Irvin - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

African American Irvins

RonDavis72 — 2009-10-15 14:54:30Z

My search centers around Joe Irvin dob 1869 or 1872.Wife Jane or Janie dob 1880 I believe.I have very sketchy info so far.

Alexander E. Irvin from Ireland

jenparsons37019 — 2009-10-15 01:37:55Z

Hello Everyone... I am looking for any PARENT information regarding a one Alexander E. Irvin ( born abt: 1825-1830 in Ireland) who came over from Ireland ( not exactly sure when) but he married a Isabella Gordon ( born abt 1830), daughter of David Gordon in South Carolina. David Gordon and his family all came from Ireland as well. I find this family in the 1850 census, with Alexander living with the Gordons.
I also find then in the 1880's census having moved to Tennessee.

Alexander E. Irvin and Isabella Gordon had the following children

John, Smith, Patrick David aka David Patrick or DP( 1863- 1920), and Mary.

Patrick David is my GG Grandfather. He changed his last name to Erwin.

Re: William Irvin

djdiehn — 2009-10-11 00:50:15Z

Please note, on my original post, I stated I had found an 1880 Census... That is incorrect, it was an 1850 Census.

Also, today I have yet discovered another startling fact. This came while looking for more information on his sister Ann.

I have discovered that a John & Sarah (Matlock) Irvin were listed as my Great Grandfathers parents. They had settled in Danville, Hendricks, Indiana in 1827.

Can anyone help me with this dilemma I seem to be in. Does anyone have either of these two sets of people within their family tree's that could lend me a hand on this.

Again, I stress that my Great Grandfather, William Irvin stated at some point that his parents had died of influenza when he was about 2 years of age.

Now I do not know if and who his parents are. There is now a chance that it could be either Andrew and Sarah Irvin or John & Sarah (Matlock) Irvin and one set are the ones who helped raise him besides his sister Ann and her husband.

Re: William Irvin

nking4 — 2009-10-10 21:37:55Z

no I don't recall any emails. please try again.

Re: William Irvin

djdiehn — 2009-10-08 15:28:17Z

I'm just checking to see if you received my e-mail that I sent on Sunday with the Subject line: Re: Irvin Family since I hadn't received anything back from you yet.

Re: William Irvin

easterns1 — 2009-10-04 03:41:36Z

I tried to upload what I have in a pdf, but it won't let me. I suspicion that James is Jonathan's father, but haven't been able to prove that yet. Could you e-mail me at dcirvin@easternskypubl.org and I will send it to you.

Re: William Irvin

djdiehn — 2009-10-03 23:11:47Z

I'm hoping this would be the link of information I am missing in my search.

I wouldn't mind comparing/sharing notes.

Thank you for responding to my query, and hopefully we will both be able to help one another put these missing links together.

Re: William Irvin

easterns1 — 2009-10-03 15:21:09Z

My g-g-g-grandfather's name was Andrew Irvin and his wife was Sarah. It may be possible that your Andrew and mine are one and the same.
I found his will along with his father's (Jonathan) will in the Washington Co. Courthouse about 3 years ago.
I would really like to compare notes and will be glad to send you everything that I have on our Irvins, in exchange for what you have on your Irvins?

IRVIN Clara MAJORS 1911-1951

t42MountOlivet — 2009-09-02 15:01:14Z

IRVIN Clara MAJORS 1911-1951

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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William Irvin

djdiehn — 2009-08-08 19:53:13Z

I am interested in locating further information about my Great Grandfather William Irvin (& family ancestors)

I have located an 1880 Census with a Father of Andrew Irvin b. abt 1800 d. Unk at this time, and Mother Sarah (unk maiden) Irvin b. abt 1812 PA d. unk at this time.

Children:
Matilda Irvin b. abt 1839 Kentucky
William Irvin b. abt 1840 Indiana
Amos Irvin b. abt 1842 Indiana

According to what my father has told me, my Grandfather William had stated, his father's parents died while he was young. At this time, I do not know for sure if Andrew and Sarah are his parents, or other family members who were taking care of him.

