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Andrew M. Justice

snowangel7070 — 2009-11-09 03:36:22Z

I'm searching for information on an Andrew M. Justice born around 1875 in Warren Co., KY or Macon Co., TN. He married Flora E. Gregory, and they are both buried in Old Brush Cemetery in Sumner Co., TN.

John Richard Thurman Justice

AnitaWages08 — 2009-10-25 02:18:46Z

Can you tell me who the parents are of John Richard Thurman Justice?
Thanks
Anita Justice Wages

Re: William Justice Pendleton county KY

ronaldkidwell — 2009-10-24 14:34:21Z

Jennifer, the information i have on the Justice family, was from older family members and from the census. Dorothy Ridinger Justice born 8-16-1912 Petros Tennessee, died 10-26- 2007 age 95-96 Miamisburg Ohio, the Ridinger family came from Warren county Ohio, Dorothy married Stanley Justice who was son of John R. Justice, his full name was John Richard Thurman Justice, he is great grandfather of Greg Justice, we both shared information, John Richard Thurman Justice was married twice and had two families, Greg Justice is related with 1st family, and Stanley Justice was from the 2nd family. My daughter married another Kidwell, not related, in the late 1700's our lines crossed when Jonathan Kidwell and Rebbeca Kidwell first cousins married, my daughters father in law is Rodney Kidwell, his mother is Juanita Justice daughter of Stanley Justice. are you related to this Justice famil

Re: William Justice Pendleton county KY

JenniferFarmer44 — 2009-10-24 00:49:53Z

Hello! I am interested in the William Justice and Sarah Blackburn family. I am mainly interested in what documentation you have for his parents. Any information is appreciated.

Jennifer

Re: Billy and Sally Justice Cherokee Indian

JenniferFarmer44 — 2009-10-24 00:45:35Z

Cynthia, what proof do you have of William's (who married Sarah Troutman) parentage. I had William and Margaret Johnson's son William marrying a different sarah and having a completely different set of kids. Would love to know where your information came from.

Jennifer

William Justice of Penn or NJ and Chicago

BruceBeveridge — 2009-10-19 07:09:53Z

I really need some help on this one. I am not a Justice, but a local historian in the Southwest Suburbs of Chicago. I am looking for the family tree of William Justice b. approx 1803 in NJ, or Penn. He first appears in the 1850 census as living in Chicago's 6th ward. He was a city collector. He is shown as being born in NJ and is 43 years old. His wife is Mary A. and she is born in Penn and is 40. His children are: Francis M - 21 - b. Penn, Joseph 10 - b. Penn, Sarah A. - 16 b. Penn, Morgan - 9 b. IL, William B - 7 - b. IL.

In 1857 a famous Chicagoan name "Long John" Wentworth became mayor of Chicago for the first time. He had a farm out in Lyons Township IL at Archer and Harlem Av. With this, Long John appointed Justice as the keeper of the Bridewell (the original name for the Cook County Jail). William Justice stayed in this position until the end of 1860. As for records on the jail, I have not found much as the Chicago fire wiped it out as far as I know.

The 1860 Chicago census shows the 55 year old William Justice, now claiming to be born in Penn, and his wife in NJ, living at the Bridewell with the staff and a 16 year old William Jr.

Now - when (or before) William Justice became Bridewell keeper, he purchased a farm in modern day Lyons Township Illinois – outside of the city and within walking distance of his mayor – Long John Wentworth. The 1860 Census for Lyons Township shows 29 year old farmer Joseph and 25 year old Theresa his wife born in Bavaria, and a daughter Mary R. 9-12 Mos. Joseph has his own numeration number but no land holding – he is a son of William Justice Sr.

On the page before Joseph is shown a numeration for a 25 year old William Dicke holding land value with wife Margaret 20 years old. Dicke has servants and a gardener under him and a 17 year old William Justice Jr. living there. One of these servants is Fanny McKeon 30 years old born in Ireland. I believe that this is the same William Jr. counted with his father in Chicago for 1860. He just happened to be living out in Lyons Township when the census taker came by. I show William Sr. owning this tract in the 1870 Cook County Land map, and I also found reference to William Justice's (the Bridewell keeper's) farm in the Chicago Tribune. William Sr. left the position at the Bridewell, Dec 19, 1860.

