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Roache Thornton Dowsett Sellen Families

PatriciaOxford66 — 2009-11-10 02:50:12Z

I am Daughter of Joseph John Roache(Thornton) M Lavinia Sellen (Dowsett)any information about Michael Roache M Mary Carroll B Ireland M St Mary's StKilda Vic. & John Michael Roache M Jessie Thornton M 1895 Port Melbourne would be appreciated

Re: Mary Oxford - Jersey City, NJ

nboyle1146 — 2009-10-14 17:19:14Z

Please contact me re: Mary Oxford. Her sister Lucy was my grandmother.

Re: Oxford

acycay07 — 2009-09-11 20:49:50Z

Yes, we have the obituary of Don Oxford.

Do you visit Find a grave? He is documented on there
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=Ox...;

Green Hill Cemetery
Davis, Ok
Murray County
Oklahoma

Memorial:35535999

Re: Oxford

acycay07 — 2009-09-11 20:29:16Z

Yes, you are related. Donald Oxford was my husband's cousin. He lived in Paul's Valley.

Al went to Waco to visit him (the tornado hit the college that year) Al and James were very close. Al would ride the train from Houston to Ardmore and stay w/James, Uncle Iley, Mary, & Nelda Ray. Aunt Mary would fix then sack lunches and take them to the lake. She worked at Penny's there in Ardmore.

So much more. If you would like you can em me at home. I Phyllis still living in the area?

acy_cay07@yahoo.com

Re: Oxford

bellabell1979 — 2009-09-11 20:10:20Z

I think we are related. I am the daughter of Mike, James and Phyllis' eldest son. I have remarried since I posted the message long ago. My last name is now Bell. My Uncle Don Oxford passed away recently.

Re: Oxford

acycay07 — 2009-09-06 04:48:00Z

Please contact me at acy_cay07@yahoo.com

Iley Oxford was my Uncle. I am the son of Lillian Avis Oxford (Young) We lived in Houston, Texas.

I rode the train many summers to visit Uncle Iley, Aunt Mary, Nelda, & James. James and I were of close age. We spent many days at Lake Murray. What about the service station at the corner of "C" St. and Lake Murray Drive?

After I married, I brought my wife to visit & James, Phylis, myself and my wife had an evening out in Ardmore.

I hope to hear from you soon.

Al Young

Re: Oxford Web Site

acycay07 — 2009-09-06 04:43:58Z

Hello, I hope you are still browsing this site.

Please contact acy_cay07@yahoo.com

Iley Oxford was my uncle. I am the son of his sister,
Lillian Avis Oxford who married Al Young in Houston,
Texas. I used to ride the train to Ardmore and spend many summers w/Uncle Iley and Mary. James and I were close in age.

Is SARAH MARTIN (1843 KY) the same as SARAH OXFORD

pw618 — 2009-08-23 04:31:55Z

I can't find any such person as SArah Ann Martin who married Charles Ishmael in Hopkins Co. 1863. Can anyone tell me what happened to Sarah OXFORD, dau of Daniel Oxford and Mary Dinwiddy.

1850 Lamar Co. Texas
Daniel Oxford 45 N.C.
Mary 37 Ky
Rebecca 16 Ky
John M. 10 Ky
Sarah 7 Ky

Rebecca Oxford married Valentine Smith
1860 Hopkins Co. Texas
B H Smith 31
Rebecca Smith 23
Andrew Smith 5
Serothy Smith 3
Henry Smith 2
James Smith 1

John M. Oxford married Malissa Clendening
1870 Hopkins Co. Texas
John Oxford 29
Malissa Oxford 22

1880 Hopkins Co. Texas
J. M. Oxferd 38
Malissie A. Oxferd 31
Willie Lee Ishmel 9 nephew
Sarah A. Ishmel 8 niece

1900 Parker Co. Texas
John M. Oxford
Malissa

John Henry Oxford married to Anne Murphy

SileHogan — 2009-07-30 21:24:08Z

Am trying to chase a John Henry Oxford, who was resident in South Carolina, USA, in 1865. He was married to an Anne Murphy.

At some point after the birth of their son, John Oxford, they, or their son, emigrated to Australia.

