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MULBERRY John Horace and Elizabeth ASHURST

t42RoseHill — 2009-07-17 21:48:14Z

MULBERRY John Horace and Elizabeth ASHURST

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 204,880 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.

Mulberry/Texas,Navarro County

msplj310 — 2009-06-17 03:55:32Z

My grandmother was named Cherry Mulberry, b.1892, d 1974. She was married to Tom B Johnson Sr. Her mother's name was Laura Mayfield, b. 1858. Cherry had about 9 children with Tom including my father, Tom Jr b. 1920 d. 1990. One of my uncles, Percy, may have been in touch with the Mulberry family at one time. Would be interested in any information.

MULBERRY John Horace and Elizabeth ASHURST

t42RoseHill — 2009-05-07 11:23:35Z

MULBERRY John Horace and Elizabeth ASHURST

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.

John Mulberry of Boston and Daughter Abigail of Boston ca 1670

pjmpjm — 2009-01-25 09:48:55Z

More than four years down the track, I'm still trying to find out more about this individual, who is my 8th ggrandfather!

His dau Abigail m Clement Thomas Norman in Boston in 1709.

Are there any Mulberry family researchers who can help?

I'm now trying to ascertain the true ancestry of Abigail Mulberry's husband, Clement Thomas Norman.

Tips or advice appreciated!

Re: George Mulbare or Mulberry - late 1700's/early 1800's - SC

trisinger1 — 2008-12-12 21:59:32Z

Just wanted to let you know that I just received an e-mail from the Newberry County Clerk of Court. She said that they DO house those early deeds in the courthouse.

I need to go there anyway to look up some Risinger stuff, but I won't be able to do that until after the first of the year. I will certainly see what I can find for you when I go.

-Dana

Re: George Mulbare or Mulberry - late 1700's/early 1800's - SC

trisinger1 — 2008-12-12 20:54:15Z

Hi Susan!

I don't have a copy of the original handwritten document that's located in Box 7, Page 12. What I have is a copy from a book entitled "Newberry Co., SC Equity Records, 1818-1844" by Brent Holcomb. I have met Mr. Holcomb and he has transcribed literally THOUSANDS of SC Archive records and has written well over 100 books. Local genealogy societies are still purchasing his books for their collections. So, if he transcribed it, then that's exactly what the original states. It would be a lot easier if I could just e-mail you the copy of the pages from his book if you'd like to receive it that way. E-Mail me directly at trisinger@sc.rr.com.

I looked up John Goree on the SC Archives website and actually found a transcribed copy of his will, which is available for viewing online. His wife's (Martha) will is also listed and is available to view online. Here's their search page: http://www.archivesindex.sc.gov/ Type in GOREE in the name box. Another box will pop up and you can choose John Goree. You will get 4 entries, 2 of those being the wills. Click on the box to the right by each entry that states it's available online to view.

I'm going to now attempt to pick this thing apart and locate the deeds mentioned in my original post and transcribe them here, or at least provide some info as to the actual chain of events mentioned:

According to Frederick Ringer's testimony, James Liles originally owned the land in question in 1795 and kept it until 1809 when the sheriff sold it to Capt. John Henderson who sold it to John Goree in 1814. Frederick Henry stated that Godf__ (which I believe to be Godfrey) originally owned it and sold it to George Dawkins and W. Mulberry who were partners. So, there's the dispute as to who owned the land in the first place.

I found the deed below that references the 38 acres that was granted to John Hogg on Broad River. Frederick Ringer's testimony states that this land was bounded by land of Thomas H. Dawkins and John Goree. However, the reference cited below does not mention John Goree as one of the adjacent land owners.

Date: 8/21/1809
Description: HOGG, JOHN, PLAT FOR 38 ACRES ON BROAD RIVER, NEWBERRY DISTRICT, SURVEYED BY STEPHEN HOGG.
Names indexed: DAWKINS, THOMAS H.; HENDERSON, JOHN; HOGG, JOHN; HOGG, STEPHEN; HOGG, ZACHARIAH
Locations: BROAD RIVER; NEWBERRY DISTRICT

Supposedly, Stephen Hogg conveyed this 38 acres to John Durrett on 4-7-1810. I can find no record of that transaction on the SC Archives website. Supposedly, when young John Durrett died, he willed the 38 acres to his father and siblings. I can find no record of Benjamin Durrett obtaining this property, nor a will for John Durrett. Frederick Ringer then states that he and his wife (Elizabeth Durrett Ringer) sold the land in 1818 to Thomas H. Dawkins. I can find no record of Elizabeth Durrett Ringer, nor Frederick Ringer, obtaining this property, much less selling it to Thomas H. Dawkins.

