Nunnally - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Henry B. Nunnally or Henry E. Nunnally

nunya1943 — 2009-11-02 07:57:35Z

who are you? did you live in ohio and where.

Re: Nunnally Candy Co.

suzimotley — 2009-10-29 20:22:00Z

I do not have any info on the candy formulas. My cousin founded the company bakc in the 1800's. My grgr grandmother Susan Adeline Nunnally was his cousin.

Re: Nunnally Candy Co.

spoliedbratt1102 — 2009-10-28 12:28:11Z

My name is Michelle Rich and I just found out that my Grandfather worked for Nunnally Candy company is the 20's / 30's his name was James Phillip Rich if there is any way that you can help me we have all of the origanal candy formulas and I would like to try and decifer them. Thank you.

John Archer Nunnally

texasnana021 — 2009-09-28 17:35:21Z

Am looking for information on John Archer Nunnally in or around Oglethorpe Co. Ga.

Would really like to find where he might be buried. Have recently found the grave of his son Jacob G. Nunnally.

Thank you for your time and help.
Sharon

Re: Judith D. Nunnally

f_dann — 2009-09-05 00:44:32Z

Have you found out anymore about Judith D Nunnally? I am living in the house her and John Carter built in La Grange Texas. My mother told me a story about Judith that had been passed down to her. Judiths mother died when she was just a child, and her father was a Dr. He went out on a house call in a bad storm and was washed off a bridge and died leaving Judith an heiress of a large plantation. John Halifax Carter married her and they eventually came to Texas. On the road to texas the children fought non stop in the wagon. Judith carried a wisteria plant with her which she planted in front of the house. I dont know if its all true but there was wisteria planted here. I dont know what her parents names were.

Re: Related Nunnally's

TexasBill65 — 2009-08-03 20:25:21Z

Hi, Could you please give me a date of birth and location in refference to your "Lillian Nunnally Hanby" and did she a a twin sister named Lucille?

Wm. Nunnally

Re: Hershel V Nunally family of Lawrence County Arkansas

rebeccaj_d — 2009-07-27 04:14:17Z

He was son of James K.P. Nunnally & Maggie Ketner

Re: Hershel V Nunally family of Lawrence County Arkansas

king2212 — 2009-07-24 06:45:10Z

i am related to the nunnally's from Lawrence county,My grandfather is Ray Eugene Nunnally,have not tracked it to a Hershel yet though

Richard A. Nunnally born c.1863 in Virginia

MSzadkowski — 2009-07-12 06:17:33Z

I'm actually looking for Richard's wife, Annie (Jones? according to my mom). They are spelled wrong in the 1900 Federal Census transcription (spelled Nunalley, with Nunally as an alternate spelling). They are the parents of, among others, my adoptive grandfather, Harry Alvin Nunnally. He and my adoptive grandmother, Mary Marie Hiteshue, adopted my mother, Betty Jane Nunnally, at one year of age. They are the only parents she ever knew, and always will be her only parents. My father just passed away last week and Mom is more interested in her Nunnally/Hiteshue linage. I know from Mom that the Nunnally's Chocolates fortune is lurking around in there somewhere. Thanks for any help you can give, perhaps I can give some in return.

Re: NUNNALLY FAMILY OF VIRGINIA

amycaddellsadler — 2009-06-30 19:00:07Z

Hello Vickie,

Please send me your email address and I will send you an invite to my Ancestry project. I guess we are distant cousins! Send to amycaddellsadler@live.com --I would love to see scanned images of old Chandler and Nunnally photos! My family has no photos of either of my father's grandparents (Ira Boswell Chandler and Anne Augusta Chandler "Gussie").

Thanks,
Amy Caddell Sadler
www.heritagecampground.com

Re: NUNNALLY FAMILY OF VIRGINIA

VickieLangley52 — 2009-06-30 17:52:25Z

My grandmother was raised by Thomas Armstead and Nettie Louisa (Chandler) Nunnally in Dinwiddie Co.
Her name was Hester Anne Nunnally. Do you have any info you'd be willing to share with me to help in my search? When her mother, Florence died, my grandmother was sent to live with her uncle Thomas Armstead.
Please help!

