Nuchols - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: All Nuchols Relatives

jnucks59 — 2011-05-24 15:53:03Z

My husband's name was William M. Nuckols from around Southern and Central Virginia. However, William Nuckles (great-granddad) was born 1831 Botetourt County (?), Virginia and died 1865 Rockbridge County, Virginia. I can't past William Nuckles. I would like to find out his parents names and where they were born and died. Thank you very much.

John Barnhill Nuchols III

johnnynuchols — 2010-02-11 15:41:19Z

Im the son of John Barnhill Nuchols III and I was looking for any information on him or family on his side. I have never met him and I know nothing of him except he has a brother. any info would be great

Johnny

familial pancreatits

wwwomarandtica — 2008-02-01 18:39:10Z

ATTENDTION NUCHOLS FAMILY I AM TRYING TO DO SOME RESEARCH AND I NEED TO KNOW IF ANY MEMBERS OF THE FAMILY HAVE PANCREATITIS. IN CASE YOU DID NOT KNOW THIS IS A HEREDITARY CONDITION ON THE NUCHOLS SIDE OF THE FAMILY. TWO OF MY CHILDREN HAVE THIS AND I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW IF ANYBODY ELSE HAS IT SOMETIMES IT SKIPS GENERATIONS SO PLEASE LET ME KNOW YOU CAN EMAIL ME IF NOT MY HOME NUMBER IS (865)249-6824. THANK YOU AND PLEASE GET IN TOUCH WITH ME. BERTICA BELMARES

Re: All Nuchols Relatives

areubanks — 2008-01-04 22:40:48Z

Hello Darren:
IT is great to hear from you. Happy New Year to you also. How is the family? I hope everyone is great..... My email is bnuchols@ransomed.com. I would love some pictures of you and your family...... Bob Nuchols

Re: All Nuchols Relatives

bumble12 — 2008-01-04 18:43:34Z

Happy New Year to you from Darren in Devon England. My father was a Nuchols.

Re: James Wesley Nuchols (1844-1906)

SandiEvilsizerKoscak — 2007-05-30 16:42:24Z

Thank you so much for clearing this up....

Re: James Wesley Nuchols (1844-1906)

mexicosam — 2007-05-30 16:25:24Z

Maryville, Tenn.- A local Civil War cavalryman will be recognized with a memorial service and the dedication of a soldier’s monument at Maryville, Tenn., at 2 p.m. Saturday, June 2. Sorry, I assumed that the year 2007 would be implied. It is next Saturday, June 2, 2007 which is the Confederate Memorial Day. Thanks for bringing this to my attention. MexicoSam

Re: James Wesley Nuchols (1844-1906)

SandiEvilsizerKoscak — 2007-05-30 15:53:57Z

It would be great to have some sort of a date on this article.....?

James Wesley Nuchols (1844-1906)

mexicosam — 2007-05-29 19:46:37Z

Memorial to honor Confederate cavalryman James Wesley Nuchols

Maryville, Tenn.- A local Civil War cavalryman will be recognized with a memorial service and the dedication of a soldier’s monument at Maryville, Tenn., at 2 p.m. Saturday, June 2. . Great-great-grandson, Wesley R. Burnette, and Wayne M. Sampson who are members of the Col. Elijah Gates Camp of the Sons of Confederate Veterans (SCV), Fulton, Mo., will honor James Wesley Nuchols (1844-1906), at the Pleasant Grove Cemetery, 3736 Tuckaleechee Pike, Maryville.

James Wesley Nuchols was the great grandson of Silvester Nuchols. Both Silvester and his son, Thomas, settled in the Crooked Creek area, near Hubbard, about 1812. Thomas had a large family, six sons and five daughters. James Wesley was the son of Richard A. Nuchols, who was the eldest son of Thomas Nuchols. Most of the Nuchols' who live in Blount County and eastern Tennessee today are descended from these eleven children.

Simple but colorful pageantry will include a fired salute and a historical eulogy to Nuchols, who was a private in Co. K of McKenzie’s 5th Tennessee Cavalry Regiment of the Confederate Army. Wesley Burnette and Wayne Sampson are also Associate Members of the Longstreet-Zollicoffer Camp of Knoxville.

All descendents of Silvester Nuchols and their extended families, their friends and members of the SCV are invited to attend. For family, it may be a special opportunity to meet unknown cousins and distant relatives. Those who may need to be seated are encouraged to bring a folding chair.

