Honeycutt - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Offering grave-stone picture of Ray A. HONEYCUTT of LA, WWII, buried in France, 101st Airborne,d. 1944

DianaAbernathy9 — 2009-11-11 17:41:48Z

My name is Diana Honeycutt Abernathy. My grandparents were Zack and Callie Honeycutt of Birmingham, Ala. My father died when I was only 2. I never knew anything about my Honeycutt relatives. I would love to learn as much as possible, now that the computer age has made it possible. I would really li8ke to have a pic of my Honeycutt relative that was killed in France. I am also researching my connection from the Revolutionary and Civil War eras, for my U.D.C. and D.A.R. My email is reikidi@bellsouth.net. My tel. No. is 770-974-6112. Only one relative has ever telephoned me, but I keep giving my contact information out. Someday....I hope to hear from another Honeycutt relative.

Re: Offering grave-stone picture of Ray A. HONEYCUTT of LA, WWII, buried in France, 101st Airborne,d. 1944

shorty10252 — 2009-11-10 05:01:45Z

If believe Ray is a cousin, son of William V. Honeycutt from Grant Parish,Louisiana. I know A cousin Ray was killed in WWll in 1944. My e-mail address is shorty10252@wildblue.net. I would love to have the picture and any information you know--
Thanks, Wanda

Re: Dosier & Susie HONEYCUTT of Colfax, LA

shorty10252 — 2009-11-10 03:31:02Z

Dozier and Susie Hebert Honeycutt are buried at Oak Grove Cemetary,Hwy 8, between Colfax and Bentley,Louisiana in Grant Parish. These are my grandparents .I have pictures posted on my tree of their graves ad pictures of them. My tree is Honeycutt Family Tree shorty10252 and e-mail is Shorty10252@wildblue.net.

Re: Honeycutt in NC to La.

shorty10252 — 2009-11-09 05:25:13Z

I Have searched very hard to get the Honeycutt children correct and have changed my opinions several times. A big problem comes in because there are at least two John Honeycutts in Union Parish, Louisiana and this was unexpected.

Re: Honeycutt in NC to La.

gnezworski — 2009-11-07 19:11:29Z

No, they do not - The only children of John Honeycutt/Mary Feazel is proven by Mary Honeycutt Succession Record and Hunt County District Ct. Cause #1898...Elizabeth (Wilhite), Austin, John, Alfred, Mary Jane (Bilberry)

John Honeycutt/Gada is a separate family entirely.

Uriah Honeycutt - Buncombe Co., NC - Claiborne Co., TN

KMMarsh — 2009-11-06 22:50:19Z

There was a Uriah Honeycutt born (from census) between 1770-1780 who probably married Nancy Bradford 14 Aug 1798 in Orange County, NC. They were on the 1800 Guilford Co., NC census living next door to Joseph Bradford and James Bradford. This Uriah is too old to be the son of Moses "The Pioneer" from Buncombe/Yancey Co., NC.

Uriah served in the War of 1812 from Buncombe Co., NC, and is on the 1820 Buncombe Co., NC census. He and his wife (still Nancy?) had two probable sons listed and 3 probable daughters listed in that census. My working theory is that those sons were M. S. (Moses Sampson) and Austin. The daughters I have no names for at this time.

In 1830, Uriah and his wife (still Nancy?) have one son and one daughter still at home. I think the son is Austin.
M. S. (Moses Sampson) is listed separately, having married Susannah ? around 1825 or so. They have several small children by 1830 and are still in Buncombe Co., NC.

By 1840, Uriah has moved to Claiborne Co., TN, along with his sons Moses and Austin and a younger son (probably James Madison or Mattison). Uriah dies in 1843 and Austin is named administrator. The estate seems to amount to a couple of dollars and I can't find any other accounting for it.

I think Moses S. and Susannah have moved further west before 1843, Moses S. dies, and Susannah and four children are on the 1850 Wright County, Missouri census. The children are Nancy, Sampson, Austin, and Elizabeth. There may have been another daughter who either died or married before 1850.

1850 - Claiborne County, TN - Austin has married Rebecca Robinson and has a large family. James M. marries Nancy Woodward in early 1850. In 1860, Austin, Rebecca, their children, Rebecca's parents, Austin's brother James M., his wife Nancy, and their children are all sharing a home in what is now Union Co., Tennessee. They probably didn't move - Union County split off from Claiborne Co., TN.

If anyone researching Honeycutts (any spelling although this line seems to use "Honeycutt" pretty consistently) can poke holes in this theory, please do. I'm working back from the Missouri lines for Austin and Sampson, both of whom have been Y-DNA tested. They are a 67/67 marker match for a descendant of Joseph Hunnicutt/Mary Polly Love who moved from NC to Atlanta, GA. So far, that just adds to the confusion, but we're hopeful we can find a common ancestor.

Re: Willard Honeycutt, d. 1940's

shannonespy — 2009-10-21 21:27:06Z

Hello, I'm looking for a Willard D. Honeycutt who was born somewhere around 1950 possible in Idaho to a Maud Larane Honeycutt. Could this be your grandfather or another relative?
Shannon

Re: Bertha (HONEYCUTT) PROFITT

DianaAbernathy9 — 2009-10-21 05:29:03Z

Hi, my name is Diana Honeycutt. My Father died when I was only 2. I know very little of him. His name was Melvin George Honeycutt. His parents were Zach and Callie Allen Honeycutt (Bessemer and Birmingham). How are we related? I am so happy to hear from a Honeycutt relative! Please contact me. reikidi@bellsouth.net I would love to correspond with you.