Re: nunnallys of virginia

TexasBill65 — 2009-05-14 23:06:58Z

Hi, about R.E.Nunnally...was he from the Nottoway or Pr.Edward Counties in Virginia.My ancestors were located in these counties as per Census records. Who were this man's parents & Grandparents on the Nunnally side.

Wm.Nunnally

Parents of Henry T. Nunnally b.1826-Virginia

TexasBill65 — 2009-05-10 18:51:01Z

Does anyone recognize a Henry T.Nunnally b.1826-married to a Mary Ann E.Green in 1855 in Va.(where they were both born. They had at least three children...Charles b.1858; Ann G. b.1860 and Nancie/Nancy b.1864...Henry was blind, he had a blind brother named William D., as well....I have exhausted all searches and need to find who were Henry T. Nunnally's parents.

Re: Nunnally''s

tymejugler — 2009-03-26 23:08:00Z

I'm looking for the parents of Olivia Nunnally. She was b. 1860s, married an Eli Crum & had 5 sons, and died (sketchy on this) 1904. Maybe she died in Hickory Flat, Mississippi or Texas. She and Eli lived in Hickory Flat, Mississippi where the children were born. I am her great-granddaughter. I'm having such a hard time finding any information pertaining to her. She may have been adopted but I still need her parents' names. Thank you...

Frances Nunnally

natjones42 — 2009-03-14 16:30:38Z

Looking for the parents of Frances Nunnally. B. March 10, 1847 in Georgia and died on Sept. 18,1899 in Winston Co., AL. She married Albert Lafayette Owens on Dec. 6, 1866 in Cleburne/Calhoun Co., AL. Any info would be appreciated.

Re: Nunnally's From CREWE, VIRGINIA.

TexasBill65 — 2009-03-03 08:19:30Z

Cousin Debi,
I hope this finds you well. Curios to know if you have been able to locate any definitive information in regards to our shared Great-Grandmother Irene Marion Miller-specifically her father's first name.
Regards, Cousin Wm.

Daniel Nunnally b.circa 1640 m. Elizabeth

lynn_gill — 2009-01-28 04:37:25Z

Did you find or do you know the location of Bull Hill Plantation? Hope you had a great visit! My wife is nee Nunley, and descends from Daniel Nunnally. We will be in Williamsburg for a week in June with our grandson, and it would be fun to see the location of the plantation.

NUNNALLY married McCANTS

Kathye_Upham — 2009-01-06 00:39:32Z

NUNNALLY married McCANTS
William H. NUNNALLY married Victoria Jane [McCANTS] on
29 Nov 1852 in Chambers County, Alabama where she lived.
Source: Alabama Marriages, 1800-1920
Spouse 1: William H. Nunnally Spouse 2: Victoria McCants Marriage Date: 29 Nov 1852 Marriage Place: Chambers Performed By: M. G. Surety/Perf. Name: J. W. Starr

Death of William H. NUNNALLY :
Empire State- Spalding County Week of August 16,1856
"At a called communication of Meridian Sun Lodge, held at the lodge Room, Griffin, August 3rd, A. L. 1856, the following preamble and resolutions were passed: Whereas, in the inscrutable, yet wise and just providence of God, it has pleased Him to call from our midst our well beloved brother, Wm. H. NUNNALLY to a higher sphere of worth.
Resolved, that these resolutions be published in the city papers, and a copy of the same be forwarded to his family. D. A. Johnson, F. Dismukes, J. J. Douglas, Committee"

Identification :
William H. NUNNALLY was the son of Dr. Josiah Elam Nunnally Sr and 2nd wife Mrs Tabitha [MATTOX] Weems who married 29 Apr 1828 in Pike County, Georgia.

