Outlaw - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Outlaw surname

moromans — 2009-10-25 20:01:35Z

I would like to be invited to the Outlaw chat room. My connections to the Outlaws are though my gggrandmother Elizabeth Chester. Her mother's anem was Elizabeth K. Baker (1838-1893). Her father was Blake Baker (1815-1844). His father was John F. Baker (1780-1828). His father was Blake Baker who married Christian Outlaw. Christian married William Freeman. A little fuzzy with Christian's parents. Edward Outlaw and Elizabeth Dafnell were her parents or grandparents. My email address is moromans@aol.com. Thank you.

Re: Christian Outlaw -Bertie Co NC

moromans — 2009-10-25 19:49:26Z

Was your grandmother Christian married to William Freeman? I have a Christian Outlaw in my tree. Her child Christian Freeman married Blake Baker. their child John Baker also had a child Blake Baker who had a daughter Elizabeth Baker. She was the mother of my gggrandmother Elizabeth Chester. If you have any more information, my email is morormans@aol.com.

George Powell Harrell Outlaw - Bertie County, NC, Cir 1817

clayton_1 — 2009-10-17 18:22:21Z

This is a wild card...my ggg-grandfather was George P. Harrell (Sr.) of Bertie County NC, also the name of my gg-grandfather. Since Sr.'s mother was a Powell I'm assuming the P stands for her surname, making his full name "George Powell Harrell" which brings me to this curious OUTLAW family with a son named "George Powell Harrell Outlaw". Seems David Outlaw married Mary Ann Powell. If anyone know about this relationship I would appreciate hearing from you.

Thanks,

Ms. Tommie Harrell Clayton

Where I found this on the web:

http://www.mygen.com/users/outlaw/Outlaw%20Geneology.htm

There is record of the family of one David Outlaw and wife, Mary Ann, (or Morgan) as follows: Rebecca Ann Outlaw; George Powell Harrell Outlaw, born January 24, 181 ;David Stanly Outlaw, born September 22, 1819; Edward John Outlaw, born April 10, 1820; and Joseph Wright Outlaw, born March 10, 1822. Possibly this David Outlaw belongs in the place of one shown in Section 22. He married Mary Ann Powell July 10, 1805.

Re: OUTLAW SURNAME

stevencarlson43 — 2009-09-23 16:56:28Z

This is an old message but I'll reply anyway. My great grandfather was Joseph Orison Outlaw from McLean County, illinois, born 16 Jul 1880. He's buried somewhere around Saybrook, Illinois. I am having a hard time finding out about his ancestors or siblings. I believe he had a brother named John that moved to Missouri, but that's about all I ha

Madison and Sarah Outlaw (African-American) of Bertie County, NC

cstewart163 — 2009-09-11 02:29:43Z

Looking for relatvies of Madison and Sarah Outlaw who were African-Americans born around 1813 in Windsor. They formally married after the Civil War and had a bunch of kids: Joseph, William, Lizzie, Bell, Dixie, Walt, Jonnie, George. Madison was a hotel keeper in Windsor. Any info is appreciated.

Outlaws of Mississippi

lawman03_1 — 2009-08-26 02:48:11Z

I have been trying without any sucess in finding any of my relatives. My parents both died when I was young so I don't have much to go on. My Grandfathers name was Walter Howard who was married to Clara Baily Howard. Of this union my mother Mamie Howard was born. (Scoba Mississipi) Mamie married Bennie Outlaw who was born in Starksville, Mississipi. Bennie had 2 brothers by the names of Anthony and Freeman. My parents moved to East St Louis Il where my brother Alfred and I Trent were born. I have been told I was named after my mothers brother Trent Howard.

Outlaws of Mississippi

lawman03_1 — 2009-08-26 02:45:55Z

Re: OUTLAW GENEALOGY PRIVATE ROOM!!

lawman03_1 — 2009-08-20 05:30:11Z

Finding My Family

lawman03_1 — 2009-08-18 05:58:45Z

I have been trying without any sucess in finding any of my relatives. My parents both died when I was young so I don't have much to go on. My Grandfathers name was Walter Howard who was married to Clara Baily Howard. Of this union my mother Mamie Howard was born. (Scoba Mississipi) Mamie married Bennie Outlaw who was born in Starksville, Mississipi. Bennie had 2 brothers by the names of Anthony and Freeman. My parents moved to East St Louis Il where my brother Alfred and I Trent were born. I ahve been told I was named after my mothers brother Trent Howard.

