Pearman - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: James Marvin & Hannah Margaret Davidson Pearman

jedarnold1 — 2009-09-13 19:14:19Z

I have information on the Pearman family that moved from Wythe to Lee County VA. Willing to shared. jedarnold@verizon.net

Particularly on the family of Samuel Pearman 1798 to 1858 who married Darathula Sayers 1807 to 1857.

I am also related to the Arnold family who lived in Piney.

Joe Arnold

Re: Pearmans from England

colinchapel2 — 2009-08-30 14:05:19Z

Hi

My grandmother was a Pearman who comes from a long line from a village in Suffolk called Lavenham. If you go to the following website you are able to trace back the Pearmans to the 1750s.
http://fp.raylong.plus.com/lavenham/index.html

Sue Darnell

Re: William Pearman 1907 - 1970 African-American

BPearman53 — 2009-07-13 01:12:48Z

I'm not sure whether you still might need this but I didn't have it available before.

Good Luck !

Re: Pearman b. 1867 – 1974

Donald_Pearman — 2009-07-05 04:48:44Z

John Edward Pearman lived in Studley died 1974

Re: Ambrose Pearman b. 1826 England > MO

magratg — 2009-05-06 14:10:18Z

Diana
Am linked to Ambrose Pearman - Have you traced this line by now or would you like more info.
Kind regards
Sharon

Donald Pearman/Obituary Arkansas

LeAnnUnderwood — 2009-05-05 23:31:16Z

Donald Lee Pearman, Sr., 61 of Atkins went to live in peace with the Lord on September 30, 2008, in Conway.
Born March 25, 1947, in Pine Bluff, he was the son of the late Cloys Edward Pearman and Lula Mae Brown Pearman Rogers. He was also preceded in death by a daughter, Traci LeAnn Pearman; his step-father, Estelle Rogers; and a brother, Charles "Buddy" Pearman.
Don was a graduate of Dewitt High School, an employee of Arkansas Kraft at Morrilton for 33 years, an active member of Local Union 1965, an avid hunter and fisherman, and loved his family deeply. His family lovingly referred to him as "Big Don" due to his larger than life spirit, love and personality. May he rejoice with his heavenly father for a life well lived.
He is survived by his wife of 40 years, Linda Kay Turner Pearman of Atkins; a son and daughter-in-law, Donny Lee Pearman, Jr. and Pam of Golden, Mo.; a daughter and son-in-law, Staci Y. and Scott Duvall of Russellville; two sisters and brothers-in-law, Linda and Nath Davis of Shreveport, La., and Mary Loou and Tommy Cunningham of St. Charles; five grandchildren, Alyssa Pearman, Collin Pearman, Ella Pearman, Tyler Duvall and Austin Duvall; and two step-brothers, Ronnie Rogers of Morrilton and Jerry Rogers of Kentucky.
Graveside service and burial will be at 2 p.m. Friday, October 3, 2008, at Oakland Cemetery with the Rev. Mike Norberg officiating. Arrangements are by Lemley Funeral Service.
Visitation will be 6:30-8:00 p.m. today.
Pallbearers will be Nath Davis, Rusty Gadberry, Scott Duvall, Donnie Pearman Jr., Tommy Cunningham, Gary Kestner and Tom Herrin.
Memorials may be made to the National Marfans Foundation or the American Heart Association/Memorials, P.O. Box 1653, topeka, Ks. 66601.
Online obituary and guestbook are available at www.lemleyfuneral.com.

This information was taken from The Courier, Russellville, Arkansas,Thursday, October 2, 2008.

LeAnn Underwood

Re: John Pleasant Pearman b. Abt 1795; VA > NC

ayerss4 — 2009-04-21 23:53:42Z

I have an article from the Daily News by Van Knight. Please email me at ayerss4@forsyth.cc and I can provide information. I am seeking information about Pleasant's grandson Jorles Calvin Pearman.