The 1870 Chicago Census for 67 year old William Sr. (now b. NY) shows a 36 (may be a misprint) year old Mary (shown b. NY) and two children - Eva 10 & Ida 9 Dyke. William is shown as a gardener.

1880, Mary 65 is a widow and has Eva 18 & Ida 17 Dyke listed as granddaughters living with her.

Notice the Dyke and Dicke from the 1860 Lyons Township farm census is very similar.

Joseph Justice and Theresa went on to live in Evanston IL as Joe became a lawyer. William Jr. However, fell off the face of the planet.

This is important to me because the place where this Justice farm was is now in a town called "Justice" Illinois. The people around here have no real evidence why the town is named Justice. The town was incorporated in 1911 or so. Why would the first village board name their town after a family that had not been there since the late 1860's? The two theories that are printed in the local history books do not hold any weight.

My theory is that William Jr. died in the Civil War. The tribune lists a William Justice dying in the war as part of the 1st Illinois Light Artillery on or about Nov 22, 1864. The records on that unit show a death in that time period but show the man as Andrew Justice - not William. The Trib states that William from Chicago left a wife in "a fragile state".

I think that Tribune reported death was in fact William, and I think Eva and Ida Dyke were William's children, who in 1880 were living with their widowed grandmother.

I found a virtually unreadable Civil War pension index for a Fanny Justice, wife of William Justice. This guy is shown as serving in a WV infantry unit and two separate Ohio units. I can't read the rest of it, but it was filed from Illinois.

Are there any of you that fit into this family? I believe that the town was named for the deceased William Justice Jr. and though it was some 50 years later that the village was formed, it is possible that he was the only one from within the corporate limits of the present day Justice to die in the Civil War as seen through the eyes of the men who formed the village in 1911. Perhaps even one of these people on the census, or even one of the Justice children was married to one of the town incorporators and suggested the name of her relative for the town’s name?

Can anyone shed some light on this?

Bruce

Re: Justice-SPELLINGS

wgubman — 2009-09-30 06:15:48Z

Hi,
I have Mary Lavinia "Vinna" Justice's parent's as James Monroe Justice (b.07 Aug 1820, d.28 Mar 1878) and Cynthia Caline Maxwell (b.04 Jan 1825, d.10 Mar 1906).

Mary Lavinia "Vinna" Justice is my g-grandmother too.

Please feel free to email me privately- wgubman@aol.com

Re: JAMES JUSTICE/ANGIE BENTLEY

akhorseman1967 — 2009-09-21 02:23:30Z

Are you still on here? I'd like to see what you have put together tree wise.

Tony

Daniel Justice & Nancy Napier

BelindaCook910 — 2009-09-15 16:26:24Z

According to an Uncle he has from the Morman Church records that Daniel Justice married Nancy Napier and one of the children is Augustus Justice married to Jerusha Harpold. They lived around Meigs Co Ohio. Any Help ? Belinda Cook

Re: Jackson Justice

jeffkat1984 — 2009-09-15 12:28:17Z

Siyo=Hello(Cherokee)
This is all the infomation I have:
Justice, Jackson, Private Company F. Age 38. B.Floyd Co. on Apr 24, 1864 D. Sept 2nd 1864 in Andersonville Prison, GA., of anasarca and was buried in Grave #7594. Widow, Doras applied for and recd. a pension in 1866.

Hope this helps.
Chief Jeffery Roger Rolling Thunder Justice

Re: Cherokees Billy and Sally

DianaTruelove500 — 2009-09-13 01:50:35Z

Linda, I would love to have your info on William " Bily " Justice and Sarah " Sally/Salie " Troutman. My Justice family ties into them. my email has changed to.
dianatruelove07@hotmail.com. Thank,Diana

Re: Cherokees Billy and Sally

wandamcdonough46 — 2009-09-12 19:51:27Z

my family ties to Dick Justice through Mary Polly Justice who married Giles Henry Wilkins any information on the Wilkins you mentioned would be appreciated.