Claude Raymond Outlaw - 885

shallit — 2009-07-31 11:22:27Z

Hi, I am the grandson of Claude Raymond Outlaw - 885 in the new Outlaw genealogy. I can provide info to anyone who is interested.

Seeking info about Virginia Margaret Outlaw and her descendants.

Re: Outlaws-Ga. Al.

ehotrod66 — 2009-07-03 18:24:58Z

I was married to charles outlaw, his father was Earnest B. Outlaw from around cottonwood,al do you have any information on Earnest B. They are both passed now but trying to find out more for my girls.

Re: Lenoir and Duplin County North Carolina Outlaws

hbateman2004 — 2009-05-23 04:11:36Z

Hi there! My name is Heather Lyn Outlaw Bateman. I am the great granddaughter of Flave Outlaw, Granddaughter of Lanie & Evelyn Outlaw, daughter of Linwood & Jane Outlaw. I do have some information on the family. Is there anything in particular you are looking for?

Re: Outlaws of Tennessee

nanjandan — 2009-03-03 21:06:46Z

You are my cousin. I am Anna Outlaw Daniel's Granddaughter.

Re: Seth Outlaw

nanjandan — 2009-03-03 21:03:20Z

IF you still need information. I can help you. This is my line.

Re: Black Outlaws-George Outlaw(Linda Dorothy)

nuttyoverbostons_1 — 2009-03-03 01:23:50Z

I forgot to add that when you go to Sally's web site, click on Outlaw, and you will see the family tree.

My husband's family does not have any Black Outlaws; however, there may be some among the other Outlaws family trees. My husband does have two different Indian blood (Cherokee and Taumaree [or something like that]). His great great great great grandfather's wife was a Cherokee. His great grandfather's wife was a Taumararee (spell?). I need to find out this one.

Re: Black Outlaws-George Outlaw(Linda Dorothy)

nuttyoverbostons_1 — 2009-03-03 01:18:50Z

I highly recommend you check www.sallysfamilyplace.com. She did a fantastic job with her web site. I am sure she will be more than happy to answer your questions you may have. She helped me solve the mystery of my husband's ancestors.

If you need to discuss this further, please email me at mnich5@aol.com.

Good luck!

Re: Black Outlaws-George Outlaw(Linda Dorothy)

mroutlaw_1 — 2009-03-01 19:21:37Z

Hello Peggy,

I'm thinking it's the Ralph side. I'm not quite sure. However, given the fact the first names were passed down quite often, It may be the Edward side. My grandfather's name is Edward, and he is a Sr. We have lots of Edward's in the family the carries up to VII.

I know of lots of cross marriages from the area, so there is a chance that I'm also of the Ralph side.

Let's talk and compare notes, and see where it leads us.

Michael

Re: OUTLAW GENEALOGY PRIVATE ROOM!!

vititoes — 2009-02-27 18:41:34Z

I'm looking for information on Margaret Outlaw who married Job Downen Jr. in 1846.

Jerri Downen

Outlaws In Kershaw, Darlington , and Chesterfield Co., SC

2006-11-19 06:45:38Z

outlaw surname misc notes

2006-11-18 04:24:20Z

Misc. on Outlaws in SC kershaw, darlington, and chesterfield counties

2006-11-18 03:23:42Z

Outlaw website

2006-11-02 07:31:10Z

I think I have my direct genealogy figured out all the way back to Thomas Outlaw of 1520. In going throught these threads, I have found mention of a private Outlaw website, but I cannot seem to get in touch with the owner, grannyjean.

Can anyone help me? I would like to connect with others and maybe fill in some gaps. You can reach me at outlawfam@verizon.net.

Thanks,
Kyle Outlaw

P.S. I also found this website useful:
http://www.mygen.com/users/outlaw/html/s19.html

P.P.S. In case anyone is interested, here is my lineage:
Kyle Reginald Outlaw (me)
Reginald Eudon Outlaw (father)
Zack Outlaw (grandfather)
William Benjamin Wiley (Ben) Outlaw (g-gf)
Sandy Alexander Outlaw (gg-gf)
Edward Outlaw (ggg-gf)
Benjamin Jr. Outlaw (gggg-gf)
Benjamin Sr. Outlaw (ggggg-gf)
George Outlaw (gggggg-gf)
Jr. OUTLAW Edward (ggggggg-gf)
Sr. OUTLAW Edward (gggggggg-gf)
Robert Outlaw (ggggggggg-gf)
Ralph Outlaw (gggggggggg-gf)
Thomas Outlaw (ggggggggggg-gf)
Ralph Outlaw (gggggggggggg-gf)
Thomas Outlaw (ggggggggggggg-gf)

