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PARTLOW Sam E and Rita M

t42MountOlivet — 2009-11-06 16:40:54Z

PARTLOW Sam E and Rita M

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 209,323 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.

Mary Partlow b abt 1800 CT, d 1884; spouse of Conrad Keyser

MarcusPartlow — 2009-11-05 20:03:23Z

Portrait and Biographical Record of Kalamazoo, Allegan & Van Buren Counties Michigan, Chicago: Chapman Brothers, 1892.

Mary Partlow b abt 1800 CT, d 1884; spouse of Conrad Keyser
Names: Keyser, Lusk, Partlow, Engel, Parmalee

Page 721 +
ALBERN KEYSER. Among the prosperous and respected citizens of Kalamazoo County, we take pleasure in writing the life history of this gentleman, who is making his home on section ten Oshtemo Township. Conrad Keyser is the name of the father, and he was a native of Pennsylvania where he was born in 1795. His father came from Germany and participated in the Revolutionary War. He died when Conrad was seven years of age, and the lad was then bound out. After serving his employer one year, the neighbors took him away on account of ill treatment. He then worked out until 1812, when he enlisted in the war of that year, going as a substitute, and after serving his time he re-enlisted. He was taken prisoner by the British at Charlotte, on Lake Ontario, but was soon exchanged. From the army he went into Canada and worked in the woods. He was married to Miss Mary Partlow, a daughter of the Rev. Mr. Partlow, a Connecticut minister. The wife died when eighty-four years old, in 1884. She had a wonderful memory and could read well at eighty years of age. Mr Keyser did not remain in Canada long, but moved back to New York State and, settling in the western part, located on one hundred and twenty acres of timbered land and lived in that place until 1829, when he removed to the town of Cambria, Niagara County. He lived there a number of years, but previous to his death, which occurred in 1875, when he was eighty years old, he sold out and moved fifteen miles north of Detroit, Mich.
The subject of this sketch was born October 29, 1819, in Niagara County, N. Y.,and was one of a family of four sisters and six brothers. When twenty one years old, he left the parental roof and started out in life on his own account. September 20, 1840, in Niagara County, N. Y., Mr. Keyser was married to Hannah M. Lusk, a sister of John J. Lusk, of whom a sketch is written elsewhere in this book. He farmed in New York at first, but, in the year 1855, came to Michigan and, arriving here June 6, located in Texas Township, Kalamazoo County, on section 5. Finally he moved to his present location in Oshtemo Township on one hundred and sixty acres of land on section 10; he also owns twenty acres on section 14, in Almena Township, Van Buren County.
Five children have been born to our subject and his estimable wife, only one of whom is now living: Edward James, aged thirty-three years, is married to Rosa E. Engel, a daughter of John and Amelia Engel, farmers of this township. George W. was the name of the oldest son, who lost his life while engaged in his country's service. He enlisted in the Eighth Michigan Cavalry in 1862 and participated in a large number of battles, the most noted being Knoxville. He had a horse shot from under him at Pulaski and was consequently taken prisoner, but while on parole the war closed. He then went to work in the mills and lost his life by straining himself in lifting, causing hemorrhage of the lungs. Arabelle and Isabelle (twins) came next, and Charles. The second-named died in infancy; Arabelle was married, and died at the age of thirty-three years, leaving three children, who were reared by their grandparents and were Ida May, who married Mr. Parmalee and resides in Alamo; Maud and Claude (twins), aged fifteen years, and now living with their grandparents. Charles died when three years of age.” end

Note: I have not yet determined the parents of this Mary PARTLOW.

Re: Miles PARTLOW and Suke PARTLOW

MarcusPartlow — 2009-10-31 18:46:36Z

In my database of African American Partlow genealogy I show two “Miles” but no “Suke” Partlow:

Miles Erwin PARTLOW born May 1871 SC, [a son of Leroy PARTLOW b 1821 SC and Ellen b abt 1838 SC]. This Miles married, abt 1890 Emma b Mar 1834 SC and they had eight children including Miles PARTLOW b abt 1904 at Bethel Township, York Co., SC. This family of Miles, Emma and son Miles appear on the 22 April 1910 census at Bethel Twp., York Co., SC.

Alma Florence CARMEAN b 18 Jan 1876 Highland Co., OH d 14 Jul 1960 Hamilton Co., IN

MarcusPartlow — 2009-10-26 21:59:57Z

Anderson Harold (Anderson Indiana) 15 July 1960:

“Mrs. Alma F. PARTLOW, 84, of 2007 Walnut Street, died at 1 PM Thursday in Saint John's Hospital. She was born at Greenfield Ohio 17 Jan 1876, a daughter of Garrett and Hannah CARMEAN. Forty-five years ago she came here from Noblesville.
Her husband, Aaron D. died in 1934.
Mrs. Partlow was a member of the Womens Relief Corp and the Rebekah Lodge.
Survivors include: two sons, Clarance Partlow near Anderson, and Carl Partlow of Frankton; eight grandchildren, thirteen great-grandchildren.
Friends will be received in the Brown and Butz Funeral Home after 2 PM today. Services will be conducted in the funeral home at 2:30 PM Saturday by the Reverend Wallace Deyo of Noble Street Methodist Church. Burial will be in the Chester Cemetery, Westfield.” end

This is Alma Florence CARMEAN, b 18 Jan 1876 Fairfield, Highland Co., OH, a daughter of Garrett and Hannah [NAGLEY] CARMEAN of OH and Hamilton Co., IN. Alma married 6 Nov 1900 to Aaron D. PARTLOW, a son of William and Mary [ ? ] PARTLOW of Hamilton Co., IN.

Re: Partlows of SC, TN, MO

chaddsanders1 — 2009-10-22 06:10:44Z

Tracie, I am little unclear on what information you are looking for. Your Grandmother was my Aunt. There is a large group that have found each other. Let me know and I will get you in contact.

Hope all is well,

Chadd

George Partlow - about 1800

dhazvt — 2009-09-27 23:49:40Z

Hi:

I have a George Partlow, possibly born Canada, who married Susan Hunkins 22 Oct 1822 in Johnson, Lamoile, Vermont. Have been trying for years to find his parents.

Thank you,
Dot

Re: I have Partlow Bible Entries

yeoman2158 — 2009-09-27 18:56:24Z

Please send a copy of the Parlow's to yeoman2@comcast.net
I'm looking for John Partlow 1821 died in Lawrence MA, married Sarah Perkins born 1828 in Sandwich New Hampshire died Lawrence MA in 1901.

Re: I have Partlow Bible Entries

yeoman2158 — 2009-09-27 18:55:20Z

Please send a copy of the Parlow's to yeoman2@comcast.net
I'm looking for John Partlow 1821 died in Lawrence MA, married Sarah Perkins born 1828 in Sandwich New Hampshire died Lawrence MA in 1901.