JUSTICE Tommy 1947-1957

t42MountOlivet — 2009-09-09 22:12:17Z

JUSTICE Tommy 1947-1957

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JUSTICE Irva G 1919-

t42MountOlivet — 2009-09-08 13:12:00Z

JUSTICE Irva G 1919-

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Re: Justice in Ohio

PPPPMC — 2009-09-07 15:34:40Z

Does anyone have anything on John Jstice from ohio, born 1815-1818?,different ages on census, married ameila? Live Kno co. Indiana til 1870, nothing further.

Elizabeth Justice b. 1791 m. to James Blackburn

MixedStock — 2009-09-02 15:53:30Z

Does anyone have anything on Elizabeth Justice, b around 1791. That is all I have on her other than she married James Blackburn (1769 - Jun 1843).

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks!

Re: Eli Justice/Justis born abt 1836

paalgel — 2009-08-26 14:01:12Z

In 1850, my Sarah Justice would have been about 10 years old and too young for a child but of course I guess she could own slaves at any age. I don't know anything about Justice slaves. Phyllis

Re: Eli Justice/Justis born abt 1836

anthonyjustice1 — 2009-08-25 14:26:22Z

Do you have any information on slaves owned by the Justice family from Al. the 1850 census showed Sarah having one child and 2 slaves. After the civil war my great grandfather moved to what is now Pike County.

Dick Justice/Justice

wandamcdonough46 — 2009-07-04 02:40:52Z

I am looking for Information on the Justice/Justus line in Raburn Co. GA. I am a descendant of William and Sally Troutman Justice. Any information would be greatly apprecitaed.

Eunice Justice of Huntsville, TX 1918

drbrownlee — 2009-07-08 06:09:20Z

Eunice is pictured in the 1918 Alcalde, yearbook of Sam Houston Normal Institute of Huntsville. She is a senior. I'm not kin but thought this might help researchers locate family.

Eunice Justice of Huntsville, TX 1918

drbrownlee — 2009-07-08 06:09:02Z

Eunice is pictured in the 1918 Alcalde, yearbook of Sam Houston Normal Institute of Huntsville. She is a senior. I'm not kin but thought this might help researchers locate family.

Re: William Justice born in Wales England in 1625.

missbutterfly1965 — 2009-06-19 19:31:23Z

i have some thing about the justice family .

JUSTICE Margie Lee and Cliff Marion Sr

t42MountOlivet — 2009-06-14 16:56:00Z

JUSTICE Margie Lee and Cliff Marion Sr

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Re: Justice in Ohio

jdoyle421 — 2009-06-21 23:09:45Z

Dan,
I'm looking for the ancestors of James and William Justice. I think their father was Jesse. They were from the Hocking, Ohio area.

James married Isabella Elder in 1838. He was born c. 1815.

The family story is that the Justice's were native Americans (Indians). I can't prove it. Actually, the story is that they left the Trail of Tears. Arriving in a village they were asked, "how many are there?" And they responded, "it's just us." Hence the name Justice or Justus.

Any chance we could be talking about the same family?

Judy

ABRAHAM Justice/Justus b:1790/1795 N.C.

GlendaGeister — 2009-07-01 00:00:48Z

Abraham married Mahetta Stonecypher and they lived in Morgan, Tenn. They had at least 8 children.
My notes show that he was born in Burke, NC. The public family trees I have seen here and Ancestry lists his father as Moses Justice. However, if he was born in N.C. just before the 1800 census, then Moses can't be his father. Moses was enumerated in S.C. in 1800. The only listing in Burke co is John Justus, {who does have one son under 10} but he is gone from Burke County in 1810.

There were two Abraham Justices , one, born a few years earlier, from SC who was indeed Moses's son, but he never lived in Morgan, TN.

Does anyone have information as to the County in which the Morgan County Abraham Justice was born? The one who married Mahetta Stonecypher.

For ease of typing I am using the Justice spelling, hoping you understand the myriad of spellings are included.

Re: justice in NC

lorimarusa — 2009-06-02 05:23:11Z

Hi, my Justice's were from VA on into NC. Sally Justice married Lewis Page and had my 3rd great grandmother Malvina Winnaford Page who married Rev. Stimson Hines Whitaker - named their son William Justice Whitaker. He had a son in Hamlet, NC, the same area as Diana's Justice's and perhaps yours? I'd love to exchange information.