Outlaw, William b.1804

2006-09-29 19:42:40Z

Looking for information on William (Snowbird) Outlaw married to Helen Whitfield. Not sure of his wife's spelling of the first name, some have her listed as Harriet. She was probably born abt. 1820 in Duplin County, NC.
William is the father of Robert Lee Outlaw b. May 12, 1863 in Duplin County, NC. Robert was married, December 28, 1891, to Nancy (Nannie) Watkins, b.September 28, 1872, Duplin, and d. March 23, 1967. I know Robert and Nannie had at least one son, Carl Wilson Outlaw who was married to my grandmother, Annie Pearl Wiggins McCullen.
Hope to find someone with these names, especially starting with Carl Wilson, who he was, what he did for a living, etc. all the fill-in stuff to make genealogy interesting.
thanks
Vickie
vsm54@hotmail.com

CW RIchard Outlaw

deeno — 2008-04-10 01:11:08Z

Not related.

Galveston TX
Richard Outlaw age 26, died Feb 28 1862 typhoid fever;residence Houston(Co?); nativity Texas;member Capt O. Cameron's Co;buried Pottersfield

Civil War Photo - Stewart Co., TN

MCP440 — 2007-07-14 03:40:45Z

Recentely someone send me a copy of photo that is believed to be of Stewart Co.,TN men leaving to join the TN 14th. I was told there are 3 OUTLAW family members plus 5 HOGAN brothers in the picture. Do any of you know any information about this photo? I would like to talk to the person who has this photo.
Thanks, Margaret

Re: OUTLAW, Eddie J.

CooooCayemberg — 2007-04-30 01:36:22Z

The Leaf-Chronicle, Clarksville, TN, April 29, 2007
Eddie J. Outlaw, 68, Clarksville, died Friday, April 27, 2007, at Gateway Medical Center.

The funeral will be held at 1:00 p.m. Tuesday at Fifth Ward Missionary Baptist Church with the Rev. C. P. Long officiating.

Burial will be in Resthaven Memorial Garden. Visitation will be from 1 to 8 p.m. Monday at Hooker's Crystal Chapel with family present 7 until 8 p.m. at Hooker's Crystal Chapel.

Hooker's Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.

OUTLAW, Eddie J.

CooooCayemberg — 2007-04-30 01:28:43Z

The Leaf-Chronicle, Clarksville, TN, April 27, 2007
Eddie J. Outlaw, 68, Clarksville, died Friday, April 27, 2007, at Gateway Medical Center.

Services are to be announced by Hooker's Funeral Home.

Melvin Outlaw of Sweetwater, TX 1920

drbrownlee — 2008-03-18 01:34:27Z

Melvin is individually pictured in the 1920 Yucca Gloriosa of Sweetwater High School. He is a member of the junior class.

Louis SR & Bettie (Rettie) J Outlaw Albertson TS, Duplin NC

tfoy157 — 2008-08-22 23:36:40Z

Hi,

I'm researching Henry Foye an AFAM Family. The 1870 US Census for Albertson TS, Duplin, NC shows his family living next door to Louis Outlaw SR. I am looking for a possible sharecropper agreement between the Outlaw family & my Family. There are other Outlaw & Kornegay families living on the street or other farms on this page.

Tyronne

Re: JAMES. A. OUTLAW

mnich5 — 2009-02-26 03:44:23Z

It is possible that your James A. Outlaw may have descended from Edward Outlaw who came from England with his brother, Captain John Outlaw who owned a ship. Edward eventually stayed in Norfolk, married an Elizabeth Dafnell. Captain John Outlaw went back to England. Edward and Elizabeth stayed here and had four children -- two girls who had their last names changed when they married and two boys -- Edward and Ralph. I suspect your James A. Outlaw came from Edward Outlaw whereas my husband's grandfather (Wayland Outlaw) was descended from Ralph. Edward Outlaw had so many generations scattered all over VA, NC, SC, GA, AL, TX, and up to Kansas/Missouri. Ralph's generations were much smaller and tended to stay together, and a lot of them are in NC, especially in Bertie and Hertford Counties.

Hope this helps. If not, please do get in touch with me.

