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Nathan T. Greenup Obituary 1974

kaitysmom — 2009-08-18 14:26:30Z

Source: “The Stewart-Houston Times” Newspaper, a weekly newspaper of Stewart County and Houston County in Tennessee

Date of Newspaper: Tuesday, June 18, 1974
Page: A-2

Name: Nathan T. Greenup
Age: Not listed
Born: Date and place not listed
Died: May 31, 1974 in Paducah, Kentucky
Funeral: June 2, 1974 with Linsey's Funeral Home
Burial: Southside Cemetery in Southside, TN.
Parents: Not Listed
Surviving Spouse: Mary Greenup
Surviving Children: Nathan O. Greenup, Darrell Greenup, Ronald Greenup, Othell Greenup, Elda Mayfield
Surviving Siblings: Carmon Greenup, Ordis Greenup, Gordon Greenup

If anyone is interested in a copy of the full and original obituary, I would be glad to share. Please contact me at my email address below.

Melissa Barker
Genealogist for Tennessee and Kentucky
E-Mail: kaitysmom@peoplestel.net

Re: Alfred Greenup 1881-1962 - Stockport, Cheshire

johnfharrop — 2009-06-18 16:52:08Z

I have managed to make the links myself, and have the results in the on line tree.

Re: Leonard M. Greenup...Civil War Veteran

EliseJourdan — 2009-05-30 11:25:03Z

Leonard Murray Greenup, b. 1 Jan 1841 McDonough Co., IL; d. 5 Aug 1921 Coffeyville, KS of valvular heart disease at home of his son William Greenup

Enlisted 26 Jan 1864 Leavenworth, KS; Private, Co. H, 14th KS Cavalry; I do not have any info on his burial place, but his son William Davis Greenup and his wife Frances are buried Miami Co., KS (199-V3. I do not know what the 199-V3 means.

Elise Greenup Jourdan
elisejourdan@att.net
(865) 933-6382

Leonard M. Greenup...Civil War Veteran

pbbut — 2009-05-30 05:33:00Z

I'm looking for as many burial sites of the members of Co H, 14th Kansas Cavalry as I can find. There is information on-line that Leonard may have died in Coffeyville KS in 1921. Most of the members of this unit were living in far NE Kansas at the time of enlistment. Any help in finding this appreciated.

Alfred Greenup 1881-1962 - Stockport, Cheshire

johnfharrop — 2009-01-25 10:07:26Z

I have come to a block in my tree at my great Grandfather Alfred Greenup 1881-1962 - He lived in Hazel Grove Stockport, Cheshire.

The family story is that Alfred did not know that he was called Greenup until the day he got married. He had been brought up being known as Bob Hewitt. As a boy He lived at 105 Banks Lane Offerton stockport and was the son of a Grocer.

When I was a small boy I remember that my Grandfather, also Alfred Greenup 1908-2003, had contact from someone who had traced their family Tree. They had linked Alfred, senior, to a family of Greenup’s in North Manchester, and onto a family from Cumbria, the origins of the name. She also had a picture of 3 men in the back garden of a house in North Manchester; one of them looked very similar to me.

This information has been lost in time but I would like to make the link again.

Any help with this would be appreciated.

Re: Helena (aka Helen) Greenup and Bernard Doogan

Tania_Dennis — 2008-12-29 06:17:42Z

Hi

I don't know if this is of interest but I could not find a Bernard Greenup married to a Mary Campbell but did find

FreeBMD
Edward James GREENUP married Mary Ellen CAMPBELL Qrt Dec 1876 District: W.Derby Vol: 8b Pg: 752
Helena GREENUP married Bernard DOUGAN Qrt Jun 1897 District: Toxteth Park Vol: 8b Pg: 469

1891 Census
Lancashire, Toxteth Park
Edward GREENUP head b: abt: 1858 Lancashire
Mary E GREENUP wife b: abt: 1859 Lancashire
Edward Greenup son b: abt 1880 Liverpool
Ellen Greenup daug b: abt 1878 Liverpool
George Greenup son b: abt 1890 Liverpool
John Greenup son b: abt 1882 Liverpool
Joseph Greenup son b: abt 1891 Liverpool
Mary Greenup daug b: abt: 1884 Liverpool