Alpha Partlow b.1867 Kansas USA. Dtr.of Stephen M. & Lydia A.(nee Crandal)

jmccaul_1 — 2009-09-22 04:27:56Z

Alpha Partlow had a child b.@1887, born supposedly in Cowley County,Kansas state, who was known as Frank McGraw,(or other variations such as- Franklin Patrick Owen) but am unable to locate a marriage for Alpha to a McGraw. Maybe they were'nt married?

I do know Alpha possibly married? a Charles Stroud/Strout, probably in Kansas, but they moved to Portland, Oregon area at some time in Frank's youth, as I believe Charles worked for a lumber Company somewhere around Kelso or the Oregon/Washington border area.

I do know Alpha's parents, Stephen & Lydia were married in Grant Co.,Wisconsin, where two of Stephen Partlow's,female Partlow cousins married some McGraw's, but at this stage I can find no connection to any of these McGraw's. Stephen & Lydia, moved to Kansas, where some of the children were born and finally living in Portland, where they died in 1905 & 1919 respectively. Alpha may have already been living in Portland, with Frank, when she met Charles Stroud/Strout.

Alpha's other siblings were - 1. Alice (m. Brown) 2.Phebe (m. Addison Sleeth) 3. George (m. Wolf) 4. Rena 5. Clarence.

I dearly would love to know where my Frank McGraw came from & whom his McGraw father was. Also, when/where Alpha died, and under what surname?

I also seek any info on Alpha's brothers' & sisters' , their marriages, children etc. or any connection with these families whatsoever.

Re: PARTLOW FAMILY WEB SITE

yeoman2158 — 2009-09-21 05:50:54Z

Hello,
I am searching for my namesake Delphine Rose Partlow (could be Rose Delphine) born in 1861 either in Vermont or Canada. Daughter of John Partlow Born 1-8-1821 in Canada died in Lawrence MA 1892, and Sarah Perkins Born 4-7-1828 in New Hampshire died in 1901 in Lawrence MA.
Thanks
Deborah Dell

Re: George Franklin Partlow b 30 Apr 1871, a son of George M. and Martha [Osborn] Partlow

MarcusPartlow — 2009-09-20 21:54:30Z

Downloaded from books. google.com:

M W Pershing, History of Tipton County, Indiana, Indianapolis: B.F. Bowen & Co., 1914.

Page 588 & 589
"GEORGE F. PARTLOW.

With comparatively little early education and few advantages in life except those wrung by his own force of character, no man in Tipton county has been more prominent as a successful agriculturist and none occupies a more conspicuous place in the esteem of the public as an intelligent and progressive citizen than the well-known gentleman whose brief biography is herewith presented. Genial and courteous, he makes friends wherever he goes, while his industry and sound business methods have won for him success. Personally he is a firm and true friend, and he occupies a conspicuous place in public esteem.

George F. Partlow, the owner of two hundred and forty acres of rich farming land in Jefferson township, Tipton county, Indiana, was born near Marion, Grant county, this state. May i, 1871, the son of George M. and Martha S. (Osborn) Partlow. George M. Partlow was reared in Noblesville and there received his education. He was a soldier in the Civil war, being a member of Company I, Thirty-ninth Indiana Volunteer Infantry, serving for three and one-half years in that memorable conflict, being attached to the Army of the Cumberland and taking part in a great many of the most important battles of the war. He was the father of four children. James R., George F., Joseph C. and David A.

The old Reynolds school house was the scene of the subject's first endeavors to acquire an education, and by studious attention to his books, in spite of the rather meager facilities afforded by the schools of that time, Mr. Partlow acquired a fairly good education, which he has since supplemcnted by reading and close observation, becoming a well informed man of definite and decided opinions. For twenty years he worked out at farm labor and as a result of careful economy and wise management he was then in a position to purchase land of his own, his present splendid landed estate standing as a monument to his well directed efforts. If ever man deserved that good American appellation of "self-made man," Mr. Partlow is eminently entitled to bear it, for everything he possesses in this world is the direct result of his own labors.

Mr. Partlow has been twice married. His first wife was Mrs. Elizabeth (Samuel) Schmehi, whose first husband was deceased and who had one child, Alice, by her former marriage. By the subject's first marriage he 'became the father of three children, Flora, George and Mora. Mr. Partlow's second wife was Pearl M. Blessing.

In political affairs, the subject gives a loyal and active support to the Democratic party, although he has never been disposed to seek political preferment for himself, being content to do his full duty in casting his bal- 'lot in support of the men and principles which he deemed right. Mr. Partlow is one of the most substantial citizens of Jefferson township and is practically the "architect of his own fortune," his example through life being well worthy the imitation of the younger element. Broad minded, patriotic and public-spirited, he has always taken a leading part in the advancement of the growth and prosperity of his township, and has done much toward aiding public works and improvements." END

Re: Partlow Family Bible

bobpartlow1 — 2009-09-19 03:17:55Z

Sarah Edwards 1829-?, of KY was my great grandmother. I can't find husband, my ggfather. Milton Omer Partlow 1881-1949, and his brother, Franklin Pierce Partlow 1882-1976, were her two sons. They were born and raised in city of Huntington,Cabell County, WV

Re: Partlow Family Bible

bobpartlow1 — 2009-09-19 03:17:05Z

Re: I have Partlow Bible Entries

BobWalls72 — 2009-09-12 11:34:11Z

Would you please post the names and dates here at this site so all can see and be able to gather the information. Then if we see a true connection, we can request a copy. This would save you in the mailing of the papers to everyone.

Re: I have Partlow Bible Entries

donlynn96 — 2009-09-11 23:30:50Z

I would love to get a copy. My regular email is lynnzaxser at hotmail.com. Thank you.

Lynn Thornton-Conner

Dorothy Partlow Crawford (1764 - ca.1840+) Spotsylvania Co., VA

JamesStrain — 2009-09-11 15:15:55Z

I descend from Dorothy (Dorothea/Dolly) Partlow who was born in Caroline Co, VA, then lived in Spotsylvania Co., VA. She was married to Christopher Crawford. I would like to know the source of the information that I see posted regarding her children (William and an unnamed Fiddler) on Rootsweb's World Connect. I see that some is from a DAR application, however, I wonder if the two people (listed below as sources) are active Partlow researchers, or if anyone could point me to any books or references that could help identify the source of location and the "fiddler" mentioned below.

Here's what I see posted:

Name: Dorothea Partlow
Given Name: Dorothea
Surname: Partlow
Sex: F
Birth: 15 Jun 1764 in Caroline Co., VA
Fact 1: Moved to Georgia 1
Fact 2: Also listed as Dorothea

Children
William L. CRAWFORD b: WFT Est. 1782-1805
Noted Fiddler CRAWFORD b: WFT Est. 1782-1805
Sources:
Title: Notes from Miss Bessie Partlow of Liberty Tx

Sources:
Title: Murrel Partlow Conversation, 4/20/1998

Thank you very much!