The Sons of Confederate Veterans (SCV) is not affiliated with any other organization. The SCV is a historical, patriotic and non-political organization dedicated to insuring that the true history of the South is presented and taught to future generations.

All Nuchols Relatives

2006-11-22 03:40:28Z

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to all Nuchols cousins..

Re: Edith Walker

2006-09-04 20:41:27Z

Thanks for the Nuchols connection. Please email me directly at
Evilsizer3@aol.com

They were from Lamar Co, TX moved from Blount Co, TN.

The male line of Nuckols has no Indian blood. It would only have happened if they married a female indian woman, and none is knonw thru this particular line.

Please share the Walker connection so I may research it. Which Walkers were famous and how is Edit supposed to be realted?

Also pleas share children, spouses, and grandchildren of Richard and Edith..... thanks

Re: Edith Walker

2006-09-04 19:21:04Z

Her full name was Geneva Edith Walker and she was married to James Richard Nuchols. His father was James Wesley Nuchols and mother was Elizabeth Hubbell Williams. He was born in Blount County. I hope that helps a bit. Also, I was told we had a Cherokee Indian woman relative. Maybe you could clarify this as well? Thanks for all of your help. I really appreciate it.

Sincerely,
Emily Nuchols

Edith Walker

2006-09-03 14:08:02Z

I would sincerely hope to help you in your research of the Walker sisters, but first you will need to tell me WHICH John Nuchols she was married to. The Society has over 50 John Nuchols in our database ranging from born 1670 to 1970....
Please help us establish this connection.....Johns DOB, his parents and his grandparents..... is a good place to begin. We would love to get the Walker sisters story into our newsletter

enuchols@hotmail.com

2006-09-02 23:13:25Z

Hello all! I'm from the Spokane Nuchols clan and have just moved to Asheville, North Carolina. I will be working here with the Southern Appalachian Highlands Conservancy for about a year. I just wanted to extend a greeting from your western relatives and I also had a question about Edith Walker, who was married to John Nuchols. I've heard that she was related to the famous Walker sisters and would like to find out if this is true. I'll be doing a lot of work in the Smoky Mountains and Roan Highlands and thought it would be great to find out some family history while I'm in the area.

Thanks and I look forward to hearing from you guys!

additional

2006-07-31 14:53:08Z

My full name is Amanda Nicole Nuchols I was born on May 20, 1987 and my husbands full name is Virgil Ray William Henegar. Our daughter's name will be Lillian Grace Rayne Henegar

family update

2006-07-31 14:50:44Z

I am Jeff Nuchols daughter. I married Billy Henegar on July 8, 2006 and our daughter is due in October of 2006.

Re: James Gordon Nuchols

2005-02-16 06:41:18Z

Sandi, I don't know who James Gordon Nuchols is to me! I don't know his parents, or anything else about him. All I have is the obit from the Knoxville News Sentinel. The May 16, 1999 issue stated he lived in Lake City, Tennessee, and that he worked for 16 years with Air Products in Cleveland, Ohio, and before retirement, he was a salesman for Ford Furniture Company, in Lake City. He was also a vetern of the US Air Force. It gave no relatives, place of burial, or funeral home. It stated that the arrangement would be later. Since I am researching all persons with the NUCHOLS spelling, then I am trying to find out about him. This is all I know.

Re: James Gordon Nuchols

2005-02-16 06:40:53Z

There is no listing in the SSDI for a James Nuchols who died in 1998., Why dont you give me what the obit says word for word and see if I can help. Who is he to you? Seems you would know something about him, maybe his parents or something...even where he died may help..... I need some clues to help you.

Re: James Gordon Nuchols

2005-02-16 06:40:23Z

James Gordon Nuchols died 1998, I think. All I have is a partial obit, and this is all the information I have.

Re: James Gordon Nuchols

2005-02-16 06:40:04Z

It is hard to find the descendants without dates. You did not say if James was born in the 1700's, 1800's, 1900's??

I can help you if you give me his date of birth and his parents names and his grandparents names. Most NUCHOLS in Tennesseee are from Silvester Nuchols who came to Blount County Tenn from North Carolina. The Nuckolls Society has never found his connection to the immigrant ancestor, James Nuckolls yet.

As soon as you can give me some dates, names and locations, I will be happy to help. Our database hase 75,000.

James Gordon Nuchols

2005-02-16 06:39:34Z

James Gordon Nuchols, which was from Lake City, Tennessee, and died in Ansted, W. Virginia. I am seeking information on which line he is from. Help!!!!