Does this line sound familiar?

Lori

Re: William Justice born in Wales England in 1625.

karengraden — 2009-08-04 05:31:54Z

hi william justice is my ggggggggreat grandfather,i have done my line from him on downto my i am having problems finding his mother and father.any suggestions my email is kg94721@yahoo.com.thanks

Elizabeth Sylvania Justice

rlhudson — 2009-07-10 04:12:08Z

Does anyone have information about Elizabeth Sylvania Justice born About 1898 in Al. Her mother May have been Ann according to her burtial information Father Justice Unknow.
Elizabeth was married to a Wallace Wisener in Tn. 1918. This couple moved to Calif. with Andrew J. Justice. I thought he was Elizabeth father. Maybe an uncle???? I need help with my grandmothers Line.

Thanks-Roy hudson

Re: E. A. Justice, Pike County, AL abt 1866

paalgel — 2009-06-27 14:22:30Z

Was your GGgrandfather's mother's name Oxford? If so, there are good records on Pheraby, Phoebe, Oxford. I would like to know about Sarah Ann's marriage to J. M. Giles, where and when. This sounds like my Sarah Ann but I know in 1860 AL records she is married to James Bartlett Griffin and that marriage was about 1857 or 1858. Since I have never found a record of her death it is possible she left James B. Griffin and remarried elsewhere. So many records were lost during the Civil War. I have documents which bear the name of James Bartlett Griffin and Eli M. Justice so I know they were associated in Pike County, AL. I believe that the Griffins and Justices had cause to dislike each other (just from certain tidbits of family history) so it is possible that Sarah Ann may have left James Bartlett. Of course, I have yet to locate poor Millard during the 1860's and 1870's. Phyllis

Re: E. A. Justice, Pike County, AL abt 1866

paalgel — 2009-07-28 22:50:20Z

Do you knowq what date Sarah Ann Justice married J. M. Giles (possibly James Madison). and where?

Re: Justice

paalgel — 2009-08-15 05:04:26Z

I am looking for Justices in this area also. The time is also good. These may be the children of Eli Justice born about 1810 in NC. Thanks, Phyllis

Eli Justice/Justis born abt 1836

paalgel — 2009-08-11 18:05:28Z

This is the son of Eli Justice born about 1810 in NC. He is also the brother of a Sarah Ann Justice who married James Bartlett Griffin in 1857 in Barbour County, AL. I surely would like to know what happened to Sarah Ann. In the family research, she is the ggmother who was supposed to have died in erly 1860's but we have no record. Thanks

Eli Justice/Justis from NC to AL to TN

paalgel — 2009-08-07 13:54:58Z

My Eli is the father of Tillman D. or Tilman D. Justice. This Eli was born about 1809 or 10 in NC, if I remember Correctly. In 1850, he is in AL with no wife but several children. He has one daughter, Sarah Ann born about 1841 or 42 maybe even 43 in GA. This Eli's wife was Phereby or Fereby or even Pheriby Oxford. The name Tillman is derived from the Oxford side of the family. I do know that these Justice's were in TN at one time most probably between 1860 and 1880. There would perhaps be a James Millard or just Millard recorded with the family. Related names would be Bird, Byrd or Griffin, also Jones. Thanks, Phyllis

Re: Justices/Justus of Rabun Co., GA or William & Sarah Troutman Justice

paalgel — 2009-08-04 16:06:27Z

I am looking for descendants of Eli Justice one of whose wives was Millie Ann. My Eli was born about 1810 in NC and his first wife was Phereby Oxford. He also had a number opf kids one of whom was Sarah Ann. In the late 1850's and into 1860's, Eli and kids lived in Pike County, AL. He did some legal business with a James Bartlett Griffin. In 1857, James married Sarah (AL record). The family story is that she was very young. They appear together on the 1860 census for Midway, Barbour County, AL. There is also a female Bird or Byrd listed on these legal documents as a witness. Think she may have later married a Justice. What I believe is that, when James left for the War in 1861, Sarah went back to her family in GA. The dates of her birth vary widely but maybe she wished to make herself "a little younger" as she got older. The 1860 census has her at 18 which mean a birth date of 1842. I don't know what happened to her son James Millard Griffin between 1860 and 1880 and that's what I'm after. I think this Sarah married at least twice after leaving James Griffin. Both marriage may have been in GA or maybe NC. Thanks, Phyllis

