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Re: kindred konnections carter CO Tn families Nave

Robert_Nave — 2009-10-10 18:14:45Z

Ashley,
I have published a book on the Nave family and your family is included in it. Wayne Nave is my second cousin.
Contact me at rtnave@charter.net for information about the Nave book.
Robert T Nave

Re: More about my family?

RobertTNave — 2009-10-05 22:52:55Z

Mark,
I do have your family and ancestry in my Nave book which is still available.
Contact me directly at rtnave@charter.net for more information on the book.
Robert

Re: More about my family?

marknave1 — 2009-10-05 21:02:38Z

Hi Robert, this is some of the info I found online, maybe this will help.

Jess Newt Nave, born 11 Jan 1918, Meeker, OK. died 3 Nov 1993, Grand Junction, Mesa, CO. buried in Elmwood Cemetery., Fruita, CO. Married Jewell Marian Lantz, dau of C.M. Lantz and Nellie M. Quisenberry. They had like 2 sets of children 3 boys, Larry, Gary, and Roy, born before he was drafted in the Army WWII, and when he got home again 3 more, twins Robin a boy and Becky, and Charlie.

Re: More about my family?

RuthMcGough1945 — 2009-10-05 17:09:57Z

IF you will send me your email I can help you with this family line. I have extensive Nave data. rembr@att.net

Re: More about my family?

RobertTNave — 2009-10-05 16:29:32Z

Mark,
I do not have your Jess Nave in my data base so I do not know who he is.
If you find a copy of his death record it may give his parents' names and place of birth.
Robert

More about my family?

marknave1 — 2009-10-05 05:48:08Z

Hi there, my name is Mark Nave. I was born in Grand Junction, CO 1965. My Dad is Garry Nave, he was born in Palisade CO 1942. My Grandfather was Jess Nave, he died in 1993 in Grand Junction, CO, this is about all I know about my family. Do any of you know of any Nave family moving to Colorado who may be related to you? I would really like to know. Thank you
Mark Nave

Re: kindred konnections carter CO Tn families Nave

MarianneNave27 — 2009-10-03 03:21:53Z

Is your mother a Crow? If so your are sure are realted.
email me direct at mefish3@Comcast.net since some are living

Re: kindred konnections carter CO Tn families Nave

murray34_1 — 2009-10-02 16:52:45Z

My name is ashley nave.I am the daughter of wayne nave out of carter county.Wanting to connect with my kin from that side of the family.If you have any information please let me know.

Re: Descendants of Henry B. Nave - Saline Co., MO

CARLAPAGE81 — 2009-10-01 01:56:21Z

abner gwin,s second wife was ellen page,i have their death certificates.

Re: Descendants of Henry B. Nave - Saline Co., MO

CARLAPAGE81 — 2009-10-01 01:53:36Z

if you will email me i will tell you what happened to wilford hawpe page father of wilford henry page.i have both of their death certificates.i,m going back out to the ridgepark cemetery tomorrow providing the weather stays nice and take pictures of the headstones.all i will say on here is that wilford hawpe page is buried up in kirksville,missouri in an unmarked grave.

•Name: Wilford Henry PAGE
•Sex: M
•Birth: 14 MAY 1885 in Fish Creek, Saline Co., MO
•Death: 10 MAY 1931 in Marshall, Saline Co., MO
•Burial: 12 MAY 1931 Ridge Park Cem., Saline Co., MO
•Occupation: Engineer, Laundry
•Note: 1 1

1910 Marshall Twsp., Saline Co., MO., Dist. 174
17 17 George S. Page, head, m, w, 28, married 1 time for 3yrs, MO MO MO, farmer
Sallie A., wife, f, w, 23, 2 children, 2 living, MO VA VA
James L., son, w, m, 2, single, MO MO MO
George R., son, m, w, 3m, single, MO MO MO
James E. Page, Brother, m, w, 21, single, MO MO MO, farm laborer, home farm
*Wilford H. Page, Brother, m, w, 24, single, MO MO MO, farm laborer, home farm

1930 Marshall City, Saline Co., MO., Dist. 21
201 262 Wilford Page, head, rent. $12, m, w, 44, married at 24, MO VA MO, farmer
Madge, wife, w, f, 25, married at 18, MO MO MO
John, son, m, w, 3yrs 6m, single, MO MO MO

Missouri Death Certificates
Parents Wilford H. Page b MO and Lucy Neff b MO
Informant Mrs. W. H. Page, wife

