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Re: Schuyler Colfax Mayhall

gbrianMalone — 2009-09-07 15:55:30Z

His 2nd wife Lorinne Stigall was the daughter of Bessie Belle Broyles and Grover Stigall. I have the ancestry of his second wife but not of Schuyler himself.

Re: Sarah E. Mayhall married David E. Aleshire

arkoma_1 — 2009-07-28 20:08:03Z

Hi - This is not in my Mayhall line, but perhaps what information I have on this will help you.

California death records show -

1- Sarah Elizabeth Aleshire, b. 27 June 1855 Iowa,
died 14 July 1945 in Los Angeles.

2- Roscoe Murfin Aleshire, b. 17 June 1874 MO,
died 14 July 1945 Los Angeles.

3- (?) Ira T. Aleshire, b. 24 Sept. 1880 Colorado,
died 2 Feb. 1940 Los Angeles.

Sarah Elizabeth Mayhall Aleshire -- daughter of George Harrison Mayhall and Elizabeth Grigsby. George Harrison and Elizabeth were married 1 January 1849 in Gibson Co., Indiana.

George Harrison's parents - Timothy Mayhall, Jr. and Elizabeth Hanks.

This information (and more) gathered from various sources,
NONE of it verified by me, but appears to be correct.

Email me at arkomavalley@juno.com if you would like more of what I have on this line.

Sarah E. Mayhall married David E. Aleshire

PatLa1950 — 2009-06-24 02:27:30Z

Am looking for information on just who this Sarah E. Mayhall was. I know from family information that she was born June 27, 1855 in Missouri. I know that her mother's name was Elizabeth and that she was born about 1829 in Indiana and died in 1894 in Divide, Teller County, Colorado. Sarah & David were married on May 4, 1873 in Putnam County, Indiana and most likely they both died in Colorado. Their children were: Roscoe M., Alcy (son), Ira A., Archie V., Otis Ethereal, Ovid R.M., and Emilie M. Alcy died at the age of 3 months, Otis at the age of about 28 and Ovid at the age of 5 years. That is about all I know of this family, so if anyone has any information to connect with this family, please contact me.

Re: Mayhall Geneology

best71 — 2009-03-13 12:10:08Z

I don't think I will be taking up where my dad left off - I have five school-aged kids that keep me pretty busy. I will tell my dad I found this website and see if he recalls communicating with you or can provide some insight into further research on the Mayhall family. He still gets around slowly and his memory is really not too bad (just sort of unpredictable sometimes). Thank you for your message.

Re: Mayhall Geneology

bjm368 — 2009-03-12 23:35:21Z

I am really sorry to hear about your Dad. He helped me a lot with my branch of the family. Is there no one else in your family with the irresistable urge to probe their family's past? Will you be taking up the quest? If so, welcome to this never ending story.

Re: Mayhall Geneology

Glenda_Klingensmith — 2009-03-12 16:13:47Z

Thanks so much Karen,
My ggm-Francis ? b/abt/1800 ? N.C. m/Duke (Marmaduke) Allen abt/1810. I am trying to find her maiden name. Some say that she is Catherine Francis Mayhall. She indicates on several census that she was b/N.C. After marriage to Duke, they may have lived in TN early 1810-1820, then Jackson, Marshall, Marion, and Walker Co. AL. I have some of the children if that would help.
I would appreciate any info you could provide on this family.
Thanks, Glenda

Re: Mayhall Geneology

best71 — 2009-03-12 14:39:12Z

My dad is the William Mayhall you are referring to. He has had a few strokes in the past few years so he is no longer able to get online and do genealogy research. The email address you are referring to is no longer being used either. He had given me a family tree a while back and I can look for it if it would be of any help.

Karen (Mayhall) Best

Re: Mayhall Geneology

bjm368 — 2009-02-13 11:53:32Z

Sorry, she is not in my direct line so I don't have any information on her. William Mayhall would probably know but he hasn't been posting lately and I'm not sure if you'd be able to connect with him. His e-mail address is ggrandmapa@aol.com.