The husband and children of Victoria Jane [McCants] were clearly identified in Item Seven of his father's will which was probated 06 Aug 1861 in Spalding Co, Georgia.

"Seventh--- I give to my son William H., one negroe boy named Sanford and Martha a girl with her increase as long as he lives, and after his death to his two sons, Willoford & Grotier as long as they shall live, and the bed and furniture and other items delivered before the signing these presents to their mother Victoria Jane."

My deepest thanks to cousin Bob Klebs for transcribing the above documents from the original handwritten sources.

James Edwin Nunnally

amlemke2000 — 2008-12-27 17:45:17Z

This was originally posted several years ago. We are still looking for any information on James Edwin Nunnally.

I'm looking for any relatives of James Edwin Nunnally originally from the Chicago area. He was born in Springfield, IL in 1940 and grew up on the south side of Chicago. He was married to Judy Graham in the early 60's and later married to Margaret Svinning of Hinsdale, IL in 1968. From the early 70's up until his death in 1992 his children have lost contact with him. From his obituary we know that he lived in New Port Richey, FL at the time of his death and lived in Fort Lauderdale, FL before that. His 5 children are David, Anne, Michael, Robert (deceased) and Deborah. If you have any information please email me at amlemke@gmail.com. We would like to hear from you.

Re: Daniel NUNNALLY 1685 - 1788 > source for his OBITUARY

jeanrosem — 2008-11-19 17:28:55Z

Elizabeth:

Thank you so much for the information..I really appreciate it.

Regards,
Jean

Re: Elizabeth, wife of Daniel Nunnally (our emigrant) 2m John Bowman

jeanrosem — 2008-11-17 17:22:21Z

Here's what Jean Dennison has to say re Susanna Trent:

Daniel Nunnally b. 1685-d. Mar. 1788 in Chesterfield Co., VA [seems like a mighty long life..but Oh well] :

m. (1)?-----Pickett (just a possibility, no proof).
m. (2) Oct. 5, 1725, Henrico Co., Susanna Trent Womack b. ca1686, widow of William Womack and daughter of Henry, Sr. (1650-1701) & Elizabeth Sherman (1657-1732) Trent. {Ref.Virginia M. Meyer and John Frederick Dorman "Adventures of Purse & Person - Virginia 1607-1624/5" [Richmond: Dietz Press, 1987]. p. 275. Elizabeth Sherman, daughter of Henry, Sr. and Cicely Farrar Sherman, m. {1} Henry Trent [d. 1701]. she married [2] Henry Gee [d. 1718.

Hope this helps someone.

Re: Nunnally related to Nunley??????

jeanrosem — 2008-11-17 16:42:41Z

Yes, cousins...As best as it can be figured out, the name was originally spelled Nunnally...but in those days few people were educated and the spelling became whatever it sounded like to the individual or the clerk in any transaction.

The original was like Nunn-a-lea, which might have been a place name in the old country, which was most likely England, or possibly Wales, I don't have any information re French Nunnallys and doubt that. Nunn-a-lea could indicate
closeness to a meadow or as sometimes spelled [among others] 'Nunnery' could indicate a location near [surprise] a Nunnery.

Obadiah b. 1756 was the first to use this spelling. Obadiah was b. in Amelia Co, son of Joseph, jr. and was orphaned young, He married Frances and fought in the Rev. War. Son Obadiah received Bounty land for father's service: 3 years on the Continental Line. Obaddiah also fought in Rev.
Obadiah m. Elizabeth Baldwin and d. in Caswell Co., NC.

Jeanrosem

Re: NUNNALLY FAMILY OF VIRGINIA

Tapnil — 2008-09-28 12:22:34Z

I just started my husband's family line reserach and he is a descendant from William Otis Nunnally (1882-1964)via his daughter Helen Burnett (his grandmother). We are located in northern virginia, which inherently makes researching a bit more geographically challenging. I do not have alot of information on the Nunnally's but I would love any help anyone can give me. Thank you.

