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OGLETREE Helen Caldwell - Cleveland, Ohio

Contribution — 2013-02-05 16:12:02Z

Name: Ogletree, Helen
Date: Oct 12 1966
Source: Cleveland Press; Cleveland, Ohio

Notes: Ogletree. Helen Ogletree (nee Caldwell), beloved wife of Luther, Sr., dear mother of Jessie, Jasper, Luther, Jr., Samuel, Leonard, Velma, Ruth, Mattie, Elsie, Geneva, Louvenia, Mildred, sister of Mrs. Isabel Carmichael, Leonard Caldwell and Mrs. Mattie Murrell, grandmother and great-grandmother.
Friends may call at the House of Wills Friday 7-9 P.M. Funeral services Saturday, 10 A.M. Mt. Nebo Baptist Church. Interment Evergreen Memorial Park.

Cuyahoga

Re: RE:Ogletree Books

dinahpeevy — 2013-01-08 00:43:30Z

I have the Ptomey book but I am interested in the Jones book. Where can I obtain a copy?
Thanks,
Dinah

OGLETREE O D Bud 1926-1995

t42Lee — 2012-12-17 22:51:08Z

OGLETREE O D Bud 1926-1995

I photographed this gravestone in the Lee Cemetery, Seagoville, Dallas Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 228,768 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

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Martha Ogletree b ca 1825, GA, married in AL to John Anderson

brocoinc — 2012-10-02 18:14:02Z

Looking for parents of Martha Ogletree born circa 1825 in GA and married John Anderson Feb 11, 1847 in Tallapoosa Cty, AL. Children were John W & George "Doc" W, twins, Mary C, William, Izaiah, Elijah, Seborn. George Whitfield entered the Civial War in Villa Rica, GA. and married Tabitha Jane Yates of Carroll County, GA. Any help appreciated. Mike at mbrokowsky@gmail.com

Re: Native American links

mlgrissett — 2012-09-25 20:16:35Z

I too descend from Alfred. My email is: mgrissett@panhandle.rr.com. Contact me if interested in exchanging info.

Re: Ogletree Descendents

mlgrissett — 2012-09-25 19:55:42Z

Do you have the descendants of Laura Ogletree and Samuel Jack Chapman. Would like to have them for my records. Am willing to share any info I have.

Re: Reiner Ogletree Carter

tFitzLDS — 2012-09-12 03:09:35Z

My name C. West and my Grandmother was Rainy Carter and my Uncle Leonard was my Uncle. I have some info you might want. I live in So.Cal. and have went back to visit them all in Blackstone Mass. years ago. Email me if you want at westcraig@msn.com, I am a guest on a friends ancestry acc so please use my email address. Hope to hear from you!

Re: Reiner Ogletree Carter

tFitzLDS — 2012-09-12 02:58:36Z

Eva Rainy Ogletree was my Grandmother. Harry Carter my Grandfather. My deceased Mother was Wynne Geneva Carter. I live in So. Cal. and would like to hear from you. Email me if you like at westcraig@msn.com, I'm using a friends ancestry acc.,so email me at the westcraig email add. please. Thank you!

OGLETREE Winnie B 1896-1948

t42Peoples — 2012-06-18 12:11:05Z

OGLETREE Winnie B 1896-1948

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Re: Any Charles Ougheltree (or other spelling) NY State or NJ area late 18 early 1900's

lkysell — 2012-06-16 22:32:19Z

Not really sure of who you are looking for but I think the spelling that you might be looking for is Ogletree, Hope this helps. (The only Charles that i am aware of is actually Charles Lewis Seward, his mother was a Ogletree by birth.) Hope this helps.

Re: Ogletree family photos - Atlanta

LillianUnknown27 — 2012-04-21 05:24:20Z

I would love to see those photos. My mother was Clara Ogletree, daughter of Wil Earl, grand of Moses, great Abram. Btw, I am African American!
Lillianblsd@aol.com

Re: Ogletree graves in Montgomery, Alabama

peg1429 — 2012-02-18 15:51:38Z

I do not know about your line. I suggest you check the Ogletree message board at genealogy.com. There are some very serious long-time Ogletree researchers who have posted there. I've gotten lots of help from them and found more info than at this location. Of course if you have a subscription to ancestry.com (or go to your local library and use their computers and ancestry subscription)you may find something.

