Plumlee - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Lorus E. Cleva (Holland) Plumlee

rvplumlee57 — 2009-10-10 20:50:44Z

Hi, do you still have the book? I would love tp purchase it from you, Becky Plumlee

PLUMLEE Erma Faye DIAMOND 1918 1991

t42GreenAcres_JohnsonCoTX — 2009-08-27 18:23:35Z

PLUMLEE Erma Faye DIAMOND 1918 1991

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Re: James Henry Plumlee

racerr52 — 2009-08-22 22:37:11Z

Hi Diane, are you still on here? I have questions

Re: Zachariah (Zack) Plumlee

sanderson20032003 — 2009-08-19 16:16:25Z

Any information you have can be sent to sanderson20032003@yahoo.com. Thanks

Zachariah (Zack) Plumlee

sanderson20032003 — 2009-08-19 16:14:46Z

My great grandfather was Clarence Plumlee, the son of Zachariah Plumlee and Emmer Staires. I am trying to find information on Zachariah's parents and siblings. If anyone has any information it would be greatly appreciated.

Re: William Plumlee 1728-1826 married Phoebe Denton

pookerman — 2009-05-16 00:15:44Z

Would you know where or how I could get a copy of the book?

John

Re: William Plumlee 1728-1826 married Phoebe Denton

ElmerPlumlee — 2009-05-15 05:04:54Z

thanks for your reply. I have the book you are quoting from.

Re: William Plumlee 1728-1826 married Phoebe Denton

pookerman — 2009-05-15 01:03:21Z

None of the information I have indicates a second son named William, following the death of the other William. My notes have this entry:
"John Plumly, the son of Charles who was one of the "four brothers" who came over from Somerset, England, had a son named William, born in 1719, but the book *says he died young.

*(The Plum(ly, lee, ley, blee)
Family From Bucks to Buncombe 1682-1982, by Millard Quentin Plumblee.)

Re: William Plumlee 1728-1826 married Phoebe Denton

ElmerPlumlee — 2009-05-14 03:31:50Z

thanks for your reply. The information you sent me supports other information I have obtained. I still don't see a clear connection between John Plumley of Bucks County Pa. and William Plumley who married Phoebe Denton. First of all John Plumley had a son named William b. about 1719 who did not live to majority. Do you think John had another son in 1728 and named him William also?

Re: William Plumlee 1728-1826 married Phoebe Denton

pookerman — 2009-04-09 01:38:53Z

I'm passing on some notes I took from my genealogy files. I can't really vouch for anything any earlier than my grandfather, Carus Plumlee and his father, John Cravens Plumlee (both doctors).
The notes I have on William Plumlee seem pretty well researched and authoritative; but I can't recall where I got them (off the internet, I'm sure).
I tried to follow your ancestry you listed in your post, but ran into a dead end when I couldn't come up with children for Kendall Plumlee. There are so many Isaacs and Williams in the tree, I'm sure I have gon off track somewhere. Here are the notes I have on some of the people you mentioned.
(John Wallace, son of Hazel Christine Plumlee, daughter of Dr. Carus Plumlee, son of Dr. John Cravens Plumlee, son of Isaac Denton Plumlee, son of Denton Plumlee, son of Isaac Plumlee, son of William Plumley)