He also stated that his father had mentioned there were about 5 siblings, and that he was raised by his older sister and her family after his parents died.

In an article written about my Great Grandfather's passing, his sister who was still living, was well into her 70's and still lived in Danville, Hendricks, Indiana. Her name being Mrs. Moses Keeney -

Ann Jane Irvin b. abt 1832 Indiana d. unk (after Sep 1908) Danville, Hendricks, Indiana (not for sure) m. 11 Dec 1847 Moses Keeney b. 1824 Kentucky d. 4 Feb 1899 Danville, Indiana

William Irvin b. Aug 1840 Indiana, USA d. 17 Sep 1908 Indianapolis, Marion, Indiana (He died in a courtroom of a heart attack while cross-examining a witness - he was an Lawyer, and Judge)

William married:

1) Mary E. Webb b. 1843 Indiana, USA d. 3 May 1897 Concord Township, Indiana
m. 8 Feb 1870 Laporte, Indiana
Children:
Grace Lynn Irvin b. 1872 d. Indianapolis, Marion, Indiana
Webb T. Irvin b. 16 Aug 1877 Indiana d. unk at this time

2)Ione Julia Watwood b. Mar 1870 Illinois d. 8 Nov 1949 Cook, Illinois
m. 10 Sep 1895 Indianapolis, Marion Indiana

Child: William Irvin II b. 24 Mar 1905 Indianapolis, Marion, Indiana d. 22 Mar 1970 Evanston, Cook, Illinois Burial: Williams, Ohio, USA

William Irvin II m. 24 Apr 1941 Joilet, Illinois Doris Olive Craun b. 15 Jan 1901 Michigan d. Apr 1989 Evanston, Cook, Illinois

Child: William H. Irvin III

Re: Old Photo of Fred N. Irvin (1893)

hlyon123 — 2009-08-08 03:50:58Z

Randal,
I chanced upon your posting this evening and realize that it is now almost two years old. Fred Nathaniel Irvin was the name of my late wife's grandfather. He was an accountant and lived most of his life, to my knowledge, in Houston, TX. The date on the picture seems reasonable. He served in the Army in WWI in Europe and survived a mustard gassing. He later r'cvd a degree from SMU in Dallas. My wife and I have four children and I'd like to have the picture if it is, in fact, him. I'm not certain, but I may have seen and actually have a copy of this same picture. My wife died last September and my children and I are attempting to organize our pictures. Thank you.

Re: IRVIN Orten L and Gladys R

irvin111 — 2009-07-22 19:28:23Z

My father's full name was Orten Eastwood Irvin and my mother's was Gladys Roseman Wann Irvin.
Orten Neal Irvin

Re: IRVIN Orten L and Gladys R

irvin111 — 2009-07-22 16:08:47Z

The correct name is Orten Eastwood Irvin;1907-1975

Re: Irvine, Irwin family

Bapasqua27 — 2009-07-20 20:34:23Z

I have located some information on John Irvin in memoirs from an Allegheny newspaper. It says he was born in Mifflin, PA., which I believe is near Stoneburgh, PA. It also says he enlisted during the Civil War.
Going back the article mentions his father but doesn't give his father name. It says his father was born at Davis Island Dam.
Does anyone know where Davis Mile Dam is located? Or does anyone have further info?

Re: Irvine, Irwin family

Bapasqua27 — 2009-07-20 20:34:14Z

Re: Irvine, Irwin family

Bapasqua27 — 2009-07-20 20:23:20Z

Thank you for reply. Yes they had at least 8 children, their names are; Elizabeth b 1863, James b 1865 (my grandparent), Daniel b 1867, Annie b 1870, Henry b 1872, Sarah b 1876, Joseph b 1878, and Fred b 1879.
This is regards to finding ancestors going back past John Irvin Of Stoneburgh, Allegheny, PA. b. 1838

Re: Irvine, Irwin family

airvinjones — 2009-07-20 02:37:04Z

Do you know the names of their children, if they had any?

