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GUYTON Grady Rev 1898-1987

t42MountOlivet — 2009-09-04 18:54:32Z

GUYTON Grady Rev 1898-1987

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

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Re: Guyton

juliusr — 2009-08-18 08:24:48Z

I have a small list of Guytons near Pendleton, SC. (African-Americans).

Re: francis bruse guyton

clyde_stowell — 2009-07-31 04:39:41Z

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Re: francis bruse guyton

BarbaraZiegenmeyer — 2009-07-31 04:18:40Z

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francis bruse guyton

jeanie1934 — 2009-07-26 04:12:46Z

barbara if you see this send me amessage about your dad pete .o.k? thanks jean

Re: William Alexander NC->Missouri

skipfranklin — 2009-07-17 19:06:45Z

Thank you for the marriage source on William Alexander.

He claimed to be a Capt in the Rev War (it is on his tombstone in Missouri). He is accepted by the DAR (DAR# A001264). For that reason I am accepting a 1759 birth year (saw that somewhere with no documentation).

The best possibility I can find for parents of William is very sketchy, but it is James Alexander and Mary who came to NC from Maryland.

- Since William served in the Rev War the 1759 birth date is plausible
- In an unsourced list of James and Mary's children, there is a William born in 1759
- This James tried to serve in the Rev War and had another son Matthew who did
- I have ruled out all the other parents of William Alexanders that I can find in NC at the time.
- William was, like James and Mary, from Rowan County.
- http://alexanderdna.org/AlexGens.html shows a William son of James

I have convinced myself that he is most definitely not the son of the James Alexander who married Mary Peden, but those seem to get confused.

I have about 1200 of my alleged ancestors treed up, and I have spent more time trying to find the parents of this William Alexander than any other.

John Dee Guyton

newsleuth — 2009-06-22 22:38:25Z

Am trying to find any trace of John Dee Guyton, my husband's grandfather. His son (my husband's father,also named John Dee Guyton) was born in 1915 in Hamilton Chattanooga TN. His mother was Mae Hallmark, who would have been 15 or 16 years old at his birth. There was no birth certificate issued,and though my husband's father was told his mother and father had been married, I can find no proof of that, nor of the divorce she said they got later. I really have no evidence that he existed; just what John Dee Guyton Jr. said his mother told him. I thought the middle name "Dee" would help, but it may have become "D" on legal documents, or maybe the name was part of a story Mae told to make her son feel better.

Re: Cartersville, Georgia

wishbone516 — 2009-05-30 16:11:13Z

Hi--I am doing research on my husband's family (Guyton) in Bartow Co. (Cartersville). He tells me that there are two different Guyton families there. His ancestors are the same in generations 1 and 2, but in generation 3 his ancestor is Jacob Sanders Guyton (b. 1839), then Lucius Allison Guyton (b. 1868) and finally his father Ransom Stewart Guyton (b. 1910). I did not find the Marion Jackson Guyton (b. 1835) to be a brother of Jacob Sanders Guyton, although they may be. My husband's name is Carlton Renna Guyton (b. 1934). His mother was Clara Inez Starnes.
Jan Guyton

Re: Nancy Guyton

johnsimino — 2009-04-30 04:30:38Z

I haven't done any research for a couple monthes. I show that William Alexander married Elizabeth Fish 4/4/1797 in Lincoln County, North Carolina (marriage bond #000070744). I believe William's father was Samuel Alexander B:abt 1756 in Tyrell County, North Carolina and he died in 1778. I have not found William's mother at this time.

Re: Nancy Guyton

skipfranklin — 2009-04-29 18:02:07Z

Nancy is my 3rd ggrandmother thru her son Giles and gson John Giles.

I am curious, have you ever found the parentage of William Alexander the father of Lucinda the wife of John Giles our ancestor? There were so many Alexanders in Rowan County, I have no idea on him.

Thanks.

Re: Nancy Guyton

skipfranklin — 2009-04-29 17:59:39Z

Thanks so much for your very reasonable conclusions regarding Nancy Guyton - she had been a mystery to me for some time.

My line is thru her son John Giles and grandson Giles.

