Huston - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: James HUSTON

Jean4gene — 2009-10-29 03:54:43Z

Thank you very much for the clarification. It helps to know not to follow your James Houston.

Re: James HUSTON

dakrebs44 — 2009-10-28 18:49:33Z

Jean - Just to clarify, since posting my earlier inquiries I have found that the James Houston in my family line married Sarah Kendrick in Bourbon County, Kentucky on 1 Sep 1805. He was born in Sussex County, Delaware about 1780, the son of Purnell Houston and Mary Tomlinson. I was unable to find out anything about the James Huston/Houston and Jane Eckles who married in Fayette County, KY on 1 Dec 1807.

James HUSTON - Jane ECKLES of KY

Jean4gene — 2009-10-28 18:49:07Z

Does anyone have more information on the Jane Eckles and James Huston (Houston) who married in Fayette County, Kentucky, 1 Dec 1807?

I am a descendant of the Charles Eckles who married Nancy Boyd there in 1816. In my current research I am trying to see if several people of the Eckles surname (and its many spelling variations) in Fayette and Scott Counties are a family group, including Jane.

JAMES HUSTON of Boone Co., KY 1826

2009-10-28 18:47:56Z

Hello,
I am looking for a James Huston who was living in Boone Co., KY in the year 1826. One of his daughters married Jeremiah Slayden/Slayton and I am trying to identify her. She was a widow after the year 1826 and probably remarried after that. Any leads will be greatly appreciated.
Kathryn
geno@wt.net

Re: Hugh Huston - b. 1784

2009-10-23 14:13:51Z

Kelli, I responded to your other inquiry. Hugh wasn't born until around 1784. I haven't come across any Edward Huston in either Bucks County or Chester County that I remember. Dale

Re: Hugh Huston

2009-10-23 14:13:30Z

Do you have a date for Hugh, or approximate location? That seems to be the piece of info I'm missing. I'm trying to find the father of Edward Huston, born in PA approx 1788.

Thanks in advance,
Kelli (Huston) Karns

Re: HUSTON in PA

mccarrolle — 2009-10-23 14:13:11Z

dale, Thank you for your speedy reply. The Huston family I am related to, did go to Philadelphia, Different families at different times from Ireland. One in particular was Elizabeth Young Huston and owned a department store in Chestnuthill Philidelphia. Her sister Margaret joined her there and died there. They seemed to go back and forth so it is hard to trace. There are lots of Huston's as they all had large families. My Grandfather was Hugh Henderson Huston or Houston married to Matilda Jane Mccarroll from Ireland. Thank you for your interest. Ellen

William Huston - b. 1820 PA

2009-10-23 14:12:45Z

Ellen, The first William Huston I have was born around 1820 in Chester County, Pa. His parents were John and Mary (Hogue) Huston. He was my GGGrandfather's brother. I have a lot of information about him and the family. The second Wm. Huston was my GGrandfather, who was named after his Uncle. Dale

Re: William Huston

mccarrolle — 2009-10-23 14:12:16Z

I have hendersons and hustons. Do you have an index of your family??? ellen

Re: HUSTON - RAMSEY Connection

frmr1525 — 2009-10-23 14:11:19Z

Hi! My family came from Tildarg, Ireland. At this time I'm not sure where in Northern Ireland, Tildarg is located, but he came over sometime around 1768, I think. The reason I'm responding is that the early Huston's who came to Bucks County, Pa., were married to and related to the Ramseys, back in Ireland. Hugh Huston married a Jane (Ramsey) Mears in 1732, who came to America with her husband (Mears) and her brother
William Ramsey around 1726. My ancestor came to Bucks Cty and started in business with his Uncle, Hugh Ramsey, around 1768. So it appears the Ramsey family and Huston's go way back. I don't know if there is any connection to your family...Dale

Thomas J HUSTON - Braceville, IL

heuer14 — 2009-10-23 14:10:36Z

I have been researching my ancestors line of Thomas J Huston and his line in the Braceville area. Thoma Huston's daughter Dortha married Archibald McArthur, Dortha's mother Drucilla Martin Huston died Jan 4, 1874 and wasburied in the Braceville-Gardner area, and Dortha is buried somewhere there too, she also died in 1874 on December 28. People who were buried in the 1870's there, do you know which cemetery they would have been buried in. The Braceville-Gardner cemetery was established in the 1880's, I am trying to locate their grave markers. DonnaHeuer/Eureka California

