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Re: Family of James T. Gean - 1860

memmathis — 2009-09-29 14:33:50Z

James T. Gean (born abt 1798) in the post above is not who you are looking for. For more info on your line look at

http://www.gean-ealogy.com/genealogy/getperson.php?personID=...

Your William is the son of William S. Gean and grandson of Wiley Jean of Bedford Co., TN. Current DNA testing does indicate that Wiley & James T. Gean were at least cousins, but we need more tests by Gean/Jean descendants to learn more.

Re: Family of James T. Gean - 1860

djplunk58 — 2009-09-28 04:33:42Z

Was your James Gean born bet 1831-1872 and died bet 1844-1950. Did he have a sister named Martha Gean, Mary Gean, brother Hamp Gean and a William Gean born abt Oct 1854 in Tn. If so email me at dndeshazier@yahoo.com. I am looking for my husband's great grandfather William Gean.

GEAN Mary WHITEHURST and James Benton

t42RoseHill — 2009-05-21 01:28:42Z

GEAN Mary WHITEHURST and James Benton

I photographed this gravestone in the (Shannon) Rose Hill Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 203,524 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.

GEAN James Benton 1894-1968

t42RoseHill — 2009-05-21 01:20:09Z

GEAN James Benton 1894-1968

I photographed this gravestone in the (Shannon) Rose Hill Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 203,524 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: LOOKING FOR RELATIVES

michellelucas60 — 2009-04-01 02:53:36Z

Looking for information on the Gean's in Alabama. Rhoda Gean married a Worley.

Re: DNA Testing

philscrowd — 2009-01-24 14:03:06Z

Hi Howard. I have read your e.mails with great interest. I didnt know about the two brothers falling out and the dropping of the E. Yes I am talking about John Jeans b.1640 and Rebecca his wife. I am busy at the moment sorting all my bits of paper out and writing it all down in a book. I hope at some stage to visit Stalbridge to see the headstones in the Parish Church which I understand is St. Marys. My great Aunt Minnie Jane Jeans was buried there in 1975 and seems to be in a grave with her mother and father James and Mary Ann Jeans. These are my G.Grandfather and G.Grandmother. James d.1914 age 77 and
Mary Ann d.1908 age 71. I have made notes of all your e.mails which you have exchange with other people and it
has made things easier to work out. I assume that a lot of
these people are in American. I dont have any American
connexions as far as I know. Hope we can keep intouch.
Regards M.

Re: DNA Testing

Hjseymour — 2009-01-22 01:31:15Z

In Regards to the france links Judging from a lot of the info i have up todate. i belive the Jeans Family came to England during the conquest in 1066 under the name of Jean or Genn and most of the surnames derive from the names Johannes,John,Jacob,Judah and it was not long after the conquest that they were begining to be recorded as a surname most of them in England drived from the name John
(Origin Hebrew) Gracious; God's grace.French Jean, meaning "God is gracious JEAN: A derivative of Anglo-Norman French Jehan, meaning "God is gracious." most come up with the same meaning and origin JAN: Compare with feminine Jan.
Middle English form of English John, meaning "God is gracious."
Low German short form of Latin Johan, meaning "God is gracious." JAYNE: Variant spelling of English Jane , meaning "God is gracious."JEANE: Variant spelling of Scottish Jean , meaning "God is gracious
In the Bible Johannes the Baptist and Jesus are Cousins
also linked to all the names and the name Jacob JUDAH: Anglicized form of Hebrew Yehuwdah, meaning "praised." In the bible, this is the name of many characters, including the fourth son of Jacob and Leah, the founder of one of the twelve tribes of Israel. the surname Jeans Derives from all of them and it began with the name Jacob and Judah most of the surnames and first name have biblical links and are from Judean royal dynasty in 9th century BC first names become surnames and also some surnames were taken from the towns they were born in or owned . H

Re: DNA Testing

Hjseymour — 2009-01-21 23:25:27Z

Hi M
do you know about the name change that took place because of 2 brother's falling out with each other?. it's belived the one brother droped the E on the end name of Jeanes his line then became Jeans. are you also aware of this?. i do have some records stored on the male line of Samuel Jeans but mostly since i found out my father's side was infact Seymour. i havnt spent much time on the male line of Jeans. and yes ive also seen the Stalbridge report on Protestation Returns dated 1641. are you talking about the John whom married Rebecca In 1662 ? Also in all French-speaking countries, Jean is a male name derived from the Old French Jehan Related names male: John, Sean, Yann, Juan, Johan, Jan,Gene.also checkout the names Jean Calvin,John Calvin , the Jean surname was changed to JEANE by decendants of PRESTON CALVIN JEAN the Jean surname was changed to JEANE. Some of them also added an "s" to the name...H