Re: Outlaw geneology website

mnich5 — 2009-02-26 22:03:56Z

Hi

I am curious which generation your mom came from. I believe Thomas had two sons named Edward and Captain John Outlaw. Both left England for Norfolk, VA, on Captain John's ship. Captain John always got into trouble with the law, and apparently having had enough, he returned to England. Edward stayed, married Elizabeth Dafnell, and had two girls and two boys -- Edward and Ralph. My Ralph married an Anne (maiden name unknown) prior to July 16, 1714, and had seven sons. Edward married someone and had many children. His generation is huge and scattered all over starting from Norfolk down to GA to Texas to up North such as Kansas and Missouri. Ralph's generation is much smaller and tight, staying close by usually in Bertie and Hertford Counties, NC.

Re: Black Outlaws-George Outlaw(Linda Dorothy)

mnich5 — 2009-02-26 19:37:54Z

Michael

Do you happen to know which generation you came from -- Edward or Ralph Outlaw? My husband's grandfather was descended from Ralph Outlaw. If you come from the Edward Outlaw generation, then you have a lot to dig!! If you come from the Ralph Outlaw generation, it's easier :-)

Please get in touch with me. Thanks.
Peggy Mnich

Re: Black Outlaws--George Outlaw

mnich5 — 2009-02-26 19:31:41Z

Linda,

I strongly believe you are descended from Edward Outlaw who came to Norfolk, VA, with his brother Captain John Outlaw (he owned a ship) from England. Captain Outlaw always got into trouble with the law, and apparently having had enough, returned to England. Edward stayed and married Elizabeth Dafnell. They had four children -- two girls and two boys (Edward and Ralph). Edward's generations are so big and scattered starting from Norfolk down to Georgia to Texas to up North. Ralph's generations are much smaller and very bonded. Most of them can be found in Bertie and Hertford Counties, NC. Based on the information you provided, it is possible you are from Edward's side.

I have the book called something like Historical of Southern Family. It is mainly about the Outlaw generation.

Re: JAMES. A. OUTLAW

mnich5 — 2009-02-26 15:24:40Z

I am sorry I didn't provide the dates. Edward and his brother John came to Norfolk, VA, in late 1600s. Edward's son, Ralph Outlaw, married an Anne (maiden name unknown) prior to July 16, 1714. I have the book called Historical of Southern Families (something like that), and it concentrates mainly about the Outlaw generation. There were/are so many James Outlaws in Edward and Ralph's generations. In fact, I am trying to find James Outlaw's wife whose maiden name was unknown. That's where my husband's uncle and I are stuck. We were able to find Edward and John from England down to a James and Nancy Outlaw, and from my sons up to a James and Nancy Outlaw, but at this point, in the middle, we are stuck. I was suggested a possibility that Nancy may have been a Floyd, but there is no proof since the court house in Hertford County where all records were kept was burned down during the Civil War. If you have such information I am looking for, it would be greatly appreciated!!

By the way, I forget why you are looking for James A. Outlaw?

Re: To any 1 who is looking

cwayneoutlaw — 2007-04-04 00:38:28Z

i have a charles e. outlaw from ala. he is caucasion and he has a daughter whose name is vickie .

info needed

bloosandy — 2008-04-30 18:11:40Z

if anyone out there who was born to Janet Marie Greason-Outlaw please e-mail me. last known address was Arundel md. she is my mother and am looking for siblings i was told i have. Lorrie Outlaw

Re: Outlaws In Kershaw, Darlington , and Chesterfield Co., SC

FMLYCHECK08 — 2008-04-12 20:14:51Z

I believe my ggrandmother was Mary Melita Outlaw 1849-1925
Haven't been able to verify her maiden name.
She was married to Henry Steen 1844-1912.
Do you have any info to share about her?
Thanks

Re: OUTLAW SURNAME

jerrypg449 — 2008-01-18 03:49:10Z

Outlaw Here,just trying to find some info on my Dad,Wilburn Bill Outlaw maybe Grayson County,Tex.area and my granddad Reuben Outlaw, I know during depression and later grandad had a farm around Bells,Tex.,It seems I recall hearing that Grandad was maybe from Arkansas. I was also told we were black Dutch one of my uncles told me to look at my flat thumbs and he compared them to his which was also flat I guess he meant that indicated we were Black Dutch, which I later in life understand as being from an area in Germany.I was under the impression that the name Outlaw came from England,if anyone can add any info. I'd appreciate it, Thanks Jerry Outlaw...Tank Goones For cpell check,huh!!!