George Ewart Peaman

gails37 — 2009-03-31 05:25:52Z

Hello
I am trying to get in touch with any of the descendants of George Ewart Pearman.His wife,Louise Florence Stevens was my great Aunt (andher mum was Louise Garnham)and I am trying to find out ANYTHING about her family to put the pieces of my puzzle together.I have her birth and census info from England already- it's more personal family facts the Iam trying to find.Any help appreciated. Thanks
Gail
gails37@msn.com

Re: Pearmans from England

Jaisiez — 2009-03-11 18:25:09Z

Hi, my name is Jaisie Pearman, I come from London UK.
Email: Jaisiez@aol.com

Re: Pearmans from the UK

Jaisiez — 2009-03-11 18:21:48Z

Hi, I am Jaisie Pearman, I come from London UK.
Email: Jaisiez@aol.com

Re: Pearmans in Bermuda

markpearman — 2009-02-08 23:30:07Z

Hi Peter, I would be grateful if you have any information about Pearmans from Hampshire who may have travelled to Bermuda.

My mail address is mark.pearman@bskyb.com

Many thanks

Re: Pearmans of Gillingham

caramelo28c — 2008-11-09 00:04:15Z

Hi Vyv,

This is a long shot, but my grandfather Arthur Henry Pearman had a brother called Fred Pearman (he was a red headed guy apparently). Could this by any chance be your father? I have only just started thinking about researching the family tree so I haven't got all the details on his brother/sisters yet, but he was one of eleven.

Thanks
Cara Davis (nee Pearman)

Re: Pearmans from England

caramelo28c — 2008-11-08 23:55:09Z

Hello 'Pearmans',

I can also back up Mavis on this in that there are many Pearmans in the South East of England.
My grandfather, Arthur Henry Pearman was born in Walthamstow (SE London), and I believe he was one of 11 children (2 boys and 9 girls, most of whom are no longer alive (He is now in his late eighties). I believe his father ran a betting shop in Walthamstow. They later moved out of London to Essex just before World War 2.

Whether we (Pearmans) originate from England though is something I am not certain of? Due to our looks my father is often asked if he is of German origin, whereas I am often asked if I am from Scandanavia. On the other hand my grandfather often mentions we are Jewish but in another breath says we are from France! Any suggestions welcome!

Cara Davis (nee Pearman), UK, but soon to be Australia!

Re: Looking for Pearman documents

rootsingeorgia — 2008-06-23 21:23:36Z

I know that the book quotes that Samuel is the son of Thomas. I believe that Samuel was a younger brother of |Samuel. Refer to the books by Richard Briggs on West Point.

Re: Looking for Pearman documents

Mrsoakes1 — 2008-06-23 16:59:32Z

"Two Centuries in Elizabethtown & Hardin County, Kentucky" by Daniel E. McClure, Jr. 1979 Published by Hardin Co. Historical Society.
Pg. 7, Column 2
Quote - The land in the West Point area adjoining Salt River, like much of the land in Kentucky, was granted to various persons based on their Revolutionary War services, the grants being known as Virginia Military Land Grants. The grants in the immediate West Point vicinity included 1,000 acres granted to Thomas Pearman, based on a claim made by his son, Samuel Pearman, in 1776, which ran along Salt River, and the John May grant of 308 acres, extending from Salt River down the Ohio for about a mile and consisted of all the land on which the present town of West Point is located. May was a Revolutionary War soldier and held title to many land grants in Kentucky, a number which he sold. The 308 acres were sold to Richard Bibb, who in turn sold the lot to James Young for $750.00. Young, who came to Kentucky as a young man, was to become known as "The Father of West Point," and also as the "Father of the L&N Turnpike."
William M. Withers, another Revolutionary War veteran, had a gran of 1,000 acres, which extended down to the Muldraugh's Hill. He occupied the land in 1794. The Thomas Barbour grant was for 1,000 acres and extended west from the Young and Pearman land along the Ohio River. William C. Withers, a cousin of Will M. Withers, likewise a Revolutionary War veteran, secured a portion of the Barbour grant. Like so many of the Kentucky land claims, it was tied up in litigation for many years.
The 308 acres to which James Young had title following it purchase from John May were a portion of the 1,000 acres claimed by Samuel Pearman, the legal settlement of which was a decision in the Hardin Circuit Court in 1816. The decision declared Youn the owner and also proprietor of the town of West Point since the town was laid out on his land, and that all funds from the sale of the town lots theresafter would be paid to him. These funds he continued to receive untilhis death in 1849. - end Quote

Re: Looking for Pearman documents

JJones131 — 2008-06-22 19:12:23Z

I am aware of Briggs’ work and the story that seven of the Pearman brothers served in the Revolution. However, none of the primary sources I have read (deeds, surveys, court records, tax lists, depositions, wills, military land warrants) yield any evidence that Samuel, Jesse, Randall or Nathan fought in the Revolution. If you know of any, I would love to hear about it.