Linnea in Virginia

Hershel V Nunally family of Lawrence County Arkansas

rac6672 — 2008-03-13 01:18:54Z

Looking for information on my great grandfather and his family tree

Re: Nunnally related to Nunley?????? ELISHA?

jwnunnally — 2008-08-08 11:26:07Z

Hello.

The father of my line of Nunnally's was Elisha Nunnally, born 1779 in Virginia. He moved to Davidson County, North Carolina at 21 years of age. He married in North Carolina and had seven children. We have not been able to connect him back to the Virginia Nunnally's. Most of Elisha's children moved to Pike County, Indiana around 1841, but two brothers moved to Lawrence County, Arkansas after the passing of their father. The only member of this Nunnally clan to remain in North Carolina was Elisha's youngest daughter, Fannie, who married a William Simmerson (Simerson).

Olivia Nunnally 1860-1904

tymejugler — 2008-07-24 22:32:25Z

I'm searching for Olivia Nunnally. She was possibly adopted by the Nunnallys. I don't have any info on who her parents were but she married Eli Crum in Tennessee in 1879 and then lived and died in Hickory Flat, Mississippi. There has been some info that they might have lived in Ellis, TX for a while but her son, William Allen Crum, was born in Hickory Flat, MS. Please email me at timejuglerpa@comcast.net.
Thank you,
Terri

Re: NUNNALLY FAMILY OF VIRGINIA

tfree20 — 2008-06-18 07:06:53Z

My Great Grandmother is Elizabeth Semmelrock daughter of Lula Nunnally Semmelrock and Ernest Semmelrock. I know nothing about my ggrandmothers family and would love to know more. I can be contacted at tfree20@aol.com, also

Re: NUNNALLY FAMILY OF VIRGINIA

jwayne139 — 2008-09-28 23:52:35Z

Hello...
William Otis Nunnally was my grandfather. I also knew Helen (she may have been referred to as Sis, I can check on that). Without looking at my records right now, I can assure you of the lineage back to approx 1612 (or shortly thereafter). Also, of interest, I trace the family name back to Nonely, a village in Stropshire, England.
I have quite a bit of verifiable information including legal documents.
Keep in touch
J. Wayne

Re: NUNNALLY FAMILY OF VIRGINIA

jwayne139 — 2008-08-24 21:18:51Z

hello, I'm responding from Costa Rica.
My father, William Leverette Nunnally is from Dinwiddi VA. His fathers name was Otis, and to my recollection, his mothers name may have been Lula. I believe that they both passed away in 1964. My father died this past December.
I do believe that my sister has a family tree for the family. btw, I believe that my grandmothers maiden name is More or Moore. I can verify this, if you wish
J Wayne Nunnally

Sarah Nunnelley (Nunnally), daughter of Washington A

maryannham — 2008-12-10 09:14:49Z

Sarah Adilene Nunnelley (born Georgia 1837) is my gg-grandmother. She married Wiliam Dodson.
I'm trying to track down any info on her and her line/ancestors, as I have very little.
I believe Washington A. Nunnally (born Georgia 1814) is her father. (I have no idea which spelling is correct.) I believe Capt. Horatio Nunnally is Washington's father.
Does anyone else share this line or have any info? Also, I was told my whole life that we were Scottish, possibly Scottish-Irish on this side, but it seems the Nunnally family goes hundreds of years back in the U.S. states/colonies, and before that came from England.

