Peyton - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Peytons In Oregon.

richardpayton — 2009-11-12 04:25:53Z

Ruben's wife was Ora Herron, not Ora Kerby; my apologies.

Richard Payton

Re: Peytons In Oregon.

richardpayton — 2009-11-12 04:12:50Z

Are you asking about the family of Ruben E. Peyton, born in Clark County, Indiana in September 1856, died in Jackson County, Oregon Dec. 2, 1947? There is a great deal of information on Ruben in the trees posted at ancestry.com, including his diary, where he identifies his parents and grandparents, and goes through his early life.

Reuben descends as follows (this is the family the Peytons of Virginia II (2004) identifies as the CX line):

4 John Peyton, b c 1750; m Charlotte _____
5 Micajah, b 1775, m Christianna "Teny" Shouse
6 Elijah Peyton, b ca 1799, Kentucky; m Eliza Robertson
7 Charles R. Peyton, b abt 1833; m Nancy Elizabeth Hastings
8 Ruben E. Peyton, b Sept. 1856, IN; m Ora Kerby

We have tested a descentant of Micajah in the Payton/Peyton Surname Y DNA Project, and found his DNA to match that of the family of Philip Payton (the C line in Peytons of Virginia II) who immigrated to Virginia as an indentured servant in 1665. Given that match, the Micajah descent is thought to be:

1 Philip Payton, b Gloucester 1644; m Mary Rush
2 Valentine Payton, b c 1680, Virginia
3 John Payton, b c 1727; m Susan Lunsford
4 John Peyton, b c 1750
5 Micajah Peyton, b 1775, m Christianna "Teny" Shouse

So, what info are you seeking? It would help if you let us know what you already have, so we would know what else to point you towards.

Richard Payton
Volunteer Administrator, Payton/Peyton Surname Y DNA Project

Peytons In Oregon.

relucas81 — 2009-11-10 22:50:16Z

Looking for anyone with information on the Peytons that ended up in Jacksonville, Or.

Re: Irish PEYTON families

janicesbrown — 2009-10-26 02:05:00Z

I have a Booth/e Family, that I am certain has connections
to Leitrim - Payton/Peyton family. I saw a family - Henry
Peyton whom married a Mary Ann Finley and wondered if that may be part of the connection? Any ideas?

Thomas Booth/e married Mary Bannon
they came from Ireland to Canada - Shefford Co. Quebec
all children except Jane were born in Shefford, Quebec Canada
They named their children
Jane
Mary Ann
Eliza
Payton/Peyton
Finley/Finlay
Johnstone
John
Martha

PEYTON Mary REYNOLDS 1858 1933

t42PilotGrove_GraysonCoTX — 2009-10-22 15:43:42Z

PEYTON Mary REYNOLDS 1858 1933

DaveStrickland photographed this gravestone in the Pilot Grove Cemetery, Grayson Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 208,545 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

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Joseph Peyton. from Dublin

susieg1951 — 2009-10-14 13:31:49Z

My Grandmother mentions a Joseph Peyton who was her Great Grandfather coming over here from Dublin.

Does that name mean anything to anyone.

Please get back to me if you can help me.

Re: Clarence G. Peyton

barrypryor22000 — 2009-09-16 01:09:37Z

Clarence G. Peyton, (Guy) was my father-in-law. He passed away last July. My wife, (Guy's daughter), and I would love to see the photos.

Barrypryor22000@yahoo.com

Mollie Pauline Peyton

JeanCihalTomas — 2009-08-23 15:45:32Z

looking for information on my grant grandmother Mollie Pauline Peyton. Brazos Co., Millican, Texas,

you can email me at vjc45@ykc.com

thanks, jean

herburt m peyton

justin_cool258 — 2009-08-18 17:03:48Z

hi i was researching my great grand father Herburt M Peyton all i know is he served in world war 1, married a violet noseworthy and had 13 kids.i would greatly aprececiate any and all info on him

P.s. born and died in newfoundland

PEYTON Alva I and Sarah Vivian

t42MountOlivet — 2009-08-10 01:13:30Z

PEYTON Alva I and Sarah Vivian

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Christina Peyton or Payton bn *1861 ,married Thomas J Entwisle bn 1856

mcshelka1 — 2009-07-22 02:14:41Z

Looking for Peyton or Payton married Entwisle. Chrisina last noted in census 1930 living with son Harry wife Gladys in Detroit -- widowed? Do not know where Thomas was how died, etc.
They had 5 children, Margaret bn 1888, Hazel bn 1891, Mabel 1895, Robert bn 1897 and Harry 1899.