Mary Jane Honeycutt

Landes1799 — 2009-10-20 14:18:27Z

Looking for any info on Mary Jane Honeycutt. b. 1841 d. 1924. Any information would be very helpful.

Re: Bertha (HONEYCUTT) PROFITT

gormanginger1 — 2009-10-19 21:29:24Z

hello i saw you were looking for honeycutt,acuna.so i joined.i am Elaine and Glenn Honeycutts grand daughter.Acunna comes from my aunt Hellens married name.Sadley she has passed.please contact me.

Re: Honeycutt/Hunnicutt DNA project

lizardhillfarm — 2009-10-15 16:06:17Z

Hello,
This Donnie Honeycutt Plyler, daughter of Curtis Eugene Honeycutt and granddaughter of James Thomas Honeycutt. Our family is from Monroe, NC. Monroe is in Union County which the next county south of Charlotte in Meck. county. I have more family that are into ancestry that may give you more to enhance your studies.

If I can be of any help, let me know.

Re: Honeycutt/Hunnicutt DNA project

DianaAbernathy9 — 2009-10-12 15:03:16Z

I believe that we are related. My Grandfather was Zachariah Honeycutt - Birmingham and Bessemer. Please contact me. My father died when I was only 2 and I know very little about by connection. I would really like to hear from you.

Re: Dicey Bell (HONEYCUTT) POWERS RICHMOND, Ripley Co. MO

DianaAbernathy9 — 2009-10-12 14:56:26Z

My name is Diana Honeycutt. My Father died when I was only 2. I yearn for more info on my entire connection. My Grandmother was Caldona Allen Honeycutt. My Grandfather was Zachariah Honeycutt. PLEASE contact me if you know any information at al about my connection. I have heard that there was Indian blood. I would love to know about it.

Re: ggmother-Scinda (HONEYCUTT) OSBORNE-was on the Trail of Tears

TraceySutton75 — 2009-10-10 23:38:20Z

yes this is the same one. i see you are in the family tree also. can you help?

Re: ggmother-Scinda (HONEYCUTT) OSBORNE-was on the Trail of Tears

snowcone05 — 2009-09-24 19:48:34Z

sorry i just ran across this post. yes this is the same person. i have re-read some of my notes and i messed up on some info, sorry. what else do you possible have on her? thanks.

Liz

Thomas Honeycutt and Sarah Saxon

jhphillips32 — 2009-09-17 02:53:16Z

Hi, does anyone have any source information on Thomas Honeycutt and Sarah Saxon?

Re: Austin & Rebecca (ROBINSON) HONEYCUTT

WayneMoore32 — 2009-09-17 02:49:06Z

Since I am also descended from Moses, I have been following all the lines of his descendents that I can. My file includes Austin and his two wives and as many descendents that I have found. Would you like to share files? My file starts with William Huncote b. abt. 1600.
Wayne
bevway@tds.com

Austin & Rebecca (ROBINSON) HONEYCUTT

SHebHoll08 — 2009-09-17 02:48:27Z

Greetings! After a year of working on my database, I have just "gone public" and have included some images you may want to see. They are of Rebecca Robinson, and her children (with Austin Honeycutt). The children are Chesley, Guilford, Nancy, James & John. I have more to upload, and I would love to learn more about my relatives, so respond if you are working on this line as well. Thanks. SHebHoll08.

Lonnie HONEYCUTT

2009-09-17 02:41:50Z

Hi, I'm probably not going to be of much help because I never knew my real father nor his family, but maybe what info I do have will help you. My fathers name was Jim Honeycutt and from my understanding, they originated from NC, but some moved to Indiana (where I was born). My grandfather's name was Lonnie. I have an Aunt (Kay Honeycutt Champion) that lives in NC (Carolina Beach)now, and an Uncle (Arle Honeycutt) that lives in Ashville, NC (I think). I have met them briefly only one time. I would love to meet what family is left so my child can know his ancestors, but I haven't been financially or physically able to travel and do this.
If you have any information that you can share, I would appreciate it.
Good luck on your search, I hope to hear from you soon.

Re: Rufus Honeycutt

2009-09-17 02:40:23Z

I believe the Rufus Honeycutt you refer to and the father Asa Honeycutt wife Dovie Brown are the line I am seeking. They had one child W H Honeycutt W stands for Workman H is Hardlabor you may have him as Workman Hardlabor Honeycutt. Am seeking ancestory of Asa and Dovie Brown. Any information you can/will share will be greatly appreciated I can/will share what I have from the decendant of Asa/Dovie if needed. Thanks Very Much

Jim Earnhardt
jmearnhardt@webkorner.com

Re: Ocasia Honeycutt

2009-09-17 02:31:11Z

Pamela,

Possibly you are speaking of Marcus (Mark) Holman KEITH (b. ca 1827, KY) m. 24 Nov 1850 to Margaret E. DORRIS (possibly daughter of Isaah), Sumner Co., TN. There is 1880 census record in Jackson Co., TN, appearing to be this family.