Re: William & Robert HUSTON

2009-10-23 14:09:59Z

From what I understand my tree has a William and a Robert in every generation dating back as far as the 15th century in Ireland. My Great uncle Chet was the last one with our family Bible that has our alleged family tree. I haven't seen it. We are from grundy Co. IL and I know there is a Robert from Braceville, IL that was a P.O.W. during the Civil War where he lost a leg. He was a teacher, built the first framed house in Braceville, and single handedly prevented serious bloodshed during the early coal mining era in IL. There was even a write up about him in the Joliet Daily Herald around 1994.

Re: Robert Huston

ecook8 — 2009-10-23 14:09:11Z

Robert Huston, born 1814 in Ireland, had a son, Wiiliam J.,
born in Fairfield Co., OH. Robert is my gggrandfather. He and William J. "Billy" are buried in Cumberland Co., IL.
I have other information to share.

Please contact me at edcook@thegrid.net

Ed Cook
Chester, CA

Lovina HUSTON - b. 1792 MD

2009-10-23 14:08:48Z

I am looking for the connections to Lovina Huston. She was born c 1792 in Harford Co, MD. Her father was James born in Ireland c 1760. Judy

Re: William Huston

ecook8 — 2009-10-23 14:08:11Z

Do you know if your William Huston had a brother Robert?
My Robrt Huston came from Ireland, according to census records.
His birthdate was about 1814. Family oral tradition has it that
Robert had three brothers from Ireland who visited him each year
in Cumberland Co, IL. Thanks for your help.

William Huston - b. Co. Antrim IRE, 1800's

nataliem47 — 2009-10-23 14:07:38Z

I am searching for any info on a William Huston b.County Antrim, Ireland in the early 1800's. He married Jane Ramsey from VA and their children were: James Miller, Rebecca Marilla, Thomas Mitchell, Rosanna E., Mary Catherine, Nancy Jane, John A. and William Ramsey Huston. Any info on these people would be greatly appreciated. Thank you, Natalie Mercer

Re: Reverend Alexander Huston - Kent, DE - Died 1785

lpiercemaristch — 2009-10-16 03:23:16Z

I am searching for information on a Nancy Houston / Huston.
Born between 1776 and 1782. Married Benjamin Pearce in Cecil County, MD.

I'm wondering if she is possibly the daughter of Rev. Alexander Huston.

Doris Bell HUSTON obituary

cribbswh777 — 2009-09-17 14:23:58Z

Hi all,
I found this obituary in the Obits forum at GenealogyBuff.coom http://www.genealogybuff.com/uco/

Clarke County, Iowa

Doris Bell Huston
Doris Bell Huston, daughter of John W. and Rosalie Slayden Bell, was born Sept. 24, 1912, in Madison County and died May 28, 2002, at the Osceola Nursing and Rehab Center in Osceola. She was 89.
Mrs. Huston graduated from Peru High School in 1930. She married George Frank Huston on Oct. 4, 1932, in Bethany, Mo. The couple became the parents of two children.
Mrs. Huston lived in Lorimor and Winterset before moving to Osceola in 1994. She was a homemaker, treasurer of the United Methodist Women and a member of the United Methodist Church in Lorimor.
She was preceded in death by her parents, husband, eight brothers and sisters and a stepgrandson.
She is survived by her daughter, Joyce Davison and her husband, Ed Davison, of Osceola; a son Ronald Huston and his wife, Dianne Huston of Tacoma, Wash.four grandchildren;Gary Huston and Sue Huston of Tacoma, Daniel Davidson of Thayer, Jennifer Offield of Murray; four stepgrandchildren, Dawn Harrell of Jessieville, Ark., Breanna Vandemark and Jenna Davison, both of Centerville and Jim Hope of Andrews Air Force Base; nine great-grandchildren; other relatives and friends.
Graveside services were Friday in the Peru Cemetery, the Rev. Dwayne Henrichs of Thayer officiating. Casket bearers were Norville Huston, Ron Goering, Dan Davidson, Ed Davison and Ron Huston.
Memorial contributions may be made to the United Methodist Church in Lorimor.
Arrangements were by Kale Funeral Home in Osceola.