According to Davis' History of Bucks Co.
Mary BAINBRIDGE of NJ, wed John PLUMLEY in 1708, and they lived in
Middletown, Bucks Co., PA
Mary was the dau of John BAINBRIDGE, by his wife Sarah CLOWES, who he had
married 15 Aug 1685 at a public assembly (15, 6mo, 1685)
Sarah CLOWES [CLOWS]was born in England, and immigrated to America on the
"Friends Adventure" arriving 28 Sep [7mo] 1682, with her parents John CLOWES
d.1687 & Margery ____ d.1698.
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Notes for William Plumley
William Plumley on the Philadelphia Wagon Road South.
Evidently a descendant of the "Four brothers from England. Who came into
society to Pennsylvania in 1682
To this William Plumley who married Phebe Denton is as far as the family lines
have been traced by 3 historical genealogist: Namely, Robert D. Plumlee of
Tulsa, OK. William Stone, of Nashville, Tenn. and brother Hubert of
Charlotte, NC. and Edythe Whitley of Nashville, Tenn.
William Plumley of PA. married Phebe Denton in Virginia in 1762. The exact
place is not known. From the residence of her father the place must have been
in Frederick or Dunmore, County, (now Shenandoah with courthouse at
Woodstock.)
The children were Steven (b. 1769), Abraham (b. 1763 ), John (b. 1767 ), Isaac
( 1776), Isaac spelled name (Plunbley) in 1820 census of White, co., Tenn.
Patsy married Alexander Foster in 11/29/1799 lived to be over 100.
Robert D Plumlee lists the same names and, adds "perhaps more"
Whether William had brothers and sisters in Virginia at the same time is not
known. However records of Shenandoah Co., VA. show that Caleb O'dell m.
Abigail Pumly on Oct.18, 1772
The U.S. census for Burke Co., NC. of 1790 indicates that there were other
children in the William and Phebe household in addition to those listed.
Whether they had a son William (who married Hester O'Neal ) has not been
documented. During that year the latter William had a son John born in near by
SC. on 9/26/1790.
It is well known that the Plumlys or, ( some early Quaker records spelled it
Plumley) of Pennsylvania were Quakers and may have refused to take an oath,
Long before the Revolutionary War, oath taking to renounce allegiance to the
King of England and, to faithfully bear true allegiance to the Common Wealth
of Pennsylvania, brought pressure on the Quakers. As the war drew closer
the pressure increased. Finally a formal written oath approved by the
Continental Congress on June, 13, 1777 was imposed upon all males above
eighteen years of age in Pennsylvania except Bedford and Westmoreland,
Counties, and was not dispensed with until 1790. The oath was aimed primarily at
Tories and Quakers. A typical oath was published in 1774.
On Sept.8,1777 Congress ordered the Quakers removed south to Virginia and it
was 1778 before the caravan of wagons returned to Philadelphia and Chester
Co., Thereafter the Quakers were no longer molested as a group during the
war. Later when George Washington became President he spoke understanding and
warm words to the Quakers, who well remembered their journey and hardships
down to Virginia and back up the Great Wagon Road.
Increase of their own numbers and new settler coming into Pennsylvania from
various European countries caused many to seek more open space. This could be
one of the contributing factors why William Plumly left Pennsylvania for
Virginia. He must have been a faithful Quaker and passed the beliefs and
practices on to some of his children.
On the 10th of August 1773 three of William and Phebe Denton Plumly's children
were baptized as members of the Presbyterian Church and were listed as Denton
aged 10, John aged 7, and Stephen aged 4. The same reference says that Phebe
Denton married William Plumley, no date given.
With Phebe's ancestral Presbyterian back ground, it may be assumed that the
children became members as a result of her influence and request. Since
William was a Quaker, it is reasonable to assume that the parents' religious
beliefs and affiliation were in conflict. No other reference has been found
showing Presbyterian learning or affiliations.
The William Plumley family was evidently in Dunmore (now Shenandoah) Co.,
Virginia, for William bought 256 acres of land from Richard Cambell on 25, May
1772 for 25 shillings current money of Virginia and the yearly rent of one
acre of Indian corn. The records show that on the very next day, May,26, 1772
that William Plumley bought 256 and ½ acres from Richard Cambell for the sum
of 210 pounds current money of Virginia. Both deeds are for the same land.
Each deed was signed by Richard Cambell and wife Rebecca Cambell. The same
set of witnesses signed each deed. Witnesses were, Edwin Young, Andrew Greer,
and John Sevier.
This type of conveyance is somewhat unusual. They are deeds of lease and
release. The property description is the same, and the transactions are on
successive days. The purpose is vague, but probably had to do with tax
avoidance.
Census
William and family were listed in 1790 census of Burke Co., NC. along with
Stephen and Abraham. Most of the records of Burke Co., were destroyed during
the Civil War, therefor little is known of this family during the late 1870s
and early 1850s.
Property
Blacks Law Dictionary p. 697 (1891) says
A species of conveyance much used in England, said to have been
invented by Seargent Moore, soon after the enactment of the
statute of uses. It is thus contrived: A lease, or rather a bargain and
sale upon some pecuniary consideration for one year, is make by
the tenant of the freehold to the lessee or bargainee, This, without
any enrolment makes the bargainor stand selsed (sic) to the use of
the bargainee and vest in the bargainee the use of term for one year,
and then the statute immediately annexes the possession. Being
thus in possession, he is capable of receiving a release of the
freehold and reversion, which must be made to the tenant in
possession, and accordingly the next day is granted to him. The
lease and release is granted to him. The lease and release, when
used as a conveyance of the fee, have a joint operation of a single
conveyance.

