an unknown, Irish, George Garrison Sr. ? Yes, a death certificate would help... Dee B.

Luella Garrison b. 1882 - William Telford Garrison - S.C. Lassiter

johnmoreland90 — 2009-10-13 19:16:58Z

Looking for documentation of Luella being the daughter of William Telford Garrison - she was born after the 1880 census & married to S.C. Lassiter in 1898 in Sharp Co., Arkansas before the 1900 census.

Re: Various parents for tugboat captain, James Garrison (d. 1883 MO) /Maria Sullivan line

nlrice_52 — 2009-09-25 05:33:44Z

Yes, i agree she is a cousin.

GARRISONS of Kentucky

KENON_B — 2009-09-03 15:15:59Z

I would like to correspond with descendants of John and Sarah Belle (Morgan) Garrison's children, William b.1881, Irvine C. b.1886, Walter b.1890, Ora and Cora twins b.1895 all born in Kentucky. Walter came to Ohio, we have most of his descendants. Any information would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Kenon

Re: I'm looking for James Garrison-IA b.~1890's...

CATHERINECALCAGNO71 — 2009-09-07 15:08:51Z

Garrison married a Forman, which does have Cherokee from the area of Old Cherokee Nation, check out John Anthony Forman, b 1710... in World Tree.... Mine is from Johnson Foreman, TN died in OK m Elizabeth Lisi Mann of GA.. his native name was Tso-sin Kigake, they had Naomi Ruth Foreman whom m a Garrison
had a daughter my gggrandma Alice Garrison whom m a Taylor, still have no info on Taylors... only IN, IL, OK, OR, WA, died in 1923 CA.... These are the area they lived, my grandma was born in Umatilla Reservation, OR, so was my momma....
names works for me so does the dates of b...
Naomi Ruth, Alice Forman, Ruth Alice, Catherine Ruth, for sure Ruth suck around...:)
I look forward to finding more later...
See Ya....

Re: Garrison Research

webokies — 2009-10-23 04:25:49Z

Thank you so much. I believe I am descended from Jesse and Cassandra Garrison via Hester Ann Garrison and Joseph Vineyard. Their daughter, Mary Ann Vineyard, married David Osburne Sullivan. I have been looking for Mary Ann's parents for quite awhile. David Osburne Sullivan is my gggrandfather. Pattie Phillips

Re: ISHAM GARRISON, b. c 1811 in Virginia

maryLee9 — 2009-09-25 01:17:29Z

Also, I forgot to mention that he named another of his sons William Mitchell Garrison.
Mary Lee

Re: ISHAM GARRISON, b. c 1811 in Virginia

maryLee9 — 2009-09-25 01:16:33Z

Hi,
I think that your Isham Garrison and my ancestor, Paul Garrison, must have been related.
My Paul Garrison, b. c. 1806 Virginia, named his son, Isham Paul Garrison.
I am currently looking for all documentation on all of the Isham Garrisons who ever lived. Maybe we can help each other.
Mary Lee Becker
mary.becker "AT" sbcglobal.net

Re: Arleigh Dean Garrison, born June 1931

jwilferd1 — 2009-09-15 22:25:32Z

Arleigh is my grand father would love to have photo contact me with info
Who is your aunt

Re: arthur garrison

Sharon_Batson — 2009-09-14 00:47:05Z

I can help you on the Batson side if you haven't gotten it already. Contact me directly - shariebat@cox.net

Jessie M Garrison

cldurbi — 2009-08-23 15:07:32Z

While doing research came across infor on Jessie M Garrison
DOB 1897
DOD 1966- New Mexico

Not sure but think they are related to William Lee Garrison and Barney Garrison if anyone has any information that would be great. Cousins?

Re: Gerrit Jansen van Oldenburg>Jacob Garrison

margo_hutchinson — 2009-09-27 05:26:04Z

Dixon Smith has contributed to the DNA project and was given the information that he is related to the Oldenburg branch...Gerrit who had a son Jacob Garrison....who went to New Jersey around 1639. Dixon is from a Garrison line that was in New Jersey at this time until they went to Ohio around 1815 I think (Clinton County Ohio).

It is good to hear from you again. I have not been again to connect Ranger Lemuel Garrison (1903-1984) with our Garrison family,

As to our Lemuel Garrison (c1750-1818) DNA analysis is now showing more matches and also unraveling some supposed connections. The Garrisons' Compass project now has 21 Y-DNA results that closely match showing they are descendants of Gerritt Jansen Van Oldenberg (c1605-1661) and his son Jacob Garrison (1646-1708/09). This Jacob did not come from Hiers, France, but was born in New York. He was living on Long Island Sound in 1691 and in 1695 he moved to Autuxit (near Newport, Cumberland Co., New Jersey). Autuxit is only twenty miles from Tuckahoe where our Garrisons lived before moving to Ohio about 1808. The project also has five other separate groupings of other Garrisons.

For more on the DNA project see http://www.garrisonscompass.com/ . Have you thought of having a brother or male cousin join the project?

There is still a one or two generation gap between our Lemuel and Jacob of Autuxit.

I have more about GJVO online at http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&d...

Regards,
Dixon
Novato, CA

Mrs. Margaret E. Garrison

dunns2_1 — 2009-08-21 19:27:23Z

I am trying to learn the maiden name of my gggrandmother Mrs. Margaret E. Garrison born in Georgia in 1813. She married Caswell Cook, and I assume because she is given as Mrs. Garrison on the wedding information that she was a widow at age 19.

Re: GARRISONS of Kentucky

Jewell93082 — 2009-10-01 23:31:26Z

Kenon, if you email me I can help you with your Garrison's
Jewell
JMckenziewilson@aol.com