Mark KEITH.......30 M..KY
Margaret..............27..F..
Albert......................3..M
Arcasa................... 2..F.......could be Ocasy
Mary....................... 4/12..F

1880 census, Sumner Co., TN shows
Mark H. KEITH ...53..M..KY father from VA, mother from TN; wife from TN
Melvin....................13..M..TN
Wesley..................11..M..TN
Viola........................ 7..F..TN

Re: Lester Loyd HONEYCUTT of NC

2009-09-17 02:27:12Z

His wifes maiden name was Lillian Pyle. his brothers name was Brantley.

Lester Loyd HONEYCUTT of NC

2009-09-17 02:25:29Z

Earliest relatives I am aware of is my grandfather Lester Loyd for the rocky Mount area of N.C. Curious to know the history before.......

I had Y-DNA, 12 markers, run in Dec '08 by Family Tree DNA & joined the Honeycutt project.

JulianHoneycutt81 — 2009-09-17 01:39:42Z

I had Y-DNA, 12 markers, run in Dec '08 by Family Tree DNA & joined the Honeycutt project. I also posted the results to Y-search and DNAreunion.org. I've had responses from several others.
I'm Julian Bernard Honeycutt, jr, born Baton Rouge, LA
Father was Julian, sr., born Richland Parish, Louisiana
Grandfather - Martin Hines Honeycutt, born Union Parish, LA
Great-grandfather - John Bernard Honeycutt, Union Par., LA
G-g-grandfather - Austin Honeycutt, Ouachita Par., LA
G-g-g-grandfather - John Honeycutt, jr., Tennessee, 1774-79
G-g-g-g-grandfather - John Honeycutt, born ??. He came to northern Louisiana with his son in the 1790s.
I'll gladly share family info with anyone. My e-mail address is julianbjr@cox.net.

Rachel (HONEYCUTT) HANNEGAN

janet cusimano — 2009-09-17 02:12:09Z

paul, in researching LDS i see that a Rachel Honeycutt married Hiram Hannegan abt 1859 in Calcasieu Parish, LA (#2539) #2537 shows her born 1820 in LA. The Calvin Honeycutt I am researching was b. in AL IN 1832 to John and ???. My cousin thinks it's Vada but I'm not too sure. There's also a Rachel b. abt 1841 in La. Have you found anything new since this message?

HONEYCUTT

janet cusimano — 2009-09-17 02:16:16Z

Hi Paul,
Thanks for the added info. I have some xerox sheets from the 1850 census of Union Parish
on pg 400 there are the following:
line 803: Calvin Honeycutt (my g-g-grandfather age 29 farmer b in AL
wife Vira (Visa?) age 23yrs b in Miss.; Alexander 8yrs b. LA; John 9yrs b. MS; Mathew (my g-grandfather) 2yrs b. La. value of real estate 100

line 804: Alvin Honeycutt age 22 farmer b. AL; wife Susan age 19 b. AL value of real estate 100

line 805: Albert Honeycutt age 26 or 24 farmer, b. AL; Elizabeth age 16, b. AL; Nancy age 6 b. AL value of real estate 200

line 806: John Honeycutt age 56 blacksmith b. NC; Gada (Sada?) age 50 or 56 b. NC; Israel age 16 b. AL. I also received a descendancy chart from an 82yr old relative from my mother's side (not a Honeycutt). He lives in Winnsboro, La and maintains the Pine Grove Cemetery there where my grandparents and many other relatives are buried. The chart does show John Honeycutt b. 1794 m. Sada b. 1800 and their children as Calvin b. 1821; Albert b. 1826; Alvin b. 1828 and Israel b. 1836. I found a Martha in the LDS.

I don't know where Roy Montgomery got this chart he mailed me but I'll be glad to contact him and ask. He is researching the Montgomery/Martins. My grandmother was a MARTIN, she married Mathew Honeycutt's son Chester. Her mother was married to both a Mongtomery then a Martin.

My e-mail address is jkcusimano@aol.com

Austin HONEYCUTT, age 32, 1850 LA

janet cusimano — 2009-09-17 02:14:53Z

also in 1850 Union Parish census there is an Austin Honeycutt age 32 farmer b. La; Susan age 25or26 b. Al; Mary age 12 b. La; Mohn age 10 b. La; Andrew age 8 b. La; Eliza age 6 b. La; Frances age 4 b. La; James age 2 b. La; Robert age 4/12 (i guess they meant 4 1/2 months) b. La. real estate value 1000

Re: Lester Loyd HONEYCUTT of NC

KellyHC — 2009-09-17 02:27:40Z

I just learned today that this was not my relation. Thanks anyway

Re: Lester Loyd HONEYCUTT

KellyHC — 2009-09-17 02:26:24Z

Do you know who Lester married? Was it Ada Briggs? My father is Lloyd Honeycutt and his Father is Leonard and I'm quite sure HIS father is Lester. Let me know if you have any more info. mine is limited.

Zack HONEYCUTT

DianaAbernathy9 — 2009-09-17 01:37:46Z

My name is Diana Honeyctt Abernathy. My Father and grandparents lived in Birmingham, Ala. His Name was Melvin, My Grandfather was Zack...Grandmother Callie Allen Honeycutt. Feel free to cotact me amny time. My email is reikidi@bellsouth.net. Tel. No. 770-974-6112. I would like to correspond with you. I will beglad to give you any info that I have.