Ancestry Hints for Wilford Henry PAGE

5 possible matches found on Ancestry.com

Father: Wilford Hawpe "Hop" PAGE b: NOV 1860 in Fayette, Howard Co., MO
Mother: Lucy J. NEFF b: MAY 1862 in MO

Marriage 1 Madge ATTCHLEY b: 1905 in MO
•Married: ABT 1923
Children
1. John PAGE b: 25 MAR 1927 in Saline Co., MO
john died 25/march/1962 single buried ridgepark cemetery next to his dad wilford henry page.

here is my email
carla_page39@yahoo.com

kindred konnections carter CO Tn families Nave

MarianneNave27 — 2009-09-19 17:02:54Z

There is a postiing with many of our connections on the site but I do not have access. Some of the living names are CLark, Griffin, Gregory. Would love to get in touch with you

Nave/Haney/Ross

cal4del — 2009-09-04 06:18:46Z

Hello Mr. Neff,

I hope you don't mind my writing to you, but I read your post of August this year and would love to get more information regarding this line.

I am part of the Haney line and my g. Floyd Haney is buried in Ross Cemetery. You mentioned the indexing completion and I would love to talk to get the information you exchanged with the Cherokee Information Center.

Thank you advance.

Re: Nave family and the Trail of Tears & DNA project

Bill_Neff — 2009-08-26 20:19:24Z

Wilma: You end with an excellent question. William Nave's father was George Nave [G5123] son of a Henry Nave aka Knave and a wife Margaret. Henry died in Shendoah or Rockingham Co., VA about 1787. To the best of our knowledge no Cherokee here. However George Nave was married to a Veronica, aka "Fanny" Moore who could have been part Cherokee. We just do not know as we don't have a record of her parents. She died in Oct of 1840 in TN however William could have had a previous marriage to a Cherokee. Again we have not found a primary records to support this.

We have worked with the Daws and and Miller Rolls which were later and I assume your earlier information on the Harris migration came the following record we have:

Cherokee Emigration Rolls 1817-1835--listed William Nave family of 6 plus 4 slaves to leave Tennessee and then their arrival on May 16, 1834 in Indian territory in Oklahoma with a group led by Lieutenant Joseph W. Harris. Information about the trip can be read in the Grant Foreman book "Indian Removal:The Emigration of the Five Civilized Tribes of Indians". Also the book "The River Trail, A Saga of the Cherokee Removal" by Jane Noble has some of Lt. Joseph W. Harris's journals of this trip. The book by Jane Noble is hard to find. I located one in Muskogee, Oklahoma and recently went there and looked at it. Not part of the Trail of Tears migration in 1838-39. We do have William married 3 times, the second marriage to Annie aka Nancy Ross.

When I wrote the NEFF NEWS article on the Trail of Tears I worked with the Cherokee Information Center in OK as they had just completed the indexing of the Ross cemetery there and we exchanged information on the Naves and related folks buried there. I did not go into any depth on the Harris migration records at that time.

Feel free to email me: neffnews at ix.netcom dot com and I will be glad to share group sheets with you. I can send them in electronic format attached to an email.

Bill Neff Co-Editor NEFF NEWS

Re: Nave family and the Trail of Tears & DNA project

wilma1258 — 2009-08-25 16:21:07Z

Dear Bill,
I found this the other day and thought you might be interested in it, which you may already have this information also so I apologize for repeating myself if you do. For background, I am descended from the William Nave that was married to Annie Ross and his daughter, Frances Myra Nave who married William Hixon. In looking at the Trail of Tears information, I found the following:
The family of Joseph Coodey (Jennie Ross) and the family of Annie Nave (d. 1826) immigrated in 1834. A son of Annie Nave (Louis) and a daughter of Jenny Coodey (Rosa) died during the 1834 removal.

On the Emigration Roll of those persons who left the Cherokee Nation East after receiving their commuation allowances are included here because a number of them joined the Harris Company along the way and all of them were making the journey at the same time and under similar conditions we have the following with the date of their arrival listed:
John Nave (1) Arr. May 5, 1834 - Dead
William M. Nave (10)Arr May 16, 1834 - one died 2nd July (We think this may have been William's third wife).

On the Cherokee Emigration Rolls (1817-1835) we found the following (I believe these are the dates they actually signed to go):
December 1833
Date # Name Census/residence
6 #158 Nave, John One male under age of 25 with residence at Lookout Mountain.
#159 Nave, Daniel R. One male under age of 25, residence at Lookout Mountain.