Sarah Elizabeth Outlaw from Tennessee

2lynns122 — 2007-10-13 03:16:26Z

Anyone having info on parents/family of Sarah Elizabeth Outlaw born about 1826 from Tennessee, please contact me. She married Andrew Jackson Nelson either in Tenn or Alabama and they settled in Walker county, Alabama. Respond here or email me directly at lynda1953@roadrunner.com. Thanks, Lynda

Re: John Marcus Brown

hodgesystemsdmo — 2007-05-06 17:29:47Z

I was adopted by Charles and Jerri Outlaw my birthday is 11/02/75, they changed my name to David. I do know that my Mothers name was Lois and that I have a sister who spells her name like you.

Looking for my brothers... Paul Outlaw & Mark Outlaw from U.K

minimarieuk — 2008-06-05 11:33:41Z

Please if anyone has any information as to the were abouts of my brothers please contact me. I believe they live in Dunstable, Bedfordshire.
Thank you from Marie Antoinette Outlaw.

Re: JAMES. A. OUTLAW

tonybonsai — 2009-02-26 10:52:35Z

Thanks for that info. You do'nt mention any dates but I take it you are going way back in time as regards the persons mentioned? I had thought the name would be quite uncommon BUt I was surprised at the huge numbers on internet and genealogical sites!
Regards
Tony

JAMES. A. OUTLAW

tonybonsai — 2009-01-27 19:10:39Z

Seeking contacts re JAMES. A. OUTLAW and his wife ELLEN FOX.
of Pratt City, Birmingham, Alabama. Ellen was born May 1895, the daughter of Robert Fox and Mary M Neeson. Mary Neeson (and probably also Robert) had been born in Scotland (1866) and emigrated with her parents and siblings to Corning, Ohio in 1880's and then settled in Pratt City, Birmingham, Alabama.

Re: OUTLAW

direland1952 — 2006-09-06 02:20:34Z

I have a picture of a woman known only as Aunt Terry.

Recently I found that her maiden name had been Outlaw. You will find her in the 1880 Oktibbeha census as Fred and Margie's youngest child - Timpie. The spelling is way off.
Tell me more about your Outlaws from Oktibbeha.

Are there any Peytons that you are aware of?
Aunt Terry married a Peyton

African American Outlaws

direland1952 — 2006-09-06 02:20:34Z

I have at least one relative I'm now searching by the
name of Aunt Terry. She married Johnnie Paton (Peyton)
and we just found that Aunt Terry's maiden name was
Outlaw. She and John married on Feb 14 1895

Somehow Terry's name was written Timpie and Terrypie
in the records. I have a living relative who remembers her.

Terry's parents were Fred (26) and Margie(20) Outlaw and they were in Oktibbeha, MS in 1880 with 3 children.

Anyone with more info would be a more than welcome miracle.

Re: Daniel Outlaw of North Carolina

sloutlaw2004 — 2008-05-13 21:18:54Z

Eva's maiden name was Turner. Sorry

Re: Black Outlaws--George Outlaw

looking4yall1 — 2008-06-10 01:52:35Z

We are looking for any African-American Crymes family that originated in Tennessee and/or Mississippi. We also have Dismukes, Outlaw, Wallace and Oatneal (Odneal) in the same family. These last names belong to the children of Burrell and Priscilla Stuart.

Mary Outlaw m. John M. Whitford? Trying to verify...

eastcarolinaroots — 2006-09-30 18:44:39Z

Does anyone have information that verifies that Mary Outlaw, b. 18 Aug 1814 married John Martin Whitford (of Craven County, NC) on 19 Dec 1842?

I have been unable to find a marriage bond for them, nor have I found a Bible entry. This is such widely accepted information, though, I'm guessing there is probably a Bible entry somewhere.

If anyone has any information verifying this marriage, please let me know!

Thanks,

Sara Whitford

Re: Lewis Outlaw

vititoes — 2009-02-27 18:37:51Z

I am looking for a connection to Margaret Outlaw Mary could have been short for Margaret. Margaret Outlaw married to Job Downen Jr. in 1846. Any info on the Outlaw side would be great.

Jerri Downen

Alexander B. Outlaw

choutler — 2006-10-02 00:18:53Z

I am looking for any information about Alexander Outlaw who lived in Laurens County, GA. I have the Outlaw genealogy and have information that leads me to believe that his father listed in the book is incorrect. I am in the line of his last marriage Sarah Watson and I have copies of his marriage licenses from Laurens County Courthouse. I just can't find good information on his father or mother. I am willing to share what I have with anyone.