Just because the SC Archives doesn't have these documents, does not mean that they don't exist. The Newberry County Courthouse may have these deeds. I just sent an e-mail to the Newberry County Clerk of Court and asked where the early 1800's deeds are housed, other than the SC Archives and the Newberry County Library. I did an online search on the Newberry County Library site and apparently they do not have deed records from 1800 to 1815.

And that's all for now. If you have any questions, or want to know anything in particular other than the above, please let me know and I'll certainly try and help you.

-Dana

Re: George Mulbare or Mulberry - late 1700's/early 1800's - SC

justimagine172 — 2008-12-12 15:49:35Z

Dana, I am responding to your post dated 2/22/06. I don't have any information on the Mulberry family, but I am interested in your reference to "John Goree" and the land dispute. Could you tell me if you have a copy of this land dispute from the SC Archives? I am interesting in obtaining a copy and wonder if you could help me. You reference it as Box 7, Page 12. I would gladly pay for postage, copies, etc. Sincerely, Susan Lasserre, Mississippi

Re: Christina Mulberry

herbwaldrup — 2008-10-18 02:07:01Z

Just discovered this old posting. I'm researching my wifes grand mother Matilda Mulberry. I have found that she was the daughter of James Mulberry and Terrissa Duke. They were married in Collin Co., TX in 1855. I can't find James in any census but everywhere Matilda is listed it lists her father origin as Ireland. He was evidently born around 1830 and probably immigrated from Ireland. Matilda's husband was Charles (NMI or name) Moore from Belfast, Ireland. We absolutely cannot find when or where he came into the U.S. I would like very much to find more on the Mulberry's and the Moore's from Ireland. There are so many Charles Moore immigrants from Ireland it seems an impossibility to track him.

Re: Mulberry/Youse/Murphy connection anywhere?

chess64 — 2007-04-02 16:19:30Z

Are you there? I'm James Mulberry - a direct descendent of Jacob Mulberry (b.1760 - d. 6/30/1823).

Re: Mulberry -- Mebourn, Cambridgeshire, England

2006-08-18 14:16:27Z

Lee thanks for reply please get in touch Diane

Re: Mulberry -- Mebourn, Cambridgeshire, England

2006-08-18 13:48:50Z

Many thanks -- this is the first nibble I have had on the Mulberry line. I have only an tiny bit of information about Mary ann Day. My borther-in-law thought she was born in the 1850s ,but I found a census which suggested she was born in 1847. Her marriage to Samuel Storey Mulberry was January 21, 1869, and my borther-in-law thinks she died about 1940. I have several children listed, my husband's grandmother one of them: Alice Eliza Mulberry who married Fredrick Whitby. I am workijng from Canada, so it has been a matter of consulting L.D.S. microfilms, since there is not much family left that I know of. I would love to learn what you have, and if you want, I can try and construct a GEDCOM, although what I have is pretty tentative.
I appreciate your reply.

Re: Mulberry -- Mebourn, Cambridgeshire, England

dianebabington — 2006-08-18 13:17:29Z

Lee I am researching the Day families from Melbourn Cambridgeshire ,Iam doing the research for a friend .In my own family lines Ihave a link to Ellen Mulberry sister of Samuel .
.What i would like to know do you have any details on Mary Ann Day. Many Thanks

Mulberry -- Mebourn, Cambridgeshire, England

leebeech — 2006-04-17 21:05:31Z

Samuel Storey Mulberry, born about 1844 in Melbourn, married Mary Ann Day. His father was Willam Mulberry, married Charotte Storey.

I have some descendant information which I would be delighted to share if this matches any information out there.

Re: Mulberry -- Mebourn, Cambridgeshire, England

leebeech — 2006-04-17 21:05:31Z

Sorry -- this should read Melbourn.