25 #176 Nave, William, one male under 10, one male under 25, 2 females under 10, 1 female under 25, one female under age of 50, 1 male slave, 4 female slaves, residence at Chicamauga (sic), Georgia

#177 Nave, Henry, one male under 10, 3 males under 25, one male under 50, three females under 10, 2 female under 25, 1 female under 50, 3 male slaves and 4 female slaves.

My question is this? We have heard like everyone else ever has that the naves had an Indian in their background, such as a grandmother who was full-blooded, but have never found any proof. Why would John (who was a brother to William and Henry maybe) and Daniel R (whom we had never heard of) go with this removal unless they were Indians? Henry and William of course were married into the Cherokee tribe. Can you answer this one for me?

Re: Mary Nave

MBrown3254 — 2009-08-17 23:16:35Z

I descend from Catherine Nave and James Simmons. I sent for the death certificate of the son of Mary M. Denison and he said his mother was a Ward. Would like to know where the Thornton came in.
MARY BROWN

Re: Nave Family

MBrown3254 — 2009-08-17 23:11:42Z

I descend from Catherine Nave and James Simmons. Would love to exchange data. I have data on the Lewis C. Denison that Catherine's mother married.
Mary Brown

Re: Carter Co TN

tenave — 2009-07-25 21:06:37Z

William Stover Nave married Margaret Jane Lewis on 11/02/1849.
Their son was William David Nave born 02/26/1857. He married Nancy Louisa Pearce on 12/24/1879. She was the daughter of Amstead Pearce and was born on 01/11/1861 in Carter Co. , TN. They had the following childern- Sarah, John, Florence "Ethel", Houston, Vernon, Claude, SR.-( my granddad),Delta, James, Rosabell "Bell'.

Nancy"Nannie" Nave was the daughter on William Stover Nave and Margaret. She was born on 05/24/1852, died 05/02/1921.
She married John L. Fletcher on 11/16/1875 in Carter, CO.

Nave children - unknown parents TN to MO/Ark

lj68106 — 2009-04-14 21:18:37Z

I have looked for years for the parents of the following Nave children:
William b 1808, Abraham b 1809, Jacob b 1814, Elizabeth b 1819, Isaac and Redissa (Dicy) b 1820, Catherine b 1821, John b 1823. The mother's first name was Mary according to Turnbo. She and the children appear in the White River area of MO/Ark about 1830, where she re-married a Lewis Dennison.
There are several theories but no proof to the names of the parents. One theory is the mother’s name is Mary Margaret Ward according to descendants of her Dennison children. Another is Mary Thornton, and still another is Mary Morrison and John Nave.
Does anyone have any proof of the mother’s or father’s name?
Does anyone have a Nave male in their line that you don't have any info on? If so, this may be our missing link. Please email me at lj68114@cox.net.

Re: Nave family and the Trail of Tears & DNA project

Bill_Neff — 2008-10-18 09:00:42Z

James, The Neff Family Historical Soc. has a major y-chromosome DNA project ongoing with the FamilyTreeDNA organization. We do have dna samples from the Naves of Carter Co., TN and a Nave from the branch of this family who was on the Trail of Tears. For more information, go to www.familytreedna.com and select surname project Neff. Then click on the website at the top of the page to get current information. Bill Neff NFHS, Harrisburg, PA

Re: Jacob C. Nave and Lillie Ann Bradley

Bill_Neff — 2008-10-16 21:33:10Z

I am fairly certain the Grover C. Nave 1885-1956 is the father of your Grover C. Nave II. Grover C. Nave 1885-1956 was married to Amella Chrisman. In the 1910 US Census, Grover C. Nave and his brother Thomas Nave were working together as farm hands in MO. For more information, send me an email to: neffnews[at]ix.netcom.com Bill Neff

Re: Jacob C. Nave and Lillie Ann Bradley

Bill_Neff — 2008-10-07 08:32:36Z

In your posting, you mentioned your grandfather was Grover Cleaveland Naves II. Could his father have been Grover Cleaveland Nave (Naves) born 6 Aug 1885 and died 5 Nov 1956? Neff Family Historical Society, Harrisburg, PA.