1901 Census
Admin County: Liverpool C B
Civil Parish: Tox Park

Edward Greenup head 45 Lanc Liverpool Labourer General
Mary E Greenup wife 45 Lanc Liverpool
Edward J Greenup son 21 Lanc Liverpool Labourer Sawmills
John B Greenup son 19 Lanc Liverpool Labourer Sawmills
Mary Greenup daug 15 Lanc Liverpool Charing
George Greenup son 10 Lanc Liverpool Scholar
Joseph Greenup son 9 Lanc Liverpool Scholar
Hugh Greenup son 7 Lanc Liverpool Scholar
William Greenup son 5 Lanc Liverpool Scholar
Thomas Greenup son 3 Lanc Liverpool Scholar

Also in Civil Parish Toxteth Park 1901 Census
Bernard DOOGAN head age: 27 b: Lanc Liverpool occ: Gen Lab
Ellen DOOGAN wife age: 23 b: Lanc Liverpool
Minnie DOOGAN dau age: 3 b: Lanc Liverpool
Bernard DOOGAN son age: 2 b: Lanc Liverpool

Registrations of Births of Children to Edward James Greenup & Mary Ellen Campbell - FreeBMd
Ellen GREENUP b: qrt Sep 1877 District: West Derby Vol: 8b Pg: 229
Edmund James GREENUP b: Qrt Sep 1879 District: W Derby Vol: 8b Pg: 243
John Bernard GREENUP b: Qrt Jun 1881 District: Toxteth Park Vol: 8b Pg: 223
Mary GREENUP b: Qrt Jun 1884 District: Toxteth Park Vol: 8b Pg: 275
George GREENUP b: Qrt Sep 1889 District: Toxteth Park Vol: 8b Pg: 187
Joseph GREENUP b: Qrt Jun 1891 District: Toxteth Park Vol: 8b Pg: 146
Hugh GREENUP b: Qrt Sep 1893 District: Toxteth Park Vol: 8b Pg: 143
Thomas Henry GREENOP b: Qrt Jun 1898 District: Toxteth Park Vol: 8b Pg: 190
Could not find last son William.

Could this possible be your family?

Hope it helps
Regards
Tania

Re: Helena (aka Helen) Greenup and Bernard Doogan - UPDATE

JamesECraig09 — 2008-12-23 10:59:16Z

Helen Greenup:

Her Father was Bernard Greenup a carter from Cornwall who came to Liverpool for the work.

He married Mary Campbell a housemaid, who moved with her employer to Liverpool from Scotland.

Helena Greenup's 1st child Minn would have to have been born in the 1890's. Her Son Barney (Bernard Jr.) would have to have been born between 1897 and 1900. He was with the BEF during WW1. He entered the Service at age 18, was gassed, but survived. He had a stall with his wife (also named Minn) at New Brighton in the 1950's.

James.

Helena (aka Helen) Greenup and Bernard Doogan

JamesECraig09 — 2008-12-20 17:13:07Z

Helena (aka Helen) Greenup married Bernard Doogan (Duggan) and together had eight children, one, Joanna, christened 1905. Bernard Doogan was killed in a shipboard accident.
They lived in Liverpool, England.

Thanks for any contributions to take this search further.

James.

family

littlebundi — 2008-10-07 19:59:02Z

where did the name originate from

Re: William Greenup of MD

carol167195 — 2008-06-30 18:28:30Z

My father was Herbert Greenup and his father was William Isaac Greenup of Pawtucket RI I can trace to family back to William and Lucy Greenup then Jane and Issac Greenup of Carlisle, Cumberland, England 1822

Re: origin of greenup

carol167195 — 2008-06-30 18:24:56Z

Greenup means valley
Origin Carlisle, Cumberland England
Area went back and forth between England and Scotland

Re: William Greenup of MD

asmith05261 — 2008-06-27 14:48:49Z

I'm sorry, yes that was a typo. That explains why I'm not able to go back any further. Thank you for your help.
Ashley