Re: Jasper HONEYCUTT, b. 1886 NC-d. 1952 NC

WayneMoore32 — 2009-09-17 02:46:42Z

In my Honeycutt file there is a Jasper C. Honeycutt b. 6 Feb, 1887, Iredell Co., Mother is Rosa j. Honeycutt b. 1848,dau of Richard N. Honeycutt and Mary Msrgaret Campbell Honeycutt. No husband is listed for Rosa.
Richard N. is brother to Colmon(my 2nd GGrandfather)
Would you like to exchange some information. My Honeycutt file is quite large.
Wayne
bevway@tds.net

Mathew HONEYCUTT, b. 1810 of Montgomery, Rowan, Cabarrus NC

chriskay_1 — 2009-09-17 02:21:55Z

I am looking for info about Mathew Honeycutt, b. abt 1810. He is possibly the son of Elisha Honeycutt and Sarah Morton. He married Lydia Phillips (last name from daughters' death certificates) and they were the parents of Mariah Francis b. 1842; Sallie b. 1844; and Lydia b. 1850. It is POSSIBLE (not proven yet) that they are also the parents of Jacob Levi b. 1837 married Catherine Peninger; and Joicy b. 1834 married Christopher Moose.

I found a member tree on ancestry by cwhoneycutt but am unable to contact him or her. Please contact me with any additional information about this family.

My husband is GG grandson of Christopher Moose and Catherine Honeycutt, married 1871 in Cabarrus, and I am trying to find Catherine's maiden name. I believe she may be the widow of Jacob Levi Honeycutt. Christopher Moose married Joicy Honeycutt (her name was from 2 of her children's death certificates) Christopher and Joicy lived with Mathew and Lydia Honeycutt in 1860 census; Mathew Honeycutt is listed as executor on Jacob Levi's probate record. C Honeycutt is living next to Christopher and Joicy in 1870 census.

Thanks for any help.

Dicey Bell (HONEYCUTT) POWERS RICHMOND, Ripley Co. MO

lsimpsonvincent — 2009-09-17 01:42:27Z

My Grandmother was Dicie Bell Honeycutt. She was third from the bottom in a rather large farming family. Her younger sister was named Nettie and the youngest child was a boy named Thurman. Their Father was a tobacco and cotton farmer from Kentucky or Tennessee. There was Indian blood in the family.

Dicie married John Powers of Ripley County Missouri they had one son Otto Amos before he died. Dicie then married Jasper Newton Richmond she brought a Step-Daughter Bertha Ellen (who late married Doctor Homer White of Naylor Missouri) and Otto into her marriage with my Grandfather Richmond.

They had four children who survived Jasper Louis M. Mable Thompson of St. Louis they lived for many years in Micigan.

Ruth Bell who M. Paul Revere Burnett (one of their Grandchildren is searching for informaion also her name is Susan Rose).

My Mother Lois Levicia M. William J. (Jake) Simpson from Oak Hill Missouri.

Jacob Irvin M. Eleanor Blattner of Cape Girardeau, Mo.

Any help is appreciated.

Re: Rachel (HONEYCUTT) HANNEGAN

PaulHennigan50 — 2009-09-17 02:13:38Z

Janet, there is lots of erroneous info on LDS. The info is only as good as the research that put it on LDS. Hyram/Hiram Hannegan married Rachel either in Ala. or Miss., and is on census in 1840 Clarke Co. Miss., with their children born in Miss. Hiram married Rachel Honeycutt abt. 1839 in probaly Clarke Co. Miss. They had 14 children and 13 of them born before 1859. The first 5 were born in Clarke Co. Miss. The only other Honeycutt family in this area is the John Honeycutt family #134 on this census. This same John Honeycutt migrated to Union Parish La. along with his wife Gada and children Israel,Calvin,Alvin, and Albert. Iam looking for all of John and Gadas'children, as they had 2 daughters and at least one more son. They started in NC as my family of Hennigan, traveled thru Ala. as marriages indicate and children birthplaces, and ended up in Clarke Co. Miss. as neighbors in 1840. They also are doing business with same people of record in Miss., and both families end up in same time frame in La.Only hoping someone has records of John and Gadas children as i believe Rachel born abt 1821/22 in Ala.(per 1880 Madison Co. TX. Census)is one of their daughters. Thanks Janet and keep up the search.

John & Gada HONEYCUTT, NC>LA

PaulHennigan50 — 2009-09-17 02:10:36Z

I have been researching same Honeycutt family as Janice. I believe John Honeycutt family #806 is the father of Calvin, Alvin, and Albert on Union Parish Census of 1850. Calvin family #803, Alvin family #804, and Albert family #805. I also believe this family (John and Gada) are the parents of Rachel Honeycutt Hennigan that married Hiram Hennigan in Clarke Co. Miss in 1839. It appears to me that this is the same Honeycutt family as John Honeycutt on 1840 Clarke Co. Census page #134. This John Honeycutt appears also doing business along with my ggggrandfather Michael Hennigan with the estate of Thomas Fontaine in Clarke Co. Miss. on June 1st 1846 owing Fontaine money. Michael Hennigan owed 6 dollars and John Honeycutt 1.25 and both accounts show to be considered good. My Hennigan family followed the same trail of migration from NC, Ga., Ala., Miss., and into La. as the Honeycutt family. Looking for complete list of children of John and Gada Honeycutt to prove or disprove my search.