George Mulbare or Mulberry - late 1700's/early 1800's - SC

2006-02-22 20:08:27Z

Re: Mulberrys of rural NY

Mariah26 — 2006-02-07 01:23:00Z

I am also looking for information on this family. Especially Joseph Mulberry son on the 1860 census 10 years old, but not seen again.

Re: Mulberry/Youse/Murphy connection anywhere?

chess64 — 2006-01-26 05:43:02Z

I don't know if there is a connection or not, but I am a Mulberry and I have an ancestor who was Jacob Mulberry who lived in the early 1800 in the Virginia and Kentucky areas and was married to a M (that's all I know of Jacob's wife). I am a direct decendant of Jacob. I even have his will.

OUR SEARCH IS OVER THANK YOU HEATHER...

ja223r — 2004-10-11 12:51:07Z

OUR SEARCH IS OVER, MY AUNT HAS BEEN FOUND AND I WANT TO THANK HEATHER FOR ALL HER HELP. WHEN I WAS HOPING THAT SHE WAS WRONG, SHE WASN'T. THE VOLUNTEERS KNOW WHAT THEY ARE DOING.

THANKS AGAIN

Re: Christina Mulberry

2002-02-01 13:28:56Z

I've noted the various messages relating to the Mulberrys from Ireland who went to Canada during the 1800s. If anyone is interested, I have the Mulberry family records back to the 1600s in the Londonderry area of Ireland, and up to the present-day. I am an Englishman based in London, England, and have carried out genealogical research on this family for many years. I would love to know more about David Mulberry of 1882 and his family(parents, children etc.), as I probably have something on their immediate ancestry that would be of use to someone !

Mulberry/McPhee

2001-11-25 13:31:29Z

I am trying to trace any descendants of a Peter McPhee and Rebecca Mulberry. Peter was from Scotland and Rebecca was from Co. Londonderry. Northern Ireland.
They were married in Canada in the early 1900's and had at least two children, John and Isabella.
Any information would be appreciated.

Re: Family Lineage

2001-09-11 02:26:25Z

i guess it was the wrong gary sorry :(

Re: Family Lineage

2001-09-10 18:15:40Z

I am originally from Lexington Ky, My father's name is gary. He has two brothers named Wayne and Roy. But that is as far back as I know. I do not know my grandfather's name or any before him.

Re: Family Lineage

2001-09-10 00:23:20Z

Where are you from? My father Donald Mulberry has a brother named gary (I think). We are from KY

Re: I want to find my brother and sister............

2001-09-06 21:26:00Z

HI DAVID!

PLEASE EMAIL ME AT tonysbaby0461@aol.com. SORRY I MISSED THE RENUNION. I LIVE IN VA. I HAVEN'T CHECKED THIS SITE IN AWHILE. PLEASE EMAIL ME AS SOON AS YOU GET THIS. HOW ARE WE 2ND COUSIONS? i THINK THAT MY FATHER IS DEAD. :( I LOOKED HIS NAME UP IN THE SOCIAL SECURITY DEATH INDEX. IF I KNEW HIS BIRTHDATE I WOULD KNOW FOR SURE. I AM LOOKING FORWARD TO HEARING FROM YOU.

DONNA (PIPPY)

Re: I want to find my brother and sister............

2001-07-16 02:45:13Z

Donna,
My grandmother was a Mulberry. You and I are third cousins. I don't know where your Father is, however will try to find out. The Mulberry reunion is going to be on Sunday, the 5th of August, at the American Legion Post in Georgetown Kentucky. I have a great deal of information on our ancestors. Would love to talk to you.
Dave

clara scott mulberry

2000-10-29 13:33:20Z

searching for any information on clara scott mulberry beaudoin. i believe she was the grandmother of my three children. any info would be greatly appreciated.