Nave - Neff Y-chromosome DNA Project

Bill_Neff — 2008-08-21 13:38:43Z

The Neff Family Historical Society began a Y-chromosome DNA project in 2005. Our goal was to obtain DNA from known members of our various Nave- Neff-Naff and Naef family lines which can now be compaired to a DNA test from a Naf in Switzerland. To learn more about the project, go to:
www.familytreedna.com/public/neff

Click on "Y" results.
Also see News and Goals.

The Nave surname associated with the Neff family is a variation of the Swiss spelling Naf or Naef found in the 1730's in York Co., PA and then down into VA and eastern Tennessee. Other than German or Swiss origin, we have no known connection to the surname NAVE from England or Canada.

Family Tree DNA of Houston, TX was selected by us based upon both their reputation and that they are the prime contracting company for the National Geographic Societies "World Migration Project". For additional information, email: neffdna[at]neffnews.org. The [at] must be replaced with an @ in the email address.

Bill Neff, Neff Family Historical Society, Harrisburg, PA

Re: Carter Co TN

Bill_Neff — 2008-08-09 14:04:22Z

William S. Nave and his wife Margaret Jane Lewis were from Carter Co., TN and had a daughter Nancy born 24 May 1852. Their earliest child was born in 1850. This family and Nancy's birth date are from a Bible record provided by Robert T. Nave. Have nothing on an earlier Nancy Nave and nothing in the new Nave family genealogy. Sorry I can't be of more help.

Re: Naves Trail of tears

Bill_Neff — 2008-03-31 23:51:58Z

Marianne, Go to Google search window and first enter "google books." This will take you to a second search window within Google Books. Then enter "History of the Cherokee Indians or as an author "Starr"

Re: Oklahoma Nave family

karentkc — 2008-10-16 21:49:36Z

Does your friend have any idea of thenames of the parents for Elizabeth Anne Nave?

Was Nancy Ellen Nave related to James Kinsey Casey prior to marriage? If so, how?

Thanks.

William father of Elizabeth Nave Casey

karentkc — 2008-10-11 15:55:51Z

I am seeking information on the ancestors and parents of William Nave who had a daughter (my GGGrandmother) Elizabeth Anne b. 1847 Tx, and 3 sons. Elizabeth married Kinsey Casey and she died in NE Oklahoma. Susie Casey Beauchamp b. 1877 is my GGrandmother.

Re: Oklahoma Nave family

jmarie4261 — 2008-10-16 20:42:47Z

My friend is also related to Elizabeth Ann Nave who married James Kinsey Casey. Their son, James Kinsey Casey married Nancy Ellen Nave whose parents were William Henry Nave and Edith Elizabeth Gossage. James Jr. and Nancy are both buried in Okla. Their son, Bert is my friends father. You can reach me at chef_marie_corbin@hotmail.com

Re: William father of Elizabeth Nave Casey

jmarie4261 — 2008-10-16 20:16:16Z

I am working on a friend's family. James Kinsey Casey married to Elizabeth Ann Nave (b: Dec 1846 in Texas). They had 14 children. #6 child was James Kinsey Casey who married Nancy Ellen Nave. James & Nancy had 4 children...#2 was Bert Casey (b. 7 Aug 1903 in Arkansas) married Dorothy May Chandley on 25 Dec 1933 in Cleveland,OK. Their daughter is my friend. Would like to hear from you. Marie Corbin (chef_marie_corbin@hotmail.com

Lillie Ava Nave Hicks

ether1227 — 2008-09-29 01:33:31Z

She's my brick wall. I've been chipping away at her for years and haven't made any headway so I thought I would throw this one out there again for fellow Nave/Neff/Naef, etc researchers.

I'm looking for Lillie Ava Nave - 26 Jan 1897 to Aug 1891 Springfield, Greene, MO. Husband was William Lapoloean Hicks 22 Sept 1894 (Taney CO) to 2 Dec 1973 (Springfield, MO). They were married 30 May 1914.

I think she is part of the Taney Co Mo Naves but I've not been able to actually find her parents yet.

If you have found her in your research please let me know.

Re: Totally Confused about Frances Myra Nave

GerraldLynch — 2008-06-09 02:25:51Z

The information about Jane Crow is interesting.
The wife that went to the Cherokee Indian Territory in Oklahoma with our William Nave, died shortly after they arrived there in May of 1834. There are records of their arrival, by Lt. Joseph Harris, leader of the group that they arrived with in Oklahoma. It's an interesting story about the travel of the group which is in a book about the journals of Lt. Joseph Harris.
I looked up Jane Crow on Rootsweb world connect and found
some websites that had a Jane Crow married to a William Nave in 1827 in Tennessee. They had children after our William Nave's wife would have died in Oklahoma.