Re: Peyton/Benson of Burnet & Brazoria Texas 1880-1930

albenson2000 — 2009-06-29 23:02:31Z

In addition to the marriage of Thomas E. Benson and Mary Elizabeth (Mollie) Peyton, they had 5 children. Three children were living in 1900, Arthur C. 1886, Thomas L. 1898 and Eva Josephine 1900. Arthur C. Benson was living in Houston, Harris, TX in 1930 with one son, Perry M. and his mother Mary E. Benson. Any help on the family of Bensons would be greatly appreciated. I am specifically interested in the middle name of Thomas E. Benson and hope a descendant of this family line might have the answer. I am a descendant of William Ussel Benson, Thomas E. Benson's older brother. The "E" may be a very important clue to the ancestry of this Benson line.

Peyton/Benson of Burnet & Brazoria Texas 1880-1930

albenson2000 — 2009-06-29 22:25:34Z

I am trying to contact anyone who might have descendants of the Peytons and Bensons of Burnet & Brazoria counties in Texas of the time period 1880-1930. More specifically, I am searching for descendants of Thomas E. Benson who married Mary Elizabeth (Mollie) Peyton.

Re: William Peyton, 1718-1792

johnhorsfall — 2009-06-29 16:48:12Z

Jesse Enlow Peyton, who provided the info to Hayden, was William's grandson, and the son of Stephen Peyton (b. 1756).

Mary Peyton/Beverly/Keeble/Whitby

cristineclarke — 2009-06-14 02:43:20Z

Trying to figure out if Mary Peyton is the same Mary Keeble or Mary Beverly or Mary Whitby who was the widow of George Keeble. Did she marry Robert Peyton 1668 Any and all help appreciated. she appears in my tree too many times to be true! Cris

Re: Peytons of Kentucky

hdavey — 2009-05-06 03:57:43Z

According to "The Peytons of Virginia II" (2004)and Peyton Book Additional Data, Ransford and his wife Sarah (Sarho) CORNELIUS [Long] had a son Harmless b. 1821 m.1) Nancy Onan, and 2) Rachel Downey. No daughters are shown as marrying an O'Nan. The 2004 book lists Ransford's parents as Charles and Lettice "Letty" Ransford, b. 1745, d. 1828 Franklin Co., KY, not Letty LONG.
louise, please send me the dates and places of birth, marariage, and death of your descent from Catherine Derringer together with any available sources. I would like to psot this line in the Peyton Book Additional Dats section of the Peyton MyFamily websire. Also, if you send me your email address, I will send you a book coupon for the 2004 booke which contains a wealth of information on the Peyton family.

Re: William Peyton, Soldier of the Revolution, son Craven

hdavey — 2009-05-06 02:45:36Z

Louise, According to "The Peytons of Virginia II" (2004), William Peyton born 1753 Loudoun Co., VA married Mary Ross 1786, served as a Private in the Rev War; was Captain 1808. They had a son Craven born 1794 Jefferson Co., KY, who married Sally Fleming Paine.

Re: William Peyton, Soldier of the Revolution, son Craven

Louann739 — 2009-05-05 19:17:24Z

Hello, I am a descendant of the Peyton/Payton lines who settled in Virginia and Henry and Franklin Counties, KY..

I have some info., on a William Payton born in Virginia {no birth date} died Jan 12 1831 in Cininnati, Hamilton Co., Ohio. Served in the Rev. War in VA. Pvt. served six mo., in Company commanded by Capt. Hickim Tottam in Reg., Command by Gen. George Washington. {no date noted in papers} Widow drew penison after his death. Widows name was Catherine Barnhast or Barnkast Payton md Sept 2, 1802. She filed in Iowa.