Re: Mayhall Geneology

Glenda_Klingensmith — 2009-02-13 01:33:48Z

Can you tell me more about your AL. Mayhalls?
I am looking for Catherine Francis Mayhall who m. Benjamin J. Allen. Do you know this family? My ggp-Asa and Diana Morse Allen were m/ Marshall Co. 1844.
Thanks for any help!
Glenda

Re: Mayhall-Marshall, Jackson County Alabama

johnherroncrowder62 — 2009-01-15 19:29:10Z

Glenda,
Sorry to say, I have not seen the name Allen. I have just started researching my Mayhall Family. Will keep my eyes open though.

John

Re: Mayhall-Marshall, Jackson County Alabama

Glenda_Klingensmith — 2009-01-15 01:37:26Z

Do you have a Catherine Francis Mayhall who m. Benjamin J. Allen early 1800? We have Jackson, Marshall, Walker, and Marion Co. AL connections. Lots of Allens!
We've been looking for Duke (Marmaduke)? Allen for some time-b/abt/1795 and now we're told he may really be Benjamin J. Allen. Our Francis b/1797 N.C. is supposidly his wife. Asa Allen b/1826 is our ggf.
Any ideas?
Thanks, Glenda

Catherine Francis Mayhall/Allen 1798

Glenda_Klingensmith — 2009-01-14 20:23:48Z

Need info on Catherine Francis Mayhall who m/Benjamin J. Allen TN 1815-20?

Susan and Julia Mayhall; John R. Thompson,Gibson and Knox, Indiana

lindalaffey — 2009-01-03 20:36:09Z

I'm looking for the family of an Andrew Thompson, possibly the son of Ephraim and Margaret Thompson who were early settlers in Daviess County, IN.

In 1850 Andrew Thompson married Harriet Degan of Wabash County, IL; she was daughter of Henry and Jane Lauvellette Degan both of Vincennes, In. They had two children: Henry R. b 1852, and Laura Ann, b 1854. They both disappear by the 1860 census.

In the 1860 census, Andrew Thompson's daughter, Laura, b 1854, is living in Wabash Co, IL with her mother's parents, Henry and Jane Degan. Her older brother Henry R. Thompson, b 1852,is not with her. There is however a Henry R. Thompson age 9, living with Samuel R. Alexander and his wife Dorcas Alexander, b 1811, in Knox County, IN. There is also a young Mayhall girl, Julia, who may have been Susan Mayhall's sister? The connection here is with Gibson Co, IN, where a John R. Thompson is married to a Susan Mayhall.

Dorcas Alexander's maiden name was Thompson, then she married Minard Smith,and after being widowed, married Samuel R. Alexander, widowed son in law of Rev Scott of the Presb. church. Samuel Alexander became the Pres Church minister after Scott in Knox Co, Vincennes.

Dorcas was born in S.C. and then lived in Daviess Co with Minard Smith, then Knox Co with Samuel Alexander where we find her in 1860. In the 1850 census is a John Thompson, b 1801 also in SC; living with him is his mother Margaret, b Maryland, 1783. John has a son named Ephraim. This Ephraim as a young man,goes on to CA to work on gold mines and his letters have been preserved. He eventually returns to Daviess Co and marries Eliza someone, I think the girl he left behind, and they have one child, Martha (Mattie) before Eliza dies. By 1870 Ephraim is living with his parents John and Elizabeth, with his 11 year old daughter in Washington, Daviess Co, IN. Ephraim, b 1834, becomes a successful merchant in Washington. His daughter Mattie marries a J.C. Lavelle, deputy auditor of Daviess Co, eloping against her father's wishes, but she is 20 or so then, per the Daveiss Co Democrat newspaper.