Re: Totally Confused about Frances Myra Nave

MarkMilleruhkrbv9vo7kal9v37ip0jv84qget — 2008-08-22 21:04:15Z

My email in mutcmiller@yahoo.com
You can email me about Françis Myra

Re: Totally Confused about Frances Myra Nave

MarkMilleruhkrbv9vo7kal9v37ip0jv84qget — 2008-08-22 21:02:10Z

Françis Myra Nave Hixon was born November 15,1816 died November 11, 1897. I got it off here tombstone. Her father had to be Henry Nave because he is listed in the Georgia Walker Valley 1840 census.
The cunningham name comes from the book "History of the Cherokee Indians by Emmett Star.
Françis Myra had twin girls in 1839 one of which is my 2nd great grandma. Nancy Jane Hixon Miller. William Nave and Annie Ross had two girls that had the same names as Françis Myra's twins.
Françis was in the trail of tears she moved back to Chattanooga and married William Hixon. William Hixon was in Raburn's Guard for the Indian roundup.

Re: Totally Confused about Frances Myra Nave

MarkMilleruhkrbv9vo7kal9v37ip0jv84qget — 2008-08-23 18:16:46Z

Yes but I believe Françes Myra's father was a Henry Nave I have the 1840 census with him on it.
It is also to note: Françes Myra had twin daughters in 1839 whose names were Nancy Jane and Mary Ann.

Trail of Tears

jnave162 — 2008-10-17 02:42:10Z

I beleive I'm part of this Breed and Family. The blood line of my father and his father tell stories that our name was lost and cursed, yet I have no proof or history other than legend. I'm young and the name is that of a difficult path. Maybe, with some help I can piece together my past to grown in the Future.

James Nave

Re: Totally Confused about Frances Myra Nave

wilma1258 — 2008-08-22 23:55:34Z

Hey Mark. William and Annie Ross married in 1823 and she died in 1826. Annie could not have been her mother since Frances was born before they married. Henry and Susannah had a daughter named Frances Myra also. She is the one who married the John Cunningham and they stayed in Oklahoma. It is right that William and Annie had twin daughters, Mary Ann and Nancy (or Nannie) as they called her. They had a son named Lewis also but he died evidently on the trail of tears.

Teresa Shouldiers

Re: Totally Confused about Frances Myra Nave

wilma1258 — 2008-06-10 09:17:21Z

Oh, well there goes that thought.

Re: Totally Confused about Frances Myra Nave

wilma1258 — 2008-06-08 21:19:26Z

I found in Tennessee State Marriages, that a William Nave married a Jane Crow in 1827. Might this be our William and this is the wife that went on the Trail of Tears with him? or his third wife. I have not found anything yet on his first wife, who I believe to be Frances Myra's mother. I am hoping to get down to the library in Chattanoga as they recently had an article in the paper about a bunch of records that had been donated and then "lost" in their storage and supposedly it is a whole host of papers involving the Indian removal.

Jehu/John Nave of Giles CO TN and related families...

debraanderson15 — 2009-01-18 21:31:24Z

I am researching the Jehu(aka John)Nave family of Giles CO TN (by default). Seems several Naves marr into 'my' families including my McCormack and Wells clans and also the Phelps famiy.

& By default, I have gathered several Jehu/John Nave records and have pasted them below for those interested in this group. Suspect I will find more Nave records as I continue reading through the later Giles CO TN deeds.

If anyone on this board is interested in this family, please respond. I did find a few postings on this board regarding this group, but they were quite old.

Thank you for your time,
Debra Anderson
~*~*~*~*~*

NOTE: 24 Aug 1827 Giles CO TN Deed Bk-IJ, p199, Reg. 9 Jan 1832, Ethelbert SAMUEL and his wife Nancy SAMUEL of Giles to Jehu NAVE of sd CO, $500, 135ac more or less land in Giles CO heretofore claimed held and occupied by them the sd Ethelbert and his wife Nancy Beginning on Abraham BROWNs line ... top of the ridge ... Wit: William BROWN, H BENSON Aug Term 1820

NOTE: 17 Aug 1829 Giles Deed Bk-H, p297, Reg. 19 Apr 1831, John AKIN of Giles to David C GEORGE of sd CO, $200, 116ac land in Giles ... dividing line bet Richard SMITH and Daniel LEATHERMAN ... Wit: John McCORMACK, Jacob NAVE
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Side NOTE: this most likely Richard Smith of Lincoln CO TN f/o Patrick R Smith the h/o Susan Wells. John McCormack would be the John d.1830 in Giles.
Side NOTE: Assume Jacob Nave a relation (of sorts) to Jehu Nave.