Children of Daniel Oxford and Mary Dinwiddy in Texas

pw618 — 2009-07-27 16:42:37Z

1850 Lamar Co. Texas
Daniel Oxford 45 N.C.
Mary 37 Ky
Rebecca 16 Ky
John M. 10 Ky
Sarah 7 Ky****WHO DID SHE MARRY?

Rebecca married Valentine Hargrove Smith
1860 Hopkins Co. Texas
B H Smith 31
Rebecca Smith 23
Andrew Smith 5
Serothy Smith 3
Henry Smith 2
James Smith 1

John M. Oxford married Melissa Clendening:
1870 Hopkins Co. Texas
John Oxford 29
Malissa Oxford 22

1880 Hopkins Co. Texas
J. M. Oxferd 38
Malissie A. Oxferd 31
Willie Lee Ishmel 9 nephew *(step-grandmother Sarah,b.1843
Sarah A. Ishmel 8 niece

1900 Parker Co. Texas
John M. Oxford
Melissa

Who did Sarah Oxford marry. Can't find Sarah or John M. in 1860. There is a Sarah Ann that married Charles Casswell Ishmael in 1863 Hopkins Co. under the name "Martin". She is the same age as Sarah Oxford b. 1843 Kentucky, so wonder if Sarah might have married a Martin before marrying Chas C. Ishmael.

OXFORD Ruby George 1882-1957

t42MountOlivet — 2009-07-14 21:20:54Z

OXFORD Ruby George 1882-1957

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OXFORD James Samuel 1880-1943

t42MountOlivet — 2009-07-14 21:20:42Z

OXFORD James Samuel 1880-1943

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Paul Oxford from Stamps, Arkansas

mhroan3 — 2009-06-26 13:48:30Z

I am looking for Paul Oxford from Stamps, Arkansas. Clay Oxford said that he was the last one to have the Oxford Family Bible belonging to Edward Oxford. If anyone know of this Paul Oxford or where the Bible is I would like to hear from you.

Re: Fereby, Phereby, Phoebe(?) Oxford born abt 1809 GA

mhroan3 — 2009-06-26 11:23:30Z

Have you ever heard of The Oxford Trunk? It was passed down for a few years until about 1950's. The key was lost but they did get it opened. It belonged to Edward Oxford (born 12 Mar 1769). In this trunk were several documents, tax papers, wills and deeds. Also ther was the Oxford Bible. Edward Oxford documented EVERYTHING. I have copies of copies of the pages from the Bible. It states that Phereby was born 4 Aug 1809 and that she married Elias or Eli Justice. Also in Edward's will he leaves "I give to my daughter Pheriby Justiceone negro girl named Fanny." In his will he mentioned each of his choldren by name. In the trunk were letters. There was a letter from Ecward Burke Oxford to his son James Madison C. Oxford. In this letter they talk about the civil war. I don't have a copy of the actual letter, but I do have a copy that someone typed up. Reba Carolyn Strickland Biehle is the one that went and documented the things in the trunk. She then wrote a summary of what all was in it and a short history of the Oxfords. The trunk and most of it's contents are in the Atlanta Archives. I haven't seen it, but i think I will try before too long. My mother in law and her syblings and cousins were really into genealogy. They made copies of everything for everyone...lol. Real pack rats! I hope this has been of some help.

Merrill Hannah Roan
Thomaston, Georgia
mhroan@windstream.net

Re: Fereby, Phereby, Phoebe(?) Oxford born abt 1809 GA

paalgel — 2009-06-25 23:08:05Z

I had to replumb my memory for this, I've been away from it so long. I believe Pheraby and Eli (Elias, Elijah???) Justice were the parents of Sarah Ann Justice who was the mother of (James) Millard Griffin. Sarah Ann would have been born about 1842 or 1843. I believe I found the correct Justices in the 1850 census in AL. There is no mother and the only female is Sarah born about the correct time. Additionally the eldest son in this family of Justices is named Tillman D. Sarah Ann's only living child was James Millard Griffin. Sarah Ann would have died about 1860 or 1861. Millard then went to his mother's kin to be raised but no one knows who that was, so since all of the "kin" in her family were males (per the census) I would assume he would have been sent to them. If some of this Justice line would look for a Millard or a Randolph born about 1858 - 1860, perhaps we could all benefit genealogically speaking. There is a lot to tell but I can say this, the Justices did not like Mr. James Bartlett Griffin or so I think--I'll give my reasons later.
PS I had a cousin I haven't seen for years by the name of Reba Carol or so I recall but her maiden name would have been Rhodes. Hmmmmmm. Thanks, Phyllis

Re: Fereby, Phereby, Phoebe(?) Oxford born abt 1809 GA

mhroan3 — 2009-06-24 16:11:16Z

I have her on our tree. In Edward Oxford's Bible (born 12 Mar 1769), it states that Phereby Oxford was born 4 Aug 1809 and that she married an Elias (or Eli) Justice.