Re: DNA Testing

philscrowd — 2009-01-21 13:13:48Z

Thanks for getting back to me so quickley. Pleased to know we are members of the same family. I wonder if you have found out who the parents of the first John Jeans (b.1640) were? I see on the Stalbridge Protestation Returns dated 1641, there are two Jeans spelt our way. 1.Elna Thun(?) and
2.Thomas. Could either of these men be the father and could the first man's name be Nathaniel? Also, could you tell me a bit more about the French connection? My brother and my cousins are very interested too. My brother has a Grandfather clock made by John Hancock of Yeovil about 1760 which is always passed to the eldest son. It was made around the time our direct descentant John Jeans b.1739 married Hannah Sargent. The date of the marriage 4th January 1761 and took place in Stalbridge. Hope this proves of interest to you. Look forward to hearing from you.M

Re: DNA Testing

Hjseymour — 2009-01-19 15:52:38Z

ps. checkout the orgin of the name Jeans it's interesting to say the lest regard's Howard.

Re: DNA Testing

Hjseymour — 2009-01-19 15:51:16Z

Your Welcome and in Answer to you Question on the female line your line is the same as mine,the father was a Seymour but the mother was a Jeans and the child took the maiden name of the mother, the father's name was entered in the Bible as being John Seymour which i have.afew years later they married. being handed down the Bible after my father's death set me on the quest towards the truth of who when and how lol!..so the line you speak of here is infact the female line on my side of the family. all the best Howard.

Re: DNA Testing

philscrowd — 2009-01-19 14:57:43Z

Thank you for your reply Howard. Sorry not to have replied before but have been a bit under the weather. I guess you live near Stalbridge from past replies I have seen to other people. Would really like to know any information about the French connection of our Jeans family. I have traced my branch of the John Jeans b.1640. I see there are 5 sons Henry, Christopher, Bernard, John (my direct descendant) and Nathaniel (who I take to be your descendant) Have traced the line up to the present but working on all the other connections now.Hope to hear from you again soon.

Re: DNA Testing

Hjseymour — 2008-12-24 11:38:20Z

Hi Phil

Yes i also have many collection of Parish records and census. please feel free to contact me by all means.. thank you for your reply regards Howard.

Re: DNA Testing

philscrowd — 2008-09-04 17:18:43Z

Hope you receive this message as I have only just found
your board from December 2004/5? My Family go back to 1640
He is John Jeans a Clothier married Rebecca. I havve a list of marriages for Stalbridge Dorset and there is a John Seymour to Edith Jeans on 20th September 1795. I would be
interested to know if you are related. We have aways under-
stood we originated from France but I cannot fiknd the
connection. Look forward to hearing from you.

Some Southern Jean families are descended from the Cornwall England Jane family

drnewman6 — 2008-02-09 16:23:27Z

Recent dna testing reveals that some of the Jean/Jane family from TN, SC, NC and KY are descended from the same ancestor as the Jane family of St Cleer, Cornwall.

Those matching this family from Cornwall are descended from:

1)Wiley Jean, of Bedford County, TN (born NC)

2)James Thomas Gean (originally from Lincoln County, TN but moved to Wayne County)

3)Philip Geane/Jean of Chatham County, NC

4)Burrell Jane/Jean of Bute County NC - then to South Carolina

5) Unk Jean of Montgomery/Floyd County, KY.

The family from St. Cleer didn't immigrate to the US until the 1860's. Our common ancestor would be much earlier, as we can document all of the above men for a long time before that. We know Burrell, and Sherod were in Bute County, NC before and during the Revolution and Philip was in Chatham by 1772.

Family of James T. Gean - 1860

Russ_Craven — 2006-10-13 04:34:55Z

I'm searching for info on James T. Gean (b abt 1798) who resided in Wayne County, TN in 1860. He may be my GGGGrandfather. I have the 1860 census record for the family. Two members of the household, Wiley and Martha, I believe are husband and wife.