Source: Revolutionary War Hertiage Quest Online via local library: Series: M805 Roll: 638 Image: 705 File: R8020 Page: 1 of 8. I now know this is not the William you are searching for. I have a William Payton md to Mary Ross in my computer files but nothing on him being in the Rev War.
Sorry, I could not be of more help.

Louise Ralston Brown

Relationship of Margarett A. Hamilton Peyton with the Jesse P. Day family

RfHOUSTON — 2008-12-19 16:31:38Z

Can someone tell me what the relationship was between the Day and Hamilton families?

Name: Margarett A Hamilton
Age in 1860: 10
Birth Year: abt 1850
Birthplace: Kentucky
Home in 1860: District 1, Morgan, Kentucky
Gender: Female
Post Office: West Liberty
Household Members: Name Age

Jesse P Day 26 Birth Year: abt 1834 Kentucky

Mary Day 30 Birth Year: abt 1830 Kentucky

David W Hamilton 11 Birth Year: abt 1849 Kentucky

*Margarett A Hamilton 10 Birth Year: abt 1850 Kentucky

Sarrah E Hamilton 8 Birth Year: abt 1852 Kentucky

Malinda J Day 1 Birth Year: abt 1859 Kentucky

Who were the 6 Children of Francis Marion Peyton and Margaret Ann Hamilton

RfHOUSTON — 2008-12-19 16:16:47Z

I am posting all of what I know to be four (4) of the (6) known children of Francis Marion Peyton and Margaret Ann Hamilton of Morgan, Kentucky, in the hopes that someone can enlighten me as to who were their other two (2) children. Margaret Ann Hamilton noted within the 1900 census, that she had had six (6) children, all of whom were still living, at the time of the 1900 census had been taken. I can only find four of her children; does anyone know who the other two were and what their names were???????
Rhonda Warmack Houston
(rfhouston@mindspring.com)

Francis Marion Peyton
19 Jul 1846 Morgan, KY
d. 09 Nov 1923 Ezel, Maytown/ bur Kellacy, Morgan, KY
according to 1900 census married in 1872 in Morgan, KY
Margaret Ann Hamilton
b. 20 Jul 1850 Morgan, KY
d. 01 Jan 1929 Kellacey, Morgan, KY bur Kellacy, Morgan, KY.

I can find ONLY 4 of their 6 Children:

(1)Mary Susan Peyton
b. 10 aug 1873 West Liberty, Morgan, KY
who married John Black Day on 10 Aug 1893 Morgan, KY, and I have found nine (9)of their children. Both apparently from what I've been able to find, passed away in Fountain, Indiana

(2) William L. Peyton
b. Apr 1876 West Liberty, Morgan, KY
When did he pass away and where, please? Did he ever marry?

(3) Leslie C. Peyton
b. Dec 1884 West Liberty, Morgan, KY
When did he pass away and where, please? Did he ever marry?

(4) Chessy Green Peyton
b. 17 Apr 1888 West Liberty, Morgan, KY
d. 29 Jan 1962 Dayton, Montgomery, Ohio
married Lodeskey Robbins on 27 Dec 1907, Morgan, KY.
This couple had three children, three of which a few Peyton posters either don't know birth/death dates or if still living. Their youngest child, Ollie James Peyton b. 02 Feb 1914 Panthers Branch, Morgan, KY, d. 08 Sep 2004 Hillsboro, Highland, Ohio, I found to have passed away.

Again, I am posting all of this with the hopes that someone can enlighten me as to who these two other children were that made up Francis Marion Peyton and Margaret Ann Hamilton's family!!

Re: looking for info.Delmon C. Peyton

RfHOUSTON — 2008-12-19 15:35:39Z

Kentucky Birth Index, 1911-1999
about Delmon C Peyton
Name: Delmon C Peyton
Date of Birth: 30 Jun 1932
County: Morgan
Mother's Name: Lillie Gullett
Volume Number: 057
Certificate Number: 28112
Volume Year: 1932

(rfhouston@mindspring.com)

Name: Delmon C Peyton
Death: 21 February 1998 - Rowan
Residence: Morgan

Social Security Death Index
Birth, Marriage & Death
Name: Delmon C. Peyton
Birth: 30 Jun 1932
Death: 21 Feb 1998 - Hazel Green, Wolfe, Kentucky, United States of America
Civil: Ohio

Re: Mary PEYTON, b. abt. 1750 VA

hdavey — 2008-12-18 05:34:16Z

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The book lists a George W. Payton born 28 Jul 1857, a life insurance agent, who died 15 Dec 1932. He was the son of William Payton born 7 Jun 1822 Mason Co., KY, a farmer who died 5 Dec 1888 age 5 Dec 1888. William married 1) Emily Mary field 1843, 2) Letitia Harris 1870.