Re: Nellie R Irvin

Bapasqua27 — 2009-07-20 01:47:33Z

I'm not sure if this is the same person but I had a great aunt Nellie Irvin, Irvin is maiden name, she later married a man by the last name of Lee. When Lee pasted She married a D. Raynor Burnett and they moved from PA to Westchester County N.Y. This Nellie passed away in 1971.

Re: Irvin in Australia

mnidh — 2009-04-07 00:45:18Z

I correct the cemetery, it is the Taradale Cemetery not the Elphingstone Cemetery where James and Jane are buried. Apoligies

Re: Irvin in Australia

mnidh — 2009-04-04 09:38:36Z

Your information is not correct for James Irvin He died 25 / 2 / 1890 at Tarradale Victoria and is buried 27 / 2 / 1890 in the Elphingstone Cemetery Victoria. Birth date and Place of birth is not none but is said to be Armagh Ireland, the same for Jane Irvin nee Watson who died 15 / 9 / 1896 at Tarradale and buried 16 / 9 / 1896 and buried beside James. I have seen the graves and have certified death certificates.

Christene Alvie Irvin

ricsantiks — 2009-04-19 13:04:54Z

I am seeking information reagarding Christene Alvie Irvin, daughter of Minnie Crossland Irvin Johnson, and Alvin James Irvin, born about 1918 in Cass County Texas. Alvin Irvin and Minnie Crossland were married in Cass County on 27 June 1917. Christene's husband is possibly Andy Elbert Newsom, born 3 September 1909 and died on 1 February 1997 in Baily County Texas, buried in Springlake Cemetery, Baily County Texas. In 1920 census, Christene is living with her mother, Minnie Crossland Irvin Johnson, and step-father, Will Johnson, in Cass County Texas. In 1930 census she is living with her step-father in Cass County Texas. Please contact Rick at ricsantiks@hotmail.com if you have additional information about Christene/Christine Irvin.

Arch B. Irvin - Macon Co., Illinois

david897_1 — 2009-07-07 02:22:06Z

Looking for any descendants of Arch B. Irvin, who married Belle Chism in Monroe Co., KY, and moved to Macon Co., IL between 1900 and 1910. Within the next 10 years they had children Hester, Hughie and Earnest.

I'm a descendant of Archie's brother James, who stayed in Kentucky. Would enjoy learning more about this branch of our family.

Dave Irvin
David897@aol.com

Re: Irvin in Australia

randleirvin — 2009-04-04 07:18:10Z

I am looking in to the DNA data base that the IRVIN clan is putting togather . That should link my tree to the British Isles , hopefully .

my web page is http://web.mac.com/randle.irvin/iWeb/randle%20irvin/Welcome....
login randleirvin
passw elephant
have a look at the site and please feel free offer any comment or info.
Thanks

Re: Irvin in Australia

randleirvin — 2009-04-04 07:14:38Z

my web page is http://web.mac.com/randle.irvin/iWeb/randle%20irvin/Welcome....
login randleirvin
passw elephant
have a look at the site and please feel free offer any comment or info.
Thanks

Re: Irvin in Australia

randleirvin — 2009-04-04 11:45:13Z

Magnus Irvin b 1793 Northumberland England. Do you have details of his children.

Re: Irvin in Australia

randleirvin — 2009-04-04 11:42:00Z

What happened when you tried the web page ?
try the shorter address.
I have no accurate info as to where we came in to Australia.
possibly from Armagh, Ireland

my web page is http://web.mac.com/randle.irvin
login randleirvin
passw elephant
have a look at the site and please feel free offer any comment or info.
Thanks

Re: Irvin in Australia

randleirvin — 2009-04-05 02:55:10Z

my email address is randle.irvin@mac.com
did you get on to the web page?
I could save my data to a ged file and send to you if there is any info you are interested in.

Re: Erwins of Scotland/Ky

ddsdoll1 — 2009-07-05 20:37:42Z

What was the date of birth for Joseph?

Re: Irvine, Irwin family

Bapasqua27 — 2009-07-20 01:25:34Z

I am fairly new to family research. I was wondering if you have any info on my grandfather John Loper Irvin, born abt 1838 in Pennsylvania, married to Amelia Semelroth or Schemiroth. Home in 1880 was Stoneburgh, Allegheny, PA. I am stuck and haven't been able to go back any further for his ancestors. Any ideas or help would be appreciated.