Jim

Lillie Belle PARTLOW b 3 May 1858 Vermilion Co., IL d 29 Aug 1940 Champaign Co., IL m 8 Sep 1881 to Frank Orville SALE

MarcusPartlow — 2009-07-26 19:34:44Z

Frank Orville SALE b 18 Jul 1856 IL, d 10 Apr 1941 Champaign Co., IL m 8 Sep 1881 Lillie Belle PARTLOW.

Biographical Record of Champaign County, Illinois, Chicago: S.J. Clark Publishing Co., 1900.

“FRANK O. SALE, D.D.S., is one of the leading members of his profession in Champaign county, and in Urbana, his native place and present home, he stands especially high. But not alone in a business sense is he deserving of credit, for everything which tends to upbuild and benefit the town and his fellow citizens receives his earnest support.

Rev. John Sale, the paternal grandfather of the Doctor, a son of Anthony Sale, was a native of Virginia, and was a minister of the early Methodist Episcopal church in that state. At an early day he removed to Ohio, where he took a very active part in the organizing of the denomination, and, finally settling near Piqua, Miami county, served as presiding elder for many years, and was the founder of the first Methodist class in Cincinnati. His death occurred January 9, 1827. He had married Nancy, daughter of Frederick Bonner, of Virginia, and her death took place in Green county, Ohio, February 5, 1865. Her father had located in the Buckeye state in 1802 and became the owner of about two thousand acres of land situated in the " military tract." There he developed an excellent homestead and reared a number of children to lives of usefulness.

Rev. F. B. Sale, father of our subject, was born in Green county, Ohio, June 9, 1821, and during his early manhood was engaged in agriculture. In 1853 he came to Illinois, and in 1862 he enlisted in the defense of the Union, as a member of the One Hundred and Twenty-fifth Illinois Infantry. Bravely performing every duty that fell to his share, he was finally promoted to the place of captain, and in that capacity won fresh laurels. The untold hardships and exposure incident to army life made serious inroads upon his health and necessitated his resigning from the service, but he continued to act the part of a devoted patriot, and aided materially in securing recruits for the Federal forces. In 1866 he was ordained a deacon in the Methodist church at Bloomington, and that year was agent for the American Bible Society, traveling in several Illinois counties. In 1871 he was ordained as an elder by Bishop Scott, at Jacksonville, Illinois, and for many years
thereafter he labored actively and efficiently as a minister of the Gospel. During his early residence in this state he was a member of the firm of Campbell, Ater & Sale, of Urbana, later located upon a farm in the northwestern part of this county, and since 1893 has been a resident of Fisher, Champaign county. On the 11th of October, 1899, he and his estimable wife, whose maiden name was Maria Cramer, celebrated the fifty-fifth anniversary of their marriage. She is the daughter of Solomon and Keturah Cramer, of Green county, Ohio, and by her marriage she became the mother of eight children, namely: Willie G., Edwin Cramer, Charles E. , John A., S. Bonner, Frank O., James P. and Fannie M., all of whom are living.

The birth of Dr. Frank O. Sale took place in Urbana, July 18, 1856. He was reared to agriculture and pursued his elementary studies in the district schools. Later he taught for several years, meeting with success, and at length he commenced the study of dentistry under the tutelage of Dr. Briton, of Champaign. In 1880 he opened an office and began the practice of his chosen profession at Rantoul, where he remained for two years. Thence going to Huron, South Dakota, he was actively engaged in dental practice for twelve years, in the meantime rising to a high place in his chosen field of labor. For years he was an honored member of the State Dental Society, of which he was president, secretary and treasurer at different times. He also held the appointment of Governor Melette to a place on the state dentists' examining board for five years, and in all of these official capacities proved himself eminently efficient. A great student, he neglects no opportunity for self-improvement, particularly along the lines of dental science. Politically, he uses his franchise in favor of the Republican party.

The marriage of Dr. Sale and Lillie, daughter of Jesse and Rachel (Davison) Partlow, formerly residents of Vermilion county, Illinois, took place September 8, 1881. Her mother, who died in 1876, aged forty-nine years, and her father, whose
death occurred August 22, 1898, were devout and life-long members of the Methodist Episcopal church. Her sisters, Mary, Ann, Jennie, Ida and Cora, and her brother
Frank are married. Mrs. Sale was a successful teacher in the public schools of Potomac, Illinois, for several years prior to her marriage. The Doctor and wife are the parents of four children, namely: Edna M., a member of the senior class of the Urbana high school; Charlie Partlow; Dwight O., and Cora Virginia. They are active members of the Methodist Episcopal church, the Doctor being a steward, and teacher in the Sunday school, while his wife also teaches and renders material assistance in the various departments of church enterprise. They are highly esteemed by all who know them, and their place in local society could not easily be filled.” End

James M. PARTLOW b 11 Apr 1824 VA, of Oregon

MarcusPartlow — 2009-07-23 20:39:32Z

Hines, H. K. "An Illustrated History of the State of Oregon." Chicago: Lewis
Pub. Co. 1893. p. 969.