Harold

Orders for The Peytons of Virginia II Book and CD

The Peytons of Virginia II was printed in 2004, a two-volume, 8.5 x 11" page book containing 1,300 pages. Volume Two of the set contained over 1,200 pages of genealogical charts and indexes. The latest price was $65.00 per set.
However, the supply of Volume Two has been exhausted. Accordingly The Peyton Society is making available Volume Two in CD-ROM format, thus continuing to provide the information to Society members, libraries, researchers, and the general public.
The CD version of Volume Two is being offered together with the hard copy Volume One for only $25, a considerable savings from the $65 price of the original set. The CD version also contains Errata and Additional Data sections, which serve to update the hard copy and CD versions of Volume Two. This CD version of Volume Two is also available separately for $15.
Volume One of the set, which contains the text and over 40 illustrations, 30 of which are in color, is also available separately for only $10.
Fill out the requested information below; cut out the coupon; and mail the coupon along with your check or money order to the address indicated.

The Peyton Society of Virginia Book Committee

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The Peytons of Virginia II Book Coupon

Complete the information below and mail to:
Alta J. Ginn, Asst. Treasurer
Peyton Society of Virginia
12147 Holly Knoll Circle
Great Falls, VA 22066

Please send ____ set/sets to the address below or on a separate sheet. My check or money order ($25.00 per 2-volume set) amounting to _______made payable to The
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Re: Mary PEYTON, b. abt. 1750 VA
hdavey

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Surnames:
Garey, book coupon is given below.
The book lists a George W. Payton born 28 Jul 1857, a life insurance agent, who died 15 Dec 1932. He was the son of William Payton born 7 Jun 1822 Mason Co., KY, a farmer who died 5 Dec 1888 age 5 Dec 1888. William married 1) Emily Mary field 1843, 2) Letitia Harris 1870.

Harold

Orders for The Peytons of Virginia II Book and CD

The Peytons of Virginia II was printed in 2004, a two-volume, 8.5 x 11" page book containing 1,300 pages. Volume Two of the set contained over 1,200 pages of genealogical charts and indexes. The latest price was $65.00 per set.
However, the supply of Volume Two has been exhausted. Accordingly The Peyton Society is making available Volume Two in CD-ROM format, thus continuing to provide the information to Society members, libraries, researchers, and the general public.
The CD version of Volume Two is being offered together with the hard copy Volume One for only $25, a considerable savings from the $65 price of the original set. The CD version also contains Errata and Additional Data sections, which serve to update the hard copy and CD versions of Volume Two. This CD version of Volume Two is also available separately for $15.
Volume One of the set, which contains the text and over 40 illustrations, 30 of which are in color, is also available separately for only $10.
Fill out the requested information below; cut out the coupon; and mail the coupon along with your check or money order to the address indicated.

The Peyton Society of Virginia Book Committee

>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

The Peytons of Virginia II Book Coupon

Complete the information below and mail to:
Alta J. Ginn, Asst. Treasurer
Peyton Society of Virginia
12147 Holly Knoll Circle
Great Falls, VA 22066

Please send ____ set/sets to the address below or on a separate sheet. My check or money order ($25.00 per 2-volume set) amounting to _______made payable to The
Peyton Society of Virginia is attached.

I would also like ______ additional copies of Volume One at $10 per copy.

I would like ________ additional copies of Volume Two at $15 per CD.