Any info is appreciated.

russ@russellcraven.com

Re: Wiley Henderson Gean Family

DonnaSharp67 — 2006-06-22 05:11:01Z

Mildred,
I have been wanting to contact you. I was planning on leaving a message to find you and I found this post. I wanted to contact you about William T. Weaver and Mary Elizabeth Gean. I was told that you supplied some information to one of my Weaver cousins about this couple. I have also been curious about you since I saw your last name is Mason. My maiden name is Mason. I also live about twelve miles from Forrest City, Arkansas in a little town called Colt.

DNA Testing

2006-05-23 05:50:27Z

Does anyone know if there is a Gean Family DNA Project going? or is anyone interested in participating in one? You would have to be a male descendent with the surname Gean (including the various spellings) as I understand it.

Re: DNA Testing

2005-12-18 17:23:57Z

Hi Renee

Im in England about 20 miles from wiltshire,Somerset boards.

within the circles of the Seymours around Tudor Times. regards Howard.

Re: DNA Testing

2005-12-18 15:26:11Z

Where were your Jean and Seymore families from? We have Jeans and Seymores in Chatham County NC. They came from Charles City/Prince George County, VA.

You are the first person of these names that we know of who has done DNA testing.

Re: DNA Testing

2005-12-18 13:49:28Z

The Name Jeans comes from the name John,Jen Jaynes Jane Jeans Jeanes ...so on and so on..

JOHN
Gender: Masculine
Usage: English, Biblical
Pronounced: JAHN
English form of Johannes, which was the Latin form of the Greek name Éùáííçò (Ioannes), itself derived from the Hebrew name Yochanan meaning "YAHWEH is gracious". This name owes its consistent popularity to two New Testament characters, both highly revered as saints. The first was John the Baptist, the forerunner of Jesus Christ and a victim of beheading by Herod Antipas. The second was the apostle John, also supposedly the author of the fourth Gospel and Revelation. The name has been borne by 23 popes, as well as kings of England, Hungary, Poland, Portugal and France. It was also borne by the poet John Milton and the philosopher John Locke.

YAHWEH
Gender: Masculine
Usage: Theology
Pronounced: YAH-wah
A name of the Hebrew God, represented in Hebrew by the tetragrammaton ("four letters") Yod He Waw He, transliterated into Roman script Y H W H. Because it was considered blasphemous to utter the name of God it was only written and never spoken. This resulted in the original pronunciation being lost. The name may have originally been derived from the old Semitic root hwy meaning "to be" or "to become".

SEYMOUR

Gender: Masculine
Usage: English
Pronounced: SEE-mor
From a Norman surname which originally belonged to a person coming from the French town of Saint Maur (which means "Saint MAURUS").

MAURUS
Gender: Masculine
Usage: Ancient Roman
Roman name which meant "dark skinned" in Latin. This was the name of numerous early saints, most notably a follower of Saint Benedict

Re: DNA Testing

2005-12-18 13:43:07Z

Hi Mel

i knew i was a Seymour from the moment i looked at the church records..

plus being handed the Family Bible which is 200 years old ..

my 4th grt grandfather was given the maiden name of Jeans because he was born out fo wedlock 4 years after his birth his true Father Married his mother he was a Seymour and there child my 4th grt grandfather was baptised the following year..
i had a DNA test untaken for my own personal reasons ...
if you check history and there is info online you will see alot of Seymour and Jeans family memebers came from france and they lived almost next to each other .the name jeans and others names connect with the same name came from the name John.
regards Howard.

Re: DNA Testing

2005-12-18 03:44:06Z

Did you submit your DNA to different names? I guess what I am asking is were you alaready suspicious that you weren't a Jeans, but a Seymore...or was that a surprise?

I guess I am asking because there are some Jeans who married in to the Seymore family and it would seem possible that a descendant of that line might have DNA from both lines. At least if I am understanding the DNA correctly, and of course it is my understanding that it would be different for females than males, and the further the generations apart the less likely. (I guess)

Is there another company doing Jeans DNA testing already?

Sorry for so many questions, but this is still kind of new to me and I am trying to understand it all.