It is reasonable to believe William and Phebe Plumly lived on this land for
about fifteen months. On Aug.,23,1773 William Plumly conveyed a deed of lease
the same land just described (256 and ½ Acre) to Lawrence Snapp (both of
Dunmore, County, Virginia) for the sum of 5 shillings current money of
Virginia and a yearly rent of one acre of Indian corn. This deed was signed
by mark of William Plumley (note spelling) only. This is the first evidence
found that William (Plumly) could not sign his name.
Again on the following day 24,Aug.1773, William and Phebe conveyed by deed of
release the same (256, ½) land to Lawrence Snapp for 210 pounds current money
of Virginia. The deed was signed by mark of William Plumly (note spelling)
and the signature of Phebe Plumly. Her signature indicates her relinquishment
of dower interest in property. Neither of these 2 deeds witnessed. However,
on 29, Sept, 1773 William and Phebe appeared before the clerk of Court, Thomas
Marshall, and acknowledged the conveyance. The clerk ordered the recordation.
After the sale of the land and homestead it is not known where the Plumly
family went. Neither is it known when William arrived in the area. It is
possible that he had been there for several years.
Whether they went to live with her parents is not known, but Abraham Denton
II, her father, was at that time 73 years of age and might have been in poor
health. He made his will on 12,Aug, 1774 and it was probated 27,Sept 1774.
His movable estate was appraised at 76.07.03 1/8 Pounds. The land was left to
his wife Mary. Abraham Denton III had already received his share of the land
and had departed, but his father left him his best breatches (sic), 2 pair of
boots, 2 coats and waistcoats and 5 pounds from Martha and Phebe's share.
For the next five years no record has been found of William Plumly family.
Since all the other children were married and widely scattered, the Plumly's
may have remained with Phebe's widowed mother. Wanderlust and lure of the
frontier must have been building up within William and Phebe. Probably they
had received good reports from other members of the family down in North
Carolina. Phebe's mother probably passed away about 1778. It is reasonable to
believe that they sold their possessions, loaded the family heirlooms and other
necessities on a Conestoga Wagon and took the Philadelphia wagon Road south.
The period of the Revolutionary War, and the years after were those of great
migration.
The wagon in which the Plumley family arrived in Rockingham, Co., N.C. in
1780 or earlier was not the first model to come out of Conestoga Valley in
Pennsylvania. Proof of its earlier use had been documented in 1750. There
was an Ordinary (Inn, or tavern) known as "The Conestoga Wagon " in
Philadelphia.
Some historians have stated that the land in present Rockinghan Co., N.C.
where William Plumley took land by squatter's rights was slightly off the
Philadelphia Wagon Road South, However, Jeffery's map shows that the Great
Road to the Yalkin in N.C. was 435 miles long. It led from Philadelphia
through Lancaster and York, Pa. to Winchester, Va., up the Shenandoah Valley
across the upper waters of the James to Roanoke, then down the latter through
the Blue Ridge, crossing the Dan River at Dix ferry and from there to the head
water of the Yadkin in what is now Forsyth, County.
Again Kenneth Haynes Jr. assisted by Linda Vermon, Robert W. Carter Jr. and
Charles Rodenbrough of the Rockingham, County, N.C., Historical Society, Inc.,
prepared a map of the county entitled Rockingham Co., N.C. Historical
Documentation 1979.
The map clearly shows the William Plumley squatter's rights location site of
1780 and subsequent grant of 1787, both on the west side of Piney Creek and
Speedwell Presbyterian Church on the west. The Dix ferry (over the Dan-on
Caswell Co., N.C.--Virginia state line) road passes within a few feet of the
Plumly house and Church. Therefore, the Dix Ferry Road is a part of the
Philadelphia Wagon Road South. Later the road became known locally as the
stagecoach road to Greenboro, N.C.
Property
The best Evidence that the Plumly family went south is that William Plumly
made an application for a land grant in Gullford Co., N.C. in 1870. The entry
taker made note
Entry No, 2032, Feb, 23, 1780. William Plumly entries (sic) 600 acres on
Piney the waters of Trouble stone lying at east corner of the Iron Works line
and running along widow Dixon's north line to Robert Boak corner including the
improvements Purchased from William Fowler.
Due to the method of travel and the severity of the winter, it would seem
reasonable to assume that the Plumly family arrived in Gullford Co. the
previous fall, summer or earlier. Normally it would be expected that the
inprovements purchased from William Fowler earlier included a house,
outbuildings and probably a small orchard, all located on the land which
Plumly hoped to be granted to him
The exact location of the homestead is about 5 miles west of the present town
of Reidville, N.C. in Rockingham Co., which was cut of from Gullford in 1785.
Those in the area report that latter additions were made to the log house by
the Scott family and made into what was known as the Polly Scott Inn. The Inn
remained intact until 1975. The stagecoach road to Gullford courthouse ( now
Greenboro) passed within a few feet of the building. The topography of the
land was slightly rolling, but excellent for farming.
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Notes on John Brown Plumlee, Sr
Baptized on August 10, 1773 with two of his brothers
Descendants of John Plumlee settled in Clay Co., TN
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William Plumlee 1728-1826 married Phoebe Denton