"HON. JAMES M. PARTLOW

An honored Oregon pioneer of 1850, now residing at Hillsborough, was born
in Virginia, April 11, 1824, a son of Virginia parents. Elijah Partlow, his father, was a soldier in the war of 1812, and Nancy T. (White) Partlow, his mother, was a daughter of Colonel William White, who served as a colonel in the Revolutionary war. Some time after their marriage, his parents moved to Tennessee, and later went from there to Texas. In the latter State they spent the rest of their lives, and died, the father at the age of sixty-five years, and the mother in her fiftieth year. Of their family of eight children only two survive, Mrs. Barlow and the subject of this sketch. The latter was educated in
his native State, and resided with his parents until their death.
In 1847 Mr. Partlow enlisted to serve in the Mexican war, under Colonel Sterling Price, and was all through that war. He participated in the campaign on the Rio Grande, was in several hard-fought battles, and made some air-breadth escapes. The fiercest contest was the battle of Tause, in which Company K, to which Mr. Partlow elonged, lost one-eighth of its men. On one occasion he, with nine others, was detailed to take care of a number of horses of the company in the mountains, and while there they learned that the Mexican Rangers were coming to attack them. Our young friend and his party knew if they were taken it would be sure death. He was chosen commander of their number and undertook to lead them from the mountains to the American army. On the way they had to go down a steep mountain side that was covered with snow, on which the horses were unable to retain their footing. He ordered the men to take the bridles off, leave the saddles on, and drive the horses out on the slanting mountain side. The horses, as soon as they reaches a place where the slant becomes abrupt, fell and on their sides went sliding down the mountain, at the foot of which they were caught and re-mounted. Reaching a Mexican town further on, they demanded food, but were denied it. The order was given to cock and trail arms, and in this way they bravely rode through the town. Later, they had to swim their horses across the Rio Grande, and at midnight, while still pressing forward, heard in English the words "Halt! Advance and give the countersign!" and were overjoyed to learn they had reached the outpost of the
American army. During this journey they subsisted on a small allowance of parched corn. At the close of the war Mr. Partlow was honorably discharged at Fort Leavenworth.
In 1850 the subject of our sketch hitched up two yoke of cows, and in company with Mr. James Austin, crossed the plains to Oregon. When they reached the Cascade mountains they found 100 emigrants, men, women and children, whose journey had been impeded by mountain snows. Mr. Partlow and his partner passed them, made their way on to Oregon, there loaded pack animals with provisions and with volunteers from Oregon returned to render the emigrants assistance. After their arrival in the valley, Mr. Partlow's pocketbook contained just 30 cents. In Oregon City he met and became acquainted with Mr. John Rogers, at whose home he remained two months. In the spring he went to Yreka, California, where, in partnership with his brother-in-law, Judge White, he engaged in mining, which enterprise proved a successful one. During his mining experience the largest piece of gold he found was about the size of a turkey egg. Previous to his coming West, Captain Partlow had had some experience in boating on the Missouri river, and while he was in the mines, Captain Brazell, the great steamboat man of that day, wrote him to come to Oregon City and run the Oregon. This he did. After running this vessel some time he took command of the Gazelle, and later, was engaged in steamboating east of the mountains, on the Columbia and Snake rivers. After a most successful career as a steamboat captain, he turned his attention to investments in land, in which he also met with marked success. Realizing the fact that Vancouver, British Columbia, was bound to grow, he obtained letters of recommendation from Ladd & Tilton, of Portland, and First National Bank of East Portland, went to Vancouver and made purchases of real estate, the recent increased values of which prove the wisdom of his foresight.
The Captain now has large real-estate holdings in Portland and various other places on the Pacific coast. His home is one of the prettiest little cottages in the city of Hillsborough, and in it, retired from active business, he is
spending the evening of his useful life.
On the 5th of November, 1871, Captain Partlow was married to Mrs. Louisa Barrett, of East Portland, widow of John Barrett. The Captain and Mrs. Partlow have one son, James William.
Captain Partlow has been a life-long Democrat, but is now independent in
his political views. In January, 1874, he was elected a member of the Oregon State Legislature, from Washington county, and while in the Legislature he served the interests of his constituents to the best of his ability and in a manner that reflected credit on himself. He is a good representative Oregon pioneer of 1850. Long may he continue to enjoy life in the State of his choice and adoption." end

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Submitted to the Oregon Bios. Project in March 2006 by Diana Smith. Submitter
has no additional information about the person(s) or family mentioned above.

Re: John Strawsell of Redwood Co., MN, spouse of Laura Partlow a daughter of David Lake Partlow

MarcusPartlow — 2009-07-15 00:07:42Z

I have located John Strawsell [spouse of Laura A. PARTLOW] on the 1850 census with his parents in OH:

1850 United States Federal Census
about John Strassell
Name: John Strassell
Age: 15
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1835
Birth Place: Germany
Gender: Male
Home in 1850(City,County,State): Green and Delhi, Hamilton, Ohio
Household Members:
Name Age
Ritte [sic] Peter Strassell 50 farmer b Germany
Mary Strassell 49 b Germany
Peter Strassell 25 farmer b Germany
William Strassell 22 farmer b Germany
Nicholes Strassell 18 farmer b Germany
John Strassell 15

Source Citation: Year: 1850; Census Place: Green and Delhi, Hamilton, Ohio; Roll M432_686; Page: 499; lines 12-17 Image: 516.

It is more likely they are all from Alsace Lorraine, France then Germany.

Re: William Partlo and Ann Palmer of Noke Oxfordshire ENG

MarcusPartlow — 2009-07-04 22:30:27Z

A post to a family tree at Ancestry.com shows the birth date of Ann PALMER to be 27 Sep 1795 at Noke, Oxfordshire, but on her 1851 census her birth place is shown as "Peasmore, Berkshire."

The same source at Ancestry.com shows the marriage information of William PARTLOW and Ann PALMER to be 12 Oct 1817 at St. Aldgate, Oxfordshire, England.

Re: Joseph PARTLOW, b 29 Jan 1822 Oxfordshire, a son of William and Ann [PALMER] PARTLOW

MarcusPartlow — 2009-07-04 22:18:19Z

This is the information found for the 1851 and 1861 census for Joseph and James PARTLOW, sons of William and Ann [PALMER] PARTLOW:

Re Joseph PARTLOW b29 Jan 1822 Lower Heyford, a son of William and Ann [PALMER] PARTLOW – FamilySearch.org Ancestral File # AFN: 28JK-95

1.Joseph m abt 1842 at Colsworth, Co. Oxford to Mary COOPER b abt 1821 Colsworth, Co. Warwick.
2.1851 census: Joseph and Mary [COOPER] “PARTLO” household, 1851 England census, Woodward's Lane, West Bromwich, West Bromwich, Staffordshire, England.
a. Joseph Partlo b abt 1823 at Cansett, Oxfordshire, laborer in forge.
b. Mary b abt 1822 at Colesworth
c. Elizabeth b abt 1843 at Colesworth.
d. Jacob b abt 1845 at Staffordshire, Hedfoot
e. Maryann b abt 1850 at Staffordwhire, West Bromwich
3.1861 census: Joseph and Mary [COOPER] PARTLOW household, 1861 England Census, 39 Green Lane, Walsall, Walsall Foreign, Staffordshire, England.
a. Joseph Partlow, b abt 1822 at Calcot, Oxfordshire, laborer.
b. Mary b abt 1822 at “Polesworth”, Warwickshire.
c Elizabeth b abt 1843 at “Polesworth”, Warwickshire, “Servant out of situation.”
d. Jacob b abt 1845 at Arford, Oxfordshire, laborer.
e. Mary Ann b abt 1849 at West Bromwich, Staffordshire.
f. Joseph b abt 1851 at West Bromwich, Staffordshire.
g. Clara 14 days old, b at Walsall, Staffordshire.

Re: James PARTLOW b 21 May 1820 Lower Heyford, Oxfordshire - Ancestral File #: LS9L-RM & LS9L-SS.

1.James married 9 Nov 1841 at Lee Marston, Co. Warwick to Hannah Ann DAY, b 2 Apr 1820 Lee Marstan.
2.1851 Census: James and Hahhah are in the home of James widowed father, William: William Pratley (sic) PARTLOW household, 1851 England census, Ensham, Witney, Oxfordshire, England.
a. William b abt 1784 Crawley, Oxfordshire, Ag laborer.
b. James b abt 1823 Crawley, Oxfordshire, Ag laborer.
c. Hahhah b abt 1827 Crawley, Oxfordshire
3.1861 Census: James and Hannah [DAY] PARTLOW household, 1861 England census, No. 7 Chester Road, Erdington, Aston, Warwickshire, England.
a. James, age 41 b at Heyford, Oxfordshire, gardener.
b. Hannah age 41, b at Lea, Warwickshire.
c. Ann age 18? b at Heston, Warwickshire.
d. Joseph, age 14, b at Whichham, Warwickshire.