Thanks,
Mel

Re: DNA Testing

2005-12-17 19:04:43Z

Hi

Ive Had DNA test done thats how i found out im a Seymour Not a Jeans its cool belive me...H

Re: Searching for Gean family History (Arkansas)

2006-03-13 08:01:09Z

I was recently in contact with someone about Lloyd. He is from Lafayette Co., MS right? If so, I can probably help you.

You can find family trees/group sheets for his ancestors William Polk Gean & Albert Gean by becoming a member of gean-ealogy.com go to

http://www.gean-ealogy.com/genealogy/index.htm

There is no fee to join, and there are many more Gean families on the site if anyone else is interested, or would like to add their Gean tree.

Hope to hear from you soon James - several group members (including myself) are from the Lafayette Co., MS line too.

Neese Gean

2005-02-17 21:12:36Z

Does anyone know who the Will Gene who married Parnesia A. "Neese" Gean in Chatham County NC is. I don't have a Will Gean of this age in Chatham county. Neese was born about 1839, she was the daughter of William and Mary Gean

Re: Grant Co., Arkansas Geans

2004-02-05 19:30:58Z

Bird Gean was my gggrandfather. He was the father of J.B. Gean who was the father of my grandmother Emma Gean Rushing. Emma was the child of J.B. Gean's lst marriage to Eliza Emma Rhoden. So my grandmother was a Rhoden. She lived with Simpson Roden Family for 5 years after her mother passed away and until Grandfather Gean remarried Mary Gordon. Does this tie in with your family?

Re: Gean

2003-03-30 18:40:31Z

Hi Jonathan
Did your Gean family come from Tennessee or Arkansas?
We have lots of people who might be able to help you connect to the Gean family.
I believe most Gean came from France.
Would love to hear who your grandparents were. We all love new hopeful connections.
www.geocities.com/heartland/cliffs/9011/
Karen

Re: BIRD GEAN/JEAN IN NC

p_jeans — 2003-07-15 14:33:01Z

Do you have any information on the siblings of your Bird GEAN? I am trying to tie my lines in and it would be helpful, possibly to both of us.

Pam

Re: Geans in Arkansas

MRKincannon — 2002-10-06 18:04:18Z

My mother's grandmother (so my great grandmother) was Vitura Ann, last name unknown, who married William Earl Britt. He was born c1856 and died (I think) in 1937. Vitura Ann was called "Tura", according to her tombstone. They lived at Three Creeks near Junction City, Union County, AR. My grandmother was Fannie Mae Britt (married William Robert Risinger). They lived in Junction City when my mother Nancy was born in 1924. They later lived for many years in ElDorado, where both died and were buried. I believe that my grandmother had only sisters, two of whom also lived in ElDorado. Nannie Belle Britt married ? Cobb. (I don't know his first name but can get it.) Another sister was Pearl Britt, who married Thomas Byrd. I remember visiting with the McCorveys. I remember hearing a funny story about Lon McCorvey and a snake told when I was a child. I have sent you a message by e-mail but am also sending the information via the Ancestry.com website in case the other doesn't get through. Please contact me at <kincanon@gte.net> to share more info.

Thomas Gean and wife Mary Street

mommachile1 — 2003-07-21 02:55:39Z

Searching for information on Thomas Gean and his wife Mary Street,. Their children that I know of are Thomas jr., Hattie B. and Lynn. They lived in Lauderdale county, Tennessee on the 1920 census. He would be the brother to my g grandfather William"Will" Henry Gean b. 1876 d.1947. Their parents would be John H. Gean and Narcissus Green.John H. Gean remarried, I'm guessing after the death of Narcissus. He married Julia Ann Jefferson of Haywood county, Tennessee. They had the following children Redmon,Robert Henry b.1885 d.1969, Susie and Viola.
Any help would be apprecitated
Karen Martin
www.geocities.com/heartland/cliffs/9011/

Gean

wdljfkl — 2003-02-17 03:03:23Z

Looking for information about the nationality of my last name "Gean." Anyone have any information?

Re: Isom Greene Gean / Mary Florence Creager

sromper — 2006-01-22 23:15:40Z

Elmer Gean was married to my Grandmother Iris Finn in Australia during ww2. My Father was born Robert James Gean in Australia and adopted out. On his birth certificate it states Elmer Gean as the Father. Anyone that would be related, a reply would be greatly appreciated.