Full Name________________________________________________
Street Address ______________________________________________________

City, State, Zip & Country ____________________________________________

Name and address for shipment of additional book(s) ______________________

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Re: Mary PEYTON, b. abt. 1750 VA
gnpayton Posted: 18 Dec 2008 1:43AM GMT

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i would like to know where and/or how to purchase a copy of the Peytons of Virginia book. also if anyone can help me with info on a William S? Payton b appx 1814 in Va. he is my gr, gr grandfather if my research correct, died appx 1904 in Tn. had son George Washington Payton, b appx 1863 in ky, died 1932 Ark. any help much appreciated. some census records show Peyton, we spell with a. garey payton

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Re: Peytons, Culpeper and Rappahannock Co VA

hdavey — 2009-02-05 17:26:22Z

John, Have you gone to the Payton DNA Project website, or been in touch with Richard M. Payton? This would offer a good chance of asceratining your Peyton descent.

The Peyton Sisters, Boonesborough Pioneers

johnhorsfall — 2009-02-19 00:21:19Z

I would like to hear from the Peyton family any comments on the information below as gathered from Hayden's Virginia Genealogies. Mary Peyton m. James Ellis, and her sisters Susan and Ellen m. Abram Dean and Ned Boone, respectively. All three sisters left NC to become Boonesborough pioneers in the early 1780s.

If you have information on these women or any of the other people listed below, i would be grateful to hear from you. Thanks! --Kristin Yates

"Col. Jesse E. Peyton writes me that of his father’s sisters, Mary m. James Ellis of N.C., Susan m. Abram Dean of N.C., and Ellen m. Edward Boone of N.C. These three went to Kentucky before the Revolution. Ellis founded Ellisville, the first county seat of Nicholas Co. Dean operated the Blue Lick Springs and made salt. He was there when Girty came with his Indians, but saved his kettles. Boone was killed while scouting with his brother Daniel at Grassy Lick, Bourbon Co., Oct., 1780. He left a “son-in-law” as appears from Collins’ Ky., Il 50, 563.
Bronaugh-Additional notes for p. 534."

Re: William Peyton, 1718-1792

richardpayton — 2009-03-23 00:27:41Z

Rev. Horace Hayden (Virginia Genealogies, Wilkes-Barre, PA, 1891) quoted Colonel Jesse Enlows Peyton as stating that "My grandfather, William Peyton, was the son of Robert Peyton. He was born in Glouc'r Co., Va., and died in Bourbon Co., Ky., in 1792, aged 74." In 1799, Nicholas County, Ky. was formed from part of Bourbon County, and was the residence of Colonel Jesse Enlows Peyton's father, Stephen Peyton; it is presumed that William died in that part of Bourbon County that is now in Nicholas County. Given that, I don't know that anyone has located a will or probate record for William either in Kentucky or back in North Carolina. Hayden states (p. 471) that "There is no will or deed of any William Peyton in Bourbon Co., Ky., prior to Aug. 1, 1795, when John Hunt deeded to Wm. Peyton 200 a. of land in Cambpell Co., Ky., on the waters of Forklick Creek."

Hayden's Virginia Genealogies is available on-line at google books.

Richard Payton

Re: Who were the 6 Children of Francis Marion Peyton and Margaret Ann Hamilton

richardpayton — 2008-12-20 02:21:10Z

The Kentucky Birth Records at Ancestry.com shows 3 children for Francis M. Peyton and Margaret M. Hamilton in Morgan County, Kentucky:

Bethanira Peyton, born 7 May 1874
Wm. Peyton, born 25 April 1876
Sarah J. Peyton, born 13 Jan 1878

The 1880 Census for F. Marion Peyton shows children:
Mary, age 7
Bethna, age 6
Willie, age 4
Sallie, age 2

Richard M. Payton

Re: Pvt. Joe Peyton Killed In Action WWII Newspaper Article

kellismythe — 2009-03-06 15:42:38Z

I would like a copy also. Thank You

Re: Peyton's in Ohio

eodell — 2009-02-08 20:53:51Z

I realize this may also be a late reply but I noticed you had a Samuel Peyton that immigrated to the U.S. and was wondering if you could share your info on him. I have a great grandfather who was Samuel V. Peyton married to a Clara Wheeler and had a son Harry or Marion Harry Peyton. Is there any connection here. Samuel also came to the U.S. but I don't know when. I think it was the mid to later 1800's. I would love to hear from you as I keep striking out on finding info on the Peyton side of my family. You could email me at norton@gci.net. Thanks
Susan (Peyton) Norton