This Bible was found in what the family calls "The Oxford Trunk". Reba Carolyn Strickland Biehle examined the trunk and wrote a paper about it. It has a ton of information in it. It really shows what record keepers the Oxfords were.

Phereby's parents were Edward Oxford B- 12 Mar 1769 D- 7 June 1833. He married Nancy McFarland 7 Jan 1793. Nancy died about 1828. He then married Anna McCutchen 28 May 1829. His children with Nancy are Sally born 14 Dec 1793 married Robert Pickett, Mary born 13 June 1795 married Thomas C. Pickett, Tillman D. born 6 Jul 1797, Edward Burk born 29 Feb 1799 married Susan Bridges born18 Nov 1804,Peter M. born 19 Apr 1801, Stephen H. born 11 Mar 1803 and died 1813, Elizabeth W. born 11 May 1805 married Corben L. Bridges, Washington J. born 10 Jun 1807, Phereby born 4 Aug 1809 married Elias (or Eli) Justice, Charlotte born 25 Jul 1811 married ? Johnson, Martha born 12 Oct 1813 married ? McCutcheon and Eliza Ann born 12 Mar 1815.

Edward's father was Edward Oxford born 1724 and died 1794 or 1795. He married Mary Briggs who died abut 1809. It doesn't say Briggs but that is what I have found on a marriage record. It states that they were married and he was from Virginia. It was a U.S. and international marriage. Their children are Jonathan, Edward, Elizabeth who married Levi Barnard, Nancy married ? Richardson and Polly who married Moses Wade.

That's all that I have proof of. I know others that have the family going back a bit, but I haven't found the proof yet.

Re: Oxford of Burke County, North Carolina

mhroan3 — 2009-06-24 14:04:26Z

What dates are you looking at? I have a Sally Oxford from Edward Oxford's Bible. She was born 14 Dec 1793. The records state that she married a Rober Pickett. I'm not sure where she is from or lived. I haven't gotten that far in my research. I have all my mother in laws records after she died. I do have some Davis in these records. I will try to find them. My email is mhroan@windstream.net.

Oxford of Burke County, North Carolina

NormanDavis29 — 2009-06-22 07:40:51Z

I have Davis ancestors that go back into the 1700's in Burke County. My William Davis was born abt. 1765. His wife was named Sarah (Sally). A couple days ago A cousin in North Carolina copied & sent to me a small note book that was used in the 1800's to record family births. It is very old and some of the corners are missing. The females were all listed by their maiden names. In the list is a Sarah Oxford. In my research I have only one Sarah that I don't know her name & that is Willliams wife. Does anyone know of a connection to the Oxfords of Burke County in the 1700's?

Re: EDNEY OXFORD, b. Oct. 1884, Washington County, Arkansas

gary_swaim — 2008-01-21 16:00:52Z

Interesting. . .in that my grandfather, Thomas Jefferson Oxford, was born in 1889 in Gainesville, TX (Wise County).
He was the son of James Richard Oxford, b. 1868 in Red River County, TX. Connections?

Oxford photo: Washington County, AR, circa 1912

raconteur27 — 2008-10-16 20:41:29Z

I am in no way related to the Oxford family and cannot answer any questions you may have. I simply saw this in the local paper, and wanted to post it to help others researching their families. Hope it helps someone!

Here is the caption that was included with the photo:

"A tisket, a tasket"

"Joshua and Lugenia Oxford pose with their granddaughter, Etta Robinson, who is seated comfortably in a split-oak basket. Joshua and Lugenia lived between Fayetteville and Goshen in the settlement known as Oxford Bend. Etta was born about 1912 to Cleo and Dolly Oxford Robinson. Dolly Robinson died in the influenza epidemic of 1918. The 1920 U.S. Census lists Cleo as a 34-year-old widowed carpenter raising three children- Etta, Noma and Pat - with the help of housekeeper Louise Anderson. The photo is courtesy of Kermit Welch."

This was published in the Northwest Arkansas Times, and courtesy of the Shiloh Museum of Ozark History, 118 W. Johnson Avenue, Springdale, AR, 72764.