Re: Horatio N. Partlow, b. abt 1839, son of David and Sarah [HEIR] PARTLOW

MarcusPartlow — 2009-07-04 19:41:58Z

I'm not sure this is the Horatio N. PARTLOW you are seeking, but you may want to check it out:

Horatio Nelson PARTLOW: b c 1839 “Bas Canada” per 1851 census.

1.Ancestral file # 1ZS1-2J9
2.Horatio m c1860 Sarah Elizabeth PARTLOW, [b c 1839 VT], a dau of Samuel and Olive [ALEXANDER] PARTLOW of VT
3.Son of Horatio and Sarah [PARTLOW] PARTLOW b c 1860: Albert Nelson PARTLOW AFN:1ZS1-2KH
4. This appears to be Civil War service of Horatio: Downloaded from the Internet at Vermont Civil War: http://vermontcivilwar.org/units/ar/descend.php – "Partlow, Horatio Nelson, Brandon, VT, enl 12/17/61, m/i 12/24/61, PVT, 2nd VVLAB, pow, Jackson LA, 8/3/63, Andersonville, receipted for 4/21/65, tr to 1st VHAC, 3/1/65, m/o 5/18/65, 2nd great-grandfather of Kenneth E. Partlow, Yreka, CA"
5. Son of Horatio and Sarah [PARTLOW] PARTLOW b c 1862 Charles Horatio PARTLOW.
6.Horatio appears with his parents on the 1851 census at Missisquoi Co., Quebec, Canada. Cited below.
7.This Horatio is a son of David and Sarah[HEIR]PARTLOW,; David is son of Orman Ransom and Sarah Elizabeth [HALL] PARTLOW, Orman is a son of John and Elizabeth [PALMER]PARTLOW.

David and Sarah [Heir] Partlow household, 1851 Canadian Census, St. Armond West, Missisquoi Co., Quebec, Canada [East], The Generations Network, Inc., 260 West 4800 North, Provo, UT, USA 84604, Ancestry.com, Census Role C-1127, District 16, Sub-District: St. Armond West, Sub-District Number 221, Schedule A, page 5, line 15

Re: Martha PARTLOW b 27 Aug 1829 Lower Hayford, Co. Oxford, a dau of Wm. and Ann Palmer PARTLOW

MarcusPartlow — 2009-07-03 00:34:00Z

Yes, I believe your research is correct:

Martha Partlow b 27 Aug 1829 at Lower Hayford, Co. Oxford, England [cite: Ancestry.com family tree = Middleton Family Tree by EFTWTS73.]

Martha is Ancestral File number: AFN: LS9L-XH

1.Martha appears on the 1841 census with her parents William “PARTLOE' and Ann at Lower Hayford.
2.William PARTLOW is Ancestral File number: AFN:LS9M-LW
3.Ann Palmer is Ancestral File number: AFN:LS9L-RM

I have substantial additional information if you are interested.

Re: Adelia Marie Partlow, b. 3 May 1852 to David and Sarah [HEIR] PARTLOW

MarcusPartlow — 2009-07-03 00:08:53Z

Gene, it is nice to see you are still working on the Partlow line. Here is the information you requested:

Name: Delia M. Partlow b 3 May 1852 “Eastern Canada.”
Name variation 3 May 1852: Adelia Maria Partlow

1.See FamilySearch.org Ancestral file # 1TT4-VX5 for Delia/Adelia
2.See her with parents on the 27 Jun 1860 census as Delia M. Partlow, cited below.
3.See her with parents on the 11 Jul 1870 census with parents, cited below.
4.Her father is David PARTLOW [Ancestral file # 1TT4-VVQ] b c 1799 “Bas Canada” per 1851 census cited below/1800 “Eastern Canada.” per 1870 census cited below. David d c 1896 at Portland, Ionia Co., MI. [sorry I have no citation for this death date.] David's parents are Orman Ransom PARTLOW and Sarah Elizabeth HALL. Orman's parents are John PARTLOW and Elizabeth PALMER.
5.David m abt 1826 in Canada Sarah HEIR. Ancestral File # 1TT4-VWX . B abt 1805 Canada d aft 1870 perhaps Eagle Twp., Clinton Co., MI. I have not yet determined her parents.

David and Sarah [Heir] Partlow household, 1851 Canadian Census, St. Armond West, Missisquoi Co., Quebec, Canada [East], The Generations Network, Inc., 260 West 4800 North, Provo, UT, USA 84604, Ancestry.com, Census Role C-1127, District 16, Sub-District: St. Armond West, Sub-District Number 221, Schedule A, page 5, line 15

David and Sarah [Heir] Partlow household, 27 July 1860 US population census, Mud Creek post office, Eagle Twp., Clinton Co., MI, The Generations Network, Inc., 260 West 4800 North, Provo, UT, USA 84604, Ancestry.com, National Archives film roll M653-540, page 0, image 113, dwelling 864, family 792, lines 20-29

David and Sarah [Heir] Partelow household, 11 jul 1870 US population census, Wacousta post office, Eagle Twp., Clinton Co., MI, The Generations Network, Inc., 260 West 4800 North, Provo, UT, USA 84604, Ancestry.com, National Archives film roll M593-669, page 497, image 439, dwelling 181, family 181, lines 39 & 40 +1-3

I have additional information. You may contact me at mpart74960@aol.com

Erva / Irva [PARTLOW] RUTLEDGE, a dau of William Albert and Hattie [HICKS] PARTLOW

MarcusPartlow — 2009-07-21 23:49:33Z

This is what I have on the daughter Irva: Erva E. PARTLOW b 19 Mar 1894 Salem, Dent Co., MO d Dec 1977 Joplin, Jasper Co., MO. [see FamilySearch.org – IGI.] m [date unknown] George E. Rutledge. I'm sorry I don't show a source.

This establishes Erva's marriage to Rutledge as the birth date is the same as Erva PARTLOW:
Social Security Death Index
about Erva Rutledge

Name:
Erva Rutledge
SSN:
489-68-7078
Last Residence:
64801 Joplin, Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Born:
19 Mar 1894
Died:
Dec 1977
State (Year) SSN issued:
Missouri (1973)

Although the names are spelled incorrectly, here are Erva PARTLOW and spouse George E. Rutledge shown as Erva and J.E. Brundidge on the 1920 census with his parents.