Re: Ogletree graves in Montgomery, Alabama

ebony_harris30 — 2012-02-18 01:26:56Z

Do you know anything about the ogletrees of opalica alabama. I believe they're descendants of pony ogletree. I am the great granddaughter of pony ogletree. Russell ogletree is my brother and we're trying to find our heritage.

Any Charles Ougheltree (or other spelling) NY State or NJ area late 18 early 1900's

jbedard — 2012-02-05 13:56:21Z

Looking for anything on any Charles Ougheltree (or other various spellings) in the NY State or NJ area late 1800's or early 1900's. ESPECIALLY looking for any Charles in 1900 census when he might be with his parents!!! Charles we have was born about 1884. Looking for parents! We have him in 1920 and 1930 census in NY City. He says he was born in NY but we do not know where.

Any help or clues appreciated.

Re: Ogletree family photos - Atlanta

smaslek — 2012-02-04 18:05:37Z

I'm so glad that those photos found their way back to family. I always feel so bad when I see vintage photos that clearly identify who is in them. Surely someone wanted to see their ancestors!
Enjoy!

Re: Ogletree family photos - Atlanta

emppenguin — 2012-02-04 16:50:56Z

Just wanted to say thanks for your post on the old photos. I recently purchased all the Ogletree, Stanton and Hollingsworth photos from Decatur Estates. What a wonderful find! I did not know the Sewell connection and believe they may be from a different estate sale.

Re: Dessie Ogletree married Charles Walter Seward

megboman — 2011-11-29 17:23:35Z

Hi, I am one Chester Seward's daughter-in-laws. Also looking for info on that side of the family. My husband is confused about it. It takes awhile to get info from his dad. I have a membership to Ancestry & find some things under the Morman website. But I've been coming up with nothing I'm sure about.

Re: Angelina Ogletree

mlgrissett — 2011-10-21 13:58:47Z

Does anyone know names of the children of George W. Stewart and Angelina Ogletree?

Re: Boo, "History of Ogletree Line"?

gmik61 — 2011-07-17 04:25:19Z

pleasant and rachel ogletrees oldest daughter(jennsy jane) married james worthen and moved to pulaski county,mo.they are buried in the Crocker,mo. cemetary.

Re: Research family tree

jadaiap — 2011-07-02 23:25:12Z

Your father is Allen Ogletree?

Re: Research family tree

jadaiap — 2011-07-02 23:18:34Z

My grandfather is Otis Ogletree from Leeds, Al. I am his grand-daughter. What are your parents names? I may be able to help you out.

Re: Ogletree''s

JodyCarter24 — 2011-06-13 00:10:41Z

Linda,
I am looking for a few Ogletree names and hoping you could help. Reiner Ogletree is my husbands grandmother. She married a Harry Carter and had 5 kids.
Leonard T. Carter of Blackstone, Mass
Benny Carter of Mesquite, Texas
Winnie Hunter of Riverside, Calif
Del Warren of Pampa, Florida
Evie Miller of Audrey, Texas
someone e-mailed me and suggested that Reiner Ogletree had twin siblings in her family too. I do not have much to go on other than these names.The story I have been told by Leonard carters wife is that her mother in law (Rainer) died on a road trip to Calif. to visit relatives there. There is also a rumor of Native American decent but I have no evidence to prove this either.If any of this seems familiar to you please contact me. Thanks!

Re: Angelina Ogletree

BobEllis3357 — 2011-06-09 20:43:23Z

I to tie to Benjamin Abednego Ogletree. I have trancribed and posted quite a few documents on The us gen web sites for Wilkes, Henry and Spalding and Fayette counties on the Ogletree line but have seen very little being do on the line what has happened to all the researchers from the past?

Ougheltree/Ogletree/etc. NY city area 1910 to 1930

jbedard — 2011-06-08 19:30:03Z

Looking for info on Charles Ougheltree (or other spelling). He married an Elizabeth _____? sometime between 1917 and 1930. Marriage place NY City. Elizabeth is said to have come over from Czechoslovakia in 1910. She being born 1896.

Elizabeth was married to an unknown first husband who died. Child by 1st husband was Beatrice in 1917. Second child possibly Charles's was son Andrew born 1915. Both children took the Ougheltree surname after Elizabeth married Charles.

ANY help and or clues greatly appreciated, Thank you!

John B.

Re: Native American links

afassetta — 2011-05-16 03:18:04Z

Terry, we must be cousins. I trace back to Absalom as my GGG Grandfather...line down through Edwin, his son to John Alfred.