Now I think that Margaret, John's mother, Ephraim's grandmother, is the widow of an Ephraim Thompson who was an early settler in Daviess County, per Goodspeed's book. Ephraim Thompson is in the 1830 census, age 50-60. His youngest male then was 10-15, who could have been my Andrew. His wife was 40-50 (Margaret would have been 47). They also have a daughter of the right age to be Dorcas. The brother John Thompson is already out of the house since he was 29. This older Ephraim Thompson was an elder of the Presb. Church in 1814 in Daviess. He was also a Daviess Co commissioner for many years. He was in Commers Fort.

So I'm seeing the link between these Ephraim Thompsons and Andrew Thompson based on Henry R. Thompson, boy same age as Andrew's son Henry R. Thompson, living with Dorcas Alexander who was a Thompson, and may have been Ephraim and Margaret Thompson's daughter, sister of John, and maybe sister of Andrew?? It's a stretch, but nothing else has worked so far...

I would appreciate any assistance or info.

Re:: NEWBERRY MAYHALL 1811-1849

Donnadeelutz — 2008-10-16 22:36:12Z

I am looking for more information on the wife of Newberry Mayhall, Matilda Brown Armstrong Mayhall. Matilda Brown was born around 1816 in Tennessee and married John Armstrong on August 19, 1831 in Nashville, Davidson County, Tennessee. She had 4 children by him: James R. (born 1836), Reuben B. (born 1837), William A. (born 1838), and Nancy Jane Armstrong (born 1840). John Armstrong died between 1840 and 1845; Matilda Armstrong then married Newberry Mayhall on June 25, 1845 in Itawamba County, Mississippi. Matilda bore Newberry Mayhall 2 children: Carter B. (born 1846) and George W. (born August 1950. Newberry Mayhall died in 1849, and Matilda Brown Armstrong Mayhall died in 1850 in the Southern Division of Tishomingo County, Mississippi.

Any information on Matilda Brown Armstrong Mayhall would be greatly appreciated.

RW: NEWBERRY MAYHALL 1811-1849

Donnadeelutz — 2008-09-25 00:13:13Z

I am looking for the maiden name of the wife of Newberry Mayhall. Newberry, born in 1811, married Matilda Armstrong in Itawamba County, Mississippi on June 25, 1845. Matilda was married previously and had 4 children from her first marriage to a Armstrong. Newberry and Matilda had 2 children: Carter B., born 1846, and George Washington, b. Aug. 1850. Newberry died in 1849.

Re: MAYHALL Tina L _1980-2001.JPG

jjongebloed — 2008-07-21 12:49:36Z

Thank you for taking those pictures.

Tyler

Re: Mayhall

jjongebloed — 2008-07-21 12:25:36Z

well duh..I just realized that we don't have the same ggrandmothers. Our ggrandmothers were sisters though.

Tyler

Re: Mayhall

jjongebloed — 2008-07-21 10:29:27Z

Hi there-Mary Louise Mayhall Flowers was my ggreatgrandmother too!Robert Benjamin ("Berry") Langford is my ggrandfather.One of their sons is Clifford Ellsworth Langford and he is my great granddad, his wife was Salliie Mae Grounds.Berry and Mary had Clifford b.1901,Leo b.1902, Viola b.1906, Ela F(?)b.1909, Rachel b.1911, and Cecil b.1913. Berry died 7 September 1912, I'm assuming she was pregnant when he died. I have some more info, you can email me anytime:after all you are family hehe.

Tyler

Schuyler Colfax Mayhall

2006-10-19 05:34:14Z

I am searching for information on Schuyler Colfax Mayhall. He was born June 21, 1878 in Kentucky. He died December 9, 1957 in Covington, KY. His second wife was Lorinne Stigall.