Re: Guyton from Kosciusko, Mississippi

donnaguytonparks1 — 2009-03-29 06:13:17Z

Email me at Donnaguytonparks@gmail.com. or call at 662-609-6837. I am daughter of Allen Clark Guyton who die in July, 1972 at 38 years of age. All my relatives are from Atalla County, MS. My father is buried in Sallis Cemetery, MS.

Re: African-American, GUYTON, 1843, Tippah Co., Ripley, Mississippi

guytonfamily1 — 2009-03-20 16:32:35Z

I did find that information. I was looking for Mark & Beatrice Siblings. He had one sister name Nellie Guyton Goobsy who lived in St. Louis but couldn't find anything on Her. Just trying to find his brothers and sisters.

Re: Searching for Guytons from Sulligent, AL...specifically Black but

VIRGINIAMEADOWS1 — 2009-03-19 18:36:44Z

Two cousins Nathaniel & Joseph, both white, moved from Maryland and settled in Union Dist., S.C. Both had large families. Joseph's son Aaron settled in Anderson, S.C., son Moses settled in Georgia, son Joseph settled Union Dist., S.C., now, son Abraham had sons John E. settled in Moline, Union Co., Ms 1844, Abraham Jenkins settled in Tippah Co., MS and named it Guyton, MS in 1851. This was my great-great grandfather Andy Louis Guyton's former owner. Lastly their brother Joseph B. settled in Attala Co., MS. As land was ceded from the Indians, you see, these few w/family/extended families and slaves settled thru Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi and Texas...etec

Re: African-American, GUYTON, 1843, Tippah Co., Ripley, Mississippi

VIRGINIAMEADOWS1 — 2009-03-19 17:47:52Z

You will find Marshall B., oldest of Mark A. and Beatrice Crayton Guyton in Poinsett Co., Alabama 1920 census, image 270A

Re: African-American, GUYTON, 1843, Tippah Co., Ripley, Mississippi

VIRGINIAMEADOWS1 — 2009-03-19 17:36:10Z

Giles Guyton b. Mar 1841, N.C., married Martha Jane Foote b. Sept. 1845 S. Carolina, 22 Dec. 1866 Tippah Co., MS by Justice of Peace H. H. Pernell. Sibblings: Elizabeth Guyton Stitt Jackson, Louis, Loston or Lawson, Roxannah Guyton Crayton, Giles, Berry, Miles A., Green

Re: African-American, GUYTON, 1843, Tippah Co., Ripley, Mississippi

VIRGINIAMEADOWS1 — 2009-03-19 17:35:22Z

Re: Guyton from Kosciusko, Mississippi

jimemansr — 2009-03-13 17:20:53Z

Kelly,
I have posted the family tree that includes John Guyton in:

Rootsweb # :3071702 or

Ancestry Family Trees labeled "Rinne Ancestors"

Jim

Re: David Guyton

kellycranford23 — 2009-03-07 17:56:34Z

annie, did you ever find out the info that you were looking for on David Guyton, air force in Alaska? I don't know anything about him. I was reading old posts and was curious to know whether or not the child found her dad.
Kelly Cranford

Re: Guyton from Kosciusko, Mississippi

kellycranford23 — 2009-03-13 16:18:47Z

I also come from the line of John Guyton. What info do you have? I would love to know, because I think there is some holes in mine, as far as last names, dates, etc.
Kelly Cranford

Re: Searching for Guytons from Sulligent, AL...specifically Black but

kellycranford23 — 2009-03-13 16:09:04Z

Hello Kitty, I was just searching through messages and came across yours. I don't want to offend you with any comments or information, but my line is the one with John Guyton from England who lived in Maryland and they miagrated all the way to Sulligent in Lamar County. I do know that my GGGGrandfather owned a plantation there and there is a Guyton cememtary located near the homestead. I have always heard that the owner would give his last name to his slaves for identification purposes. I have no idea if this is true or there is actually mixed blood here. If so, we are related. Could you tell me if you ever found anything? I will be happy to share what I have, maybe it will help.
Kelly Cranford

Re: Mary (Polly) Guyton's husband and relatives

ssgwilliam — 2007-09-29 16:33:42Z

I do not have the ancestors of Alexander Martin. I haven't been able to find out where he was born or the exact year.

It would be good to look for a relationship between him and James V. Martin, but I haven't been able to tie Alexander to any of the Martin families in my data base.

I need to get together with you, because I didn't have the husband or child of Mary Guyton.