Re: Ogletree-Livingston Texas

afassetta — 2011-05-16 02:59:59Z

I don't know if it was. I believe the man's name was Ben. He was/is major of Livingston. The house had a brick wall with a long winding driveway and 3 trees in wrought iron on the wall.

I am from the 'lost' tribe of Absalom.

Ann

Re: Angelina Ogletree

afassetta — 2011-05-16 02:58:19Z

Here is a connection between Stewarts and Ogletrees...

Absalom OGLETREE (William-2, John-1) was born in 1811 in Wilkes Co., GA.

Absalom OGLETREE and Matilda STEWART were married. Matilda STEWART was born. Absalom OGLETREE and Matilda STEWART had the following children:

+44 i. William T. OGLETREE, born in 1834, Monroe Co. GA.; married Cordelia COLBERT, in 1859, spalding County Georgia.

16. Asbury F. OGLETREE (Littleton-2, John-1) was born on 18 Nov 1811 in Wilkes Co., GA. He died on 23 Apr 1884 in Taliaferro Co., GA.

Re: Angelina Ogletree

afassetta — 2011-05-16 02:50:01Z

I am from the 'lost tribe' of Absalom...Here is his line..

Absalom OGLETREE (John-1) was born in 1778 in Fayette Co. (now Spalding), GA. He died in 1846 in Fayette Co. (now Spalding), GA. He was buried in County Line Methodist Church Cemeter in the Birdie Community of Spalding County, Georgia. He is buried directly next to the grave of Athaliza CARROLL PINKSTON JARRETT and her son-in-law, Benjamin STARR.

Elender UNKNOWN was born. Absalom OGLETREE and Elender UNKNOWN had the following children:

+18 i. Edwin OGLETREE, born in 1802, Wilkes Co., Georgia; married Elizabeth AVERY, on 14 Jan 1827, Jasper Co., Georgia; died before 1850, Georgia.
19 ii. John G. OGLETREE was born.
+20 iii. Hope Hull OGLETREE, born in 1803; married Frances C STARR, on 21 Sep 1824; died in 1892.
21 iv. Samuel OGLETREE was born.
22 v. Francis H. OGLETREE was born.
+23 vi. Lovic Pierce OGLETREE, born in 1811, Wilkes Co., GA; married Martha Ann STARR, on 30 Nov 1837, Fayette Co. (now Spalding), GA; died in 1887.
24 vii. Eleanor L. OGLETREE was born.
25 viii. David OGLETREE was born.
+26 ix. Absalom J. OGLETREE, born on 24 Oct 1817; married Amanda G. TERRY; died on 2 Aug 1910, spalding County Georgia.
+27 x. Benjamin Abednego OGLETREE, married Adeline MCGINTY, on 25 Sep 1842.
28 xi. Joshua OGLETREE was born.
29 xii. William OGLETREE was born.
30 xiii. Thomas OGLETREE was born.

Re: FTM Gen Forum (Ocheltree)

LuHickey58 — 2011-05-15 19:47:18Z

Alexander, Michael and Matthew from Renfrewshire came to Amrica, VA and Del after the Highland Clearances. Their father was Alexander Allan Ochiltree born 1700.

David Ochiltree, came in the 1600 and Duncan came to the Carolinas in the 1700.

Ogletree family photos - Atlanta

smaslek — 2011-01-17 04:02:51Z

There are several Ogletree family photos in an antique shop near Atlanta called Decatur Estate and Way Back Antiques
2595 N. Decatur Road
Suite E
Decatur, Georgia 30033
(404) 378-4889. The vendor number is KBSJ8. Among the old photos are photos of Frank Ogletree, James Fletcher Ogletree (father of Paul H Ogletree) and a portrait of the wife of James Fletch Ogletree. Other surnames on photos in the same box: Stanton, Hollingworth, Sewell. I don't have the photos and I don't work there. I was browsing the shop today and noticed the photos.

Abanego Ogletree

BobEllis3357 — 2010-05-15 01:09:53Z

Looking for those working on this line I know he was in Henry Co. Ga. and later in Spalding Co. Ga. then in Fayatte Co. Ga. Where was he before Henry Co. where he got married?