NOTE: 9 Oct 1830, Giles CO TN Deed Bk-IJ, p387, Reg. 11 March 1833, Thomas WELLS of Giles to Allen PITTS of sd CO, $1700, 400ac more or less in Giles ... North East from where the road passes through the Gap of the ridge in going from the dwelling house on the bargained premises now occupied by the sd Pitts to the still house running thence South ... on John NAVEs East boundary line ... BROWNs old line to Adam BELLs line, thence East with Bells line... Stephen LOYDs spring thence North to Loyds corner ... to HUFFs line ... South East corner of the land that Arnold ZELNER bought of Gabriel BUMPASS ... Wit: Wm McLAURINE (McLAUREN), Adam Bell Nov Term 1832

NOTE: 13 Mar 1832, Giles CO TN Deed Bk-IJ, p385, Reg. 7 Mar 1833, Abraham BROWN of Jackson CO MO to Jahu NAVE (also listed as John Nave in this record) of Giles, $1000, 237 1/2ac more or less land in Giles on the North side of Elk River on Indian Creek ... on the south side of Indian Creek... bounded by the land formerly Elizbeth BROWNs now the property of BROWN & MORGAN and the land of Jahu Naves, the land of Allen PITTS, the land of Adam BELL and the land of Robert McLAUREN ... Wit: Thomas GOODRICH, Allen Pitts Nov Term 1832

NOTE: 26 May 1849 Giles CO Deed Bk-U, p38, Reg. 15 Feb 1850, Laban A WESTMORELAND recovered a Judgement before John NAVE a Justice of the Peace Giles CO , $34.82 and costs, whereas on the 30 May 1849 sd Justice issued Execution against the Estate of Mary PHELPS to satisfy sd Judgement which sd Execution was placed in the hands of Gustavus A HOPKINS a Constable of sd CO ... there being no personal property to levey this fifo I then Levey the same on 30ac and 122 poles of land being the Dower of Mary Phelps late widow of John McCORMACK lying on Indian Creek adj William W/M McNAIRY and others and as the property of sd Mary Phelps this 11 day June 1849... the Judgement and all the papers in sd Circuit Crt of sd Crt of Giles at the Aug Term thereof 1849 to sell the same... Laban A Westmoreland being the highest bidder the same was struck off to him at the price of $45 ...
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NOTE: 28 Dec 1849 Giles CO Deed Bk-U, p39, Reg. 15 Feb 1850, Charles J NEAL of Giles to Ananius PITTS (resident CO not specified), $1 and other consideration, (personal property including) one sorrel colt, filly, yoke of Oxen, ox cart, 75 head of stock hogs, two beds and bedsteads & clothing, one bureau & one grind stone that sd Neal bound himself to warrant the title to the sd pp against lawful claims of all persons ... But this deed is made for the following uses & trusts & for no other purpose that is to say I (sd Neal) am indebted to Wily NEAL in the sum of$53 by note due 25 Dec 1849 & to Ananius Pitts in the sum of $15 due the 25 Dec 1850 & the sd Ananius Pitts is bound as my secruity for abt $65 to Joseph G CHILDRESS due the 25 Dec 1849 & I am desirous to secure & make certain the payment of sd debts ... Now if I shall by the 25 Dec 1850 pay sd debts & save sd Pitts from all loss & damage as my sd security, then this deed to be void, but if I shall not then the sd Ananias Pitts after giving ten days notice in writing of the time & place of sd Sale at three public places in the CO, one of which shall be at the court house door of sd CO, may expose sd property to public sale & sell.... Wit: none Ack. 29 Dec 1849
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Side NOTE: Mary Phelps, nee Birdwell (d/o John Birdwell), marr 1st to John McCormack who d.abt 1830, then marr to Josiah Phelps. Mary Phelps was enermated in the Oct 1850 census so she was (presumably) alive at that time. This census is the last (known) record of Mary.
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Side NOTE: Assume this is Charles J Neal the s/o Wiley Neal (Wiley s/o the "elder" Charles Neal b.abt 1772). Annanais/Ananius Pitts marr to Sarah Neal the d/o the "elder" Charles Neal, and therefore ... Ananius Pitts was the Uncle of the younger Charles J Neal.
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Side NOTE: John Nave was kin to the Neals as he marr to Elizabeth Neal the d/o the elder Charles Neal b. abt 1772.