molly

Mulberry family

2000-08-28 21:31:48Z

Hi Lori, So nice to hear from you, I think we may be related thru our distant relatives. I don,t understand the problem with my E mail address. Be sure to use all caps in the address, as it will not accept lower case letters. I do not have your E mail address as it does not show up on messages. Can you send it to me, as it is much easier to use than regular mail.
Our address is:
Bryan Irene Mulberry
37578 Turnberry Isle Dr.
Palm Desert, Ca. 92211 USA
By the way my wife was born in Estevan,
Sask.and has relatives in Tribune Sask.
Hope we can get this E mail working.
My address is BMULBERRYI@CS.COM

mulberry

2000-08-28 16:13:56Z

Hi again!
Hope this gets through to you. I am so anxious to hear from you as I'm sure we are related. I tried to e-mail you at the address you gave but my mail came back to me saying you are an unknown so please contact me by e-mail or write to me at Box 71 Tribune,Sk. S0C 2M0 Thanks Lori

Johnston Rapid City Manitoba

2000-08-03 10:32:58Z

Our family immigrated from Ireland in 1882. One of my grandfathers sisters name was Christina and I think married a Robert Johnson or Johnston and settled in Rapid City Man.They were farmers, but have no records of how many children they had. The rest of the Mulberrys homesteaded in and around Spy Hill Sask. I now live in Sun City Californa. I have no info about the people you were inquiring about in Alberta.

Bryan Mulberry

Christina Mulberry

2000-07-18 22:53:03Z

To Lori, Christina Johnson was a sister to my grandfather Dave Mulberry. There were a total of 7 that imigrated from Ireland in 1882.They did settle in Rapid city, then moved on to Sask. I have a lot of info on the family. You can contact me at my e mail address BMULBERRYI@CS.COM

I want to find my brother and sister............

2000-06-08 16:28:20Z

My father is Donald Ray Mulberry. His mother's name was Nart Garden. The last time I saw him was 21 years ago. He was living in Lexington, Kentucky at the time. I am pretty sure that he had a son and a daughter from another marriage. I lost contact with him after I joined the Navy. I have been enlisted for 15 years. My mother is Juanita Brookshire. I am divorced and I have 2 wonderful children. Joshua-13 and Michael-9. I would love to see my father again and heal old wounds. I would also like to get to know my brother and sister and any other family members. I live in Virginia now. I guess that is about it. Thanks for taking time to read this message.

Family Lineage

2000-05-24 13:15:43Z

I am looking for any information on my family history. All I know is that I am a Mulberry, my father's name is Gary Mulberry, his brothers are Wayne and Roy Mulberry, they were the sons of Hazel Mulberry(maiden name Reister) I am not sure of my grandfather's name as he was killed before the youngest was born. See, I was adopted and am interested in finding out about where I came from, where the Mulberry's came form and why they came here. Any Info could help.

Thanks

Mulberry Relatives

2000-02-22 12:53:55Z

I am not sure if I'm related or not. My blood line goes through Scott County, Ky. then on to Virginia.

manitoba

2000-01-17 09:27:31Z

Looking for family Johnston that settled here from Ireland they moved to Manitoba and began farming, grandparents were farming they had children maybe 3-4, one daughter was dating a professional hockey player in the 1960's, had one son by him around 1964 and she still lived with her parents, the grandparents helped raise the boy, then she became pregnant again and birthfather would not get involved this time so mother went to Calgary, AB to give baby girl up for adoption. Baby girl was named DAWN MARIE JOHNSTON she was born at Grace Hospital on June 16, 1968. If anyone has info about this family from Manitoba originally pls contact me. The birth father had strawberry blonde hair - his last name is unknown, but the birth mothers last name was Johnston and her son (who would be around 34 now) might have Johnston as his last name too. They also might reside in Alberta as she gave birth to her daughter in Calgary at Grace Womens Hospital which is where you went for unwed mothers. Pls contact me at jamesmi@cadvision.com if anything sounds familiar. Looking for birthbrother and hopefully birth grandparents, parents].Thanks everyone for reading this

mulberry relatives

1999-12-28 12:59:15Z

Looking for relatives of the late Christina Mulberry. She married Robert Johnston and lived in Rapid City Manitoba Canada. She had a sister Bella and brother Tom. There were others only I don't know their names. I believe she died in 1894.

John MULBERRY of Boston, MA ca 1670

pjmpjm — 2002-07-16 16:11:11Z

I'm trying to find out more about this individual, who is my 8th ggrandfather.

His dau Abigail m Clement Thomas Norman in Boston in 1709.