SNOW or GROTIER Nunnally lived Spalding and Pike counties, GA

Kathye_Upham — 2009-01-05 04:26:27Z

Trying to prove that Snow G. NUNNALLY is the same person as Grotier/Grothier NUNNALLY s/o Wm Nunnally & Victoria McCants

The surnames below are Snow's immediate family members so if you are a NUNNALLY and kinnect to one or more of them, please please reply here or email me directly.
McCANTS, JACKSON, YARBROUGH, GLASS, CRAWFORD, HUFF

Kathye
n540hunter at yahoo.com

Re: Daniel NUNNALLY 1685 - 1788 > source for his OBITUARY

Kathye_Upham — 2008-11-18 21:05:38Z

"We have the paper and I have photocopied your ancestor’s obituary. The only bad news is, as I’m sure you’re already aware, 18th-century obituaries are very terse and our copy is ink stained (although it’s still legible). The fact that an obituary was even published for your ancestor is surprising, but probably was because of the interest in his age. In fact, on the copy of the paper we have you will see someone has marked his name with an eighteenth-century pen and added the word “Virginia”, which shows the owner of the newspaper at the time presumably was interested in this account.

The section where the notice appears is titled DEATHS and after recording the death of a minister, it says: “--Daniel Nunally of the County of Chesterfield, aged 103 years.” So you will be able to verify at least the year of his birth and death.

I have sent an enlarged photocopy of the death notice, one of the entire page it appears on (p. 3 of the newspaper), and also a photocopy of the masthead of this issue of paper, to the address you included on your original question. Enjoy!"

Best regards,

Elizabeth Watts Pope
Reference Librarian
American Antiquarian Society
185 Salisbury Street
Worcester, MA 01609
(508) 471-2171
epope@mwa.org

Re: Daniel NUNNALLY 1685 - 1788 son of Richard Nunnally and Sarah [Akins]

Kathye_Upham — 2008-11-18 12:27:56Z

I have done very little research on this Daniel Nunnally but I can personally verify that this Daniel NUNNALLY lived to be 103 years old. Years ago I found notice of his death, sent for a copy, and it gave his birth date as 1685 and his death date as 1788 stating he was 103 years old when he died. His death notice was found in the : 13 March 1788 edition of the Virginia Gazette and Petersburg Intelligencer

About his marriage to Susannah [TRENT] Womack :
I have seen citations to a few records which together circumstantially prove their marriage but I have not personally seen any of these documents so I cannot attest to their actual content. However, I do have a citation that supposedly has their marriage record and if anyone has access to this book we might settle this issue :
Marriages of Some Virginia Residents 1607-1800, pg 123, by
Dorothy Ford Wulfeck, reprint 1986, Genealogical Publ Co, Baltimore, Md (I think this would be volume 5 ???)

Kathye

Re: what happened to Walter NUNNELEE after 1847 & his chn William, John, Mary after 1850 ???

Kathye_Upham — 2008-11-23 04:00:53Z

After 31 years and half of my life I am

still looking for my GG-grandpa Walter NUNNELEE born abt 1795 in Wilkes Co GA
and
still looking for his children William, John, Mary and the unknown older daughter all born in the 1840's in Alabama

I would be overjoyed to compare notes and share information with anyone who had a NUNNELEE (or any other spelling) from Macon or possibly Lee counties Alabama before 1870.

Nobody else is researching "us" or if they are I don't think they've made the kinnection to my GG-grandparents Walter NUNNELEE and Caroline [GRESHAM] in Georgia or Alabama

I'm pretty certain it's up to me to find them or they will just be lost to history.

So, if you think there is the slightest chance your Walter, John, William, or Mary might be my lost loved ones please, please, please email me !!! I will jump in there and do anything and everything to prove or disprove them no matter how long it takes or what it costs.

Kathye [Payne] Upham
email >>> n540hunter "at" yahoo.com
Houston, Texas

These are some of the spelling variations they may have used
NUNNALLY, NUNLEY, NUNNELLY, NUNNALEE, NUNNALLEE, and ???

Re: Walter son of Daniel Nunnally (our American emigrant) and Woodson NUNNELLY

Kathye_Upham — 2008-11-16 13:25:11Z

Good Morning Cousin !!!
What a terrific way to start my day ... with facts !!!
Thankyou, thankyou !!!
Got to ask a favor ... was all of this information from one source ??? If you know it would you cite it in your reply so researchers will have it ?