Re: William Greenup of MD

EliseJourdan — 2008-06-27 11:09:33Z

The text of your message said you were looking for William George who died ca 1712. If that was a typo and you meant William Greenup, who died ca 1712, I can tell you what is "not" known. No clue has been located which would suggest his age or date of birth. So far no one has been able to prove the ancestry of William Greenup of Prince George's Co., MD. The only clue we have of his ancestry is that he named his plantation Cumberland and we do know that the Greenup family has lived in what used to be Cumberland Co. (now Cambria)in the far north west corner of England (records in Carlisle Castle) for hundreds of years, but beyond that nothing has been proven. It seems likely William was in Calvert Co. before Prince George's was formed from the western portion of Calvert, but the few surviving records of Calvert Co. do not mention him.

Elise Greenup Jourdan

William Greenup of MD

asmith05261 — 2008-06-26 16:23:11Z

I have come to a road block in researching my family tree. I have gotten as far as William George born 1681 and died around 1712. He was married to Mary, unknown last name. Does anyone have any information on his parents(names, birthdates,residence)?

Re: Christopher Samuel Greenup

jbird910 — 2007-11-28 22:53:32Z

Just saw this posting. My great great grandfather was Greenup Bird. Not certain it's the same one you are making reference to but he was born in London, migrated to Richmond, VA and then moved to Kearney, MO where he became very successful. Several years later he moved to Liberty, MO and built, at the time, the largest plantatoin in MO. After the civil war the property was donated to the Presbyterian Church which built William Jewell College. The property is still known as Bird's Hill and Greenup and other family members are buried there.

Probably not the same person you are speaking of but still interesting that there are (were) two Greenup Birds.

Re: Greenup in KY

PegJD628 — 2007-04-22 03:18:28Z

Am very interested in your research on this line. My grandfather was Wm. Burt Gresham...grandson of Sarah Burt Gresham. donovantap@aol.com

Re: Christopher and Samuel Greenup

PegJD628 — 2007-04-22 03:11:56Z

My gggGrandmother was also Sarah Greenup! I have Christopher born 1750 & his brothers Samuel & John. Have a bio written abt. Christopher and Samuel, mostly. Would love to share info. donovantap@aol.com

Re: Christopher Samuel Greenup

elisejourdan1 — 2007-03-13 12:06:17Z

The 2nd line shoudl read "afer 1820" - excuse my typo. Elise

Re: Greenup

2005-12-17 06:21:08Z

Dennis I will send to you off list

Re: Greenup

2005-12-16 19:28:12Z

Diane
I know this is our Charles and if I can find the pic of my Grandpa William I will send all of the things I have if you will send your address to my e-mail and when you see my Grandpa William and the picture of Charles on the 37th Ky Mounted Infantry site they look like twins. I didn't know how Charles and my grandpa were connected so I went to the Thompkinsville city hall and they had my grandpa and grandmas marriage records including the marriage bond paper and the permission slip written on a piece of Big Chief Tablet. I have photo copies of the originals and would be glad to send them to you so I now know that Charles oldest son Greenup was my Great Grandfather and about Mary there is a message on one of the boards that talks about some of our ancestors stealing a melungion indian girl and marrying her so mabey Mary was a child of that union that married Wash Isenberg

Re: Greenup

2005-12-16 13:02:43Z

Dennis could you send me a copy, I will send you payment for it. Let me know.

Diane

PS,, You think this is really our Charles McCue that was in Monroe County Kentucky? Our family here reports that Mary who married John Washington Isenburg was Indian and wasnt even a blood child of Charles and his wife. What do you think?

Re: Greenup

2005-12-15 21:31:12Z

Diane
I kept looking for records in the wrong place the court house in monroe county was burned during the civil war and again in the 50s but not the marriage records they were kept at city hall which wasn't burned I found my grandfathers and g mothers marriage records there William Albert McCue was 27 and had to put up a 100 dollar bond in 1902 to marry my grandmother who was 16 and she had to get permission from her parents it was all there at the City hall their permission was written on a piece of big chief tablet it was so cool to see.