There seems to be a serious lack of information about the early Mulberry genealogy. Where did John Mulberry come from?

Any tips will be most appreciated!

John Mulberry. Philadelphia, Pa.

ianbartlett — 2001-08-01 15:18:45Z

John Mulberry emigrated from Londonderry, Ireland circa 1840.
Enlisted in 145th regiment of PA volunteers in 1863.
Discharged after being wounded at Spottsvlvania in 1865.
Returned to Ireland and then went back to Philadelphia in 1873. Living at 2246 Nth. 3rd street possibly with Alexander Mulberry.
He again reurned to Ireland (date unknown) and married Rachel Shaw in 1881 in Londonderry . He died in 1909.
I am interested in any information about him and descendants of Alexander Mulberry.

Re: Looking for Patty or Patrica Mulbery

ja223r — 2004-09-29 18:04:17Z

Hello, My name is Jeania Rice, and I am helping my Mother, Aunt, and Uncle, who are trying to locate their sister Patty Mulbery (Mulberry or Mulbury, which would be her maiden name), Patty was born on March 13, 1948, and was adopted by the Mulberies in Colorado Springs, CO, in July of 1960. If you have any information on my Aunt please email me at ja223r@aol.com. We thank you for any and all help that you could give us.

Please let her know that she was never forgotten and always thought and missed by her family, and still is.

Bless you for all your help.

Looking for Patty or Patrica Mulberry

ja223r — 2004-09-29 17:19:17Z

Hello, My name is Jeania Rice, and I am helping my mother, aunt, and uncle, who are trying to find their sister, Patty Mulberry (Mulberry would be maiden name) was March 13, 1948, she was adopted in Colorado Springs CO, by the Mulberries, If you have any information on my aunt Please Please email at ja223r@aol.com, I thank you for all your help. We have been looking for her for years.

Please let her know that she was never forgotten and was always thought of, and was missed always, and still is.

God bless you

Mulberrys of rural NY

jwlloyd — 2002-06-04 15:59:11Z

Do any of you Mulberrys have any information on Mulberrys/Mulburys who lived in and around Schoharie Co. NY? Could be from any of the Towns - Broome, Coonsville, etc. Joseph was found on the 1850 census. He and wife Christina Thorne had several children - William Henry, Isaac, John Bedell, George W., Eugene, Franklin, and Mary Catherine. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Mulbury

JoyceWLloyd — 2003-11-14 21:59:38Z

Looking for Franklin Mulbury who married Izora Cook(e) and lived in Green Co. NY around 1900. Any help would be appreciated

MULBERRY, MURPHY, PYLE from Denmark, Ireland and London Grove, PA.

pattymae_1 — 2002-09-23 02:10:17Z

I am looking for information on Elizabeth Mulberry, daughter of Peter Mulberry from Denmark and Elizabeth Murphy of Irish parentage. Wlizabeth Mulberry was born in 1792 in Chester, PA. and died 8-22-1882. She married a Job Pyle on Jan. 13, 1829 and they lived in London Grove, PA. I can be reached at pattymae@rcn.com. Thank you. Pat

Mulberry/Youse/Murphy connection anywhere?

pattymae_1 — 2002-09-23 02:10:17Z

We are looking into the surname Youse and are looking for a marriage connection between a Mulberry and Youse or a Murphy and Youse. This would go back to about the 1800s. The Mulberrys were from Denmark and the Murphy's from Ireland. If these names sound familiar, please reply to pattymae@ rcn.com. Thank you. Pat

Obit: Debra Mulberry Garcia

NMFireHorse — 2004-08-21 02:50:19Z

Albuquerque Journal - August 20, 2004

Debra M. Garcia, 49, a lifelong resident of Albuquerque, passed away on Monday, August 16, 2004. She is survived by her husband of 25 years, David V. Garcia; daughter, Katie Addison and husband, Dale of O'Claire, WI; son, David A. Garcia and fiancee, Crissy of Albuquerque; grandsons, Cruzito and Christopher; and her father, Harold "Huck" Mulberry. Cremation has taken place. Memorial services will be held Friday, August 20, 2004 at 1:00 p.m. at French Mortuary, University Blvd. Chapel. French Mortuary 1111 University Blvd. NE 843-6333