Re: Peytons of Kentucky

Louann739 — 2009-05-05 18:28:49Z

I am related to the Peyton/Payton's of Henry and Franklin Co., KY through my mother, Viola M. Vest Ralston, her father, Zerry Vest, his mother Christina Derringer Vest, her mother, Catherine Peyton/Payton Derringer, and her father Ransford Peyton/Payton. Do you know if any of Ransford's daughter married an O'Nan???? His brother Benjamin Peyton daughter Elizabeth married Louis or Lewis O'Nan his parents were Thomas and Elizabeth Penn O'Nan of Henry Co., KY..
Benjamin and Ransford's parents were Charles and Letty Long Peyton of Virginia and Franklin co., KY. If you feel we connect I have a file full of ancestors I will share wth you for a copy of your family.

Louise Ralston Brown daughter to Viola Vest Ralston

Re: William Peyton, 1718-1792

BarbaraHilyerd — 2009-03-23 06:26:05Z

This doesn't show a will or estate settlement, but it shows that William, Timothy, and Sarah Peyton had connections to early Bourbon Co. See the
Bourbon County, Ky GenWeb Page
http://kykinfolk.com/bourbon/DeedBkA.html

Deed Book A
1786 - 1790
Index of Names and Places
Submitted by Crystal Dingler
Check the B section under Boggs for William Peyton as a witness (1786), the P section for Sarah Peyton as an exec. of Timothy Peyton (1789) & the V section for Timo. Peyton's purchase of a preemption .

Re: William Peyton, 1718-1792

TEDIONA — 2009-03-23 10:24:55Z

Thanks!

Re: William Peyton, 1718-1792

TEDIONA — 2009-03-23 10:23:57Z

Thanks for the information. I wonder how Hayden or rather J. E. Peyton knew that william died in 1792?

William Peyton, 1718-1792

TEDIONA — 2009-03-22 11:42:43Z

William Peyton allegedly died in Bourbon County, Kentucky, in 1792. Where is his will or estate settlement?

Susan Peyton b 1823 VA

arborgal — 2008-12-19 20:14:55Z

Looking for info on the above ancestor who married Sidney Teasdale August 5, 1844 and lived in Prince Williams VA.
They had following children: Robert T, Monroe, Wesley, Charles W, Martha, Simeon, Loretto, John S. All children were born between 1845 through 1859. Last name may have been spelled Patton. Any connections? Audrey

Susan Peyton b 1823 Prince Williams VA

arborgal — 2008-12-19 20:07:30Z

Looking for info on above ancestor. She married Sidney Teasdale on August 5,1844 and had eight children, Robert T.,Monroe, Wesley, Charles W., Martha, Simeon, Loretto, John S.All born between 1845 thru 1859. Possibly surname was spelled Patton. Any connections would love to communicate. Audrey

Re: Mary PEYTON, b. abt. 1750 VA

gnpayton — 2008-12-20 02:48:21Z

thanks--i will be ordering soon. also the info you provided does not appear to be my direct descendants. do you have any of this--Brody Hardeman Payton, b. 15 june 1900, murphysboro, Ill., d. 1974 jackson, Tn. his father George Washington Payton, B. appx 1863, Kentucky per 1900 and 1870 census,d. 1932 blytheville, ark. spouse rebecca childress(childers). his father is the William i am looking for. all i have is some census info--1870 census shows living in graves co ky, age 54, b. virginia appx 1816, nothing else til 1900 census in madison Co. Tn with wife Mary M can't find anything prior to 1870 census. any help from anyone appreciated. garey payton

Re: Mary PEYTON, b. abt. 1750 VA

gnpayton — 2008-12-18 01:43:32Z

i would like to know where and/or how to purchase a copy of the Peytons of Virginia book. also if anyone can help me with info on a William S? Payton b appx 1814 in Va. he is my gr, gr grandfather if my research correct, died appx 1904 in Tn. had son George Washington Payton, b appx 1863 in ky, died 1932 Ark. any help much appreciated. some census records show Peyton, we spell with a. garey payton