Re: Greenup/Hurd ND

2005-05-14 21:41:53Z

Emma May Greenup, b. 23 Mar 1883 Motley, Cass Co., MN; d. 23 Aug 1962 Paso Robeles, CA; m/1 1 Jan 1901 Daniel Hardy Hurd; m/2 Apr 1927 Robert L. Schroeder; they lived ND, Canada, WA, CA. Emma was the d/o Benjamin Franlin Greenup and his first wife, Elmira M. Serff.
Benjamin was the s/o Stephen Harlan C. Greenup and Elizabeth Ann Hoyt - etc., etc.
The first Greenup in the colonies was William Greenup who died in Prince George's Co., MD in 1712. His wife was Mary ___. The Greenups came from Cambria [formerly Cumberland County in England, just south of the Scottish border. I have done 2 books on the Greenups in America. If you want to contact me, please do so directly: elisejourdan@att.net. Elise

Greenup/Hurd ND

2005-05-11 02:45:16Z

Does anyone have any info on Emma May Greenup and Dan Harvey Hurd.Their children are Leah, Retta,Eva,Viola,Wilber, Floyd, Edith all born in North Dakota starting in 1901. Charlie born in Canada and Winnie& Waneta (twins) born in Washington State in 1915

Re: Letter dated Mar 2, 1932

2005-03-31 19:20:54Z

Albert Edgar was in McKernzie Co., ND in 1912.

Which Lucy Greenup are you referring to?

Do you mind contacting me directly? Much easier for me than going through all this message board every time.
elisejourdan@att.net

Thanks. E.

Re: Letter dated Mar 2, 1932

2005-03-31 16:46:23Z

Thanks for the info. I did not follow them further in the census as I was trying to locate those with the last name Greenup. They were no doubt just "separated" in 1900 and got back together or times were bad or conditions were such that they were living with others for unknown reasons.

Good luck with your continued research. Sorry I can be of no help. Elise

Re: Letter dated Mar 2, 1932

2005-03-31 15:59:04Z

I checked my book and I have nothing on the deaths of Julia and Israel except Julia d. 20 Oct 1922. Julia was with her mother in Morrison, MN in 1900 age 55 and Israel was living in the same Motley Twp. with his sister Clara A. Bonham. I have no notation in the book that anything new has come in since publication. Israel is said to have lived in Deering, ND and moved to Oregon in 1934. Obviously, from the 1900 census, Julia and Israel broke up, so I would not expect them to be buried together. There were several Greenup families in ND in teh 1930 census. Elise

Re: Letter dated Mar 2, 1932

2005-03-31 13:13:42Z

Edmond Grant Greenup was 3 years old in the census of his parents in Allamakee Co. IA in 1870; 13 in Todd Co. MN in 1880; head of his own household, age 33, in Ramsey Co., ND, Odessa Twp., in 1900 and James Gl Hendrickson was living in the household; 1920 shows he and Emma were in Rathdrum Dist.,Kootenai Co., ID where he was working as a salesman and in 1930 as a famer in Hauser Dist. of Kootenai Co. with no family but had a lodger and housekeeper in the household. I have the census records for most if not all of his siblings and a lot more info not in the last Greenup book I did. I am happy to share with you. elisejourdan@att.net

origin of greenup

2005-09-30 21:25:10Z

I am interested in the origin of the name Greenup, is it English, Scottish or Irish.

Re: Greenup

2005-06-13 18:47:26Z

Thanks Diane you put me on the right track years ago but I never followed thru now I know Greeup was my GGrandfather

Re: Greenup

2005-06-13 14:24:05Z

I dont have a list. Their was someone on here a while back that came from that line I thought? I emailed for a pictures of Greenup as she said she had some but never heard back. I found a Charles McCue picture on the net, wonder if this is out Charles.