ElmerPlumlee — 2009-04-08 22:38:19Z

I am looking for solid information regarding the parents of William Plumlee b. 1728 d. 1826 m. Phoebe Denton. I have conflicting information about William's father. some say his father was John Plumley of Bucks County, Pennsylvania. Others say his father was Matthew Plumley who was married to Abigail UNKNOWN. Was William born in Virginia or Pennsylvania? Was Matthew a brother to John Plumley. Charles was John's father. Can anybody help?

Thanks.

Elmer Gene Plumlee, son of Earl Jackson Plumlee, son of William Sanford Plumlee, son of Isaac Newton Pumlee, son of Kendall Plumlee, son of John Brown Plumlee, son of William Plumlee

looking for a plumlee married to mary ann moser

Junie77 — 2009-03-12 17:41:07Z

mary ann moser married a plumlee and had a child named eliza jane in 1868. please let me know if you know her fathers first name and birth etc. thanks

PLUMLEE Frank E 1933-2002 section 11

t42DFWNat — 2009-02-16 03:11:17Z

PLUMLEE Frank E 1933-2002 section 11

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PLUMLEE Zelma F and Weldon H

t42CrownHill — 2009-02-15 23:53:55Z

PLUMLEE Zelma F and Weldon H

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Re: Charles Garner Plumlee b 12/25/1962 yes 1962

tazchaz316 — 2009-01-11 12:06:39Z

I live in california . I talked too Lee on the phone. I dont know dads side of the family at all . I am going to do a my space page soon so dads side of family can see pics and comunicate with me . my son has a space on there same name as me. charles garner plumlee he lives in modesto ca. you can see pics of him for now. my email is TAZCHAZ316@YAHOO.COM if anyone wants too email..

Re: Charles Garner Plumlee b 12/25/1962 yes 1962

splumlee173 — 2008-12-20 01:26:48Z

dam it cuz ! u aint found him yet ? grand ma ben gone a long time ! cal me some time kermit lee plkumlee the seconnd ! ur bro is the third ! i gesss ? 479 756 8518 or 479 409 6010 ! u kno my bro perry ray plumlee was adopted by my dad even uncal harly didnt know he was adopted ? u should inclood him !!!! my dad was a good hard working man u know ! he loved my bro with all his hart !

Re: Randolph Debbs Plumlee - son of William and Lavona

rckolb — 2008-12-10 04:17:44Z

Correction to my prior post - Randolph Debbs Plumlee was born 1857 and died 1927.

Randolph Debbs Plumlee - son of William and Lavona

rckolb — 2008-12-06 02:01:18Z

Hi - I am searching for additional information on Randolph Debbs Plumlee (b. 1957 d. 1927), particularly family documents or records.

According to my research, Randolph Debbs was the brother of John, Carroll, DeCalb, Monroe, Sarah and Mary Isabelle.

He married Mary Lillie (Lilly) Willis and they had the following children: Randolph, Alvey, Oddie, Carl, Haskell and Letty.

Thank you for your assistance.