Other HUSTON data can be found at http://www.genealogybuff.com/data.htm#Huston

Hope this helps.
Bill

Eleanor HUSTON - b. 1817 OH

2009-07-13 13:42:35Z

Looking for info on Eleanor Huston born 1817 in Carroll Co. Ohio who married a John L Dillon. They were in Vinton County, Ohio. Does anyone have info?? Warren

John Huston - b. 1812

2009-06-09 23:11:11Z

I was looking at your query and I have a John Huston in my family born around 1812. I do not know if my date is correct, but did your John Huston have more than one wife? I show that he had a son by the name of William Huston. Is this your W.S. Huston that you are referring to? Please respond. I may have some information that you might want. Thank you, JLC

Re: James Huston

2009-06-09 23:10:39Z

John:
Don't know if there is a connection, but I'll try to get more information on my james Huston.
Ralph

Re: Son - James M. Huston

2009-06-09 14:20:13Z

Do you have any specific (dates) information re James M. Huston, son of John, whom you mention. My ggfather was James Huston. He apparently lived in the Phoenixville (Chester County), PA area.

John Huston - Venango Co., PA

2009-06-09 14:19:30Z

John Huston Married to Sarah Goodman, Venango Co. PA children Mary Etta, Laura, Pete, William D, James M, Ellis, Harry, Martha, Dana, and Fred. Looking for parents of John and any pertinent information.

Re: Rachel Huston

2009-04-06 12:58:55Z

Could your RACHAL HUSTON( HALL) Be related to my Joseph P and Benjamin HUSTON that settled in Saline Co., MO in the Spring of 1819 and eventually creating the town of Arrow Rock, Saline Co., MO?

If this is your family, I have information that may help. Hoping that you may have some to share. Thank you

Re: John Huston - b. 1816

frmr1525 — 2009-06-11 20:23:21Z

I can account for most of my family and I am not aware of any of the family living in that part of Pa. We were a pretty small family and everyone stayed around New London from about 1780 until around the 1860's.

Re: John Huston - b. 1816

frmr1525 — 2009-06-09 23:11:58Z

I just came across an old e-mail you sent me in 2001, which I didn't see until today. My GGGrandfather John Huston was born in 1816 on a farm near New London Pa. He and his wife Martha Armstrong, had ten children, of which my GGrandfather William S. Huston was one. Most of the family stayed in Pa., but W.S. Huston came to Illinois when he was 19. I also have a lot of family information which I can share if we are from the same family. Dale Huston

Re: James Huston

frmr1525 — 2009-06-09 23:09:58Z

I should have mentioned our James Huston married Isabelle Charlton and had at least one daughter, Elizabeth. Dale Huston

John Huston - b. 1816 Chester Co., PA

frmr1525 — 2009-06-09 23:08:39Z

My GGGrandfather was John Huston from New London, Chester County, Pa. b. 1816, d. 1901. Had 10 children, one was my GGrandfather W. S. Huston and another was James L. M. Huston. Any relation? Dale Huston

Re: "Willie" HUSTON

lnlaycook — 2009-04-06 13:13:03Z

Sandi, is this "Willie" Huston born approx 1868? son to Joseph Huston Jr and Mary Catherine Smith? Thanks, Nina

Re: "Willie" HUSTON

SandiLivingston51 — 2009-04-06 13:14:12Z

Sorry, I do not know.
Sandi

Steve Huston - Artist

SandiLivingston51 — 2009-06-14 13:47:10Z

I have a picture of a lovely painting on display at Skotia Gallery in Santa Fe, NM, the artist is Steve Huston. Does anybody know who Steve is? Maybe he is the Steve Huston born in Kansas?
Sandi