OXFORD Ruby Lee 1906-1987

t42MountOlivet — 2009-06-17 20:29:30Z

OXFORD Ruby Lee 1906-1987

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OXFORD R Roy 1892-1952

t42MountOlivet — 2009-06-17 20:29:16Z

OXFORD R Roy 1892-1952

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OXFORD A Ray 1890-1950

t42MountOlivet — 2009-06-17 20:29:05Z

OXFORD A Ray 1890-1950

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OXFORD Grover C 1894-1960

t42MountOlivet — 2009-06-17 20:28:55Z

OXFORD Grover C 1894-1960

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Re: OXFORD Hadleigh , Suffolk

stiffydajoker — 2008-10-12 15:52:18Z

hi,
my name is Paul Stiff, im changing my name to oxford, i come from hadleigh and im changing my name to oxford in memory of my grandad. his name was stanley oxford and was married to roma. he has 2 daughters, barbara and glorsia. do these names help you??

Re: OXFORD,Johnathon Greenberry

linda799185 — 2008-01-22 23:01:07Z

You may already have this information by now (eight years after your post). Johathan and Eliza were my ggrandparents.
Laura Gertrude is my grandmother.
Robinson Cemetery, Montague County, TX
Oxford, Jonathan G., b. May 22, 1853, d. Jan 30, 1930
Oxford, Eliza A. Macey , b. Dec 27, 1855, d. Jan 11, 1943

Marriage: 5 Nov 1873
Children Sex Birth
Sarah Oxford F 1876 Parker, TX
Elizabeth Oxford F 1878 Parker, TX
James Greenberry Oxford M 18Mar1880,Parker,TX
Laura Gertrude Oxford F 13Jul1882,Whitt,Parker,TX
John Wesley Oxford F 23Aug1884,Whitt,Parker, TX
Martha Oxford F 2Mar1886,Weatherford,Parker,TX
Robert William Oxford M 11Dec1887,Weatherford,Parker,TX
Thomas Alonzo Oxford M 23Feb1890,Whitt, Parker,TX
Claude B Oxford M 25Jun1893 ,TX
Oscar Lafayette Oxford M 9Aug1897,Weatherford,Parker,TX
Edgar Oxford M 13Jan1899,Parker,TX

Re: OXFORDArkansas, Texas, Illinois, Iowa, & Oklahoma

MCSO4 — 2008-12-28 16:09:26Z

This rings a bell, my family name is Brooks, but family legend has it that our real name might be oxford. Seems my great-great-great grandfather was in the civil war with some Ballew brothers and was from Texas. He went to Texas or was from Texas, he was later wanted for murder in texas and came back to the Ballew brothers here in ga and took the name Brooks, and married a sister of theirs and later in years was captured here in Ga by texas rangers and taken back to texas and spent about ten years in prisoon and then came back to Ga and keep the name Brooks. Hope this might help. If you know of this possible family matter please contact me.

OXFORD Alta M GERTH 1919-1990

t42Smithfield — 2009-04-04 12:47:02Z

OXFORD Alta M GERTH 1919-1990

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Re: OXFORD,Johnathon Greenberry

klchris — 2008-03-14 21:18:07Z

I have several ancestors in this line. My husband is an Oxford.

James Oxford 1670 Arrived Virginia 1702

sedgwick100ab — 2008-11-07 08:05:20Z

Hi,
I am Looking for James and Mary Oxford arrived Virginia 1702.
I have a passage record for James but it is not that detailed does anybody have access to these patent books.
James Oxford
Year: 1702
Place: Virginia
Source Publication Code: 6223
Primary Immigrant: Oxford, James
Annotation: Abstracts of Virginia Land Office patent books 9 through 14, covering the early decades of the eighteenth century. Includes numerous references to land patented by "French refugees," the Protestants (Huguenots) who fled France after Louis XIV revoked the
Source Bibliography: NUGENT, NELL MARION, abstractor. Cavaliers and Pioneers: Abstracts of Virginia Land Patents and Grants. Vol. 3: 1695-1732. Richmond [VA]: Virginia State Library, 1979. 578p. Indexed.
Page: 62
James Oxford
Birth: 1670
Hadleigh, , Suffolk, England
Death: Before 1770
UNKNOWN
Hadleigh, , Suffolk, England
1695
21 May Age: 25 Marriage to Mary Hitchecock
Sudbury, Suffolk, England
Description: M062732 Saint Gregory