OGLETREE Mallalieu - 1922-2010 Dayton, Ohio

Contribution — 2010-04-02 13:25:28Z

Ogletree, Mallalieu A., age 87, of Dayton, Ohio passed away Monday, February 8, 2010 at Good Samaritan Hospital. Born September 27, 1922 in Dayton, Ohio to Mallalieu A. Sr. and Annie (Childs) Ogletree. He was an alumnus of Paul Laurence Dunbar High School and a veteran of the United States Navy. “Chef Allen”, as he was affectionately known, was the proprietor of Ogletree’s Gourmet Room and Executive Chef at Neil’s Heritage House.
Allen was a former member of Harmony Lodge #77, the Sportsman Club, the Dukes Club, VFW #1453 and the American Legion #328.
Preceded in death by his parents sister, Signora brothers, Samuel, Allen, Jacob & Walter.
He leaves to cherish his memory his beloved wife of 69 years, Doris (Johnson) Ogletree 5 sons, Ronald (Laura), Roger (Ruth), M. Allen, III (Elvira), Michael (Linda) & Lawrence (Robin) daughter, Brenda (Harry) Wise brother, Lawrence Ogletree aunt, Margaret Walton numerous grandchildren, great grandchildren, nephews, nieces, other relatives and friends.
Funeral service will be held 12 noon Monday, February 15, 2010 at St. Margaret Episcopal Church, 5301 Free Pike. Father Benjamin Speare-Hardy officiating. VFW memorial tribute begins at 11:30 am.
Interment Dayton National Cemetery.
Visitation 9 am Monday at the church until the time of service. Family will receive friends one hour prior to service. Arrangements entrusted to the HOUSE OF WHEAT Funeral Home, Inc., 2107 N. Gettysburg Ave. Special thanks to the staff at Maria Joseph Nursing Home.

Online condolences may be expressed at houseofwheat@woh.rr.com

Re: John Ogletree ancestor

BobEllis3357 — 2010-03-30 12:43:00Z

I have not see the 1930 census. Qite often you will see erroros on the Census it was rather easy to check the wrong box. Census are realy a great finding aid but should never be taken as the final truth. Quite often we see peoples ages cange drastically from one Census to the other.

I have quite a few documents transcribed and posted on the US GEN WEB sites related to the Ogletree line. Check them out its a free site.

Re: John Ogletree ancestor

JonKatBoyles — 2010-03-30 04:29:00Z

Thanks for this copy of the Ogletree will. I believe I have a copy of the handwritten will. This one is a lot easier to read. These are my ancestors. By reading the recipients, it confirms his posterity.

Another relative who is working on the Ogletree line said she found a Wyatt Ogletree in 1930 Census. They were listed as being of the Black race.

Re: Wyatt Ogletree ancestor

BobEllis3357 — 2010-03-30 01:36:58Z

You may alredy have this but will post any way

WILL OF JOHN OGLETREE 1820

In the name of God Amen
I JOHN OGLETREE of Wilkes County and State of Georgia being of sound mind and memory thanks be to God calling unto mind the mortality of my body and
knowing that it is appointed for all men to die, do make and ordain this my last will and testament that is to say principally and first of all I give and recommend my soul to God that gave it to me and I my body I recommend to the
earth to be buried in a Christian manner at the discretion of my executors, and as touching such worldly estate wherewith it has pleased God to bless me in this life I dispose of the same in the following manner.

Item1st I give UNTO MY BELOVED WIFE PIETY the one third of the plantation I live on together with the houses thereon likewise one Negro man named Peter also one third of the horses, cows, hogs, sheep, geese and fowls,also one third of the beds and furniture, also one third of the kitchen furniture, also one saddle and bridle during widowhood.

Item 2nd I give unto MY SON EDMOND OGLETREE AND PATSY HIS WIFE, one third of the said plantation and on the death of his mother the one half of the land she was ossessed of by virtue of this will, also one half of all her legacy, also one Negro man named Joe also one third part of the horses, cows, hogs, sheep, geese and fowls, also, one third of the kitchen furniture, also one third of the beds and furniture.

Item 3rd I give UNTO JAMES HACKNEY, AND PATSY BRANTLEY, HIS WIFE the other part of the plantation I now live on and on the death or marriage of my wife the one half of the land she was possessed of by virtue of this will, also one Negro woman named Nance and her child named Amanda, also one third of the horses, cows, hogs, sheep, geese and fowls, also one third of the beds and furniture, also one third of the kitchen furniture, also at the death of marriage of my wife it is my will that one half of all the property I leave her shall belong to James Hackney and his wife Patsy.

Item 4th I give UNTO CHESLEY RAY five dollars for legacy.

Item 5th I give UNTO THE CHILDREN OF CHESLEY RAY the plantation whereon he now lives.

Item 6th I give UNTO MY SON WYLIE OGLETREE the sum of five dollars. I lend TO HIS WIFE NANCY OGLETREE for her use one hundred dollars.