HUSTON Harry A Sr and Johnnie B

t42MountOlivet — 2009-07-13 03:06:27Z

HUSTON Harry A Sr and Johnnie B

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HUSTON William F and Olive Frances

t42MountOlivet — 2009-07-08 15:39:26Z

HUSTON William F and Olive Frances

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Thomas Huston, b.1825-1826, Ballymena, Antrim, s/o Hugh & Ann

circe133 — 2009-04-14 22:21:33Z

Thomas Huston was born about 1825-1826 in Ballymena, Antrim, the son of Hugh and Ann Huston. He emigrated to Ontario, Canada as a young man where he married Hannah Southwell. He was later Town Clerk of Whitby, Ontario and it is his signature that appears on the later 1800 BMD registrations for that area.

I'm looking for information about his parents, siblings and hopefully a definite birthdate for him.

Can anyone help?

Re: Eleanor Huston

Madhappy — 2009-07-16 19:35:08Z

I have been searching for years for Eleanor Hustons parents. Thank you so much for informing me. I even tried to decipher old census records for Eleanor's parents , but they only listed children male or female with no names. I could never figure who might have been her father. Thanks again. How did you ever search out her father as John C Huston. He was one of the possibilities I considered. Do you have any other Huston info even if its small I can have. I would be interested in the McQueens also. What do you know about the Dillon Family. For years everyone had Eleanor Huston's husband John L Dillon's parents as Henry Dillon and Anna Leeper. Now I see on Rootsweb researchers are saying John L Dillon's father was a Peter Dillon? Do you know what thats about. I may need to correct my notes. Thanks Madeline and Warren

Re: Eleanor Huston

jgrezlik — 2009-07-13 13:42:53Z

Eleanor Huston was the daughter of John C. Huston and Nancy McQueen of Carroll co. Ohio. I have information on the McQueen's but not on any of John C.'s family.

Re: Eleanor Huston

jgrezlik — 2009-07-23 14:25:21Z

I have recently come into the possession of copies of John c. Huston's family Bible. It solved and answered questions for many. I had not even had all the names of the children even though I was aware that there were several from the census. Eleanor was the oldest. I had suspected she belonged to John C. & Nancy because of the mother's maiden name and the location of these family groups. They were very clannish! this is a case where knowing the area and the names associated with it, is very helpful.

I know from records that John C. Huston was the Justice of the Peace in Harrison Co. and maybe Carroll Co. Ohio in the early 1800's. I think he and Eleanor may have come into Ohio shortly after they were married. They came from Washington Co. PA. Good luck sorting through the Huston's there!!! The Bible lists a Benjamin F. Huston d. 1841. I believe this is John C's father. No other information was given, nor was a location. John C. & Eleanor probably came here either because Eleanor's family was already in the process of moving here or some other relative was. Dillon's included, all roads lead to Washington Co. PA for this group, McQueen's, Dillon's, Huston's, Robinson's, Cunningham's. I think you get the picture. They are all Scots or Scotch-Irish. They all settled in the Tuscarawas, Harrison, Carroll Co. area. They didn't move as much as the counties moved and evolved around them.

As to John L. Dillon, stay with the Henry and Ann Leeper Dillon until someone can send you or hand you a legal document that says otherwise. Why, because the Henry Dillon family is one that is connected (blood & location wise) in a couple lines to the McQueen's and the rest of the group mentioned above and second because there are a lot of people out there these days that are just lumping people together because it is easier than doing real research. Even some of the LDS members do not seem to be above this, as I have found some of my ancestors connected to the wrong lines and SEALED to the church!!!! It would be a real surprise for some of them to find out they were supposed to have had that child!!

Also on John L. Dillon, he is supposed to be the brother of Jane Dillon who was married to Amon McQueen, James Dillon that married Rachel McQueen and William who married Sarah Scott, all from the Carroll Co. Ohio area. They all ended up in Vinton Co. Ohio. There is one more sister but I don't have anything on her. Henry Dillon was living with his daughter Jane McQueen on the 1860 census. If I recall the census taker did not list Jane's name as Jane or at least it is not indexed as Jane, James instead.