Backing up to your Woodson - I know next to nothing about his parents, siblings, or him except what was on the censuses, marriage records, and cemetery lists. I don't even know who he married ! I read that you have his will ? Would you share that with me so I can have some facts to work with ??

I really want to sort out and identify the N540's who were in Missouri before 1860. There were lots of distant cousins using different surname spellings there and Missouri was the seat of westward expansion making this identification critical..........

Remember you can always email me directly at
n540kin AT comcast.net
Cousin Kathye

Elizabeth, wife of Daniel Nunnally (our emigrant) 2m John Bowman

Kathye_Upham — 2008-04-29 01:44:04Z

Sigh, it has been my experience in 30 years of kinfolk hunting that way too many people assume a maiden name for all the wrong reasons.....and then it just keeps been passed on and on with no trying to verify it until it's been published world wide.
Look at how many of our Nunnally's are reported to have married Susanna TRENT..... she either lived a couple of hundred years or there were lots of Susannah Trent's and they all married Nunnally's, or see paragraph above.

I personally have no clue what Elizabeth's maiden name was but I can throw a monkey wrench into the equasion....

"Elizabeth BOWMAN nee NUNNELLY, late widow and relict of Daniel Nunnelly of Charles City Co. and John Bowman of Roxdale in Henrico Co. do sell a plantation bequeathed to Elizabeth called "Bull Hill" in Charles City Co. to Walter Nunnelly son and heir of Daniel for 1200lbs. of tobacco. Dated 20 Apr 1693. Recorded 1 Mar 1707. Page 83, Henrico Co. (VA) Deeds 1706 - 1737."

Notice the wording that identifies Elizabeth.....
"Nee" comes from a French word: né, meaning 'born'.
In other words, 'what name were you born with' or 'what was your maiden name'?

Tee, hee I will leave you Nunnally cousins with that one to chew on.........there are just too many of my Nunnelee kinfolk to yet identify and prove, so I'm leaving "Grandma Elizabeth's" maiden name up to you cousins who live near the VA Archives.
Cousin Kathye

Re: Nunnally's From CREWE, VIRGINIA.

TexasBill65 — 2008-06-29 21:10:01Z

Greetings Cousin, I met John Miller Nunnally on at least to ocassions that I am able to recall, he was a true southern gentleman. I was struck by the appearance of his hands, oddly enough, in that they were very similar to his brother's, my grandfather William Henry's even though facially they were disimilar in appearance...hope that was as "clear as mud" as they say. John and I had some good conversations but of course at that time I wish I had asked him about his ancestors...ah youth...I made the same mistake with my grandpa as I was a young man at the time of his passing(I was 22) and thought I had plenty of time with him left to discuss such matters. He also was a fine southern gentleman. Of possible note to you, I met their brother Henry(my gr-great uncle) at William Henry's funeral and Henry and My Grandpa did indeed look facially similar.

I thank you for your kind response, I did not realize that Gr-Grandma MILLER'S middle name was MARION. I thank you for this info...any other you can supply would be greatly appreciated,photo copies,letters,stories,pictures etc. Please feel free to e-mail me at this site and we will arrange further details. I can not find a death certificate for Samuel J. Nunnally or his wife's maiden name-Sarah Martha ?, died 1923.

In closing I thank you once again, and hope that you and yours are well and have a good summer,etc.

Regards,
Wm. Nunnally

Nunnally's From CREWE, VIRGINIA.

TexasBill65 — 2008-03-02 09:54:10Z

My Great-Grandfather Henry Joseph Nunnally lived and was possibly born in Crewe Virginia. He was a railroad man. He was married to Irene(MILLER). There children were in decending order. Selma, William Henry(my grandfather), Burnell(killed as a young man in auto accident), Henry, Elmitra( died a young girl), and John..who was in the insurance business. Apparently Henry Joseph's father (my great-great grandfather was named Samuel A. NUNNALLY. Samuel A. in addition to producing Henry J. also had produced a set of twin boys, one of whom was named MONROE NUNNALLY. Does anyone out there know of these people especially Henry Joseph and his dad, SAMUEL, and those that came before them.