John Cecil Justice, Mingo, WV--Please, I want to know my family.

randiphillips369 — 2009-05-24 15:37:04Z

My grandad is John Cecil Justice b.07/29/24, he married Margaret Dillon and they had two children, Rosemary Justice and Larry D. Justice. I have found so many confliting reports and names and they have all passed away and I never found out more about my family. I have a huge part missing in my life. I need and want to learn about my families history. Anyone that can maybe help with any information please e-mail me: randimichelle369@yahoo.com I have more names but I don't know if they are correct. I want to know my family. Thank you!

William Jestes/Justus/Justice b.1852 Morgan Co TN d.1947KY son of Squire Jestes/Justice (Rev 1)

WClayton43 — 2009-06-21 16:03:06Z

I frequently research collateral lines when doing Genealogy and am leaving this brief string if anyone comes along later and finds it useful. (Note: This particular branch of the family seemed to prefer the spelling Jestes, at least in the early 1900’s, so that is what I am using.) This is an update of a posting I made recently on the Jestes Board.
Bert Jestes b.Apr 1882TN (prob Morgan Co) married in abt.1902 Loula Rogers b.May 1883NC. Lula was the dau of Hugh W Rogers b.21Apr1831TN d. June1908 CherokeeCo.NC and Laura A Gouger b. 28Apr1837 Wade Co., GA d.23Jan1914 Cherokee Co., NC. More on this family and ancestry can be found at www.gencircles.com/users/gcwec4474/1.
Bert Jestes lists his WW1 Draft Registration as Ick Bert Jestes and was one of the children of William Jestes b.1852TN d.1947 Harlan Co., KY and buried Coalfield, TN and Mary Susannah b.1860TN (Walls per research of others b.24Dec1860 dau William G Walls b.01Jan1830 & Edie Ann Williams b.14Jul1830).
William Jestes & Susan/Susannah had children:
Cornelia b. May 1878 TN
Bert b. Apr 1882 TN
Mary E Jestes b. May 1886 TN
William G Jestes b. 14 Jul 1888 Oliver Springs, TN, d. 10 Nov 1953 Harlan Co., KY
Minnie Jestes b. Jul 1890 TN
Myrtle J Jestes b. May 1894 TN
Andrew J Jestes b. May 1896 TN
Edy A Jestes b. Nov 1898 TN
Walter B Jestes b. abt. 1901 TN
William Jestes b.1852 lived in Morgan Co TN in 1900, 1910 and 1920. He lived in Harlan Co KY in 1930 and died in 1947 in Harlan Co., KY. He was the son of Squire Jestus/Justice b.12Aug1813 Morgan Co TN and Elizabeth/Sarah Russell b. Abt.09Jul1815TN.
Bert Justice b.1882 and Lou had 6 children known to me: Clifford b.abt.1903 (prob the one d.1973), Hugh b.abt.1908 (prob d.1989), Laura A b.abt.1910, Oscar b.abt.1916, Lorene b.abt.1920, and Clarabelle b.abt.1924. This family is found in the 1910 Census of Dist 1, Morgan Co., TN, 1918 WW1 Draft Registration of Oliver Springs TN, and 1930 Census of Dist 1, Morgan Co TN. He was a Coal Miner.
William G Jestes b.14Jul1888 married 26 Jul 1913 Morgan Co. to Laura Rogers b.Oct.1898.NC and had 5 children known to me: Hazel b.abt.1915.TN, Bonnie b.abt.1917.TN, Eldia/Ilda b.abt.1918.TN/KY, Clarence b.abt.1920.TN (prob d.19Apr1981 Harlan, KY), and Louise b.abt.1923.KY. William Registered for the WW1 Draft in Perry Co., KY, lived in Harlan Co., KY in 1930 and lived in Harlan when he d.10.Nov.1953.
Myrtle J Jestes b.1894.TN married 01 Apr 1916 Morgan Co TN Isaac/Ike Privett b. Abt. 1887.TN and had son Isaac Privett b. 01 Apr 1916.TN
Anderw Jackson Jestes b. 12 May 1896 Oliver Springs TN married 10 Feb 1922 Anderson Co., TN Lula B Jett b.abt.1902.TN and had daughters Reba M Jestes b.abt.1923 and Pansy L Jestes b.abt. Mar 1927. The family lived in Anderson Co., TN in 1930.
Cornelia Ann Jestes b.abt May.1878 married 09 Nov 1902 Morgan Co. TN to George W Byrd b. Abt.1872.TN and lived in Morgan Co TN in 1910, 1920 and 1930. They had 6 children known to me: Floyd E Byrd b. Abt.1904.TN, Rebecca Annie Byrd b.abt.1906.TN, William A Byrd b.abt.May1909.TN, Katie M Byrd b.abt.1912.TN, Charles Edward Byrd b.abt.1915.TN, Maud Byrd b.abt.June.1916.TN.
Five Jestes families from 2 generations were living next to each other in Dist 6, Harlan Co., KY and each of the families worked as Coal Miners. Clifford C and Hugh were sons of Bert. Walter, Edie, and Minnie were Brother and Sisters of Bert.
1. Edie/Edy Justice b.abt.1898.TN married abt.1917 Arthur Martin b.abt.1894.NC. It would appear from 1930 Census Arthur had been married previous to Edie and they had children Lola b.abt.1917, Claud, b.abt.1919, Elizabeth b.abt 1921, Lula M b.abt.1923, Maxine b.abt.1926, Carlus J b.abt .Sept1919. Apparently Arthur had at least 4 other children in the household in 1930.
2. Hugh Jestes b.1908 married abt 1928 Margaret ?? b.abt.1914.TN and had daughter Elnora b.1929.TN.
3. Walter Jestes b.abt.1902 married 07 Oct 1922 Edith Sliger b.abt.1906.TN and had Eugene b.abt.1924.TN, Herman b.abt.1926.TN, Mildred b.abt.1929.TN
4. Clifford C Jestes b.abt.1903.TN married abt.1925 Nina ?? b.abt.1906.TN and had dau Bobbie J b.abt.1928.KY
5. Minnie Jestes b.abt.1913.TN married abt 1929 Alvin T Riggs b.abt.1910.TN and had son A.C.? b.abt.Jan1930TN
I am happy to generate a Genealogy Report with the other info and Sources for anyone interested in these families. Contact me by Ancestry Connection Service.