Re: Mayhall family lines

2006-10-04 04:47:06Z

Hi Carolyn

John Jarrison Mayhall b. Nov 1859 d. 17Apr 1937 Taylor,TX

Parents:

Timothy Mayhall
Martha Ann Hasty Remarried William Griffith 1870 Census

Timothy's Parents:

Jonathan Mayhall
Elizabeth Sherry

Looking for info on Hester Mayall

2006-05-17 16:30:38Z

Hester Mayhall who married Thomas West. Her paernts are Joseph W & Janie Elizabeth Defoor. Can any help with any information?

Re: Mayhall Geneology

2005-11-29 11:16:08Z

I wish I could tell you but my computer isn't working right and I can't put my finger on any paperwork that has the complete line; I lost my entire family tree and the computer won't "read" the back up copies I made. As soon as I can resolve this problem, I'll get back with you.

Ola Mayhall Cowan - Attala or Sunflower Co, MS

pyeattm — 2008-05-05 17:35:01Z

I am looking for information on Ola Mayhall who was from Sunflower (Indianola) or Attala (Kosciusko) Co, MS. She was married to Sherman P Cowan and they had Richard Childress Cowan and Nora Cowan. They lived in Yazoo Co, MS. They divorced sometime around 1917 and she moved back to Sunflower or Attala County. She most likely remarried and lived past 1950 (when Sherman died). I do not have any dates, parents names, etc. for Ola. Can anyone help? Marianne Cowan Pyeatt P O Box 504 Mountain Home, AR 72654-0504

Re: Ambrose Mayhall

Mayhall — 2008-06-22 21:40:14Z

Brandy,

Hi, My husband Wayne Mayhall is the great-grandson of Ambrose Dudley Mayhalll. We live about an hour or so from where he is buried and we keep his grave up. His grave is also registered as a National Cemetery as he as a Veteren of the Civil War. We were also told by some people living in the area that they believe that there is also a young girl buried in the same place. Although I have not been able to proof this I do know that Ambrose and Elizabeth had a daughter who died at a young age. Happy to share info.

Lynda Hammons Mayhall

Grace Mayhall Harrison Graves

shuttlepet — 2006-01-01 02:19:08Z

I am looking for any relative of Grace Mayhall Harrison Graves. She was married to my Grandfather following my Grandmothers death. I have her obit. and it states that she was married to Newton J. Harrison in 1899. She married my Grandfather, Lloyd Graves in 1924. She had 4 children by Mr. Harrison, Athel, Daniel, Juanita and and Mrs. Lloyd Bryant ( I believe her name was Beuela. She had six grandchildren, Mrs. Henry Buckle, Mrs. James Kinkle, betty, Donna and Carole Harrison. All were listed as residents of Carmi, Illinois. If anyone knows of her could you please email me? Thank you

Temple B. Mayhall in Austin, TX 1918

drbrownlee — 2008-01-08 21:50:56Z

Temple is pictured in the 1918 annual of Austin High School. He is a member of the senior class.

Re: Mayhall

jjongebloed — 2008-07-20 04:18:33Z

I hope you still check this board because my ggrandfather was Clifford Langford, son of Mary and Berry. I have been searching for information on Berry and Mary Mayhall but I haven't made much progress. Maybe we could compare notes.
I hope to hear from you,my grandmother was Mary Helen Langford.
Tyler

Re: Mayhall Geneology

mayhallclarkheather — 2005-11-30 20:13:52Z

Oh no! That's awful. I don't know what I would do If I lost all the hard work. Good luck.

Re: Mayhall Geneology

mayhallclarkheather — 2005-11-28 20:06:22Z

How are we related Betty? Here's my line...

William Mayhall
Henry H. Mayhall
James Harrison Mayhall
Warren James Mayhall
James Franklin Mayhall
James Harold Mayhall
Heather Mayhall (me)

Re: Mayhall Geneology

mayhallclarkheather — 2005-11-28 20:04:09Z

Yea, everyone that I have talked to say that is as far back as they can find anything. There's gotta be something somewhere. I wish someone could find it and share. Good luck.