Re: Irvin/irving

GregIrvin — 2009-07-03 03:27:48Z

When did Nancy marry James Patton? At age 45 she was still unmarried and living with Henry Alexander according to the 1880 Census for Cannon Co, TN

Christopher "Arwhin"/Erwin/Irvin of Prince Edward Co. Virginia

edwirvin — 2009-06-09 17:53:39Z

Perhaps someone can shed some light on these folks. From the Prince Edward County, Virginia Wills, 1754-1765. This will appears to have been proven either in 1760 or 1766. It is hard to tell. I am guessing at least some of the children moved to Bedford/Campbell county after the death of their father. And who might the John “Erwin” be? Be aware of variant spellings. Any clues out there? Edwin

Page 43. Will. I, Christopher Arwhin of P, very sick and
weak in body but in perfect mind
To my 2 oldest sons Abraham Arwhin and Andrew Arwhin - 200
acres each. To my next oldest sons William Arwhin and Christopher Arwhin
- 20 £ to each.
To my daughter Margaret Arwhin - 20 £. To my youngest son Christopher Arwhin - to be maintained 2 years out of the whole.
The rest of my estate to be equally divided between Abram and Andrew Arwhin, my 2 oldest sons.
Signed - Christopher (O his mark) Arwhin. Wit - John Crockett, James Parks, Saml Wallace.
Page 44. Inventory and appraisement of the estate of Christopher Erwin dec'd. Items mentioned include: 1 quilt, 1 looking glass, 2 Books of Divinity, 1 silk handkerchief, 6 cattle. Total value: 16 £ 2 shillings 7 pence. Signed -Abraham Erwin, John Erwin, ex'rs

Re: Irvin in Australia

Tracey_Bradfield — 2009-04-05 02:22:29Z

I am happy to send you a copy of my ged file, direct to yur email if you like.

Re: Irvin in Australia

Tracey_Bradfield — 2009-04-04 09:57:42Z

Randle
I tried to click on yur web page, but for some unknown reason I had no success. I only go back as far as Magnus Irvin b 1793 Northumberland England. I am not sure if we went back to Ireland or Scotland prior to then and can't find anything to indicate either way.
Regards

IRVIN Jenice MAE CROCKER 1892-1992

t42RoseHill — 2009-04-26 02:10:08Z

IRVIN Jenice MAE CROCKER 1892-1992

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IRVIN Herman Biggs and Peggy Jean NASH

t42RoseHill — 2009-04-26 02:09:04Z

IRVIN Herman Biggs and Peggy Jean NASH

I photographed this gravestone in the (Shannon) Rose Hill Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 203,261 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

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IRVIN Herman Biggs 1926-1989

t42RoseHill — 2009-04-17 11:53:44Z

IRVIN Herman Biggs 1926-1989

I photographed this gravestone in the (Shannon) Rose Hill Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 202,944 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

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IRVIN Jenice MAE CROCKER 1892-1992

t42RoseHill — 2009-05-26 01:42:22Z

IRVIN Jenice MAE CROCKER 1892-1992

I photographed this gravestone in the (Shannon) Rose Hill Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 203,767 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

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IRVIN Esther 1917-1982

t42RoseHill — 2009-05-18 18:52:20Z

IRVIN Esther 1917-1982

I photographed this gravestone in the (Shannon) Rose Hill Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 203,355 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here,instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

IRVIN George Amos 1913-1991

t42RoseHill — 2009-05-13 20:07:02Z

IRVIN George Amos 1913-1991

I photographed this gravestone in the (Shannon) Rose Hill Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 203,355 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

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IRVIN Herman Biggs and Peggy Jean NASH

t42RoseHill — 2009-05-07 14:02:42Z

IRVIN Herman Biggs and Peggy Jean NASH

I photographed this gravestone in the (Shannon) Rose Hill Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 203,355 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here,instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Irvins of CA

thewilcox5 — 2009-06-14 03:33:42Z

Looking for info on Clara, Arthur Addison or Leslie LeRoy Irvin. Clara was born in Iowa and married a Chapman. Arthur and Leslie were born in California.....