Cornelia Honeycutt Green of NC

MaryJeffers62 — 2009-09-17 02:23:55Z

I just wanted to ask you if you were kin to a Cornelia Honeycutt Green out of Durham NC

Re: Moses & Rosa Lee HONEYCUTT

bethrau1 — 2009-09-17 02:38:07Z

It would be helpful if you could post dates and places for the HONEYCUTT family.

Re: Austin Honeycutt Union Parish, La.

sulkie2 — 2009-09-17 02:05:46Z

Here is some information on the FIRST wife of Austin Honeycutt. Her name was also Susan. This is her succession records that i found on the Union Parish, La. genweb site.

1860 - 1863 Succession of Susan Ann Mixon Honeycutt, Union Parish Louisiana

Submitted for the Union Parish Louisiana USGenWeb Archives by Shawn Martin, 12/2004

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1860 - 1863 Succession of Susan Ann Mixon Honeycutt, Union Parish Louisiana
Union Parish Louisiana Succession Book E, pp. 354 - 360
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Succession of Susan Ann Mixon Honeycutt, Decd.

State of Louisiana
Parish of Union
To the Honorable the Judge of the 12th Judicial
District Court in and for the Parish and State
aforesaid.
The petitioner Austin Honeycutt, a resident of
the Parish and State aforesaid respectfully shows that
on or about the 7th of May AD 1860, the wife of
Petitioner Mrs. Susan Ann Mixon, departed this life at
the residence of Petitioner in the State and Parish
intestate leaving some property both personal and real
in her own right besides a community of acquired and
existing on her decease between herself and petitioner
her husband and also leaving nine children her force
heirs and the issue of her marriage with petitioner to
wit: Margaret Jane Honeycutt, wife of John R. Shultz,
John Burnard Honeycutt, Joel Austin Honeycutt, Mary
Elizabeth Honeycutt, Feraby Susan Ann Honeycutt, James
Wesley Honeycutt, Emarilla Eliza Permelia Honeycutt,
William A. H. Cloy Honeycutt and Ira Britton
Honeycutt. Petitioner further represents that the
Estate is somewhat in debt and that an administrator
of the same is necessary and that as survivor in
community and the Natural Tutor of seven of the
aforesaid minors which are her heirs, he prays that
this his application be advertised according to law
and after the legal delays he be appointed
administrator of the said estate and upon his giving
bond and taking the oath according to law that
letters do issue in his favor and in the meantime an
inventory of said estate be made according to law for
all orders and decrees necessary in the premises and
for general relief &c.
Jno. L. Barrett, Atty.

State of Louisiana 12th Judicial District Court
Parish of Union
In the matter of the succession of Susan Ann
Mixon Honeycutt and due process having been made
before me and the previous considered, it is hereby
ordered, adjudged and decreed that the foregoing
petition of Austin Honeycutt to be appointed
Administrator of the Estate of the aforesaid Deceased
be duly advertised according to law. And it is
further ordered that Wm. C. Smith, Parish Recorder &c
do proceed individually to make an inventory of the
Estate of Susan Ann Mixon Honeycutt, deceased
according to law and that he make a return of the same
to this office.
Done and signed in office this the 5th day of June
AD 1860.
Thos. C. Lewis, Clerk

State of Louisiana
Parish of Union
The premises considered and by reason that proper
advertisement having been made and no opposition being
filed in my office, it is ordered and decreed that
Austin Honeycutt be and he is hereby appointed
Administrator of the Estate of Susan Ann Mixon
Honeycutt, decd. and upon his giving bond and good
security and taking the oath prescribed by law that
letters do issue to him.
Done and signed in Chambers on this the 16th day
of June AD 1860.
Thos. C. Lewis, Clerk

State of Louisiana 12th Judicial District Court
Parish of Union
I, Austin Honeycutt do solemnly swear that I will
faithfully and impartially discharge all and singular
the duties incumbent on me as Administrator of the
Estate of S. A. M. Honeycutt, Decd. according to the
best of my ability and understanding. So help me God.
Austin Honeycutt
Sworn to and subscribed before me on this the 16th
day of June AD 1860.
Thos. C. Lewis, Clerk

Succession of S. A. M. Honeycutt, Decd.
State of Louisiana, Parish of Union,
12th District Court
Whereas, Austin Honeycutt has been duly and
legally appointed Administrator of the Estate of S. A.
M. Honeycutt, decd. and he has given bond and good
security and has taken the oath prescribed by law.
Now therefore the said Austin Honeycutt is hereby
duly and legally authorized and empowered to do and
perform all acts appertaining to said appointment
according to Law.
Given under my hand and seal of said court on
this the 16th day of June AD 1860.
J. L. G.