Re: Plumlee, Charlie Clarence

2006-09-14 00:04:42Z

Becky, although your message was posted a number of years ago, I just discovered Ancestry.com and thought I would attempt to respond to your message. If your husband's father is L.C. Plumlee, in Millsap, TX, then we could be related. Hopefully you will receive this message and email me. Janet.

Re: Elderado Plumlee

2006-03-06 18:41:40Z

in 1978 I corresponded with Mrs. Jess (Elizabeth) Haynes in Wingo. This is the information she gave me.

Her father was Berthold Thomas Plumlee born May 2, 1886 and her mother was Cleo Baker born July 5, 1886. They married on Juy 14, 1908 and lived in Wingo all their lives.

Elizabethers' grafndather was William Thomas Plumlee born Octo 2, 1839 in Graves County. She thought in Wingo as well and he died April 23, 1909(?). She said he had a brother, matt Plumlee who also lived in Wingo. They were orphaned when William Thomas (W.T.) was 15 and he served in the 20th Ky Regiment in the civil war. Her grandmother was Eldorado Elizabeth Wooten, born Spet 5, 1958 and died April of 1906. She and W. T. were married on Mar 28, 1878. They also lived in Wingo all their lives.

I am also researching this Plumlee's in Graves County. What is your relationship and do you have any info you might be able to share?

Alexander and Martha "Patsy" PLUMLEE FOSTER, in 1850 Jackson Co., TN

amyrupp — 2006-07-27 04:54:57Z

I am searching for the parents of my ancestor, Albert Asbury Foster, b. ca. 1827 in Tennessee. In 1850 Jackson County there is a couple by the above name with several other FOSTERs who could be children: William and Andrew Foster, and possibly Emiline m. Peter Reaser, Anna m. Asberry Carter, and Agnes m. Allen ???? By 1880 there is not a single FOSTER left in Jackson County; my ancestor had moved to Indiana in the mid 1860's to escape the war. His first daughter was named Martha, and one son named Alexander, which leads me to believe that he might be a son or grandson of Alexander and Martha PLUMLEE FOSTER..

Re: William and Lovona Plumlee in 1870 Census?

Fawnita46 — 2008-09-08 03:29:46Z

Randolph was not the Son of William and LaVona. Randolph was their Grandson.

Randolph was the Son of DeCalb and Ada (Massey) Plumlee.
he was born 12-13-1892. I found him in the 1900 Census. You might look DeCalb Plumlee up.

Hope I have helped.
Sharron (Plumlee) Benda

Re: Randolph Plumlee

Fawnita46 — 2008-09-08 03:19:02Z

Pamela,

I just noticed your question on Randolph Plumlee. Randolph was born 12-13-1892. He was the Son of DeCalb and Ada (Massey) Plumlee. His Grandparents were William Plumlee - b:5-21-1824 - Jackson Co., TN. d: 11-19-1893 and LaVona (Kendall) Plumlee - b:10-16-1824 - d:11-19-1893. They are both buried in the Plumlee Cemetery in Plumlee Township, Newton Co., AR.

DeCalb - b:1856 Jackson Co., TN. married Ada Massey - 12-15-1884.

I don't know if you are aware of it or not but DeCalb was a very talented Stonemason. He carved a perfect likeness of his father on top of his tombstone. It was indeed perfect for I have the actual photo of William Plumlee he used to carve the stone from. (My husband and Son are buried in front of William Plumlee.) Dee as he was called lost a Son, and he also carved a likeness for his tombstone too. I am sorry, but I do not know what caused his demise for he was so very young.

I hope this has helped with your family history.
Sharron (Plumlee) Benda

Rita Janette Plumlee

Dina_Henley — 2005-08-02 17:12:31Z

Looking for information on Rita Janette Plumlee who married Andy Foster. According to informaiton received she is to be of Osage Indian. Looking for proof of this lineage, she is the great grandmother of my friend Thomas Silvera.

Re: Rita Janette Plumlee

daymongil — 2006-11-19 19:31:45Z

California Death Records
Last Name First Name Middle Birth Date Mother Maiden Father Last Sex Birth Place Death Place Residence Death Date SSN Age
RONAN RITA J 02/29/1896 SULLIVAN F ARKANSAS MENDOCINO 01/16/1968 548-20-5849 71 yrs
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Re: Plumlee Tennessee/Missouri

oieura — 2007-05-02 17:11:30Z

Deborah, I don't know anymore about Abraham and Sarah, but I think this information is what I have been looking for for my line. I think the Joseph L. listed in the second census may be my great-great grandfather Joseph Lynn Plumlee that I have been trying to find more information on. The birth year is the right year, the mother's name is right and if the D. in Abraham's name stands for Denton, this is possibly my family. I don't know about any of the rest of the family but I can tell you a little about Joseph and some of his descendants.