Re: Isom Greene Gean / Mary Florence Creager

sromper — 2006-01-22 23:15:40Z

I knew all those details as I have written and spoken to Elmer a few times. The story was a little different though, so I was trying to gather more information. That 2 month old baby is my Father Robert James Gean and on his birth certificate it states that Elmer is the father and also states information about Isom Green Gean as Elmers Father. If you would like to discuss this further you can contact me on this email address s_romper@hotmail.com. Not looking for drama, just looking for my relatives.

Sherod Gean/Jean

drnewman6 — 2005-01-13 16:12:12Z

looking for any info on Sherod and Burrel Jean/Gean, his Revolutionary War Records lists him both ways. He was born in NC, served in the Militia, and also lived in SC and Georgia. I don't know where they fit in the North Carolina Gean/Jean family. A Phillip Jean lives next to Burrel, in SC.
Don't know which Phillip this is either.

Re: Trying to Locate Relatives "Gean"

thelma_blair — 2003-06-17 06:12:26Z

I TO ARE LOOKING TO FIND SOME RELATIVES- IAM NEW TO THIS, AND DONT KNOW TO MUCH OF WHAT I AM DOING . SO BEAR WITH ME --I AM ALSO A GEAN BE FORE I MARRIED I AM Elmer GEAN. DAUGTHER -Grand daugther of -Recee GEAN which was married to my grandmother Mazie White. AND I HAVE SOME SISTERS AND 1 BRO:IN Tn: BUT I AM TRYING TO FIND THE NAMES OF MY GREAT GRAND FATHER ON THE GEANS SIDE -- I DONT KNOW WHO MY GREAT GRANDMOTHER WAS ON THE GEAN,S SIDE EITHER .SO IF ANY ONE CAN FIND OUT ANY OF THAT FOR ME I ,WILL THANK YOU VERY MUCH .and if i can be of help i will do so. thank,s ---thelma L BLAIR GEAN.

looking for family members

smitten80591 — 2004-02-16 05:02:33Z

i am looking for family members for my husband his name is michael gean his father was albert f gean from oklahoma his mother is erika gean from germany his grand father was claude gean and his grandmother was beulah gean she was a former morgan.his grand father came from oklahoma thnaks you can email me at laundrylady9@hotmail.com

Re: Gean's in MS

memmathis — 2005-03-17 16:13:36Z

I have a Gean line from the Lafayette & Yalobusha area. Some of this line moved to AR & TN. The line originated in NC.

Are we related?

Re: Gean in Arkansas

Betty_Little_Star — 2002-06-16 03:47:36Z

Margaret, The Name of David Washington Gean and his wife,
Margaret R Bates, do you know the children,s name? Did they have the names of Ruby or May Gean??Thanks, Betty

Re: John Houston Gean

ggean — 2002-08-20 00:21:35Z

Hi John
Elmer is my own cousin and that would make Michelle Gorman my 3 cousin. So where do you fit in?
George Gean

Re: Isom Greene Gean / Mary Florence Creager

ggean — 2002-08-20 00:21:35Z

Isom Greene Gean & Mary Florence Creager was my uncle And ant They Lived in Flint Mich at time of Death There Sons
Elmer Gean ___ Leon Gean___adopped Son Daune Gean.
They had doughter's My Dad's Name was Harry Lester Gean

Searching for Gean family History (Arkansas)

james217_1 — 2005-10-14 23:40:08Z

My father's name was Darrell D Gean

Searching for Gean family History (Arkansas)

james217_1 — 2005-10-14 23:38:32Z

My father was born in Little Rock. His mother was Meddie Gean. His father was Lloyd Gean (maybe "Floyd" I'm not sure) I have cousins named Dale & Lois Lunsford who live in Damascus. Meddie Gean lived in a nursing home for the final few years of her life. My uncle commited suicide because he couldn't live with himself after he put my grandmother (Meddie) in the nursing home. If anyone has more info, please pass it along. I appreciate it very much.

Thanks.

James Gean

James M. Farmer&Effarllis Gean

RobertCHEEVER — 2004-12-12 11:30:27Z

I am looking for info on James's wife, Effarllis Gean and her parents and grandparents. Any help wpuld be great.