Mayhall Geneology

mayhallclarkheather — 2005-11-08 20:23:17Z

I guess everyone is done looking for Mayhall ancestors.....???

Re: Mayhall Geneology

bjm368 — 2005-11-19 16:09:51Z

I would love to find out who William Mayhall's parents were and further back to where we originated but don't have any idea how to find out. I'm referring to the one who was born in VA in the 1700's and married Margaret Lenderman.

Re: Ola Mayhall Cowan - Attala or Sunflower Co, MS

bjm368 — 2008-05-10 17:28:37Z

I spent some time looking for Ola Mayhall and Sherman Cowan and got nowhere. However, I found Richard and Nora listed on the 1920 census in an orphanage in Jackson, Hinds Co., MS. Sorry I couldn't find Ola or Sherman in Mississippi for any year.

Marriages in Marshall Co., AL

bjm368 — 2007-02-25 01:18:38Z

William C. Raisler m. Ellen Mahall 18 Jan 1896
Mary S. Raisler m. Bunyon Kight 24 May 1893
William C. Raisler m. Nancy M. J. Kight 6 Aug 1893

Who are the parents of the Raisler's listed above? Who are the parents of Ellen Mahall? Are these Raisler's related to John Raisler who married Mary Mayhall in 1896 and are Ellen Mahall and Mary Mayhall related?

Re: Mayhall Geneology

bjm368 — 2007-02-14 12:03:06Z

I hope you're still looking at these posts; I promised to let you know my lineage:
William 1767 VA
John 1792 SC
Wm W. 1827 TN
Henry 1880 AL
Horace 1916 Marshall Co., AL

William Mayhall from Ireland?

bjm368 — 2007-02-14 11:55:50Z

I found a reference from an historical book about a George Elloit Mayhall who is a son of Samuel W. and Louisa (Alsop)Mayhall, born 9/24/1834; his father was a son of William Mayhall, a soldier of the war of 1812-14 and came to this state in 1830 from Franklin Co., KY where he was born; the father of William Mayhall was from Ireland and settled in Virginia. Would this be the same William who married Margaret Lenderman?

Re: Mayhall

bitingey — 2006-04-07 19:51:54Z

I am doing a little work on the Lendermans. Don't have much but will share what I have.

I am interested in the son of William Mayhall and Margaret Lenderman you mentioned, Francis Marion. I have some children, but two male children without names. Could you give me more info on him?

I have the children: Elizabeth, John, Henry, the two males without names, Catherine, William, Sarah, Newberry, Phoebe, and Nancy.

Re: Mayhall Geneology

jmerri295 — 2007-10-03 05:13:19Z

Does any one have any information on Timothy Mayhall in IN, He had a daughter named Nancy born abt 1796/98 who married David King in IN. Their daughter Malnda, born in 1814, married Craven Boswell in IN in 1832 and in 1840 Malinda's family including the Kings moved to Titus Co Texas with other family members. Nancy and her husband died in 1851/1852. It was during that time that my great grandmother, Malinda King Boswell lost her mother, father, husband, two children, a brother and brother in law. Joy Merrill jmerri295@aol.com

Re: Mayhall Geneology

jmerri295 — 2007-10-03 05:12:18Z

Re: Mayhall Geneology

linburke — 2006-06-09 16:20:25Z

Hi everyone! my name is linda burke, and I'am the great grandaughter of james h mayhall. i visit him at the Quincy veterens home when i can. here is my line:does anyone know why the brothers changed their name to gibson???

William mayhall
henry mayhall
james mayhall
edward mayhall ( gibson)

William Jennings Bryan Mayhall 1936

ernylong183 — 2007-11-09 04:35:29Z

I am looking for information on a "William Jennings Bryan Mayhall".
William was living in Monument, New Mexico in 1936 and on July 17, 1936, an article ran in the Hobs, New Mexico, Hobbs News-Sun paper, that said Mr. Mayhall was missing.
His clothes and luggage were found 1/2 mile south of Eunice, new Mexico. Eunice, NM, is aout 15 miles south of Monument, NM.