1920 United States Federal Census
about Erva Brundidge [Erva [PARTLOW] RUTLEDGE]

Name:
Erva Brundidge
[Erva Rutledge]
Home in 1920:
Prairie, McDonald, Missouri
Age:
26 years
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1894
Birthplace:
Missouri
Relation to Head of House:
Daughter-in-law
Spouse's Name:
J E
Father's Birth Place:
United States of America
Mother's Birth Place:
United States of America
Marital Status:
Married
Race:
White
Sex:
Female
Able to read:
Yes
Able to Write:
Yes
Image:
539
Neighbors:
View others on page
Household Members:
Name
Age
B Brundidge
58
Jennie Brundidge
50
J E Brundidge
33
Erva Brundidge
26
Paride Brundidge
19
Margaret Brundidge
1

1900 United States Federal Census
about Evey Partlow – IOOF [independent Order of Odd Fellows] home

Name:
Evey Partlow
Home in 1900:
Liberty, Clay, Missouri
Age:
5
Birthplace:
Un
[Unkn]
Race:
White
Ethnicity:
American
Gender:
Female
Relationship to Head of House:
Inmate
Father's Birthplace:
Un
Mother's Birthplace:
Un
Marital Status:
Single
Residence :
Liberty Township (South Half), Clay, Missouri

1900 United States Federal Census
about Iva Partlow IOOF [Independent Order of Odd Fellows] Home

Name:
Iva Partlow
Home in 1900:
Liberty, Clay, Missouri
Age:
7
Birthplace:
Un
[Unkn]
Race:
White
Ethnicity:
American
Gender:
Female
Relationship to Head of House:
Inmate
Father's Birthplace:
Un
Mother's Birthplace:
Un
Marital Status:
Single
Residence :
Liberty Township (South Half), Clay, Missouri

1910 United States Federal Census 28 April 1910
about Ervie Partlow res at the “Odd Fellows Home”
Name:
Ervie Partlow
[Irva Partlow]
Age in 1910:
16
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1894
Birthplace:
Missouri
Relation to Head of House:
Inmate
Home in 1910:
Liberty, Clay, Missouri
Marital Status:
Single
Race:
White
Gender:
Female

1910 United States Federal Census 28 April 1910
about Ina Partlow res. At the “Odd Fellows Home”

Name:
Ina Partlow
[Iva A. Partlow]
Age in 1910:
17
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1893
Birthplace:
Missouri
Relation to Head of House:
Inmate
Home in 1910:
Liberty, Clay, Missouri
Marital Status:
Single
Race:
White
Gender:
Female

1910 United States Federal Census
about Irva Partlow 26 April 1910 the girls with their mother & step-dad.

Name:
Irva Partlow
[Iva Partlow]
[Irva Blanchard]
Age in 1910:
16
[17]
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1894
[abt 1893]
Birthplace:
Missouri
Relation to Head of House:
Daughter
Father's Name:
Henry W
Father's Birth Place:
Tennessee
Mother's Name:
Hattie W
Mother's Birth Place:
Missouri
Home in 1910:
Joplin Ward 2, Jasper, Missouri
Marital Status:
Single
Race:
White
Gender:
Female
Neighbors:
View others on page
Household Members:
Name
Age
Henry W Blanchard
55
Hattie W Blanchard
41
Marie Blanchard
9
Irene Blanchard
8
June Blanchard
6
Christy Blanchard
4
Edward Blanchard
1 1/12
Cleveland Malcore
21
William Malcore
19
Ira Partlow
17
Irva Partlow
16

Jacob PARTLOW b abt 1837 Rush Co., IN d 3 Jan 1909 Effingham Co., IL spouse of Maria Wilson

MarcusPartlow — 2009-03-04 00:35:14Z

I would like someone to confirm or correct for me that the Jacob PARTLOW that appears on the Illinois Statewide Death Index Pre-1916 [http://www.ilsos.gov/GenealogyMWeb/deathsrch.html] as:

Name of Deceased: PARTLO, JACOB -----
Date: 1909-01-03 -----
City: Effingham -----
Age: 75 Years -----
Sex: Male -----
Vol.: 3 -----
Page: 353 -----
Certificate No.:not shown -----
County: Effingham -----

is the son of Jacob Newton and Mary [HALLECK]PARTLOW of Rush Co., IN and Clark Co., IL. Note that this son Jacob appears on the 1900 census as divorced in the home of his widowed daughter Mary [PARTLOW] COX in Johnson Twp., Clark Co., IL. Although Clark County is not next to Effingham County it is very close by. [Mary Partlow m James Cox 5 Jul 1885 at Crawford Co., IL.]

I'd appreciate your opinion.

Marcus Partlow
mpart74960@aol.com

Re: William Partlow married Ninna Lanning

MarcusPartlow — 2008-06-29 22:35:51Z

Dennis, Here is some more information I've found on William and Ninna [Lanning] Partlow:

Your Grandpa Oney Lanning appears with sister Ninna and other siblings in the 1900 census of their parents, Amos A. and Clara [Johnson] Lanning at Rapid River Twp., Kalkaska Co., MI. see:

Amos and Clara [Johnson] Lanning household, 15 June 1900 US Population Census, Rapid River Twp., Kalkaska Co., MI, MyFamily.org, Provo, UT, Ancestry.com, National Archives film roll: T623 721; Page: 7A; Enumeration District: 85, dwelling 96, family 96, lines 1 – 9:

Amos Lanning born Mar 1850 OH, dad b OH, mom b OH, occupation – wood chopper
Clara [Johnson] Lanning b sep 1851 OH, OH, OH, married 30 years mom of 8; 8 living
Lawrence Lanning b Jul 1880 OH, wood chopper
Calvin Lanning b Sep 1883 OH, wood chopper
Oney Lanning b Apr 1886 OH
Lillie Lanning b Jun 1889 OH
Homer Lanning b Aug 1892 OH

Other children of Amos and Clara not with them on the 1900 census but shown with them on the 1880 census at Benton, Paulding Co., OH:

Annie Lanning b 1871 OH
Sarah b 1873 OH
“Minnie” aka Ninna Lanning b Jul 1876 OH

Ninna Lanning married 27 Apr 1892 at Paulding Co., OH to William “Paetton” [sic] PARTLOW. See:
Liahona Research, online Ancestry.com, Jordan Dodd, Ohio Marriages, 1803-1900, (Provo Utah), copyright 2001.

This William Partlow is a son of Jacob and Mary Ann [Barnheart] Partlow, and william appears on the 1880 census with his father at Jefferson Twp., Jackson Co., OH.

On the 1900 census William Partlow and Ninna Lanning appear at Forest Home Twp., Antrim Co., MI with children Alvin S b 1893, Lilly V. b 1896, and Joseph Partlow brother of Wm.