State of Louisiana
Parish of Union
Know all men by these presents that we, Austin
Honeycutt as principal and Wm. Willhite as his
security are held and firmly bound unto Robert W.
Richardson, Judge of the 12th Judicial District Court
in and for Union Parish and State of Louisiana or to
his successors in office in the full and just sum of
Eleven thousand one hundred and sixty and 50/100
dollars to the true and faithful payment thereof we
bind ourselves, our heirs and assigns in solid on this
the 16th day of June AD 1860.
The condition of the above obligation is such that
whereas the said Austin Honeycutt has been duly
appointed Administrator of the Estate of S. A. M.
Honeycutt, Decd. and he has taken the oath prescribed
by law.
Now therefore is the said Austin Honeycutt shall
faithfully administer said estate and shall do and
perform all the acts in and about said estate and shall
render a true and correct account to the judge of said
court or to his Successors in office or to the legal
heirs of said estate when required so to do, then this
obligation to be null and void, otherwise to be and
remain in full force and affect against the principal
and is said securities.
Done, signed and acknowledged on the day and date
above written.
Austin Honeycutt
William Willhite

State of Louisiana
Parish of Union
Do you and each of you solemnly swear that you
will faithfully and impartially appraise all the
property that may be presented to you belonging to the
Estate of Susan Ann Mixon Honeycutt, Decd. at its cash
value to the best of your judgment and understanding.
So help you God.
James C. Manning
D. B. Acree
Sworn to and subscribed before me on this the 12th
day of June AD 1860.
W. C. Smith, Recorder

State of Louisiana
Parish of Union
Be it remembered that on this the 12th day of June
AD one thousand eight hundred and sixty, in presence of
an order of the Honorable the 12th Judicial District
Court in and for the parish of Union, La. And to me,
William C. Smith, Parish Recorder directed commanding me
to make an inventory of the property of the Estate of
Susan Ann Mixon Honeycutt, decd. late of this parish.
I repaired to the late residence of said Decd. together
with James C. Manning and Daniel B. Acree, good and
lawful citizens of said Parish appointed by me the said
Recorder and sworn as appraisers and in the presence of
lawful witnesses, we proceeded to make the following
inventory and appraisement to wit:

Peter, a negro man age 68 years of black
complexion apprd. @ $200.00
Hannah, a negro woman age about 24 years
and her two children Jusen a boy aged
5 years and Jona an infant all of black
complexion apprd. @ $1000.00
Mary, a negro woman aged 19 years of black
complexion apprd. @ $1200.00
Cathrine, a negro woman aged 25 years and
her 3 children Louisa a girl aged 7
years of copper color, Prince aged 5
years of copper color and Chase age 3
years of copper color apprd. @ $2700.00
Cash in hand $1759.81 __$1759.81
$6859.81

The above is the separate paraphernal property of Susan
Ann Mixon Honeycutt, Decd.

Community Property
1 road wagon apprd. @ 45.00
1 yoke of oxen apprd. @ 55.00
1 yoke of oxen apprd. @ 40.00
36 head stock cattle apprd. @ 216.00
40 head of hogs more or less apprd. @ 100.00
1 corn mill apprd. @ 100.00
1 gin stand and band apprd. @ 100.00
13 hives of bees apprd. @ ___26.00
$682.00

Amount brought forward $682.00
Household and kitchen furniture apprd. @ 351.50
Farming tools apprd. @ 25.00
1 brown mule apprd. @ 100.00
1 brown mule apprd. @ 125.00
1 sorrel mule apprd. @ 80.00
1 bay mare mule apprd. @ 125.00
1 bay mare and colt apprd. @ 50.00
1 cream colored mare apprd. @ 125.00
1 bay mare apprd. @ 100.00
1 bay horse apprd. @ ___85.00
Amount of community property $1848.50

Separate and parahernal property of the Deceased
1 mare and colt apprd. @ 50.00
1 roan mare colt apprd. @ 40.00
1 bay horse apprd. @ __130.00
$220.00
See Recapitulation next page

Having completed the foregoing inventory, I have
on this the 12th day of June 1860 closed the same in
testimony whereof I have caused said appraisers to
sign their names hereto in the presence of William
Willhite and Joseph W. Shultz, witnesses of lawful age
and domiciliated in said Parish who have hereto signed
their names with said appraisers and me the said
Recorder on this the day and date above written.
ATTEST: James C. Manning
William Willhite D. B. Acree
Joseph (his X mark) H. Shultz
W. C. Smith, Recorder

Recapitulation
Paraphernal Property $7079.81
Community Property __$1848.50
$8928.31

Total amount of Inventory eight thousand nine hundred
and twenty eight dollars and thirty one cents.
W. C. Smith Recorder

To the Honorable the Judge of the 12th Judicial
District Court in and for the Parish of Union, State
of Louisiana
The petition of Austin Honeycutt of the Parish
and state aforesaid respectfully shows that on or about
the 7th day of May AD 1860 Susan Ann Mixon departed this
life at the residence of Petitioner, her surviving
spouse having some property and Margaret Jane (wife of
John R. Shultz), John Burnard, Joel Austin, Mary
Elizabeth, Ferriby Susan Ann, James Wesley, Emarilla
Eliza Permelia, Wm. A. H. Cloy and Ira Britton Honeycutt
all her children and issue of the marriage between the
said deceased and petitioner and the last sum of which
are minors.
He further alleges that he is the Natural Tutor of
the aforesaid minors to wit: John Bernard, Mary
Elizabeth, Ferriby Susan Ann, James Wesley, Emarilla
Eliza Permelia, William A. H. Cloy, and Ira Britton
Honeycutt.
Wherefore he prays that he be appointed and
confirmed as Natural Tutor to the said children minor
and issue of the marriage aforesaid and that [blank]
be appointed Under tutor to the said minors for all
orders and decrees necessary in the presence and
forgoing relief &c.
Jno. L. Barrett, Atty.