Item 7th I give TO RICHARD OGLETREE SON OF WILEY OGLETREE the sum of fifty dollars to him and his heirs forever.

Item 8th I give to MY SON WILEYS DAUGHTER SUSANNAH RICKASON fifty dollars to her and her heirs forever.

Item 9th I give to MY SON DAVID OGLETREE two hundred dollars to him and his heirs forever.

Item 10th I give TO MY [SON] ABSALOM OGLETREE five dollars also to son Absalom’s children that plantation whereon Absalom now lives to be their own forever.

Item 11th I give UNTO MY SON DECEASED CHILD NANCY one hundred dollars ALSO TO BENJAMIN AND JOSEPH fifty dollars each.

Item 12th It is my will that my wagon and blacksmith tools should be sold likewise the residue of my negroes that is Nan, Proc, Eleck, Rachel and her children the balance of the money arising from the sale of the negroes and other articles above mentioned is to be equally divided amongst WILLIAM AND LITTLETON OGLETREE AND NANCY OGLETREE’S CHILDREN SO THAT NANCY RAY’S CHILDREN draw one fourth part, ABSALOM OGLETREE’S CHILDREN one fourth part and WILLIAM AND LITTLETON OGLETREE the other two fourths.

I now have as MY EXECUTORS, WILLIAM ROBERTSON, JOSHUS STARR AND DAVID SIMPSON.
/s/ JOHN (HIS MARK) OGLETREE
Signed, sealed & delivered by the said Ogletree as his Last Will & Testament In the presence of us this 5th day of
May one thousand eight hundred and twenty.

NATHANIEL G. RICE
SAMUEL GRAY
JOHN RICE

Georgia, Wilkes County, Personally appeared in open court NATHANIEL G. RICE, SAMUEL GRAY & JOHN RICE who being duly sworn on their oath say that they saw John Ogletree the testator sign seal publish and declare the foregoing
instrument as his last will and testament and that all the time of his so doing he was of sound mind and deposing mind & memory and that they all signed the same in the presence of each other and in the presence of the testator & at his
special instance and request.
Sworn to in open court the Nathaniel G. Rice
2nd of Sept. 1822 Samuel Gray
John Tyson CCO John Rice
Recorded the 10th day of Sept. 1822.

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Wilkes Co., GA Will Book HH, page 98

Re: Wyatt Ogletree Spalding Co. Ga.

JonKatBoyles — 2010-03-22 14:59:16Z

My great-grandmother's maiden name was Eliza Ogletree. She died in 1899, in or near Macon, Ga., the widow of William P. Patterson. She was the youngest daughter of Richard Ogletree and Mahitable Smith Ogletree. She had one brother, William S. Ogletree who had two sons, John and William. I do not know who their offspring were. Because of the locality of your Wyatt Ogletree, and the common surname, there is a possibility of a relationship.
Richard Ogletree (born 1791) was the son of Wiley (born 1735 in Hanover Co., Virginia & died in Wilkes Co. Ga. 1822) and Nancy Ogletree. Wiley Ogletree was one of 11 children (9 sons) born to John Ogletree. They all apparently resided in GA. So you can see the possibilities are great for a kinship to Wyatt.

Wyatt Ogletree Spalding Co. Ga.

BobEllis3357 — 2010-03-20 12:58:13Z

Looking for any one working on this line. I have a picture of family reunion around 1907 would like to know more about this family.

OGLETREE Terence Lee 1968-1968

t42MountOlivet — 2010-03-10 20:51:53Z

OGLETREE Terence Lee 1968-1968

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Re: I'm the first to post

Sandy_Linson — 2010-03-09 19:38:34Z

I should have added to my previous message that William B. Ogletree is definitely my grandfather. My mother, his daughter, Gertrude ('Gerta') Ogletree Patton, is 88 years young. Since he died when my mother was 20 months old, she has no memory of her father aside from stories shared by her older siblings. Please continue to send any information you might have.

Re: I'm the first to post

Sandy_Linson — 2010-03-09 19:35:23Z

Thank you so much for your response. I will look forward to any additional information you might have.