Please contact me on my email so I may send you additional information.
Jane

Re: Eleanor Huston

jgrezlik — 2009-07-21 21:45:11Z

Sorry forgot to add email: jcgrezlik@bright.net

Re: James Huston

genilady_1 — 2009-06-03 19:09:08Z

Sheri,
I have Hustons from Venango Co., PA. John Huston (1837-1917) married Jane Hughes (1841-1924). Children: Mary Emma, Adella and John, Jr. I know John (Sr) was a Union Corporal in the Civil War. Do you think there could be a connection to your family tree?

Cindy

Re: John Huston - b. 1816

genilady_1 — 2009-06-10 23:45:34Z

Dale,
My 2nd Great Grandfather, John HUSTON, was born 1837 in Venango County, PA. That is in the western part of the state. I believe New London is in Chester County in eastern PA. My John married Jane HUSTON and was a Civil War veteran. I don't have the name of my 3rd great grandfather Huston, but I know he was born in Pennsylvania. Any connections?

Cindy

Re: Mary Jane Huston

ihc — 2009-04-06 12:54:44Z

My great Granmother Mary Jane - who married William Huston one was from Ierland and the other from IOM. I do not know which one. I looks from the pictures they came from wealth If you think thsi may be what you are looking for please let me know. I do have pictures.

Re: Rachel Huston

ihc — 2009-04-06 12:59:45Z

Mary Jane Huston and William Huston were my great grandparents / Rachal Huston my Grandmother died at an early age, Rachal married Joshua Hall of Lancashire. My mother the 6 of 8 children Cathrena Hall was 8 when her mother Rachal Huston Hall, died.
I never knew any of the family only my mother had a cousin Colin William Huston whos mother Was a Winstanly of Liverpool. I was told the huston family and my Great grandmothers family were from I-of-man and Ierland.

please if you have any imformation on mu family contact me.

Re: HUSTON VA > KY and NJ > OH > IL 1750-1820

JENNYEMILLER — 2009-05-15 13:07:18Z

Hello Connie,
I am looking for Andrew Huston who married Bettie Green in Fairfield County Ohio in 1803.Bettie was fron Berkeley County VA.Andrew would have been born about 1775.I am trying to find his line.Do any of these names ring a bell?If you don't mind would you send me what you have on your early Huston line.
Thanks,Jennye
jennyemill@aol.com

HUSTON Betty Beverly 1937-1937

t42RoseHill — 2009-05-13 19:52:59Z

HUSTON Betty Beverly 1937-1937

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HUSTON Charlie E and Amy B

t42RoseHill — 2009-05-07 13:44:08Z

HUSTON Charlie E and Amy B

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HUSTON Kita S and Charles W

t42RoseHill — 2009-05-18 18:50:18Z

HUSTON Kita S and Charles W

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Re: Huston Family - Arrow Rock, MO

Gensleuth55 — 2009-04-06 13:02:26Z

Hi,
I am researching the Huston family of the Arrow Rock area. Would love to share research.
Thanks, Mimi

Re: William HUSTON, Glasslough, par. Donagh, Monaghan, Ireland

jackstorey1 — 2009-08-19 20:26:02Z

The Church Records of Errigal Trough, Errigal Shanco & Donagh (St. Salvators) are among 16 Church Records now available on CD - you may check first with me if you wish to ascertain if your Ancestors are included - at jack.storey@btconnect.com - All these Church Records are permitted to be copied by each Church concerned.

Re: Huston Family - Arrow Rock, MO

pipervic — 2009-04-06 13:04:18Z

Dear Gensleuth55,

My husband is a direct decendant of Benjamin and Joseph Huston's family in Arrow Rock. Be sure to check out the Saline Co. usgenweb site.
Joseph built the tavern while Benjamin did all the iron work.
Researchers are pointing to their parents as William and Mary Burk(e) Huston married in Philadelphia Pa 1775. If you should find anything beyond William please keep me in mind.
Sincerely,
Vicki Piper

Re: HUSTON VA > KY and NJ > OH > IL 1750-1820

jonspencer55 — 2009-05-15 13:07:46Z

These are my gggg grand parents plse reply for further
info Jon Spencer jonspencer55@yahoo.com