Thankyou, William J. NUNNALLY

William R. Nunnally

BCE53 — 2008-03-06 01:16:58Z

I am here looking for information on the relatives of William Reed Nunnally. All I know is the children of his:

Ruby A. Nunnally Luck (my grandmother)
Daisy Nunnally
Henry W. Nhunnally
Eva Nunnally

ANy information would be helpful to me..........

Re: Elizabeth, wife of Daniel Nunnally (our emigrant) 2m John Bowman

Nunleysgirl71 — 2008-11-16 12:36:37Z

I have a few more tidbits to add....

Sort these out and we shall find... all we seek! lol.

1684 Henrico County, VA - An action commenced by Major Thomas Chamberlain vs Walter Nunnally - neither party appearing - dismissed with costs 1 Dec. 1684

1688/89 - Charles City County, VA - Joint administration granted Walter and Richard Nunnally and Jonathan Bowman, who married the widow of Daniel Nunnelly, deceased est. 4 Feb 1688/89.

1690/91 - Charles City County, VA - Order for attachment on return of non est inventus (he is not found) is granted Captain Charles Goodrich against estate of Walter Nunnelly for 533 lbs. tobacco, 5 Jan 1690/91.

1693 - Henrico County, VA - Deed - John and Elizabeth Bowman of Roxdale in Henrico, Walter Nunnally son and heir of Daniel, deceased, Bull Hill plantation 20 Apr - Mar 1708 (in Charles City County, VA)

1693 - Charles City County, VA - Walter Nunnelly serves on the grand jury, 3 Oct 1693.

1694 - Charles City County, VA - Walter Nunnally serves on the grand jury, 3 Aug 1694.

1704 - Prince George County, VA - Quit Rents - Walter Nunnally, 299 acres, 90 acres called Bull Hill, plus 209 acres below.

1706 - Prince George County, VA - Richard Bland, Walter Nunnally and Nathaniel Tatum, 418 acres on Blackwater Swamp ... Walter Nunnally took the northern 209 acres and Tatum took the southern 209 acres. 1 Apr 1709.

1711/12 - Prince George County, VA - Inventory of Walter Nunnally, deceased by Nathaniel Tatum Sr. Charles (x) Gilliam, Lewis Green Jr. pres by admx. 7 Jan - 11 Jan 1711/12.

1717 - Prince George County, VA - Deed - William Grigg of Bristol Parish, Lewis Green of same for 5sh, 50 acres adjacent Walter Nunnally,

NOW,
There are also photos of Bull Hill Plantation. I have seen them listed in a microfilmed book from Virginia. Does anyone have the photo that they would share or am I going to Virginia come spring? :0)

Renita Nunley-Ruiz

Re: Walter son of Daniel Nunnally (our American emigrant) and Woodson NUNNELLY

Nunleysgirl71 — 2008-11-16 17:54:38Z

Morning Kathye :)
WELL.. yep, I'm going to email you personally here in a second.. BUT, just quickly,
As for all of the records I listed. Each and everyone of them came from the counties/cities listed. I've either had them mailed to me or have found the online at site. They are listed AS they were listed with nothing added by me.
I have them now in my notes section always.. to remind me to stick with FACT!

alright.. emailing you..
OH and I'm the branch of Woodson's Clan that stayed in OHIO.
Renita Nunley-Ruiz

Re: Walter son of Daniel Nunnally (our American emigrant) and Woodson NUNNELLY

Nunleysgirl71 — 2008-11-16 17:54:37Z

Re: NUNNALLY FAMILY OF VIRGINIA

amycaddellsadler1 — 2008-12-29 15:17:42Z

Progress-Index (Petersburg, Virginia) 28 Oct 1964
Mrs. W. O. Nunnally
BLACKSTONE -- Mr. Lula Moore Nunnally, 81, wife of William Otis Nunnally, died yesterday at the home of her daughter, Mrs J. P. Wainwright.
Also surviving are three other daughters, Mrs. Helen Simpson of Purcellville; Mrs. Ruth Laycock of Hamilton, Va. and Mrs. Elizabeth Harrison of Petersburg; three sons, Earl W. and Walter R. Nunnally, both of Hyattsville, Md., and William L. Nunnally of Avon-By-The-Sea, N.J.; 23 grandchildren and five great-grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow in Smyrna Baptist Church at Dinwiddie Courthouse, with burial in the church cemetery.