Roxanne Irvin

tjodale — 2009-04-16 16:01:23Z

I am looking for any information on Roxanne Irvin. She was born around 1835 and had 4 children with Manoah Singleton. One of their children was Winfield Scott Irvin, who is my paternal great grandfather. Winfield was born in Kansas.

Margaret Narcissus IRVIN

anotherticket81 — 2009-05-31 23:33:55Z

I am desperately seeking information on my greatgrandmother, Margaret Narcissus Irvin, born ab out 1884 in Liggett, Harlan Co., Ky. She married Milton Middleton around 1899, I think it was in June. Also, it is said that she was either full blooded, or half cherokee. There is some confusion as to her mother's last name. I have seen some list it as BALL and others list it SERGENT, but the first name is Fanny.

Any information is appreciated.

Re: John Irvine IRELAND>CANADA

wagb278 — 2009-04-19 20:36:59Z

My Great-Grandfather was William John Irving (Irvine, Irvin) of whom we know little other than he married in Anna Adelaide Seely in 1867 at Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada. He had three children by Anna and after his death in 1894 Anna and the three adult children moved to the USA (Boston, MA area). We suspect that Anna might be a second wife, but that is just a guess. Our William appears in the 1881 & 1891 census from which we calculate his birth as 1808. We have no information on his ancestors.

From you information - this cannot be the same person, but maybe a relation. Do you have information on any other Williams?

My DNA test results connect me to the Irwin clan in Scotland. Our William came from Ireland, but we don't know when and how - and if he was born there or in Scotland.

Re: John Irvine IRELAND>CANADA

avalonlady — 2009-04-16 23:40:14Z

I am looking for any links to William Irwin/Irvine who was born in Ireland or Quebec/New Brunswick, Canada, between 1848 and 1851. In 1883 William married Mary Ann Ritchey/Ritchie who was born in Quebec/New Brunswick. He may have been an orphan or born out of wedlock because he listed his parents as "unknown".
He was of Scottish descent. He told the family that his grandfather in Scotland has wanted to marry a woman of whom the family did not approve. He left Scotland for a brief stay in Ireland and then moved on to Canada.
I would be glad to share my research and am hoping to find Irvine/Irwin connections.
Thanks for reading my message

Re: John Irvine IRELAND>CANADA

avalonlady — 2009-04-19 22:53:02Z

I noticed in re-reading my posting that I had said that William Irwin/Irvine/Irvin had said that the story about someone leaving Scotland related to his grandfather. I should have said that it could have been his father.

William G. Irwin married Mary Ann Ritchey/Ritchie ( b1862, Quebec) in Ontario on Sept. 22, 1983. On their marriage registration he gave his age as 35 which would suggest a birth year of 1848. He gave his parents as 'unknown' and birthplace as Ireland.

By the time of the 1891 Canadian census there were changes. He gave his birthplace as Quebec and his age as 40 which would suggest 1851 as his birth year.

On the 1901 census William gave his surname as Irvine, age 50 and birthplace as Quebec. All family members are listed as Irvine.

William and Mary Ann/Anne had the following children-

Eliza Lillie b 1884
William Ritchie b 1887 moved to Alberta
George Elmer b 1893
Mervin or Marvin b 1900
Hannah b 1890

Hannah married Robert Earl Best ( only child of Clara Ellen Creech and James A. Best) in 1916. On their marriage registration her name is given as Hannah Irvine, her father is Wm Irvine and her mother is Mary Ritchie.

My thinking is that William either searched for his parentage or someone contacted him between his marriage in 1883 and the 1901 census.

Later, around 1930 William received a package in the mail that contained a letter, family tree charts, various documents and a signet ring. William's daughter, Hannah, and one of her daughters were visiting at the time and remembered seeing holly leaves on the documents. Whatever information was in the package upset him. After a couple of days of intense discussions he threw it all in the fire and said something about not being good enough for them before.The thinking in the family was that William was either born out of wedlock or orphaned.It's a mystery.