Do you connect to the Guyton family? I have some documents on that family.

Sandra

Re: Nancy Guyton

dfguyton1 — 2009-03-09 17:36:30Z

The ancestry of Nancy Guyton is probably as follows:-

Samuel Guyton (born c 1769 in Maryland) and wife Rebecca (born c 1772 in Maryland)

Benjamin Guyton (born c 1732 in Maryland, married 13 December 1753 in Baltimore County, Maryland, died 22 June 1801 in Baltimore County, Maryland, will probated 22 July 1801 in Baltimore County, Maryland) and wife Amelia Scarf (born c 1732)

Benjamin Guyton (baptised 4 February 1701 (Old style)/1702 (New style) at St Martin at Palace, Norwich, England, emigrated to Maryland about 1719, died 1776, will probated July 1776 in Baltimore County, Maryland) and wife unknown, possibly Elizabeth Kidd

From the will of Benjamin Guyton dated 22 June 1801 and probated 22 July 1801 it is known that he had a son, Samuel Guyton.

It is a reasonable presumption, though not proven, that this is the same Samuel Guyton who is recorded in Kentucky from 1800 onwards. This Samuel Guyton appears in a tax list for Shelby County, Kentucky, dated 7 August 1800, in the 1810 census for Shelby County, Kentucky, in the 1820 census for West Port, Henry County, Kentucky, (indexed by Ancestry.com as Same Guyton), in the 1820 census for Oldham County, Kentucky, (recorded as Samuel Guiton and indexed by Ancestry.com as Samuel Gailon), in the 1840 census for Oldham County, Kentucky, (recorded as Samuel Guiton and indexed by Ancestry.com as Sanan Guiton), and the 1850 census for Oldham County, Kentucky, (recorded at Samuel Guyton) where his wife is named as Rebecca.

As no other Guyton families are known to have moved to Kentucky by the early 1800s, a further reasonable presumption is that all the Guytons born or living in Kentucky in the early nineteenth century are related to Samuel Guyton and his wife, Rebeccca. From the 1810 to 1840 censuses, it appears that they may have had up to fifteen children though, in the absence of named individuals apart from the head of household, some of them may be sons or daughters in law or grandchildren or other residents. From later censuses and Kentucky birth and marriage records, seven Guytons have been identified whose ages and matches with the earlier census returns make it highly likely that they are children of Samuel and Rebecca Guyton. In order of estimated dates of birth, these are Nancy Guyton (born 1792), Leah Guyton (born c 1797), Henry Guyton (born c 1798), Mary Polly Guyton (born c 1800), Cordelia Guyton (born c 1805), Celia Guyton (born c 1813) and Joseph B Guyton (born c 1815). The marriage of a Daniel Austin and Celia Geyton on 11 October 1838 in Oldham County, Kentucky, gives her father's name as Samuel Geyton who is almost certainly the same person as Samuel Guyton. Of the seven presumed children, this is the only one where the link is reasonably explicit.

If you are interested and would like to give me your e-mail address, I can also supply information on the ancestry of Benjamin Guyton (1771 - 1776) going back a further three generations to a John Gyton born c 1605 who was a reeder (a thatcher using reeds) in Norwich, England, and his wife, Margaret.

Re: GUYTON, cook in British Army ca 1940s

dfguyton1 — 2008-06-23 08:36:45Z

Thank you for your reply and the extra information. I would be pleased to see a scan of the card if you would like to e-mail it to me at DFGuyton@compuserve.com.

Re: GUYTON, cook in British Army ca 1940s

dfguyton1 — 2008-06-20 10:25:14Z

I'm afraid I can't identify the person from this description. However, as part of a GUYTON one-name study, I probably have his name and family connections in my database if you can offer any more details to help with identification.

Nancy Guyton

johnsimino — 2009-01-30 21:54:47Z

Looking for parents: Nancy Guyton B:3/26/1792?, D:9/26/1846 Farmington St Francois Missouri, M:6/8/1809 Shelby Kentucky to Henry Hunt, B:12/6/1777 Rowan North Carolina, D: 5/17/1836 Farmington St Francois Missouri. Nancy is my 4th Great Grandmother via her son John Giles Hunt, B:10/17/1815 Farmington St Francois Missouri, D: 10/17/1880 Farmington St Francois Missouri, M:6/2/1839 to Lucinda Alexander, B:2/25/1817 Farmington St Francois Missouri, D: 5/3/1896 Farmington St Francois Missouri.