Many early land ownership claims in Kentucky (1780-1820) were contested because of inaccurate or misinterpreted metes and bounds surveys, overlapping and duplicate claims, the difficulty of settling permanently because of Indian resistance to hunting lands being settled by whites, etc.
Briggs mentions one such lawsuit brought by Thomas Pearman against [his brother] Samuel Pearman. After being discharged from Rev War service in the VA line in 1783, Thomas settled in Georgia (as did William). Jefferson Co VA court records show that Samuel Pearman, who had moved to Pennsylvania and then Kentucky in the 1780s, filed for 3000 acres in military grants and exemptions in Hardin Co KY, claiming to be heir-at-law to [his brothers] John Pearman, Elisha Pearman, and Thomas Pearman, deceased Revolutionary soldiers entitled to land warrants. At least one (Thomas) was not deceased, however, and after the death in 1804 of his first wife (Esther Wills) he moved to Kentucky to challenge Samuel’s claim. In the meantime some of the land had been sold or gifted to Randall, Jesse and Nathan, the other three putative brothers who went to Kentucky. The legal battle was not resolved until 1815, when the court awarded Thomas most of the land that was left in Samuel’s possession, and ordered that Thomas pay money to Samuel (to compensate him for several decades of improving and managing the land).

Re: Looking for Pearman documents

dmctm — 2008-06-20 15:51:55Z

Hello! I would like to know the title of the other 2 books, as well as where/how to obtain copies. I am a a decendant of William/Randall/Sebert. Thanks in advance. Oh, and you can email me at dmctm1993@hotmail.com.

Cindy

Re: Looking for Pearman documents

rootsingeorgia — 2008-06-13 04:39:16Z

There are books that have documented sources on the Pearmans in KY. The book "Pioneer Settlers, and Related Families at the Mouth of Salt River (West Point Kentucky" by Richard A Briggs has a history of the Pearmans that came to KY with documentation on a lot of it. The author thinks that at least seven of the Pearman brothers that served in the Revolution. one of them, John Pearman of the VA line died at Valley Forge while serving with Washington. He died on Dec 30, 1776. He waa with the 6th VA Regiment.

Proof of Thomas Pearman Sr's service can be found in Land Military Warrant Number 2595, whereby he was given 600 acres for his service in the VA Continental Line , warrant dated Feb 23, 1784.

Mr. Briggs has written 3 books , all of which have information on the Pearman lines. If you would like the names of the other two, and where you can get them, let me know.

Don Pearman of Oakland

ncaton — 2008-02-02 19:51:20Z

My neighbor Don Pearman died a few days ago. He was 62, originally from the Pacific Northwest, loved dogs and biking. His most recent dog was Alice an Australian cattle dog or Welsh border collie (at any rate a herder)

None of the neighbors know of any family and he has been living alone for the last few years. If you know of family, please contact me at my email address that you can find by clicking on my name above.

Re: Looking for Pearman documents

JJones131 — 2008-06-11 16:51:37Z

I would be interested in the tax records you found if they are other than Hardin Co KY 1822-1828.

At least four of the eight sons of William Pearman (ca 1730-1788) served in the Rev War, but so far I have seen no evidence that the other four did. The four who did or probably did serve: Elisha, John, William, Thomas. Those who probably didn't: Samuel, Jesse, Randall and Nathan; these migrated to Ky.

Re: Pearmans from the UK

cliffordgrey47 — 2007-07-01 21:02:57Z

Hello Derek. I tried sending the picture of emily to the email address you gave me, but it keeps rejecting it when i send it to you.
please advise how to get picture to you.
Clifford.

Re: Pearmans from the UK

julesonriverpat — 2007-08-01 03:30:07Z

Hello, I am the grand daughter of Caroline Elizabeth Pearman, who was at 8 back 15 Clark Street, Suburb of Ladywood, Birmingham, where my father Robert Norman Goodchild was born on 7th November 1921.
i don't know anything yet about her family, and would dearly love to get some relatives in touch with me.
Maybe my info will help you. Regards, Julie lawrence, Glenelg North, Adelaide, South Australia.

James Gordan Pearman, Wythe Co. Virginia

JodiDew — 2007-03-19 14:05:52Z

I am looking for more information on the following person.