Re: James Gordon Nuchols

2005-01-28 14:52:24Z

Okay, I think I know who you are. Bob from the line of Sylvester? I will keep this info in my "unsolved mysteries file" and if I find his connection, I will contact you. The date helps tremendously.

Joseph S. Nuckols

2005-01-09 06:51:10Z

I have Joseph S. Nuckols b abt. 1850 married Matilda (Mattie) Manees 09-22- 1868 in Noxubee County, Mississippi. I have only one son, William A. Nuchols, born abt 1872 died abt 1949. William married Mary A McLeod, and had a son, William A. Nuckols Jr. born abt. 1897. Please email me at bnuchols@ransomed.com.

Re: Barbie J. Nuchols married Sarah Ann Hudson

janekobelski — 2005-01-09 06:50:08Z

Sarah Ann Hudson was my grandfather's sister; I don't know anything about B.J. Nuchols except the little information I've found on census records. The 1900 Noxubee County (Brooksville), MS, census shows J.S. Nuckols, age 60, born in Tennessee, living with his wife, Matilda, age 59, born in Tennessee, with their son, Bob, age 22, born in Mississippi. (Matilda is shown with 6 children, 3 living.) I haven't found him in the 1910 census, but in 1920 B.J. Nuckols, age 42, born in Mississippi, was living with his wife, Anne, age 42, born in Louisiana, and their three children, Frances, 15, Joe, 13, and Ethel, 12. I have a photograph of their three children; in it, the oldest appears to be maybe 8 or 9.

Re: Barbie J. Nuchols married Sarah Ann Hudson

2005-01-09 06:49:25Z

Hello: Do you have any of the vitals of Barbie? I have a Barbara that I can't find out anything about, where she went, etc. She was born about 1947-1948. Please let me know, or you can email me at bnuchols@ransomed.com. You can also check out the Nuchols website at http://www.ransomed.com.

Barbie J. Nuchols married Sarah Ann Hudson

janekobelski — 2005-01-09 06:48:46Z

I am seeking descendants of Barbie J. Nuchols, b. 1877, who married Sarah Ann Hudson, b. 1877. They married in Rapides Parish, LA, and lived in Brooksville, MS. Their children were Frances, Ethel, and Joe.

Re: Pat Wheeler Yates & Tommy Wheeler

2005-01-03 03:57:23Z

Hello Donna: This was false information provided. I spoke with Ann, and she said that all was well.. Thanks...

Re: Pat Wheeler Yates & Tommy Wheeler

2004-12-25 02:24:00Z

Hello Donna. This was information that one of the Riddle side of the family provided. I will check into it more. Thanks.

C. H. Nucholls Will

2004-07-14 02:29:21Z

Re: NUCHOLS in Tennessee

2004-07-13 06:06:48Z

DORIS,IT SEEMS YOU KNOW A LOT ABOUT NUCHOLS.
IF YOU HAVE ANY INFORMATION ON ANY IN BLOUNT COUNTY, MARYVILLE, TENNESSEE, WOULD YOU PLEASE E-MAIL ME. I WOULD LIKE TO TRY AND TRACE MY FAMILY TREE. IF YOU COULD HELP ME IN ANY WAY, PLEASE GET IN TOUCH WITH ME. THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME IN ADVANCE.

Nuchols in Tennessee

2004-07-13 06:04:08Z

I'm trying to find out anything on the Nuchols in Tennessee. Most of them are from Maryville. My grandfather was Andy E. Nuchols and he married Margaret Hurst. They had 7 children(Ed, Bob, Jay, Helen, Bill, Shirley ans David. If anyone one has any information or know how I can find information, please e-mail me at Sholmanbus@ca.com.

Silvester Nuchols, Blount County, Tennessee

2003-12-22 07:56:35Z

I am looking for all descendants of Silvester Nuchols, that settled in Blount County, Tennessee, in the early to mid 1800's. Some of the surnames of the descendants are; Nuchols, Long, Coulter, Everett, James, Millsaps, Potter, Hall, Stinnett. Would love to share and discuss information. I have a website at http://www.ransomed.com that lists all that I kow at this time.

Re: William Nuchols / Nuckles census records

SandiEvilsizerKoscak — 2003-12-22 07:55:20Z

Now that you are probably sick of me. I just never give up. I am almost sure beyond a shadow of a doubt I found this family. But only if you can be SURE William is a brother of Martin. Martin is a son of Calvin Nuckles and Hester Ann Graham.