Mary Guyton, Union County, South Carolina

cwmtriece — 2008-04-28 01:19:40Z

Looking for Guyton family information for Mary Guyton b. about 1781, Union County, SC. I understand her father was Charles Guyton and her mother was Rosannah Humphries. Mary Guyton married Joseph Augustus Webber. Any information on this Guyton family would be greatly appreciated.

Re: Mary (Polly) Guyton's husband and relatives

Texasbird — 2007-09-29 03:46:37Z

Sandy,
Do you know any background of the Alexander Martin, b. 1774, SC, who married Hannah Guyton, dau. of Joseph Guyton and Hannah Whitaker? I am looking for a James V. Martin, b. 1820, who married Elizabeth Aspassio Bird, b. 1823, Union District, SC, dau. of James Calvin Bird and Mary Guyton, b. 1800, SC, dau. of Abraham Guyton and Martha Patsy Ellis. I am trying to find the parents of James V. Martin, thought perhaps he is related to Alexander Martin. Would appreciate any help.
Julia

Re: Guiton, Patterson...North Carolina

wyona16 — 2008-02-12 07:45:02Z

hi katie, I'm responding to your search about guyton and the patterson's i'm from vass and know where the church is located Bethesda is in aberdeen,n.c.I'm a Patterson if you have any info to go on plesae share.My Grandfather was Edward Patterson and his father was N.J Patterson and his wife was Christian Patterson.

Re: Guyton Genealogy

mistresschristi — 2008-12-15 07:46:31Z

I KNOW A GUYTON IN MARYLAND. ALL I CAN SAY IS TO LOOK AROUND TANEYTOWN MARYLAND,IT BORDERS PENNSYLVANIA.

Re: African-American, GUYTON, 1843, Tippah Co., Ripley, Mississippi

niankey — 2008-10-17 00:07:26Z

Do you happen to have any information on African-American GUYTON families from Dexter and Dublin, Georgia?

BOBBIE GAYLE GUYTON

CarolJeanGuyton65 — 2008-09-03 20:57:03Z

I am seeking for Bobbie Gayle Guyton. Her mother was Willie Ruth Turner. Bobbie Gayle Guyton should be in her 70's now. She & I shared the same biological father, Robert Greer Guyton.

Any information would be so very much appreciated.

Sincerely,
Carol Guyton
guytoncjbrown@yahoo.com

Re: Mary (Polly) Guyton's husband and relatives

tphighlands — 2007-12-16 07:46:53Z

I am related to the Aaron Guyton Family of S.C. I will look up and see if I find any helpful information for you. I may have some in my fies that i have never gotten recorded. Those names sound familiar.

Re: Mary (Polly) Guyton's husband and relatives

stacyhall25 — 2007-09-30 18:32:59Z

I continue to get a "Delivery Status Notification (failure)" every time I try to email you. Maybe it would be better for you to contact me at stacyhall9@msn.com.

Re: Mary (Polly) Guyton's husband and relatives

stacyhall25 — 2007-09-30 07:33:00Z

I tried to email you, but it was returned to me. Mary Tabitha Cumi Guyton and James William Bell were my third greats - would love to exchange info.

GUYTON, cook in British Army ca 1940s

eehoop — 2008-06-08 16:14:49Z

Does anyone have a GUYTON in their tree who was a cook in ht British Army ca 1940s who was posted to Gibraltar? Josey

Re: GUYTON, cook in British Army ca 1940s

eehoop — 2008-06-20 10:39:08Z

The reason I posted the message is that I have come across a postcard of 'Cook Guyton 1st cook' in army uniform. I believe the previous owner of the card had been an officer in Gibraltar, although I now think it is WW1 not WW2, and that Cook Guyton was one of his men. So I suspect Cook Guyton was born ca 1890. I am happy to reunite card with the family if the cook can be identified with a reasonable amount of accuracy. I have tried to identify the regiment with no success. I also have a PC of Cook Evans 2nd cook who will be impossible to trace if I don't know the regiment - that is why I tried Guyton first as it is a much less common name. If you send your email address I can email you a scan of the card.