[Augusta Ann Nunnally and Ira Boswell Chandler were my great-grandparents. Augusta Ann Nunnally was the daughter of Armstead Nunnally and Lucy Ann Moore]

Re: William R. Nunnally

BevHarris402 — 2008-11-29 08:19:00Z

My paternal grandmother was Daisy Inez Nunnally (Thompson). I don't know if she is the same Daisy Nunnally in your family. She died in the 1940's. I never met her. My father was born in Jellico, TN. I know she lived in Colorado and in Phoenix, AZ where she died.

Is this helpful to you?

Re: To all in search of Nunnally,Nunley,Nunnelly History 1640-??

NUNLEYSGIRL — 2008-01-23 04:32:07Z

O si yo My friend.
I descend from Walter b. 1655 down to Thomas b.1690 Peter b.1724 to Peter b.1745 to William Buckner Nunnally b.1774 to Woodson b.1797 to Elijah b.1819 and on down to me
We went from Virginia to Kentucky to Ohio. ( did a scatter thing circa 1838.. hmmm.. )

Do any of these look familiar to you?

Wado
Renita Nunley-Ruiz
aka DenversGirl ( My cherokee name)

Re: Nunnally related to Nunley?????? ELISHA?

NUNLEYSGIRL — 2008-08-07 16:40:54Z

hi John! Listen, this may sound a little crazy..
But I have tons of Nunnelly's/Nunley's in my database.. but no Elisha. Where does he come from again?

Re: Nunnally's From CREWE, VIRGINIA.

debinorman1 — 2008-06-29 19:54:06Z

Hello William
I was excited to find your message last week. If Henry Joseph Nunnally is your great grandfather then we are distant relatives. My father was James Edwin Nunnally and his father was John Miller Nunnally. Your grandfather's brother. (William Henry Nunnally) In fact, I even have a copy of my grandfather's death certificate that includes the names of our great grandparents. (Henry Joseph Nunnally and Irene Marion Miller) Unfortunately, I don't have the information that you're looking for but it shouldn't be hard to find. Have you requested the death certficate for Samuel J. Nunnally? Just a thought. Hope to hear from you :)
Debi

Re: Nunnally's From CREWE, VIRGINIA.

debinorman1 — 2008-06-29 19:53:56Z

Re: Nunnally's From CREWE, VIRGINIA.

gene_nunnally — 2008-12-31 02:20:45Z

My Goodness...What a find...2 cousins!!! My name is Gene Paul Nunnally. I am the son of Henry E. Nunnally, son of Henry Joseph. My father, Henry moved to Mt. Clemens Michigan and married my mother, Hope Elizabeth Keating. My parents divorced when I was young and I lost contact with my father. He came to visit me later in life. I know that he had another son by the name of Michael and a daughter but I don't know her name. I know my father passed away in 1993 in Michigan because I received a insurance check. I have not been able to find Michael or his sister. It is so nice to find other relatives. Please keep in touch.

Henry B. Nunnally or Henry E. Nunnally

gene_nunnally — 2008-12-31 01:49:14Z

My husband's grandfather, Henry B. Nunnally born 1873 married Irene LNU. They had a child Henry E. Nunnally born in 1912 in Hopewell, VA. They moved to Mt. Clemens, MI. Henry E. is the father of my husband. My husband was born in Mt. Clemens. Henry also had another child by the name of Michael who would have been born around 1936. Michael is my husband's stepbrother. Does anyone have any information on Henry or Michael?