NOTE: 3 July 1849 Giles CO Deed Bk-U, p239, Reg. 12 Aug 1850, L A WESTMORELAND of Giles to Jehu (John) NAVE of sd CO, $1000, 54ac more or less land in Giles known by the name of the Falden tract on the waters of Indian Creek ... Commencing at the road, Elkton Road, near a large old stump & near the old Meeting House corner thence running westwardly with the Baptist Meeting house line to the creek thence with the creek ... N C DAVIS's corner thence with the big Road to widow OSBURN's line ... Charles ATKINS ... William TERRYs line ... corner between ... Robt McLAURINE (McLAUREN) and Jehu (John) Nave line to the Elkton Road ... with the Elkton Road to the beginning ... Wit: Wm McLAURINE (McLAUREN), A M PHELPS 5 Aug 1850

NOTE: 28 Jan 1850 Giles CO Deed Bk-U, p196, Reg. 18 June 1850, Laban A WESTMORELAND of Giles to William H____? MENATUE of sd CO, $800, 122ac more or less land in Giles on the waters of Indian Creek ... tract of John NAVE & once owned by Abm BROWN ... to where HOGEs corner was ... sd John Naves corner & formerly Abm Brown's tract on the top of the Hill ... Wit: Samuel GILLIUM, Andrew JACKSON 18 June 1850

NOTE: 31 Jan 1850 Giles CO Deed Bk-U, p500, Reg. 15 Feb 1851, Title Bond L A WESTMORELAND "bind myself" to pay John W SMITH the sum of $6100 the condition of this obligation is such that whereas the sd John W Smith has this day purchased of me for $3050 ($1500 cash in hand, $691 the 25 Dec 1850, $691 25 Dec 1851 and $166 25 Dec 1852 for which he notes under seals) [= $2 short?] , land in Giles Dist 8 & 9 in the road near where the Indian Creek meeting house stood ...with the road ... on the bank of a branch on MENATRUs line ... John WOODWARDs corner ... meandering with the creek ... Wit: John NAVE, Joseph N COWAN 15 Jan 1851
NOTE: Last Will and Testament of Jehu Nave
In the name of God, Amen. I, Jehu Nave of the County of Giles and State of Tennessee, being of sound mind and memory, and Knowing the uncertainty of life, do make and ordain This to be my last Will and Testament. That is to say, after all my lawful debts are paid, I give and bequeath the remainder of my estate, real and personal to my beloved wife Elizabeth, who is also entitled to Dower, and to all my children, namely, Amanda D., who married James D. Scales, Emily F. who married George W. Woodring, Mary Ann, Josephine who married Matthias G. Pitts, Desdamonia, Thomas H. B., Ursula Isabella, and Ann Henry or so many of them as may be living at the time of my decease, and to their body heirs forever; to be divided equally between them, share and share alike; My wife Elizabeth to have her dower laid off and my son Thomas H. B. to have the remainder of the land, but he shall take it at valuation, paying the other heirs for any overplus, and receiving from them in like manner should the value fall below an equal share.
I do hereby constitute and appoint my wife Elizabeth, and my son-in-law George W. Woodring my executors who shall divide and portion off said property or cause the same to be done giving to each his or her portion respectively as they may marry or arrive at the age of twenty one years. I hereby revoke and make null and void any will by me heretofore made. In witness whereof I hereunto set my hand and seal. June 1st, 1857.
Jehu Nave (Seal)
Signed and sealed in our presence on the day & date above
Ed. Walton McLaurine
Theo. Harris
Transcribed by Dennis C. Wilson
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George W. Woodring, Executor and Others vs. James D. Scales and Others:
George W. Woodring and Elizabeth Nave were Executor and Exutrix of the Will of Jehu Nave. Complainants would show to the court that Jehu Nave died August 17, 1857 - testate, at his home in Giles County. He left surviving his widow Elizabeth and children: Amanda D., married James D. Scales, Emily married George W. Woodring, Josephine married Mathias G. Pitts, Mary Ann married Gustavus H. Harris, Desdamonia, Thomas H. B., Ursula Isabella, and Ann Henry Nave. At the time of his death, Jehu Nave was the owner of one tract containing 233 acres and one other tract containing 113 acres. The heirs of Jehu Nave petitioning the Court for the sale of land. Desdamona married A. M. Phelps, Ann Henry married W. O. Bennett, Ursula married [one of the] W. H. Wells [William Henry Wells assumed s/o Peyton Wells of Lincoln CO TN].
Giles County, Tennessee Chancery Court Records, File Box W-18 Case 1602.