Re: Justices/Justus of Rabun Co., GA or William & Sarah Troutman Justice

dianatuelove07 — 2009-07-09 20:31:26Z

Marilyn I can't find the info you sent me about,re MY FANTASTIC VOYAGE THROUGH TIME, or the info you said you found about william Justice and Sarah Sallie Troutman
you can email me at,
dianatruelove07@hotmail.com
Thanks, Diana

James A. Justice of Buncombe County, NC

twobargers — 2009-05-30 19:17:03Z

I am trying to clear up confusion regarding James A. Justice of Asheville, NC, b 31 Jan 1866, d 21 Jan 1918. Every reference I find has him as the son of Archibald Justice and Nancy Allison of Haywood County. However, this is problematic for two reasons: first, in the 1880 census, Archibald's son James A. is already 17 years old, making his birth year 1863 rather than 1866. More important, the death certificate for the James A. Justice born in 1866 states he was born in Buncombe County, not Haywood, and that his parents were Butler Justice and Mary Wilson. It seems more likely there were two James A. Justices born three years and two counties apart. I'm the g-g-grandson of James A., the son of Butler and Mary - would appreciate any info on Butler Justice, Mary Wilson and their family, and hope to correct the many records using the wrong James A.'s info in Archie's family.

Re: Berry Justice

MistyRose911 — 2009-06-06 22:34:59Z

I'm hoping our lines will cross! My Great Great Grandfather was a William Anse Justice. To my knowledge he only married twice, once to a Margaret Nancy Russell and once to a Minnie Staten.