Diane Jones

Re: Boring family in Greenup, Kentucky

2004-04-08 16:16:36Z

Sorry, but as a Greenup family researcher I have no information regarding settlers of Greenup County. The county and town were named for Governor Christopher Greenup, 3rd gov. of KY (1804-1808). That is the ONLY connection between the Greenup family and the county.
Good luck in your endeavour.
Elise

Re: Joseph Greenup

2004-03-03 14:53:53Z

I think that it is possible that Joseph Greenup may be the son of Mathew and Sarah Greenup (my great grandparents). At the time of the 1901 census they lived at;
109 California,
Eston,
North Riding of Yorkshire,
England.
At that time they were aged 29 and 28 years old and had one son, George, aged 6.
Eston is very close to the border with county Durham.

Re: Letter dated Mar 2, 1932

dee76 — 2005-11-13 05:14:36Z

I was able to find the death dates in Kootenai Co, ID for Edmond Greenup and wife, but having problems in North Dakota finding Julia (nee Greenup) Peck, wife of Israel W. Peck. Last found them 1920 census, Deering Twp., McHenry Co., ND. Was surprised to find they had an adopted son, Frank Greenup.

Also found Malinda Greenup and some of her children, living at Deering Twp, but do not find any Peck or Greenup living at Deering Twp 1930 census. Was there some kind of a migration from North Dakota?

By any chance, do you know if Israel and Julia died there and what the dates are for them, name of cemetery?

Any information you might be willing to share with me would be appreciated.
Dee
res6rhoi@verizon.net

Re: Letter dated Mar 2, 1932

dee76 — 2005-11-13 05:14:36Z

The 1900 census for Motely, Morrison County would lead one to believe that Israel and Julia broke up even tho' both are listed as married, but that doesn't seem to be the case. They are living together, as husband and wife, in the 1910 & 1920 census Deering Twp. McHenry Co. ND. With them is daughter, Mary Peck and adopted son, Frank L. Peck.

In the 1920 census, Israel Peck is 72 and Julia is 73. Mary is 40 and Frank is 19.

Re: Letter dated Mar 2, 1932

dee76 — 2005-11-13 05:14:36Z

So you have anything on Albert Edgar Greenup. Last I find him is in the 1900 census in Lake Twp., Cerro Gordo Co., IA. He is married to Nellie. I have been unable to find either Albert or Nellie after 1900 census.

My direct line is through Hester Greenup who married Joseph Beetem. I have been trying to track Hester's sibling.

Also on Lucy E. Greenup. Many people have Lucy's date of birth as 25 Feb 1853. But according to the cemetery records online, Lucy's dates are b. 8 March 1853 d. 8 Oct. 1867.

Greenup

irish_49 — 2005-06-13 12:06:37Z

Diane is it possible you have a list of Greenup McCues children and his wife.

Re: Christopher Samuel Greenup

elisejourdan1 — 2007-03-13 11:57:36Z

I do not find any Patterson connection with the Greenup family. However, fater 1820 John Greenup and wife, Jennie Malinda Cecil, left Wayne Co., KY and by 1830 were in the census of Cole Co., MO; by 1840 they were in Clark Township, Cole Co. By 1840, Christopher B. Greenup and his wife, Malinda Wray, were in Jim Henry Township of Miller Co., MO. It was not uncommon to give a son the family name of a friend or a prominent person. I have run across dozens, possibly hundreds, of men with the given name Greenup who did not appear to have any connection to the family, however, most of them were named for Gov. Christopher Greenup of KY (1750-1818)

Boring family in Greenup, Kentucky

Long704 — 2004-04-08 15:33:38Z

Recently found my husband's gg grandfather, Ervin Boring in the 1860 census living in Greenup, Kentucky. He is the son of John and Rebecca Boring...siblings...Lucinda, Laura, Emma, Fermin and Eligah. Don't have the lineage past John and Rebecca. I would appreciate any input. Thanks

Greenups of Australia

J_Greenup — 2006-08-07 02:42:14Z

I was wondering if anyone has information on the Greenup of Australia. My Grandfather was William Greenup from Toowoomba. Thank you

John Samuel Jarrell (1850-1931);WV>Ky

WileyAlstonJarrell27 — 2006-12-05 14:12:19Z

DNA testing: Greenup and other variants of Greenhalgh

Richard_Greenough — 2006-10-15 00:19:50Z

A recently aired American Public Broadcasting System documentary series has inspired me to start exploring genetic genealogy. DNA testing would seem to be a great way to confirm and sort out the relationships between the Greenhalgh surname of Lancashire and its many known and supposed variants, including Greenough, Greeno, Greenall, Greenhow, Greenhough, Greenup, Greenhalf, and many others.