Look here: (remeber ages in the census are not always exact, but usually pretty close.)

1880 Tazewell Co. Maiden Springs
Martin age 23
Sister Jane 20
Sister Lou 23
Brother William 16

next door
John C age 34 wife and child Andrew

I could not find Calvin in 1870, but I have not given up.

1860 Tazewell Co, Cedar Bluff, VA
Calvin Nuckles children"
John age 15 (see John above)
Martin 5 (see Martin above)
Louisa age 3 (See sister Lou above)
Jane born 1860 after census enumerated age 20
and William born after 1860

What do you think. I think it is self evident!!!

Re: William Nuchols census records

6kidsmom — 2003-12-22 07:54:51Z

Yes, this is them. Do you also see a Sarah Belle that would have been born abt 1851?
I will admit I have not gone through the entire 1860 census.

Marriage records indicates William's parents were Calvin and Hester A. Nuchols

6kidsmom — 2003-12-22 07:51:13Z

I believe that the 1869 is a mistake because if you look, it lists his age as 36 which would better match up with the brother of Martin and would make his birth year 1864 or earlier. I could have been misreading it, It looks like 1869, but it could say 1864 and the 4 just looks like a 9.
The marriage record lists that William Nuchols parents are Calvin and Hester A. Nuchols

Re: William and Martin Nuckles of Tazewell County

SandiEvilsizerKoscak — 2003-12-22 07:49:58Z

I really have to ask another question Your census records say William was born 7-1869. That does not match the brother of Martin in Tazewell Co, 1880 Census.( b c 1863) However it does match closer to William, s/o James H Nuckles in Tazewell Co, Clear Fork, VA You have documentation that your William is the brother of martin?

Calvin M. Nuckles /Nuckolls father of my William Nuckles

6kidsmom — 2003-12-22 07:48:31Z

Sandi,
From which Nuckolls do you descend? I do have some other information that another researcher sent me. She lists the parents of my William Nuckles as Calvin M. Nuckles/Nuckolls who was born abt 1810 in Wyth Co., s/o Nathaniel and it states that he married Hester Ann Graham, 18 Sept 1937 in Grayson Co., VA.
I'm not sure if you have that info or not. If you don't, let me know and I can go back and see which person sent this to me and possibly connect you with them to compare notes.
If you would prefer, you may email me at fourkidsland@yahoo.com

Re: 1870 Tazewell County census - C.W. Nuckles

SandiEvilsizerKoscak — 2003-12-22 07:46:29Z

Well! I thought I would find the answer in 1870. In Tazewell Co, Maiden Springs Va in 1870 was only one man. C W Nuckles, age 51 a school teacher, living with the Mastain familty. He is the right age to be the father of William b 1866, Martin b 1857, Jane b 1860, Lou born 1862 and John C b 1846, but the children are missing in 1870. I wont ever give up, so you never know

Re: William Nuchols

6kidsmom — 2003-12-22 07:45:36Z

You are right about the memories of older people. I would be doubtful if she was the only one that remembered them having children. She just seems to have the clearest memory. They weren't close to them because they lived in different districts of the county and didn't "visit" much.
I sincerely do appreciate your help!
You will keep this on file with which society, if you don't mind my asking?

Re: William Nuchols

SandiEvilsizerKoscak — 2003-12-22 07:45:07Z

My only excuse is that I am trying to keep you on your toes. LOL. You are so right about the 1910 census showing children. I really overlooked that!. I dont want to discount your great aunt, but if they had children, at least some would be in the 1900 census, dont you agree? the oldest would only be 12. I have found some of my older ancestors memories to be not so good, but you never know. I WOULD however believe they had at least one. But unfortunatley you only have the census to rely on and it shows no children. The only other alternative is to go to Tazewell County and check the birth records for 1888-1910. I sure wish I could help more. I will keep this info on file with the Society in hopes of a connection.

Sandi

Re: William Knuckles, Tazewell County, Virginia census info

6kidsmom — 2003-12-22 07:35:54Z

The 1900 Tazewell Co., VA census Enumeration District 103 Maiden Springs Page 8A dwelling 128, Family 129 Shows:

Knuckles, William Head W, M, July 1869, age 36, married 13 yrs
Barbarra E. Wife W, F, ---- 1866, age 34, married 13 years, 7 children, 6 children living.