State of Louisiana
Parish of Union
In the matter of the Tutorship of the minor heirs
of Susan Ann Mixon Honeycutt, Decd., 12th Judicial
District Court
Whereas and ref. Of the facts set forth in the
foregoing petition has been made before me, it is
hereby ordered, adjudged and decreed that Austin
Honeycutt be and he hereby is appointed Natural Tutor
of the minors John Burnard, Mary Elizabeth, Ferriby
Susan Ann, James Wesley, Emarilla Eliza Permelia,
William A. H. Cloy, and Ira Britton Honeycutt and upon
his taking the oath prescribed by Law that letters of
tutorship do issue in his favor accordingly and it is
further [unreadable] and it is further ordered that
[blank] and he is hereby appointed Under Tutor to the
said minors and that letters do issue on his taking
the oath prescribed by law.
Done and signed in office on this June 5th
AD 1860.
Thos. C. Lewis, Clerk

State of Louisiana 12th Judicial District Court
Parish of Union
I, Austin Honeycutt do solemnly swear that I will
faithfully and impartially discharge all and singular
the duties incumbent on me as Natural Tutor to my minor
children to wit: John Burnard, Mary Elizabeth, Feriba
Susan Ann, Jas. Wesley, Emarilla Eliza Permelia, Wm. A.
H. Cloy, Ira Britton Honeycutt according to the best of
my ability and understanding. So help me God.
Austin Honeycutt
Sworn to and subscribed before me on this the 16th
day of June AD 1860.
Thos. C. Lewis, Clerk

Tutorship of the minors
State of Louisiana, Parish of Union
12th Judicial District Court
Whereas Austin Honeycutt has been duly appointed
and confirmed Natural Tutor to his minor children to
wit: John Burnard, Mary Elizabeth, Feraby Susan Ann,
Jas. Wesley, Emarilla Eliza Permelia, Wm. A. and Ira,
he has taken the oath prescribed by law.
Now therefore the said Austin Honeycutt is hereby
duly and legally authorized and empowered to do and
perform all the duties appertaining to and perform all
the duties said appointment according to law.
Given under my hand and the seal of said Court on
this the 16th day of June AD 1860.
Thos. C. Lewis, Clerk

A true record, January 14th 1863.
J. L. Guthrie, Clerk

Re: Austin Honeycutt Union Parish, La.

sulkie2 — 2009-09-17 02:02:10Z

Juliann,

Since my last reply I looked up some data that might help you. This information comes from a family group Sheet done by a Mrs. Tynes who is now deceased. She got the information from marriage records at the Union Parish Courthouse and from W. B. Wells, Jr who at that time lived near Farmerville, La. and was the son of W.B. Wells. Supposedly, some of this information came from a family Bible he had possession of at that time. Some of this data I have been able to confirm through census, marriage and succession records from the Union Parish, La courthouse.

The group sheet has the following:

Children of Abner Fletcher Wells b: 1804 d: 1868 and Fannie Horton b: 1814 d: unknown Has both died in Union Parish, La.

1. Mary Elizabeth M: A. R. Lively 6 Mar 1851; John Anthony 1856; Samuel Gathright Strozier 1872 Died 1903 Buried Mars Hill Cemetery near Point, La. B: 1831

2. Martha A. M; Benjamin Impson abt 1855; Samuel Gathright Strozier Dec. 1861 D: 1871 Buried Mars Hill Cemetery near Point, La. B: 1836

3. Eliza M; Tolbert Bell B: 1839

4. Susan M: Austin Honeycutt B: 1840

5. Sibel C. M: Dan E. Wilhite B: 1852

6. James F. M: Nancy Breesbeck B: 1842

7. Soloman B: 1855

8. William C. M: Emma E. Honeycutt B: 1845

9. Wesley

10. Nancy M; a Jones B: 1852

11. Lou Anne M: Hannibal Wilhite B: 1850

12. Sarah S.

There were no birth dates or death dates. Those were added by me using census or tombstones for reference. Some of these children I have not found on any document as of yet.

Hope this helps.

Cheryl

Austin HONEYCUTT, Union Parish, LA 1868

sulkie2 — 2009-09-17 01:55:31Z

Hi,

In my research on my Abner Fletcher Wells family, I obtained a tutorship document from the Union Parish, La. courthouse. It is dated Oct 5, 1868 and is a tutorship for the minor children of A. F. Wells who was married to Martha A. "Fannie" Horton.

The document states that James F. Wells( son of A.F. and Fannie) was given tutorship of his monor siblings, Nancy Wells, Luann Wells, Susan S. Wells and Soloman Wells.

Austin Honeycutt was granted under tutor of these minor children. To date, I have found no connection from my Wells family to this Austin Honeycutt other than him being granted under tutorship of these minor children. That was almost always given to a relative.