Re: John William Plumlee relatives

Brinamax1 — 2007-03-29 22:18:10Z

I am a decendent. Who is the friend you are searching this for?

Re: Eliza Plumlee

ibsparky2003 — 2008-07-08 06:36:01Z

Archibald Plumlee was my great,great,great grandfather.I have traced the Plumlee's back to the year 1594 to present.If any one reads this and wants any info I have you can email me at i_b_sparky2003@yahoo.com

Re: My Plumlee/Plumley Line-Gr Gr Grandmother Nancy Plumley b1829 White Co.,TN d1917 MO

GraceWoodruff69 — 2006-02-22 03:42:36Z

hello..I am possibly related to you. I a descended from Denton Plumlee & Martha Mays. Their daughter, Margaret Plumlee married John Key in Newton County, Missouri.
Please email me at: gracewood_5@msn.com
Thank you
Grace Woodruff

Re: Plumlee Tennessee/Missouri

oieura3 — 2007-05-04 13:29:07Z

That's good to know. Thank you! I will check those.

Re: Plumlee Tennessee/Missouri

oieura3 — 2007-05-04 01:23:15Z

Oh, ok! I don't know if it evolved from the Pendleton name or not. Unfortunately I don't know enough about the line to know. But this information just may have been the break that I needed to find the information that my family has been searching for for YEARS. We were working under the assumption that Abraham D. would have been listed as Denton (that is the name that is listed on Joseph L.'s death certificate as his father's name), it never occured to anyone that he could have had a different first name and perhaps went by his middle name. Plus, although my mom had seen something about the family maybe being in Tennesee, the death certificate also said they came from Kentucky, so we have been looking there for evidence of the family, not TN or MO.

Where did you find the information and do you have copies of documention or know where to find it? I know alot of that kind of stuff has been digitized these days and wondered if you happened to have gotten and saved it.

Was the marriage record just a record or a marriage certificate? Any chance that there was more information on it, such as thier parents names, where they were from or anything like that?

Sorry I have a thousand questions, I'm just excited by the possibility that we've finally found the missing link we've been searching for, for so long. Maybe this isn't my faily, but maybe it is. Your posting may be an answer to prayers! It at least opened my mind to other possibilities.

Thanks Deborah! I hope you find what you are looking for - wish I could have beeen of more help to you in your search!

Heidi

Plumlees of Bedford Co. TN 1809-pre 1830 (Solomon, Thomas, Jonathan, Samuel)

KarylonRussell46 — 2005-04-06 02:36:12Z

Around 1809 Solomon Plumlee received a land grant in Bedford Co. TN with implications that he had been living in Washington Co. TN. In 1824, Samuel Plumlee is named adm. of Thomas Plumlee, decd. Another deed mentions a Jonathan Plumlee. In 1830, a widow--Rachel Plumlee is still in the county, but there is no mention of any others.

Deeds show the family lived in NW Bedford Co. on land adjacent to the families of Thomas Maxwell, Sr. and son, Solomon Maxwell and Abraham Byler, who had come there from Carter Co. TN shortly before the creation of Bedford Co. I suspect a connection to this family based on names and a mutual past geographical location in Shenandoah CO. VA where records show a definite connection since one of Thomas Maxwell's Sr.'s sisters married Isaac Odle and another married Samuel Denton.

Shenandoah Co. VA shows Wm. Plumlee to marry Phoebe Denton, daughter of Abraham Denton and Mary Odle.