The 1910 Tazewell Co., VA census Enumeration District 103 page 8A visit number 118 shows:

Nuckles, William Head, M, W, age 46, M1, married 21yrs
Barbara Wife, F, W, age 44, M1, Married 21yrs, 1 child, 1 child living.
The 1910 census does show number of children in columns 10 and 11 unless I am misreading what it says. I know the big heading for these two columns appears to say "Mother of how many children" I can't read what the subheadings are for the individual columns, but by going by what is listed next to other womens' names it appears as if it is the same as the 1900 census and is a listing of the number of children the woman had and the number of children that are still living.

The 1920 Tazewell Co., VA census Maiden Springs Enumeration District 141, page 6A at the bottom of house number 86 is:
Nuckolls, William Hired Man, M, W, 55, WD
There is a note in the margin which makes it appear as if he is suppose to be listed with another family. This note is hard to read, however, I do know that the first family listed on this page would be (Barbara's step brother's family) not sure if he was living in that household or not.
I am not his and Barbara's direct descendant. I am a descendant of Barbara's brother, Edward Lambert. I am trying to find William and Barbara's children and their descendants because my great aunt, who is still living remembers them having children, but can't remember their names. I would also like to see if those descendants might have information that I am missing on other siblings of Barbara and Edward's. Thanks for your help!

Re: William Nuchols - census records

SandiEvilsizerKoscak — 2003-12-22 07:10:08Z

The reason I asked for the page number, is that I have all of the Nuckles, (and other spellings) in Virginia for 1900 transcribed and I dont see him on my list. I could check the actual census if I had the page number. I have found the children to be in error many times. Also, if married in 1886, it is possible to have 7 children by 1900, but none would be out of the house by then. Do you descend from one of their children? If first child born 1888, they would ony be 12 by 1900. The 1920 census does not give number of children , the 1900 was the one and only.

Re: William Nuchols listed in census with wife Barbara

2003-12-22 07:09:20Z

Sandi,
I don't have the census records in front of me, and I don't remember the page number. However, on the 1900 Census Record in the Maiden Springs District he is listed with his wife Barbara (her maiden name was Lambert) and it states on that census record that she had 7 children with 6 living, but there are not any children actually listed living with them. Then on the 1910 Census William and Barbara are listed, but on this census it says that she had 1 child (if I remember correctly) and again there is not any children living with them. Now, since the marriage register states that they married in 1886, I could see where in 1910 they might not have any children living with them because they could all be adults. However in the 1900 census they should have had children in the house with them.

Re: William Nuchols

SandiEvilsizerKoscak — 2003-12-22 07:02:00Z

You have really confused me now! Children who dont appear on the census records? Who and when? Of course if 16 in 1880, then there are no census records for 1890, so 1900 is your first choice, and the children should be there. What was his wifes name and chldrens names?

Re: William Nuchols

2003-12-22 06:59:03Z

Sandi,
Thanks so much for your response. The William Nuchols(Nuckles) that I was looking for is the one that is age 16 living with his brother Martin on the 1880 Census in Tazewell Co., VA Now, I am trying to find his children which have never appeared on census records with him or his wife.
Thanks again!

Re: Nuchols in Tazewell County

SandiEvilsizerKoscak — 2003-12-22 06:55:42Z

You may want to check other spellings. After Nuckolls research for 25 years, I have found the errors in Nuckolls spellings to have only a 25%accuracy. Most of the Nuchols came from NC. In Tazewell Co, the prevailnat spelling was NUCKLES. In 1880 there was a William G Nuckles married to a Florence. (she might have died). There was a William Nuckles age 16 in 1880 living with his brother Martin Nuckles. Good Luck
sandi Evilsizer3@aol.com

Nuchols / Nuckols

2003-12-22 06:53:34Z

I know what you mean about the spellings. My line is the Nuchols spelling, but I believe we all tie in to the original Nuckolls spelling. I will see if I have anything..

Nuchols / Nuckols

6kidsmom — 2003-12-22 06:52:39Z

On the marriage register it looks like NUCHOLS, I'm sure that it is possible that it is NUCKOLS. On the 1880 census it was spelled NUCKLES. It gets difficult to trace these people because of the spellings being changed.

Re: William Nuchols

2003-12-22 06:52:08Z

Hello Tracy; Is the spelling of William, Nuchols, or Nuckols? This will make a great difference...
Thanks, Bob

William Nuchols of Tazewell County, Virginia

6kidsmom — 2003-12-22 06:51:25Z

Looking for information on William Nuchols that married Barbara Lambert 3 September 1886 in Tazewell Co., VA. Please email me at fourkidsland@yahoo.com
Thanks!