If anyone would like a copy of this document, let me know and I will send it to you. Or, if anyone knows a connection of this Austin Honeycutt to any of the following, please let me know: Strozier, Wells, Anthony, Horton. All of Union Parish, La. And all families related by marriage.

Thank you,
Cheryl

HONEYCUTT, Shirley Jean - Obit 2009 KY>OR

mbiggs52 — 2009-09-17 01:47:18Z

Published:
Sunday, August 16, 2009 12:56 PM CDT
The Portland Leader
Portland, TN

Shirley Jean Honeycutt, 70, of Portland died on Wednesday, August 12, 2009.

The Warren County, Ky. native was born June 20, 1939 to the late Henry and Delfa Meridith.

In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her son, Ewell Eugene Upton.

She is survived by: sister, Betty Phelps of Bowling Green, Ky.; and brother, Henry Meridith of Morgantown, Ky.

Graveside services were held on Saturday, August 15, 2009 at Crestview Memorial Park.

Wilkinson-Wiseman Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.

Jasper HONEYCUTT, b. 1886 NC-d. 1952 NC

farb1968 — 2009-09-17 02:45:41Z

I am looking for any info on Jasper Columbus Honeycutt whose parents were Moses and Rosa Lee Honeycutt. Jasper was born 02-06-1886 in Cabarrus or Rowan county NC. He was married to Mary Caroline Williams, he died 03-30-1952 in Kannapolis NC. I would like more info on his parents if anyone has any. All I know are the names. Moses and RosaLee. We think she was a Honeycutt before she married Moses and they may not have been married at all. Any info would be greatly appreciated!!

Moses & Rosa Lee HONEYCUTT

AngieFarber — 2009-09-17 02:37:31Z

I am looking for Moses Honeycutt. He was married to Rosa Lee and they had Jasper Columbus who married Mary Caroline Williams. They had Jasper jr, Raymond, Jason, Rosalie and Mabell. I do not have any info on Moses and would GREATLY appreciate any info anyone may have. I have been goven some info on the Honeycutt's but it was not the correct Moses. He married Rosa Lee. I don't know her maiden name. I know for a fact about the kids they had as Rosalie is my grandmother. I am desperate to find info on Moses and Rosa Lee. Please help if you can.

Arle HONEYCUTT, d. 2009 of NC

bittyduncan — 2009-09-17 02:43:28Z

Hi,I am Arle's greatgrand daughter Vivianna Duncan Arle past away on Febuary 16th,2009 and he lived in Burnsville,NC. He and his wife Thelma were married 61 years before he past on.

A.C. & Thelma (HIGGINS) HONEYCUTT of AR

trahoneycuttmpd306 — 2009-09-17 01:50:36Z

Although i go by the name Tra my real name is actually Alvin C Honeycutt III. Eldridge "Stinky" Honeycutt was my father and AC Honeycutt and Thelma Higgins were my grandparents. As far as i know they all resided in Marianna, Ar

HONEYCUTT

shorty10252 — 2009-09-17 01:36:26Z

I am a Honeycutt but do not know any way to connect to you.
What Honeycutts do you know and where are you from?

Anna Belle Honeycutt who married a William E. DeSpain

HellfyrGoddess — 2009-09-17 02:33:19Z

Is this person in relation to an Anna Belle Honeycutt who married a William E. DeSpain? I am the fiance to their great grandson. We live in Dyersburg, TN. Please email me at Hellfyrgoddess@aol.com Thanks!

Obit for Ocasy (KEITH) HONEYCUTT, d. 1930 Dyersburg, TN

pamrobinso — 2009-09-17 02:32:14Z

Weekly State Gazette, Dyersburg, TENN. Thursday, Feb. 20, 1930

Mrs. Ocey (spelling many different ways)Honeycutt, aged 73, died here at 5:30 o'clock Friday afternoon at the home of her daughter, Mrs. A.H. Simpson, on Butterworth Avenue. Funeral services were held at one o'clock Saturday afternoon from the residence with the Rev. I.S. Smith of Halls conducting the services. Mrs. Honeycutt is survived by the daughter and a sister, Mrs. Rufert Wilson. Arrangements were in charge of J.W. Curry & Son of Dyersburg. Burial was at Church Grove cemetery
On her death cert. it states her name as Mrs. Ocacy Hunniecutt. Widowed, B. March 11, 1856. Father: Mark Kieith, Mother: Miss Darris.
Ocasy would be my great grandmother.

Re: Anna Belle Honeycutt who married a William E. DeSpain

pamrobinso — 2009-09-17 02:35:07Z

DeSpain, William "Bill" Wayne
76yrs May 2 2003 Newbern, Tn. - s/o William Edward & Anna Bell Honeycutt DeSpain - h/o Gertie - 2 dau: Linda Anderson & Janice Wallace - 7 son: Bill Jr., Jimmy, Ricky, John, Don, Joe & Keith DeSpain - sis: Gladys Rose - 20 gr'ch & 7 gr'gr'ch [Fairview Cemetery, Newbern]

Is this your Anna Bell Honeycutt DeSpain? There has to be a connection somewhere.

Re: Lester Loyd HONEYCUTT of NC

pamrobinso — 2009-09-17 02:28:17Z

Would that be Brantley Honeycutt born in NC

his mother Sally Holt, I'm having a hard time with my Honeycutt line.

Thank you Pamela