Carter Co TN

kenseeu — 2008-06-24 07:34:00Z

I am researching a Nancy Nave b 1834 that married John H West b 1821 the marriage was May 8 1870. Is she the daugher of whom I believe is William S Nave and Margaret J>?

if anyone is an expert on the Carter Co. TN genealogy if they can assist me.

Thanks

Re: Carter Co TN

kenseeu — 2008-08-10 01:19:33Z

I appreciate your assistance.

Re: NAVE

kbarjajema — 2009-03-02 18:16:05Z

Thomas T. NAVE is in my family tree. He is my Third Cousin 2x Removed. Could you provide me with any birth, death, records for him and Lou Ella VANHUSS? I have that they were married 04 Jul 1924, no location.

Ken A. Bartels
4thoneinthefire@cox.net

Re: Nave in TN

kbarjajema — 2009-03-02 18:06:52Z

I came across your posting re: the Landon H. NAVE family. I do have some information regarding his family. Send me your e-mail address and I can forward you what I have. You listed three children: I have Dora L.,b: Abt 1877, Washington Co., Tennessee; Cora Etta, b: 17 Oct 1879, Washington Co., Tennessee, dL Abt 1969 and Margaret Alice, b: Abt 1880, d: Abt 1941.
Ken A. Bartels
4thoneinthefire@cox.net

Re: William father of Elizabeth Nave Casey

arkinsaw — 2008-12-21 01:12:04Z

I am researching Elsie (Elsa), Addie, Viola, Bessie and
Leslie Nave, who may be children of Ida LNU, some born in AR, migrated to CA......thanks

Andrew J Nave Jessamine Co KY

MarianneNave27 — 2008-08-24 17:54:38Z

He fought in Mexican war. Looking for any connection to the other famiklies from KY
Married a V Hurt possably in KY

Re: Totally Confused about Frances Myra Nave

MarianneNave27 — 2008-06-10 00:58:23Z

William that married Jane Crow came to IL. He is our line. His faterh was William who married Martha William.
I know that William father Teter Nave brother line was in the trail of tears. There is an article in the NEfff-Naf-Nave newletter.
What other Nave do you have?
You can email me at mefish3@comcast.net
but please do soon I am having surgery friday and no computer for weeks after

Re: Naves Trail of tears

MarianneNave27 — 2008-04-01 00:49:09Z

thanks

NAVE Gretchen and Russell

t42Moore — 2008-11-06 15:30:01Z

NAVE Gretchen and Russell

I photographed this gravestone in the Moore Cemetery, Arlington,Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records.

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Re: Totally Confused about Frances Myra Nave

maryd428 — 2008-06-10 11:17:56Z

I would think that he would have had to remarried after she died for that to have happened...

Re: Jacob C. Nave and Lillie Ann Bradley

Halliesmom11 — 2008-10-11 15:17:14Z

I think so.. Clara Belle was his mother, Gover Cleaveland Naves II Fathered two of my grandmothers children.. I didn't add that in the last posting. Dorothy ann Waxler and Grover "Jerry" Naves had two daughters.. Tammy Renee and Trilbia Diane. I know that she was named after Trilbia America. This is exciting! I really didn't think anything would come up when I searched this.

Re: Jacob C. Nave and Lillie Ann Bradley

Halliesmom11 — 2008-10-04 05:36:58Z

My great grand mother was Clara Bell Naves. My Grand father is Grover cleavland Naves II. He married Dorothy Ann Waxler, had my mother Tammy Renee Naves,b June 10 1958 d.June 28 2008, who had 3 girls Shandy Roof, Shala, and Breanna Johnson. This is pretty interesting. I'm not sure all the details on My great grandmother, she passed away when I was young, but My Grandfather"Jerry" is still alive and lives in Oklahoma. At one point he married a woman named Betty, and moved to Las Vegas. Thats all I know. I hope I helped someone.. I am looking forward to hearing from anyone on this. Any thing they can tell me about my history.