James Gordon Pearman born 6/14/1885 and died 1964 (buried in the Saunder's Cemetery in Wythe Co. next to his wife).

He married Flora M. Collins (10/19/1891-7/14/1910)

I think they had a son name Lucas who was born about 1902. I would like more information on him if anyone knows anything.

James was the son of James P.K. Pearman and Sarah Elizabeth Hill. Flora was the daughter of James Robert Collins and Ollie Jackson Shrader.

Pearmans buried in Red Hill Cemetery - LaRue County KY

genismyhobby — 2007-04-08 01:51:46Z

From LaRue County, Kentucky Cemeteries by Edward Benningfield. Pub. 1982 McDowell Publications, 1233 Sweeney St., Owensboro, KY 42301.
(no page numbers)

Red Hill Cem. (Original Platt Sec.)
This part of the Red Hill Cemetery dates back into the 1860's and is the second oldest section. There are about 142 platted lots in the sectiion. However ten of the lots are in this book under the previous section. There are several large and interesting stones in this portion of the cemetery.

...
Pearman, John W. - 19 Aug. 1860 - 23 May 1941 (Lot No. 125)
Pearman, Jennie - 28 March 1869 - 16 Jan. 1958 (Lot No. 125)
Pearman, Jessie R. - 1875 - 1952 (Lot No. 125)
Pearman, Della F. - 1879 - 1951 (Lot No. 125)
Pearman, Samuel N. - 1869 - 1947 (Lot No. 125)
Pearman, Margauta - 1878 - (Buried in Michigan)
Pearman, Stanley E. - 26 Sept. 1894 - 29 Jan. 1927 (Lot No. 125)
Pearman, G. E. - 2 Sept. 1862 - 29 March 1912 (Lot No. 125)
...

The above was photocopied at the Family Research Center in Salt Lake City in April 2006. The library number for this book is:
US/CAN
976.9713
V3b

Samuel PEARMAN - Will, 14 Apr 1824

genismyhobby — 2007-04-08 01:41:23Z

The following is from Hardin County, Kentucky WILLS 1793-1866. Abstract of Wills, Will Books A, B, C, D, E compiled by Mary Josephone Jones.

p. 70 - Will Book D
158-- PEARMAN, SAMUEL - Non-cupative Will, 14 Apr 1824.
Wife Nancy Pearman to have entire estate for raising her children.
Witness John Pawley, Sibert Pearman.
Recorded 3 May 1824.

Photocopied while at the Family Research Center in Salt Lake City in April 2006. The library number is:
US/CAN
976.9845
P29j

I believe there is a relationship to "my" Pearmans but have not proven that yet. My great-great-great-grandmother was Elizabeth B Pearman who married Harmon Coffman on 18 Feb 1845 in LaRue County, KY. More on that family can be found at my site: http://www.ancestors-genealogy.com/coffmanpeach/.

Note in the Thomas Pearman will just posted that one of his daughters was married to a Pawley. Was Sibert a brother? uncle? father? I have one Samuel Pearman in my records that would be about that age but the wife's name I have is Mary BACORN. Of course she could be a first wife. Hmmm. Would be interested in any information that would better define this family.

Thomas PEARMAN Will - 10 Jan 1825

genismyhobby — 2007-04-08 01:35:21Z

The following is from Hardin County, Kentucky WILLS 1793-1866. Abstract of Wills, Will Books A, B, C, D, E compiled by Mary Josephone Jones.

p. 80 - Will Book D
158-- PEARMAN, THOMAS, senr. - WILL, 10 Jan 1825.
Wife Mary Pearman.
Children Edith Pawley, John Pearman, Thomas Pearman junr, Hugh Pearman, Harry Pearman, Eliza Pearman, Jonas Pearman, Pressly Pearman, Louisa A. Pearman, Samuel Pearman.
Executor wife and Jonas Gray.
Witness Waters F. G. Lansdale, Gideon V. Preston.
Proven 7 Dec 1829.

Photocopied while at the Family Research Center in Salt Lake City in April 2006. The library number is:
US/CAN
976.9845
P29j

I believe there is a relationship to "my" Pearmans but have not proven that yet. My great-great-great-grandmother was Elizabeth B Pearman who married Harmon Coffman on 18 Feb 1845 in LaRue County, KY. More on that family can be found at my site: http://www.ancestors-genealogy.com/coffmanpeach/.