William Oxford 1838 England

sedgwick100ab — 2008-10-20 07:30:22Z

I have a William Oxford 1839 who I think may have gone to the USA in 1873 and I was wondering if anybody has this connection.
He would have gone to USA with his whole family
Wife Sarah brn abt 1843
Louisa abt 1863
Arthur abt abt 1866
Sarah Jane abt 1876
Henry abt 1869
Ann abt 1871
Ellen abt 1873

Re: Samuel OXFORD of Stafford County VA, b ca 1700 error correction

sedgwick100ab — 2008-10-19 03:13:56Z

My fingers are not working this morning lets get this right Sarah Lulpeck married Thomas Oxford

Re: Samuel OXFORD of Stafford County VA, b ca 1700 error correction

sedgwick100ab — 2008-10-19 03:12:26Z

Error in Message Sarah Lulpeck married Sarah Oxford. Too many families in my tree now!!!!!

Re: James OXFORD md NC 1806 Hannah BARNES

sedgwick100ab — 2008-10-18 08:42:26Z

Hi do you know where James was born and his date of birth. I have a James oxford in my tree who I cannot locate.
Thanks

Re: Samuel OXFORD of Stafford County VA, b ca 1700

sedgwick100ab — 2008-10-10 08:44:37Z

Hi,

I have lots of Oxfords in my Tree

My Grandmother was Anne Louise Oxford daughter of Samuel Oxford 1874 Polstead Suffolk UK son of Harry Oxford 1841 Stoke by Nayland Suffolk UK son of William Oxford 1815 Layham Suffolk UK
Son of John Oxford 1770 Stratford St Mary Suffolk son of John Oxford 1742 Kersey Suffolk UK son of John Oxford 1698 Hadleigh Suffolk UK brother of Samuel Oxford 1707 Hadleigh.

Re: OXFORD Hadleigh , Suffolk

sedgwick100ab — 2008-10-09 11:41:48Z

Hi,

Have you resolved this yet if not I maybe able to help.

My tree is public in Ancestry

Re: Samuel OXFORD of Stafford County VA, b ca 1700

sedgwick100ab — 2008-10-07 17:45:34Z

Samuel Oxford Born 1707 in Hadleigh Suffolk to Thomas Saunders and Sarah Lulpeck according to my research died in 1708 there is a gravestone in Hadleigh church cemetery. My Grandmothers line was out of John Oxford 1698 Samuel's brother. I would be interested in your source for this information. I also researched this and according to the records U.S. and International Marriage Records, 1560-1900 about Samuel Oxford and Mary Ann Brown.

Samuel was born 1700 in Virginia. Mary was born 1701 in Virginia and they married in Virginia in 1720.

Re: Oxford

ashleymh007 — 2007-10-24 14:53:58Z

I think we definitely must be cousins of some sort,because my great-grandfather,Charles Oxford lived at the end of Oxford Ave. in Portsmouth,NH and died in 2002. I know his mother's name was Evelyn and he probably had siblings,although I don't know who and what their names were. Please email me at ashleymh007@yahoo.com and we can trade trees to see if they line up. I have no info about Charles parents other than their names.
Thanks
Ashley

Re: Roger Oxford 1683-1759 Culpeper Co, VA

tunnelm1 — 2008-02-27 20:48:50Z

Do you have any idea what the given name of Mary (Oxford) Brown's husband was? Some claim that Coleman Brown, a son of Daniel and Elizabeth (Coleman) Brown married her, but others think that this Coleman Brown married a different Mary, whose last name is not known (versus Mary Oxford).

There was a Thomas Brown who was supposedly born in the 1740s, and he lived as an adult in the Lunenburg/Mecklenburg Co., VA area (Thomas died in Mecklenburg Co., VA in the 1790s, as I recall, and he left a will). Per various clues, this Thomas Brown was PROBABLY out of the same overall Brown family as the above-mentioned Daniel Brown (Daniel Brown came into the Orange/Culpeper Co., VA area from Essex Co., VA, and Daniel died about 1747). I have seen some records (unsubstantiated by me) that claim that the father of the Thomas Brown in Lunenburg/Mecklenburg was an earlier Thomas Brown who was born in the early-1700s. Could this Thomas Brown in Lunenburg/Mecklenburg have been the son of Mary (Oxford) Brown and her apparent Brown husband (who might have also been named Thomas Brown)? As I recall, there was also a John Brown in Lunenburg/Mecklenburg Co., VA in the 1770s and beyond, and he was the clerk of the court there. I guess that this John Brown COULD have been the other known son of Mary (Oxford) Brown.