Any help would be appreciated. Karylon A. Russell, Box 823, Llano, TX 78643 krussell@moment.net

PLUMLEE F H _1923-1991.JPG

AllenWheatley24 — 2005-03-29 23:07:08Z

PLUMLEE_F_H_1923-1991.JPG

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Elderado Plumlee

betbrw4 — 2006-03-01 00:16:41Z

Looking for information on Elderado Plumlee daughter of Fletcher and Sarah A. Gregory Wooten from Graves County Ky. Her husband was I think Madison Plumlee. Any help would be greatly appreciated

Re: Plumlee

RandySooter — 2005-05-29 02:05:16Z

Hi Jennifer,
Bertha was my Grandfather's sister and Tom was my Grandmother's first cousin. I always called him uncle Tom. (confusing yet?) Last remembrance of Tom, was when he was living in Green Forest. Somewhere around here I have photos of Bertha and several of her siblings taken when she went to school at Maple. Her teacher was Helen Gurley Brown's father.
I have quite a bit on both families.
e-mail sooter@alltel.net

Randy

George H Plumlee

wtpii — 2006-05-26 03:47:22Z

No information on Polly's parents.

Children of George and Polly were:
Cynthia b:abt 1846 TN
Stanford Henshaw b:1847 TN d: 1929 TX
m. Cynthia Jane Kendall
Denton Samuel b: 1849 TN m. Ollie Looper
Rachel b: 1856 TN
John J b: 1859 TN m. Sylvesta Moss
Steven Barlow b:1861 TN
George Mitchell b: 1865 TN m. Dicie Grissom
William Franklin b: 1866 TN d: 1927 Carroll Co., AR buried at Blackjack Cemetery
m. Laura L. Moore

Re: Plumlee's in TX / AR / GA

wtpii — 2006-05-26 03:47:22Z

My database indicates the following:

WILLIAM WASHINGTON PLUMLEE b. 04-01-1878 in Parker Co., Tx and d. 01-08-1851 in Florida. He m. (1st) NETTIE HAYS on 10-06-1901 in Parker Co., Tx. Their children were LENA and LOLA. He m. (2nd) LILLIE MAE SWEARINGIN on 12-25-1911 in Parker Co., Tx. Their children were WILLIE MAE and JAMES.

WILLIAM WASHINGTON was the son of CAMPBELL BLACKBURN and ROSIE TOLITHA JACKSON PLUMLEE.

CAMPBELL was the son of WILLIAM M. and SARAH CREELY LUELLAN PLUMLEE.

WILLIAM M. was the son of ISAAC and MARGARET BRADSHAW PLUMLEE.

ISAAC was the son of WILLIAM and PHOEBE DENTON PLUMLEE.

Wayne
Comanche Co., Tx

Re: John William Plumlee relatives

wtpii — 2006-05-26 03:47:22Z

John - Your Isaac Denton Plumlee was the brother of my gg-grandfather Robert Mays Plumlee. My ggg-grandfather was Denton Plumlee who married Martha Mays in Tenn.

I knew Denton was a doctor, but didn't know that Isaac was

Wayne
Comanche Co., Tx

Re: John William Plumlee relatives

wtpii — 2006-05-26 03:47:22Z

Regarding Isaac Denton Plumlee m. Lucinda Cook:

My database indicates Isaac b.9-7-1830 White Co., Tn and d. 5-2-1880 Parker Co., Tx. They were married in 1851 in Carroll Co., Ar. The only children I have listed are GEORGE MADISON PLUMLEE and ALICE MATILDA PLUMLEE.

Isaac's parents were WILLIAM M PLUMLEE (08-27-1800/June 1886) and SARAH CREELY LUELLAN (09-30-1805/10-31-1861). Both born in Tn and died in Parker Co., Tx. Children were:
CAMPBELL BLACKBURN, JOEL A., JOHN W., WILLIAM DENNY, ZACHARY TAYLOR, ISAAC DENTON, JAMES PRESTON, MARTHA JANE, AND HARRISON ASBERRY.

WILLIAM M PLUMLEE'S parents were ISAAC AND MARGARET BRADSHAW PLUMLEE.

ISAAC'S parents were WILLIAM PLUMLEE AND PHOEBE DENTON.

Wayne
Comanche Co., Tx

Re: Plumlee Tennessee/Missouri

DeborahPemberton — 2007-05-03 01:50:51Z

Ok, I am researching the Pemberton/Pendleton family of Anderson County.
It is a long story, but their named evolved from Pendleton/Pendelton to Pemberton after they went to Anderson County from Sevier County, Tennessee. When I soundex the names, Plumlee is one of the soundex selections and when I was looking at the marriage records for Anderson County that marriage caught my eye and I wondered if this might be another one of my Pembertons.
I am glad the information helped you, if I can be of more assistance just ask and I will try to help more.