Bayliss Pearman

speell — 2007-12-08 13:46:02Z

I have one mention of a Balice Pearman who married an Alice E Bailey, daughter of G W Bailey, in Hardin Co, KY 6 November 1871.

pearman family

nanisline — 2008-03-03 23:01:29Z

My name is Charles Weldon Oliver Pearman. My dad was Aubrey Weldon Pearman. He had one brother, Marlin. Their father was Pleman Oliver Pearman, who had at least one brother who settled in another state. Grandpop Pearman lived his entire live in Blont Co. Alabama

Re: Bayliss Pearman

rootsingeorgia — 2007-12-09 06:16:56Z

There are several books written by a man named Richard Briggs of West Point, Hardin Co., KY that has lots of information on this family. It includes census records, wills, marriages and some information about where they went from here and where they came from. Bayliss is in the books.

This family was in VA before the Revolution.

Re: Looking for Pearman documents

rootsingeorgia — 2008-03-04 06:27:29Z

Did you ever get your proofs? Sebert was in KY.

Re: pearman family

rootsingeorgia — 2008-03-04 06:15:46Z

My Mother was born in Blount Co. AL to Charles Webb Pearman and Joisey Malinda Mann Pearman in 1896. My grandfather had a cousin named Floyd Pearman and one named Wiley Nichols. Are you familiar with any of these names?

There was a Weldon Pearman in GA in the early 1800's, Is there a connection there? His father was William Pearman and he died in Madison GA in 1816. He was a Revolutionary Soldier, but not my family. My William Pearman lived in Halifax NC and died there in 1800. His sons came to GA. and that is my line. My grandfather came to Blount
Co from Floyd Co. GA.

Barbara Freeman Davis
barbjd@bellsouth.net

Re: Pearmans from England

rootsingeorgia — 2007-02-12 05:34:25Z

Johnnie Walker, Does that apply to the Pearmans that came to America in the 1600's?

Barbara

Re: William Wiley Pearman

rootsingeorgia — 2007-06-11 05:32:02Z

All messages on this board are a year or more old. Anyonw with a William Wiley Pearman please reply.

Barbara J.
Davis

Re: Pearman settling in Missouri???????

rootsingeorgia — 2007-10-08 00:35:06Z

Are you referring to the Pearman that moved from KY to IN? and then on to MO? More than one group moved west. Please write to me directy at barbjd@bellsouth.net nd tell me exactly what you need. Have we been in touch before?

Barbara Freeman Davis

Pearman/Pierman, Elizabeth, b. 1904 St. Joseph, MO

kifu — 2007-12-14 17:12:46Z

Her mother's name might have also been Elizabeth. She married Eugene Pratt in about 1930. She died in 1961, Tacoma, Washington.

She made have been the ward of a George Brower/Bower.

Anything from anyway appreciated!

Judy

Re: James Pearman\Perriman; Wythe County, VA

LCole25886 — 2008-05-26 13:55:38Z

Yes, Lorenzo Dow Cole who was my late husband's grandfather seems to have been "taken in" by the Pearman family. They all worked at the Lead Mines. Lorenzo Dow Cole listed James Pearman as his father on his marriage record.

Pearman b. 1867 – 1974

annie850 — 2008-04-25 19:19:28Z

Looking for Frank Pearman b. 1867 – 1949 Lutley, Worcs married
Annie Hodgkins (b. 1872 Kinver) on 14 Dec 1891 Chaddsley Corbett.
Children: George Pearman
Mary Pearman
Robert Pearman
Joe Pearman
James Pearman
Charles Pearman
John Edward Pearman 9 Aug 1901

I'm particularly interested in John Edward Pearman who lived at Studley, Warwickshire who married Dorothy Waldron 1932 Trimpley.

Annie

Re: James & Mary A. Allen Pearman

beltramm — 2008-01-28 00:09:42Z

Hello M.A.
I am not on aol any longer. My new email is peggybeltrame@yahoo.com
My dad found a picture of a young boy in overalls. The name on the back is John Erwin Branson. I can not find his name in any of the family records. Do you know who this might be?
I would be happy to send the picture to you.
Looking forward to hearing from you.
Peggy Branson Beltrame

Re: Pearman settling in Missouri???????

DianaWebbSearle — 2007-11-03 05:11:32Z

Thanks so much for info. I really appreciate it. Haven't had much to go on and any info is so greatly appreciated.