The father of the above-mentioned Daniel Brown was a Francis Brown "II" (son of Francis Brown "I" who died in Essex Co., VA in 1691/1692), and Francis Brown "II" left a will in Essex Co., VA in 1708/1709. A Thomas Brown was the witness for that will in 1708/1709, and researchers of this overall Brown family can only assume that this Thomas Brown was a close relative of Francis Brown "I." This "earliest" Thomas Brown appeared on a list of people in Essex Co., VA in 1704, and he does not seem to have appeared in any Essex Co., VA records after the above-mentioned will, so MAYBE he moved to the Spotsylvania/Orange/Culpeper Co., VA area, well before some of the others in this overall Brown family out of Essex Co., VA moved there.

Anyway, IF Coleman Brown truly did not marry Mary Oxford (as some researchers now believe), then it must have been another Mr. Brown who married her. While there were apparently at least two unrelated Brown families in Culpeper Co., VA (as shown by DNA testing on some living male Browns who trace their roots back to Culpeper in the 1700s), IF Mary Oxford's husband was out of the same overall Brown family as Daniel Brown, a "potential Thomas Brown" is as good a guess as any as to who that husband was (and the father of the Thomas Brown in Lunenburg/Mecklenburg had to be living SOMEWHERE in the early-mid-1700s).

Any information would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

OXFORD Beverly Lyle 1919-1964

t42RoseHill — 2009-06-05 01:31:45Z

OXFORD Beverly Lyle 1919-1964

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OXFORD Winifred A and William T

t42RoseHill — 2009-06-05 01:31:32Z

OXFORD Winifred A and William T

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OXFORD Ora O and A Haney

t42RoseHill — 2009-06-05 01:31:20Z

OXFORD Ora O and A Haney

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OXFORD Joe W and Olive

t42RoseHill — 2009-06-05 01:31:07Z

OXFORD Joe W and Olive

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OXFORD John Lyle 1930-2000

t42RoseHill — 2009-06-05 01:30:49Z

OXFORD John Lyle 1930-2000

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OXFORD Janis COVEY 1932-1996

t42RoseHill — 2009-06-05 01:29:26Z

OXFORD Janis COVEY 1932-1996

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OXFORD Janis COVEY 1932-1996

t42RoseHill — 2009-05-08 12:59:45Z

OXFORD Janis COVEY 1932-1996

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Re: EDNEY OXFORD, b. Oct. 1884, Washington County, Arkansas

dottyp4 — 2008-07-28 19:14:17Z

Thank you Georgia. Edney Oxford's mother was my husbands great aunt, and everything that I have is on rootsweb. I would like to find what happened to Edney. Dorotha

Re: EDNEY OXFORD, b. Oct. 1884, Washington County, Arkansas

dottyp4 — 2008-01-21 19:18:02Z

I don't know of a connection. Edney Oxford was the daughter of Thomas Morgan Oxford and Harriet Phillips. She was 15 years old in the 1900 census in Wise County, Texas. I can't find anymore info about her. She is not burried with the family. Thanks for answering me. I wish I had more to tell you.

EDNEY OXFORD, b. Oct. 1884, Washington County, Arkansas

dottyp4 — 2008-01-15 01:15:07Z

I am trying to find Edney Oxford, born October 1884 in Washington County, Arkansas. She was in the 1900 census in Draco, Wise County, Texas. She was the daughter of Thompson and Harriet Oxford. I can't find where she married or died, but she just disappeared after 1900. If you have any info I would like to hear from you. Thank you

Re: EDNEY OXFORD, b. Oct. 1884, Washington County, Arkansas

monkey4970 — 2008-07-28 12:46:22Z

My name is georgia l miller i live in longview washington I to have been doing alot of famiy history on the oxfords but like you at the 1900 I get lost I can tell you that there was a bad fire at that time distroying alot of the records but this I am sure you alresdy know I come from a line of oxfords that are from missouri and arkansa as well I have been lost on John Plez oxford all i know is he was supposedly born on the ship comming from england around that time I would like to here from you and perhaps you can help me as well as I can help you with some of the info that I have thank you for all that you might have and your time