William was a cabinetmaker in Horning's Mills, Ontario. He was also an accomplished piper and travelled around Canada and several states training various Masonic and police pipe bands.William had relatives in New York and Pennsylvania and perhaps in other states - I don't know their names.

I have found some names of possible relatives in New York state. Their last names were Densem/Densom and Adair. Unfortunately I don't know if they were related to the Best or Irvines.

Thanks for reading my posting .
Best of luck for your research!

Re: John M. Irvin b. 1851 - living in Scioto & Adams Co. OH

GIRVINMEYER — 2009-07-05 07:46:33Z

Patty, have you checked the records on James Marion Irvin, married to Vanelya Meeker? James died very young, the tragedy put the children in a Childrens Home. That is where the records stop until they marry and move on. Quick note on the Irvin clan, their middle name was typically used adding another brick to their infamous wall.
From what I found while in the area, the children lost touch or had little to do with their siblings. I have been looking for my grandfather for over ten years, only luck I found was a few census before he married and draft cards for WW I and WW II.
Found anything new? Please let me know.
Gloria

JONATHAN IRVIN/ERVIN

martharoberts2013 — 2009-04-06 21:09:20Z

THE 1860 BRADLEY CO, TN. CENSUS SHOWS SURNAME AS JONATHAN
IRVIN AGE 44, WIFE MARY AGE 44, AND CHILDREN: JACKSON b;1839, WILLIAM B:1840, SARAH JANE B: 1843, MARTHA B:1845,
JOHN B: 1846, ALEXANDER B: 1848, THOMAS B: 1850, ADALINE B: 1853, MATILDA B: 1855, AND MARGARET B: 1857.
DOES ANYONE KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT THIS FAMILY? I CAN'T FIND THEM ON THE 1870 TN. CENSUS. SARAH JANE IRVIN/ERVIN
MARRIED WILLIAM ROBERTS IN BRADLEY CO, TN. IN 1875. THEY HAD 1 SON, THOMAS LEE ROBERTS (T.L.) WHO LIVED THERE UNTIL ABOUT 1925. IF YOU HAVE ANY CONNECTION TO THIS FAMILY, PLEASE EMAIL ME AT: MAR146@CHARTER.NET
THANKS, MARTHA

JONATHAN IRVIN/ERVIN

martharoberts2013 — 2009-04-06 21:07:36Z

THE 1860 BRADLEY CO, TN. CENSUS SHOWS SURNAME AS JONATHAN
IRVIN AGE 44, WIFE MARY AGE 44, AND CHILDREN: JACKSON b;1839, WILLIAM B:1840, SARAH JANE B: 1843, MARTHA B:1845,
JOHN B: 1846, ALEXANDER B: 1848, THOMAS B: 1850, ADALINE B: 1853, MATILDA B: 1855, AND MARGARET B: 1857.
DOES ANY KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT THIS FAMILY? I CAN'T FIND THEM ON THE 1870 BRADLEY CO, TN. CENSUS. SARAH JANE IRVIN/ERVIN
MARRIED WILLIAM ROBERTS IN BRADLEY CO, TN. IN 1875. THEY HAD 1 SON, THOMAS LEE ROBERTS (T.L.) WHO LIVED THERE UNTIL ABOUT 1925. IF YOU HAVE ANY CONNECTION TO THIS FAMILY, PLEASE EMAIL ME AT: MAR146@CHARTER.NET
THANKS, MARTHA

Newton Bill Irvin, US Marshall, OK

DavidWells88 — 2009-04-26 12:34:25Z

Looking for more info on Newton "Bill". It has been confirmed that Bill was a U.S. Marshall in Oklahoma during th days of 'Hanging Judge' Isaac Parker. They were based out of Fort Smith, Arkansas. An out of print book "Hell on the Border" chronicles the days of indian fighting and outlaw chasing. One chapter talks about Deputy U.S. Marshall N.B. Irvin. He was part of a posse that chased down and hung a man who had raped and murdered a woman.

He married Rosa Alice Bigham of Ellis CO, TX in that county.

Looking for additional information on this line, marriage.