Re: Pearman settling in Missouri???????

dmctm — 2007-10-06 04:21:57Z

Hello! If you still have the information on Hardin and Lucinda (Seifers) Pearman, I would like to obtain and exchange information. Thanks.

Re: Don Pearman of Oakland

milleratokad07 — 2008-03-10 21:40:28Z

Mr. Pearman was my mothers half- brother. We never met or talked but, I am very curious because of genealogical interest. If you could please respond with any thing you know about my uncle I would sincerely appreciate it.

Thank You,
Karen Miller

Re: Pearman settling in Missouri???????

dbs4955 — 2007-11-02 18:33:52Z

Hardin Pearman 1810-1860s m. 6/19/1832 Lucinda Seifres (b.1811)

40Hardin,KY58: M:20-30(1-Hardin) F: 20-30(1-Lucinda)

50Hardin,KY348: Hardin-40,Lucinda-39,Saml-17,Sarah E-12,William-10,Susan M-7,John T-4, Martha F-1

60Harrison,IN454: Hardin-45,Lucinda-44,Sarah E-21,Wm-19,Susan M-17,John T-15,Martha L-12,David C-7

70Mississippi,MO353: Lucinda-58,Susan M-24,John-22,Martha H-20,David C-13

I may have more information, but will have to check.

Dave Schade
dbs99@aol.com

Sebert Pearman, Sarah Nichols Marriage Record

Mrsoakes1 — 2007-06-10 20:55:11Z

From the Breckinridge Co. Archives, Karen Schafer, archivist;
"We have no original marriage licenses before 1852. Our early records were lost in a fire in 1958. We did have a compiled record for some of the earlier records, I have enclosed what we have for Pearman-Nichols."

Transcription of Breckinridge Co., KY Marriages
from Bonds & Bk 1, Pgs. 1 to 54 May 1800 - Aug 1817
Page 20, Item 43:
Pearman Scebert.................Jan'y 14, 1815
Nichols, Sally................M Feb. 15, 1815

Re: Otis Pearman

Mrsoakes1 — 2007-06-10 20:40:59Z

I have this information

Re: Looking for Pearman documents

Mrsoakes1 — 2008-03-04 14:54:13Z

I believe I found the tax records for Sebert & Randal. However I have not found any proof of relationship.

Re: Looking for Pearman documents

Mrsoakes1 — 2008-06-11 17:30:17Z

I only rented the Hardin Co. LDS Film 1822-1828. This resulted in proving that Randle did not pay taxes after 1827 nor was he listed in the census of 1830. His son Sebert paid taxes in Hardin Co. through 1828, but by 1830 he was in Vermillion Co., IN.

I have had a difficult time finding docs or help in getting docs mailed to me when I do locate them so progress is slow. I put this line aside after a year of such difficulties.

I only have 6 children for William & 4 children for Randle.
I believe you are correct about the Rev. War service. I think the land that was originally obtained in the KY area was a land bounty for service and Randle was not one who served. I am curious if he did sign an oathe?

If you have addl. information I would be very interested. As stated before scraps of info are so hard to come by.

Leslie Pearman

marylouchandler1 — 2007-07-27 21:10:00Z

Hi i am trying to trace the ancestors to my grandfather Leslie - Father Charles Sidney Pearman b. 1883 Marr who married a Florence Dodgson in thirsk 1909. His father is as far as i can trace can you help in anyway?, i did think i cracked it but i got completly the wrong family and wasted about 10hours of work.
any help would be grateful

Re: Pearmans from the UK

pleggedeborah — 2007-12-08 01:31:14Z

My grandmother's name was Lillie E. Pearman and her father was Bayliss Pearman. Bayliss's family was all from Kentucky, but Bayliss married and moved to Missouri. Later, the family moved to Illinois, and my grandmother was their last child. She was two when her mother died, but Bayliss did not die until 1929. I have some information on the family{I know they started off in Virginia} but I am always interested in learning moreabout the family.Do stay in touch.Deborah Plegge

Re: James Pearman\Perriman; Wythe County, VA

rockgrl522 — 2008-05-26 03:57:23Z

This is Carla, you emailed me several times concerning James M Pearman that lived accross from your husband Lorenzo Cole. Do you have any more information

Re: Pearman; NC & VA

rockgrl522 — 2008-05-26 03:43:33Z

I am a Pearman from South Western Va. My Great, Great Grandfather married a lady Sarah from North Carolina, I dont know from what part.