Among the articles found was a letter from Mre. R.E. Gibbs, the sister of William. She was living in Beaverhead, New Mexico around this time period.

Ih William was returning to Beaverhead,NM where his sister was living, through Eunice, NM, would have been a route.

I am just trying to solve a mystery from 1936, should anyone have any information, I would greatly appreciate hearing from you.

Should anyone want a copy of the article, please email me.

Thank you and have a Great Hoiday Season

Erny Long
http://genealogytrails.com/newmex/lea/
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~sleepingancestors/I...

James H. MAYHALL

Gloria_Weiser — 2005-12-01 01:40:22Z

I looking for the wife of James H. Mayhall, father of Perry. Was she Mrs.Sarah(LAMMON)JOHNNISEE of Greene or Jersey CO.ILL.It would have been her third marriage.

John M.Mayhall

Gloria_Weiser — 2005-12-01 01:40:22Z

I am searching for a Sarah(Lammon) Johnisee that married a James M. MAYHALL, 16 Jan. 1868. She was born abt 1835..It is the wrong. Sarah.
GLoria

Sarah and James MAYHALL

Gloria_Weiser — 2005-12-01 01:40:22Z

You asked what my relationship is to Sarah LAMMON I am researching. My maiden name is LAMMON. Her father John E. LAMMON is the older brother of my 3rd Great Grandfather.
The Sarah E. Johnisee that married a James M. Mayhall 16 Jan 1868 in Greene Co.Ill. I thought was Sarah LAMMON first married to John W. Johnisee, then widowed married the James above. But James middle initial of M. must have been a mistake.(Illinois Marriage Records has the initial as M.) This Sarah was to young to be my Sarah if she was born in 1858. So that solves that.
Gloria

Sarah

Gloria_Weiser — 2005-12-01 01:40:22Z

Sorry, just a typo. I had 1852 as the date.
Gloria

Joseph Mayhall

DonnaCannon84 — 2006-12-04 11:43:48Z

Looking for information on a Joseph Mayhall. He was indicted in 1876 for the murder of John Willis by killing him with a knife. He was aquitted. This occured in Fulton County, Illinois . My main interest is any information on John Willis.. Maybe someone has this news article.from the Glasford Gazette.
Email me at donna1720@sbcglobal.net
Donna-

Nancy Mayhall

sjr141 — 2006-09-07 19:57:38Z

Hi everyone
I am looking for help with Nancy Mayhall married to William Stewart of Red Stone Co Pa then married in 1792 in Mason Co Ky and ended up in Yorktown Indiana

Re: Timothy Mayhall

sjr141 — 2006-08-14 12:39:37Z

All these Mayhalls and I can't find my link except possibly to you. My link is Nancy Mayhall B. Red Stone Pa, Fayette Co D Yorktown In 18 Sep 1844 M William Stewart. Her parents I think were Sarah and Timothy Mayhall. Can anyone help? Tyvm
Shirley Rutherford
sjr141@hotmail.com

Mayhall-Marshall, Jackson County Alabama

cowboynwaveland1 — 2008-06-21 14:46:10Z

Looking for any Mayhall Relatives, who may have info on these families. I am a decendant of Emeline Mayhall, who married Silas Hampton in Jackson County Alabama. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
John E Herron-Crowder
cowboynwaveland@mchsi.com

Washington County, Indiana Mayhall's

dfperry — 2006-11-13 00:19:21Z

I am looking for any information on the Mayhall family of Washington County, Indiana. There was a Benjamin Mayhall and a Hiram Mayhall that moved there from Kentucky about 1830. My ancestor was Nancy Catherine Mayhall who married Abraham Phillips. They later moved to Caldwell County, Missouri.

I am not certain but believe that Benjamin had several sons, including James and Joseph.

Any information will be appreciated.

Dewayne Perry