Alvin appears on the 1930 census in Detroit, Wayne Co., MI married with 2 children:

Alvin b 1894 MI, dad b OH, mom b MI, - works in auto plant
Grace M. b 1896 MS, AL, MS, married to Alvin 5 years, m previously at age 17.
Evelyn G. b 1924 TN, dad b MI, mom MS
Frances L. b 1923 TN, Dad b AL, Mom MS
note [ This appears to indicate that Frances is from the prior marriage of Grace as the father of Frances is born in AL, whereas the father of Evelyn, Alvin, is shown as b in MI (Although Alvin was most likely born in OH.)]
A public member family tree posted at Ancestry.com indicates that Alvin died at Detroit 24 Jan 1931, and Alvin's spouse to be Grace Kennedy a daughter of Robert Caleb Kennedy and Annie B. Craig. Grace b 22 May 1895 Houston, Chickasaw Co., MS; d 22 Nov 1990 Ft. Pierce, FL. Al/Grace shown with one child: Frances Lee Partlow b 20 sep 1922 Memphis, Shelby Co., TN. [still living]. Frances m, probably in TN to Carl Lynn SMITH b apr 1923 Rosemark, Shelby Co., TN, d 13 Apr 1973 at Memphis, Shelby Co., TN. Frances and Carl are indicated as having “living Smith Children.” - These are the descendants of Ninna Lanning and William Partlow you are looking for. This information for Alvin, and daughter Frances Partlow and Carl Smith was posted by a person whom you may want to contact for further information at email address bette1969@aol.com

David Lake PARTLOW m Eleanor JONES 8 Jan 1827 Franklin Co., VT

MarcusPartlow — 2008-06-25 19:40:39Z

Monica, It appears that the David PARTLOW to whom you refer is David Lake PARTLOW b 8 Sep 1803 at VT or Canada, the son of Ebenezer and Thankful [ ] PARTLOW of Stanbridge Twp., Missisquoi Co., Quebec, Canada. David m 8 Jan 1827 at Highgate, Franklin Co., VT to Eleanor JONES. They lived in Franklin Co., VT, then St. Lawrence Co., NY and Dakota Co., MN where she d 22 Sep 1863. David then moved to Rice Co., MN where he m abt May 1866 to Frances Lucretia FRAZER b abt 1850 in MO. David and Frances appear on the 1880 census at Paxton, Redwood Co., MN. He d 11 Jun 1889 at Rice Co., MN and Francis d 20 Nov 1891 Rice Co., MN.

I have yet to find any relationship between David and James Partlow/Eleanor Vandyke.

I have substantial additional information on Davids ancestors and descendants.for those interested. You may also wish to look at my posting of this family at GenCircles.com.

Marc Partlow
mpart74960@aol.com

William F. PARTLOW, son of Benjamin and Hannah/Catherine/Kate Partlow of Wayne Co., WV

MarcusPartlow — 2008-06-25 18:32:11Z

This William F. PARTLOW is a son of Benjamin P. and Hannah aka Catherine/Kate PARTLOW of Wayne Co., WV and Lawrence Co., OH. Wm appears on the 1880 census with his widowed mother, Kate and his siblings Edward/Edgar C. Partlow b 9 Apr 1877 and Eda M. Partlow b abt 1879. I cannot locate Wm. F. Partlow after the 1880 census.

Edgar/Edward C. Partlow moved to Lawrence Co., OH where he married 24 June 1903 Bessie C. MEYER, a daughter of Lewis and Ruth A. [Bailey] MEYER. Bessie died 7 Jan 1913 and Wm married second on 23 June 1915 to Dorothy M. BURKE. He died 27 May 1927 in Lawrence Co, OH and was buried 29 May 1927 at Woodland Cemetery. Dorothy is a widowed head of household on the 1930 census in Ironton, Lawrence Co., OH. She states her father was born in VA and mother born in England.

I have some additional information for those interested.

Marc Partlow

Partlow marriages in greater London, England

MarcusPartlow — 2008-06-15 20:30:26Z

Source Information:
Ancestry.com. Pallot's Marriage Index for England: 1780 - 1837 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2001. Original data: The original paper slip index, from which this database was created, is owned by The Institute of Heraldic and Genealogical Studies, Canterbury, England.

Description:
Pallot's Index to Marriages covers all but two of the 103 parishes in the old City of London, England. Information available includes: spouses names, marriage date and parish of marriage. The dates span the time from 1780 to the onset of General Registration in 1837. The more than 1.5 million marriage entries come mainly from London and Middlesex, but also include entries from 2500 parishes in 38 counties outside of London-many not available in other sources. Also included are several records from counties in Wales.

Specific dates, if available, are added from the free databases at FamilySearch.org.

Martha Partlo
John Benbow
13 Oct 1825
Drayton Parslow Buckinghamshire

Martha Partlow
John Benbow
1825
Drayton Parslow Buckinghamshire

Wm Partlow
Ann Dagard
1813
Southwark

Wm Partlow
Jane Hughes
1787
Southwark

Felix Partlow
Sarah Phillpot
1790
St George In The Borough

Wm Partlow
Elzth Simmonds
20 Mar 1808
Southwark

Martha Partlow
Richd Snnott
1780
Southwark

Wm Partlow
Sarah Thornton
9 Jul 1810 at St. Thos.
Southwark

Sarah Partlow
Wm Wheeler
1793
St George In The Borough

Fras Partlow
Hannah White
1794
Quinton

Partlow??
Parslow??

Sarah ALLEN spouse of Landon T. PARTLOW

MarcusPartlow — 2008-06-11 20:22:40Z

The above Mrs. Sarah Ann PARTLOW is Sarah N. ALLEN, b 30 May 1858 Fairfield Co., SC spouse of Landon T. PARTLOW, whom she m about 1879. Most of their children were born in Marion Co., TN. For additional information on this family see my posting to GenCircles.com, and the International Genealogical Index at FamilySearch.org.

Mrs. Sarah Ann PARTLOW d 31 Mar 1949 Santa Monica, Los Angeles Co., CA; b abt 1861 Charleston, SC; "of" Colbert Co., AL

MarcusPartlow — 2008-06-10 22:40:35Z

While cleaning out some old stuff from my parents, I came across a few 1949 papers and have typed up the obituaries before throwing the papers away. I hope that someone will be looking for information on this person. Here is the obituary I found for Sarah Ann Partlow:

Thursday, March 31, 1949
Evening Outlook, Santa Monica, CA

Sarah Ann Partlow
Funeral services and burial will take place in Sheffield, Ala. For Mrs. Sarah Ann Partlow, 88, who died Tuesday night after a long illness.

Mrs. Partlow was born in Charleston, S.C. but spent most of her life in Sheffield. She came to Santa Monica in September 1946, to make her home with her daughter, Mrs. J. T. Curry, 242 21st Street.

She is survived by four daughters, Mrs. Curry, Mrs. L. Junker, Mrs. C. L. Bryan, all of Santa Monica, and Mrs. J. Reeder, Arkansas City, Kan., and one son F. W. Partlow, Sheffield.

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Re: Other Related Lines

dabney — 2008-07-01 19:46:55Z

Lucy Crocker Abney is my line.I will get with you later on what we can share. Do you have a photo of Stanton? email me direct @ dmabney@gmail.com Thanks

Re: I have Partlow Bible Entries

kayyamada — 2009-03-02 23:04:26Z

Hello,
I'm looking for information about my 2 great grandmother Frances Partlow born 1796 d 1892 in Quebec. She married William Dalgliesh and they lived in Huntingdon, Quebec. If your information ties in at all with these facts, I'd really appreciate hearing from you as I haven't had any luck finding out where she was born, where/when they married, who her family were.