Turner

FredRose44 — 2008-01-09 02:36:14Z

I enjoyed seeing your information on the Turner family. I would like to point out one error in your information. My wife is a Turner and you have a Della Turner married to Charles Bock listed as the daughter of Ira Miles Turner. The Della who was married to Charles (Charlie) was really Mildred Adela Turner, daughter of Floyd Turner (real name Victor Floyd Turner), nephew of Ira Miles Turner. Floyd's father was William Asbury Turner. Floyd was also my wife's grandfather. If you want to see more info, check out my listing on Rootsweb or Gencircles. It is under the title Rose/McGrew/Turner/Klaenhammer.

Re: I am intrested in any information a black guyton Famitly tree

mavisandmark — 2008-02-14 15:42:37Z

Hi Scott, I have some information re black Guytons in OK. & Mississippi.. cantact me mavisandmark@yahoo.com

Re: Guytons

Sann098 — 2008-02-06 05:20:10Z

It has been along time since I have been on this website at least 4yrs can you please explain I don't understand what you are talking about.

Re: I am intrested in any information a black guyton Famitly tree

Sann098 — 2008-02-08 21:46:39Z

On my grandfather birh certificate I found the it says that his father was name White Guyton.

Re: Guytons

Sann098 — 2008-02-08 21:42:00Z

No I don't remember a Mark & Beatrice Guyton. I never anyone in the family say anything about them.

GUYTON Frances I 1913-1998

t42Moore — 2008-11-03 13:51:26Z

GUYTON Frances I 1913-1998

I photographed this gravestone in the Moore Cemetery, Arlington,Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records.

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Re: Mary (Polly) Guyton's husband and relatives

weslm — 2007-09-30 15:33:41Z

Stacy,

Contact me offline at wlca_mays@msn.com

Thanks,
Wes

Re: Guytons

MargoSharonGuyton — 2008-02-06 04:52:50Z

he did...Mark and Beatrice Guyton

Re: African-American, GUYTON, 1843, Tippah Co., Ripley, Mississippi

MargoSharonGuyton — 2008-02-06 04:44:54Z

hello, I hope you still check this sight out. My family date back to 1972: Mark and Beatrice Guyton....the children I can't seem to locate but my grandpa...he is the only survivor. Born in Union, MS. lived onthe stanford planation in Tippah, MS....children are....Pontie, Cubslie, lucile, beulah, nellie may, elihue guyton

Re: African-American, GUYTON, 1843, Tippah Co., Ripley, Mississippi

MargoSharonGuyton — 2008-02-06 04:38:37Z

Have you came across the name: Mark and Beatrice, They were on the Stanford Plantation in Tippah, also Union MS.
Children Pontie, Cubslie, Lucile, Beulah, Nellie May, Elihue Guyton....I have been trying to find Mark's Brothers and Sisters.

Re: Guytons

MargoSharonGuyton — 2008-02-08 05:56:36Z

It has been a while for me as well and I was just answering a question that you ask 4 years ago...couldn't find it....but I am a guyton my family only dates back to 1872 my great grandpa and ma Mark & Beatrice Guyton from Union County, MS.....if that rings a bell for you...would love for your help..Beatrice was Mulatto so she has white relatives as well.....

Re: Mary (Polly) Guyton's husband and relatives

campj17 — 2007-09-30 11:56:55Z

You can contact me off the board at campj@hiwaay.net.

I can send you many things about the Guyton family, but I have very little right now on Mary Tabitha Cumi GUYTON, not even her husband's name (Bell?). However, her first cousin was Mary Tabitha Cumi BIRD, who was my 2nd great-grand aunt!!!!!

Send me an e-mail "off-mesage board," and we'll "talk!"

Do you use Famity Tree Maker? If son, maybve we can swap databases. Just need a "snail mail" address..

Buck Camp

Re: Mary (Polly) Guyton's husband and relatives

campj17 — 2007-09-29 20:35:35Z

Sandra,
All I have on Alexander Martin is his birthdate of 26 Mar 1774, place unknown.

Am sending you my Ourlibe descendant tree from John Guytin, born 1605, froward (thought I might have gotten that from YOU!)

Which Mary Guyton are you referring to? I have about 19 in my database, and I'm not sure which ones YOU have.

Buck (still at campj@hiwaay.net)