Re: Pvt. Joe Peyton Killed In Action WWII Newspaper Article

shlbyjen — 2009-03-09 11:51:53Z

i will be happy to send you a copy. i just need to know where to send it. my email is shlbyjen@yahoo.co.uk

Re: Pvt. Joe Peyton Killed In Action WWII Newspaper Article

shlbyjen — 2009-03-09 11:50:48Z

i would be happy to send you a copy. just need to know where to send it. you may email me at shlbyjen@yahoo.co.uk

Re: Pvt. Joe Peyton Killed In Action WWII Newspaper Article

shlbyjen — 2009-03-09 11:49:15Z

tennessee

Pvt. Joe Peyton Killed In Action WWII Newspaper Article

shlbyjen — 2009-03-05 12:07:13Z

Anyone interested in this article which includes his photo. I will be happy to send it to them

Charles W. Peyton - Montgomery County, Indiana

mikegks — 2008-12-16 05:35:17Z

Looking for information on Charles W. Peyton, born about 1830, son of Charles L. and Catherine. Charles W. appears to be the husband of Eliza Jane Gott who is the sister of my gg-grandfather Robert Lee Gott. Any info greatly appreciated. My email is mikegks@gmail.com

Re: Pvt. Joe Peyton Killed In Action WWII Newspaper Article

grannyjewell43 — 2009-03-09 00:53:48Z

Yes I would love a copy.Thank You

Re: Pvt. Joe Peyton Killed In Action WWII Newspaper Article

carriebias — 2009-03-07 18:30:13Z

Where was this Joe Peyton from? What state, maybe he is one of my VA/WV Peytons. Thanks,

Marriage of J. E. Peyton to Miss Ada Bass

maryachtrh — 2009-04-03 20:05:07Z

Appears in the Terrell Times-Star, Terrell, Kaufman County, Texas, 29 December 1893 ...

Announcement is made of the marriage of Mr. J. E. Peyton, the popular young clerk of the Mississippi Store, to Miss Ada Boss, the ceremony to take place at the Methodist Church Wednesday evening, January 10. No cards in the city.

Re: Peyton's in Ohio

jrungericht — 2008-11-28 03:07:00Z

Hi. I realize this reply is very late, but I thought I would reply anyway. I hope you get it.

My family immigrated from the County Durham to Perry County, Ohio (Shawnee area)in the late 1880's.

My dad's greatgrandfather, Samuel Peyton (b. 1850), had a brother named Ralph Peyton who was born in 1865. Ralph moved to America with Samuel in 1880's. They were not from Manchester, so I do not know if this is a connection. However, there are so many similarities between our info, that it seems like there surely would be a connection....

Here's some miscellaneous info about my (and possibly your) family: Ralph had a son named Ralph, too....born in America in 1892. Samuel and Ralph Peyton's father was born in 1828 in Ireland. His wife was Mary Howe. Samuel, Ralph, Joseph, Robert and James were all brothers,and they all came and settled in Perry County.

~Rachael (Peyton) Ungericht

PEYTON Gus 1919-2001 section 11

t42DFWNat — 2009-02-21 23:33:53Z

PEYTON Gus 1919-2001 section 11

I photographed this gravestone in the DFW National Cemetery, Dallas, Dallas Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 201,088 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

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PEYTON Edward E 1929-2001 section 11

t42DFWNat — 2009-02-20 12:15:48Z

PEYTON Edward E 1929-2001 section 11

I photographed this gravestone in the DFW National Cemetery, Dallas, Dallas Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 201,088 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.

Re: Susan Peyton b 1823 Prince Williams VA

stephaniesds — 2008-12-28 21:17:25Z

This may not be any connection, but I am looking for a Susan Peyton born around 1815 in Fauquier (which borders Prince William). She married Alfred White and they lived in Loudoun. I have seen the name James H. Peyton in connection with her name, so I think that he is her father. Even though the children that you named don't match, there could be some connection.

Re: Pvt. Joe Peyton Killed In Action WWII Newspaper Article

RamonaArmstrong70 — 2009-03-06 13:26:46Z

Yes, I would like to have a copy please.