I have signed up for testing myself at dnaheritage.com and established a "Greenhalgh/Greenough/Greeno Surname Project" there:

http://www.dnaheritage.com/surnameform.asp?GroupUnique=31443...

Please let me know if you are interested by contacting me at the email address above this message or through the form at the bottom of the project page at dnaheritage.com.

I also hope we can discuss the general questions people have about DNA testing in genealogy in this thread and use that in planning a strategy for testing that will maximize research value.

I will post here about how my experience with DNA Heritage goes.

Re: Greenup in KY

susan112073 — 2007-03-11 23:06:20Z

do you have any info on samuel and lula greenup? Any info would b greatly appreciated.
susan112073@yahoo.com

Re: Christopher Samuel Greenup

gerryhumes_1 — 2007-03-12 16:42:10Z

My Paternal ancestry goes back to John Patterson, b abt 1795 in KY. Although I've found him on census in 1850 & 1860 in Missouri, I haven't been able to locate any information about him in KY. However, he named a son, Greenup Bird Patterson b 30 May 1829 in Missouri. The name also went to a grandson & great grandson. Anyone have any trees with Patterson's in it? Thanks, Gerry

Placed

Neil_Greenup — 2004-04-20 11:24:52Z

Hi Pete
I think I have you placed on my family tree now. I think you have a lot of info that I don't have on my tree. I only have info on ALBERT EDWARD and his children and some info on JOHN THOMAS's children but no more.
I would greatly appreciate it if you could e-mail me a list of everyone and there children you have. And if I can give you any moore info I will. My e-mail address is
(n_greenup@optusnet.com.au).
I live in Australia, Canberra.
Greenup's Originated from England some went to America and I belive some came directly to Australia. But I have no info on them.
I have been in contact with a couple of helpfull people in America but could not find a link to William Walter's father John Thomas as yet. I hope to here from you soon
Neil.

Thank You

Neil_Greenup — 2004-04-20 11:24:52Z

Thank you very much for the info. I will check to see if we have a conection. thank you.

Re: George Greenup

GottaGoPrice — 2004-03-27 00:30:54Z

Who do you have a his wife?
I also have a George greenup whittington christian as my gg grandfather.
My Christian family is from Okla.

Re: GREENUP''s-my line ,Thomas

DeeYeager68 — 2005-03-30 23:40:08Z

Sounds like your George Greenup is from the line of Stephen H. Greenup and Elizabeth Hoyt. Maybe a grandson. I know a son, Benjamin "Frank" Greenup has a son named George who was born abt 1884 in Minnesota. In 1900 this family was living in North Dakota.

Benjamin Franklin "Frank" Greenup was born in Iowa, wife, Elmira was born in Ohio. They had 9 children, George being second born.

Re: Letter dated Mar 2, 1932

DeeYeager68 — 2005-03-30 23:33:26Z

If you or Roberta are interested, I was able to trace Edmond Grant Greenup to Idaho. Know a lot of people have him as Edward, but it should actually be Edmond. He married Emma (Hedrickson?) Both died Kootenai Co., ID

I am still working on the rest of the children of Stephen H. and Elizabeth A. (nee Hoyt) Greenup. Have some further info on Julia Ellen who married Israel W. Peck. They ended up in Deering Twp., McHenry Co, ND

Greenup Book

DeeYeager68 — 2004-05-01 04:28:09Z

Elise,
Does your book document the line of Stephen Harland Greenup, husband of Elzabeth Hoyt?

Would be very interested as I have some conflicting information on their children. Was the last child, Edmond or Edward. He is listed both ways; 1870 census it is Edward; 1880 census, he is Edmond.

I descend from daughter Hester Ann Greenup who married Joseph Beetem.