Marzee Partlow of San Marcos, TX 1917

drbrownlee — 2008-09-07 00:58:47Z

Marzee is pictured in the 1917 Pedagogue, yearbook of Southwest State Normal School in San Marcos, Texas. She is a junior. I'm not kin but thought this might help others.

Horatio N. Partlow, b. Quebec, d. VT 1922

PamWoodWaugh — 2009-02-17 00:16:40Z

Looking for info on a Horatio N. Partlow b. ca 1835 Quebec (not to be confused with the Horation Partlow b. VT about the same time).
His mother was Maria M. TRYON. He was in Bombay, Franklin Co, NY in 1850, living with his uncle and aunt Daniel B. SMITH and Susan TRYON SMITH. I think he was the same one reported in St Lawrence Co, NY as having died in 1922 at Salisbury, Addison Co, VT...but not sure. His wife was Sarah M, also b. Quebec

Oris Partlow, b.abt 1880, lived Indianapolis, IN

margerice1 — 2009-03-27 04:39:37Z

I have an original oval studio portrait in a 5”x7” frame, identified as “Oris Partlow – Jan 7, 1900”, which I’d like to get back to descendants or family members. Photo was taken in Indianapolis (Marion Co.) IN, and he looks to be about age 20.

I found an Orris Portlow in the 1900 Indianapolis census, born Jan 1881, a blacksmith, living with his mother, Martha A. Partlow. There is an ORA Partlow, with Feb 1881 birthdate, also living in Indianapolis, son of William H. and Arrina E. Partlow.

Get back to me at margerice@prodigy.net if you are related to “Oris” Partlow.

Re: Elijah Partlow b 28 Oct 1775 & William White, Patriot of the American Revolution

jnremeta — 2009-07-15 19:44:11Z

Leslie,

I would love to compare info with you! My line is Elijah/Elisa, Benjamin, John II, John I. I noticed however that Elijah and Frances Menefee also named a son Elisa. I have some varying information on an Elisa S. Partlow, and am wondering if anyone has middle name or middle initial information? If anyone has additional Partlow information on this line that they wouldn't mind sharing I would love to take a look. And am happy to return the favor!

Monsieur Partlow, b.19 Aug 1879, d. 22 Mar 1954

jnremeta — 2009-05-25 01:28:57Z

I am searching for more information on the parents of Monsieur Partlow who was born 19 Aug 1879 and died 22 March 1954. He resided in South River, Warren, Virginia most of his life (Browntown), and is buried in Prospect Hill Cemetery in Front Royal, Virginia. I have hit a wall with finding out more information regarding his parents, I only have info that his mother's name MAY have been Mary.

I'd also appreciate any information that might be had regarding his wife, Mary Nellie Updike/Partlow who was born around 1887 in Virginia as well.

I appreciate any information anyone can share!

Partlow Bible Entries Still Floating Around?

jnremeta — 2009-06-29 23:24:04Z

Does anyone happen to have a copy of the Partlow bible entries that were mentioned on an older thread (older being about four years ago)? I've just started my research but would love a chance to see if these have any correlation to the Partlows in our family.

Re: Other Related Lines

lenee_benz — 2008-07-01 18:08:58Z

Sidney Stanton Crocker is my great great grandfather by way of his son Charles Franklin Crocker. Who are you descended from ?

Re: Adelia Marie Partlow, b. 1852

rebeccaridgeway — 2009-06-22 01:42:21Z

Dear Gene,
If you pass this way again, let me know. I am a descendant. My name is Carter: cartermous@embarqmail.com.

I found one of your posts on rootsweb years ago but could never catch up with you....and had just received a photo of whom I believe is Adelia, her husband and 5 children. Let me know. Maybe we can find the parents.

Adelia's sister my be my gggm. It's the best clue yet.
Thanks

Re: Partlows of SC, TN, MO

djmeyer1 — 2008-03-21 13:05:10Z

Yes, this Mary Malinda Arnold is the sister of our great-great grandmother, Sarah Jane Arnold. Malinda was the daughter of William and Eleanor Arnold and married Anthony Darrow in Laclede County, MO in 1856.

Re: Partlows of SC, TN, MO

djmeyer1 — 2008-03-21 13:00:18Z

Hello! I would be interested in sharing family information with you. I assume your Malinda Arnold is the Mary Malinda Arnold who was born in Rutherford Co., TN in 1838 and married Anthony A. V. Darrow in Laclede County, MO on 14 July 1856; she is the sister of my great-great grandmother, Sarah Jane Arnold Partlow. If you like, you can contact me directly at joanbusiness-genealogy @ yahoo.com.

Re: Washington Partlow

dianaljordan — 2008-04-03 01:44:39Z

Hi there

I have quite a bit on this family - contact me at dljordan1@yahoo.com

Re: Edward Earl Partlow, son of Edward F. Parlow, brother of Edward P. Thomason... Vinton, Ohio

Alpartlow1 — 2009-02-12 01:35:59Z

My grand fathers name was Miles Partlolw and his Aunts namee was suke Partlow whom he went to Gastonian North Carolina to Bring To Baltimore .His mother had died when he was a young child. The Partlow familt t hat I am talking about is African American and I am Also researching ancesters. My grandmother told me that They came from England many years ago but she recieved a letter before she pass back in 1995 ab out someone who wanted to write a book about the Partlows

Re: Further Partlow Information

bobpartlow1 — 2009-02-14 01:52:15Z

I am the grandson of milton omer partlow 1881-1949) who went blind in his 40's. there was a Porter in the family
(sister?) His brother was Franklin Pierce Partlow who had bad eyes. Their mother was Sarah Edwards , from KY (1849- ) widowed from their father in Huntington, cabell county west va

Re: Nancy Partlow, b Spotsylvania Co., VA, d 19 Nov 1879 Ross Co., OH m Robert Lee Carter WILLIAMS

fhsleuth — 2009-05-08 23:29:02Z

I am descended from John Partlow and Mildred Ballinger through their daughter, Nancy Ann Partlow, and her husband, Robert Lee Carter Williams. Do you have information to share on this family?

Re: I have Partlow Bible Entries

fhsleuth — 2009-03-10 09:08:14Z

I am very interested in the Partlow Bible Entries. Would you please send me copies at fhsleuth@gmail.com. Thank you.

Re: Washington Partlow

Falcon2391 — 2008-03-31 19:56:27Z

Hello, I was wondering if you found out anymore about the Partlows in southern Ohio. My wifes grandfather was from southern Ohio. His name is William David Partlow. His father was Eli Partlow, mother was Augusta P. We have a family tree listed on Ancestry.com under Davis family tree. She has a few George Washington Partlows in her ancestry.