GEANS IN ARKANSAS

AnnClark84 — 2005-06-02 20:04:02Z

MY GGGRANDFATHER WAS BIRD (BYRD) GEAN, BORN ABT. 1822 IN NORTH CAROLINA. HE MARRIED SARAH A. BRANTLEY IN 1842 IN CHATHAM CO. THEY MOVED TO THE CEDAR BRANCH COMMUNITY ON THE GRANT CO/JEFFERSON CO. LINE IN
ARKANSAS ABOUT 1854 AND RAISED THEIR FAMILY THERE. I DO NOT KNOW WHO BIRD'S PARENTS WERE, BUT FAMILY HISTORY SAYS HIS NAME WAS WILLIAM GEAN.

Gean's in Arkansas

AnnClark84 — 2005-06-02 20:04:02Z

I do not have a Tura Ann Gean in my files.
However, I have seen other Gean's in Union County
Arkansas as I have researched the family.
I have not been able to establish any connection
with Bird Gean. However, since I do not know
who his siblings or parents were, it is entirely
possible that the Union County Gean's are kin
to the Jefferson County family. Good luck in
your search.
Ann Gunn Clark

Bird Gean

AnnClark84 — 2005-06-02 20:04:02Z

Bird Gean was my gggrandfather also, through his son
David Edward Gean, father of Frances (Fannie)
Graham Gean, my grandmother. I only recently discovered that Bird's first
name could have been John. I do know that Bird Gean
married Sarah Ann Brantley in 1842 in Chatham Co., NC, and
they came to Arkansas in the 1850's and got a land grant
in Jefferson Co, AR. I have a tombstone rubbing of Sarah
Ann Brantley Gean grave at the old Rhoden Springs Cemetery
on the Jefferson/Grant Co. line in Arkansas. She died May 10, 1883.
I do not know when Bird died or where he is buried.
I have been looking for the parents and/or siblings of Bird Gean
to no avail for years now. He came from Chatham Co., NC, and a lot
of Gean (Jean) families were there, but so far, I have been unable to
find any trace of Bird until he married Sarah. According to the article,
which I am sure you have read, in the Grant County Museum about John
Brantley Gean, it is stated that Bird Gean's father was William Gean,
and that he had a first wife named Martha Seymour, whom he married in 1834.
Any info you can provide would be appreciated.
Ann Clark

BIRD GEAN/JEAN IN NC

AnnClark84 — 2005-06-02 20:04:02Z

I AM LOOKING FOR INFO ON MY GGGRANDFATHER,
BIRD GEAN, WHO WAS BORN ABT. 1822 IN NORTH CAROLINA,
SUPPOSEDLY THE SON OF WILLIAM GEAN (JEAN). HE MARRIED
SARAH A. BRANTLEY IN CHATHAM CO. NC IN 1842. THEY ARE
ON THE 1850 CHATHAM CO. CENSUS WITH CHILDREN DAVID EDWARD,
JOHN BRANTLEY, MARY ANN AND WILLIAM. WOULD APPRECIATE
ANY LEADS ANYONE COULD GIVE ME ON BIRD GEAN.

Elisha Hardy Gean and Mary Ann Depriest Perry County,Tenn

SGEAN53 — 2003-07-17 21:42:14Z

To Karen Martin
My Husband's Great-grandfather was Elisha Hardy Gean. He was married to Mary Ann Depriest of Perry County Tenn. They
had 9 children. The other children were :
1. Cornealius (Neal) Walker Gean born September 14, 1883.He was my husband's grandfather. Not sure of the exact date of death . My Mother-in-law will let me know
2. William T. Gean Born in 1880.
3. H.E.Gean born August 9, 1886.
4. Mary Elizabeth (Lizzie)Gean Born September 13,1889. The only girl .
5. Sam Gean Born August 15,1891. died early
6. W.W. Gean born August 1, 1895. died early.
She believes that Elisha's Father was named Jesse Gean . She has no information on him.
My Husband's father was Penick Hardy Gean. He died March 14, 1998. My husband's name is Larry Walker Gean.
What information do you have on the Gean Family? I will try to find out more. Please send E-mail to geanlsjsh@aol.com
Thankyou so much,
Sandra Gean

Elisha H.Gean and Mary Ann DePriest Perry Co.Tenn.

SGEAN53 — 2003-07-17 21:42:14Z

Karen,
What information do you have on the Gean Family and how far back have you gone.
Sandra Gean