Children with Margaret:
Lena b.1896
Haley E. b.1899-1980
Charlie Rufus b.1900-1994

Children with Minnie:
Rhoda b.1912
Estell b.1915
Odell b.1917
Jesse b.1920
Ila Mae b.1922

I found a census in 1900 that shows an Anderson married to a Margaret N with children listed as:
James W
Green B
Leilah
Mary
Mahala
Charles R

It is possible that Anderson or Anse (if they are the same) was married before, since at the time of the census his wife margaret would have been 10yoa when the oldest child was born. I am thinking that perhaps they are the same and Leilah is a misprint for Lena and Haley is mistaken for what is suppose to be Mahala(perhaps it was shortened to Hala E. and became Haley)

I am not sure of this since other trees show Anse's parents as a Moses and Arsena but there is nothing to prove this. I did find another census for 1860 that has Barry Justice, married to Mahula with children listed as James, Anderson and Caroline. If Anderson is the same Anderson, then it would make sense that he named his daughter after his mother. Whether or not Anderson and my William Anse are the same, I'm not sure. As well, my William Anse also has roots in Walker County Alabama, which is where my line is from. I'm thinking they could possibly be the one in the same. Does your wife remember what William Anse looked like? I have a picture of him and Margaret as well as my Great grand father Charlie Rufus.

Would love to compare info if you want to email me!

Margaret Justice m. Joseph Carter Dotson (Dodson)

wildirishrose961 — 2009-07-18 05:06:20Z

I'm looking for information for Margaret Justice b. abt 1788 in PA to Jesse Justice, wife of Joseph Carter Dotson (Dodson) abt 1818, mother of Michael, Thomas, Mary Ann, Susan, Isaiah, Joseph, Keirah and Francis. Any information will be very helpful. Thank you.

JUSTICE John W 1876-1936

t42RoseHill — 2009-07-08 01:22:42Z

JUSTICE John W 1876-1936

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JUSTICE Eula M 1880-1975

t42RoseHill — 2009-06-06 15:15:15Z

JUSTICE Eula M 1880-1975

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Re: Jacob (Joab) Justus and Sarah Cline

georgek55 — 2009-08-07 19:42:09Z

Betty,

Just reading through the Justice rootsweb site and was wondering if you can help me with the children from Jacob/Joab's first marriage. You mentioned an Arminda Justice (ca 1843). Do you know if she married Andrew Jackson "Jack" Fudge?

I have an Arminda Justice in my tree whose parents are unknown. But I also have an ArminTa Justice (ca 1850) who married a Jonathan Melvin (all these are either from OH or KY or both).

Anything you might have would certainly be appreciated.

Kathy George
Michigan

Re: AUGUSTUS JUSTICE

BelindaCook910 — 2009-07-31 15:16:56Z

I also have a grandfather named Augustus Justice who was born we think in Ohio and was maried to Jerusha Harpold. Is he the same because we can not find out any info out on him before the marriage and his parents. Thanks

Re: Moses Justice, American Indian Heritage?

justbzbz — 2009-05-21 01:24:18Z

Do you have any info on Nathan Harrison? thanks

justice/stanley

butterflybutterfly41650 — 2009-06-03 22:43:34Z

hello im looking for justice and stanleys.. my grand mothers name was mary justice. she married clarence stanley.. marys mom and dad was kizzie webb and william jay justice...can someone plz help me to find info on these 2 people... thank you lots contact me plz

Re: Justice Bible Records

butterflybutterfly41650 — 2009-06-03 22:39:31Z

hello my name is maggie moore.im looking for info on my grandparents clarence stanley who married mary c justice,,, does these names ring a bell? can you halp me to find these 2 people? thank you maggie

Re: AN EPIC BEGINNING - THE JUSTICE FAMILY

butterflybutterfly41650 — 2009-06-03 21:54:44Z

this justice family would it by any chance have my grand mother in it Mary C Justice who married Clarence Stanley.. please let me know .. if it does have my family in the book please tell me how to buy this book... thanks maggie.... contact me

Re: Southern Justice family info

butterflybutterfly41650 — 2009-06-03 21:46:40Z

hello im related to a william jay justice... ring a bell? contact me please

Re: Moses Justice

butterflybutterfly41650 — 2009-06-03 21:25:03Z

hello my name is maggie . i have a moses in my stanley/justice files. im looking for info on my grand parents clarence stanley and mary justice... can you help with any information.. contact me please... bye bye