Re: I'm the first to post

mkc229 — 2010-03-09 14:43:33Z

My name is Mildred Collins and my grandfather was Otis Eugene Ogletree, b. 1 Aug 1875, d. 24 Jul 1962. Your grandfather was his older brother. His full name was William Benjamin Ogletree. He was always known in our family as "Uncle Benny." He was born in Newton County, Georgia and was the son of Edward H. Ogletree and Mary Susan "Mamie" Ivy Ogletree. Edward's father was Benjamin Franklin Ogletree and Mamie's father was William Henry Ivy. Thus, your grandfather was apparently named for both of his grandfathers. Benny and Otis had two sisters: Emma, b. 27 Sep 1877, d. 19 Jun 1955; and Lilla, b. 4 Apr 1880, d. 15 Oct 1918. Lilla died of influenza in the epidemic of 1918. I have much more information. I will try send you more later.

Re: I'm the first to post

Sandy_Linson — 2010-03-08 15:14:27Z

I'm definitely interested. My grandfather, William B. Ogletree, was shot by a deranged woman as he traveled by train from Utah to San Francisco. He died as a result of these wounds. My grandmother, his wife, lived to be 83. She remained in San Francisco, never remarried, and raised their children during the Great Depression. I never knew any of my grandfather's family and that part of my life remains somewhat of a mystery. Any information you can provide would be most welcome. Thank you.

Re: I'm the first to post

mkc229 — 2010-03-08 14:37:35Z

It appears that you may be descended from William B. Ogletree (b. 1873) who lived in San Francisco. He was my grandfather's brother. I can give you more information on William B. Ogletree and his parents and siblings if you are interested.

Re: Boo, "History of Ogletree Line"?

luhickey191 — 2010-02-08 16:39:53Z

I forgot the posters name but if you all would like to contact him..I will go back and look for it and post it....

I am searching Mourning Dove Callaway an Okanagan Indian female from Fort Colville BC or Washington..My MtDNS matches hers 10 of 10...

DNA is maddening !!

Lu..

Re: Boo, "History of Ogletree Line"?

jeannettechristian — 2010-02-08 13:28:00Z

Hi - great information. I have not had my DNA tested - very interesting. My GGGGGM was also Jack. My Grandmother was an Ogletree.

Re: Boo, "History of Ogletree Line"?

luhickey191 — 2010-02-08 03:21:08Z

I ran across this in the Family Tree DNA section..thought it might help someone...

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My mtDNA data is just back from FTDNA putting me in the Haplogroup I which appears to be rather low density with seven 0/0 difference matches in the HVR 1 & HVR 2 categories. The matches were primarily Germany & Ireland. There was total of sixteen 0/plus 1 matches mostly Germany & Ireland. This certainly supports the Hg I assignment.
The irony of this saga is a direct female link on my Mother's side back to my GGGGGM, a Cherokee woman b1767 in Union Co SC. Her name was 'Jack?' Mayfield, the common law wife of Stephen Mayfield b 1755 in Amherst Co VA. We do not know her Cherokee name or which specific tribe she was from in SC. Their daughter (GM3) was Rachel Zarke Mayfield b1796 in VA and who married Pleasant Ogletree, b1781 in Wilkes Co GA and who was disowned by his family for marrying a half-breed. Their daughter (GM2) Serena Ogletree b1818 in Overton Co TN had a daughter (GGM) Victoria Ogletree b1851 who in turn married John Holman in Cumberland Co KY. Their daughter Mary 'Mollie' Jane Holman was my maternal GM. Would welcome any thoughts on the HG I appearance in a line from a Cheorkee woman.

Re: Boo, "History of Ogletree Line"?

clpangle66 — 2010-01-07 02:00:41Z

I am haveing trouble finding my family, my mother has passed and died with all infomation. my sister is sharon ann ogletree, my father name is albert wendle ogletree, I only know that my sister was adopted out before i was born. 8-30-62. please if anybody can help me. my name is cheryl lynn ogletree-pangle, my email is clpangle66@yahoo.com. PLEASE HELP!!!!!!!!

OGLETREE Ray Howard 1912-1987

t42MountOlivet — 2009-12-02 18:04:10Z

OGLETREE Ray Howard 1912-1987

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OGLETREE Lillie Faye 1915-1996

t42MountOlivet — 2009-12-02 18:03:58Z

OGLETREE Lillie Faye 1915-1996

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 210,467 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.

My Father's Family

charlie2525 — 2009-06-16 03:47:21Z

Can someone please help me find my father family all I know is his parent names are(Abe & Roberta Ogletree)and he was about 8yrs old when they passed away.Him and his brother or brothers was raised by a white family in Lagranes Ga.Please fill free to contact me at charlie813@verizon.net with any information you can share.I would love to know more about my ancestry.On the Ogletree family.