Re: Plumlee Tennessee/Missouri

DeborahPemberton — 2007-05-04 10:27:25Z

You should be able to get a copy of the marriage certificate from either the state archives or at Anderson County, Tennessee....I will try and check to see just where to get one. There were no marriage applications, it will just be the marriage certificate and bond certificate, it might help to see who is on the bond for the marriage.
Plumlee is not a common name in Anderson County, however, Butler is, Sarah was probably a daughter to one of the Butler families of Anderson County.

Re: Plumlee Tennessee/Missouri

DeborahPemberton — 2007-05-04 10:26:49Z

Plumlee Tennessee/Missouri

DeborahPemberton — 2007-04-07 11:22:51Z

Looking for information on:
Abraham D. Plumlee-married Sarah Ann Butler in Anderson County, Tennessee Feb 12, 1844.
Knox County, Tennessee census in 1850:
Abraham D. Plumlee 29 TN
Sarah 27 TN
Martha M. 1 TN
James C. 1 month TN
Nancy E. 5 TN

1860 Morgan County, Tennessee census
district 2, house #211

A.D. Plumlee 40 TN
Sarah Ann 37 TN
Nancy E. 14 TN
James C. 10 TN
Joseph L. 8 TN
William E. 5 TN
Sarah H. 1 TN

1870 Macon County, Missouri census
Richland Township, La Plata Post Office, house #137

M.C. Biggs 34 Ill
Nancy E. 24 TN
James 10 months Mo
house #138
A.D. Plumlee 50 TN
Sarah P. 11 TN
Abraham 9 TN
Thomas 7 TN

Re: Randolph Plumlee

ginia01 — 2008-09-09 20:47:55Z

Sharron,

I do not have a Randolph Plumlee, DeCalb Plumlee or Ada Massey Plumlee in my
database. I do have William Plumlee and LaVona Kendall Plumlee. I am missing
quite a bit of info and (I believe) at one time have gotten the many same
named people mixed up. Since Jack Plumlee's (of CA) decease, I have had no
one to help me with the mix up of the like names,etc.

I descend from Matthew (Plumley) Plumlee and Abigail, no dates, their son
William b. 1728 Dunsmore Co., VA, d. Aug 1826 Knox Co., TN, married Phoebe
Denton in 1762. She was born 1737 in Shenandoah, VA.
Their son John Plumlee b. 1764 Frederick Co., VA, d. abt 1840 Moss, Jackson
Co., TN married Elizabeth Neill 1790 in Burke Co., NC born 1772. (I have
conflicting information on dates and places on John. It could be due to so
many like names)
Their son Isaac Plumlee b. 6 Aug 1815, Jackson Co., TN , d. 1 Mar 1895, AR,
married Charlotte Johnson on 29 Mar 1865. I think he had been previously
married and had children with that union. I am missing that info.
Their son William Plumlee b. Mar 1846 in White Co., TN was a veteran of the
Civil War Co H 1st Infantry Arkansas married Margaret C. Biles.
Their son Hugh Columbus Plumlee b. 3 Dec 1876, d. 5 Jul 1956, Alpena, Boone
Co. AR, married Lenna Elizabeth Clark 16 Sept 1900. She was born 6 Nov 1879
in Havana, TX, d. 14 Oct 1969. Hugh and Lenna are my grandparents. I did
not give the other children down the line.

I would be interested in corresponding with you via e-mail to exchange
information.

Do you know or are you in contact with a Sharon Plumlee Gibbs? I have been
in contact with her via phone and email but have not heard from her in quite
a while. She is a cousin.

Thank you.

Eunice Gregory genebug@alltel.net

PLUMLEE Paul 1902 1963

t42swisher_dencotx — 2008-10-10 05:16:26Z

PLUMLEE Paul 1902 1963

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PLUMLEE Joyce A 1908 1977

t42swisher_dencotx — 2008-10-10 05:16:16Z

PLUMLEE Joyce A 1908 1977

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PLUMLEE James Harvey 1930 1994

t42swisher_dencotx — 2008-10-10 05:16:05Z

PLUMLEE James Harvey 1930 1994

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PLUMLEE Billy Ray 1931 1995

t42swisher_dencotx — 2008-10-10 05:15:52Z

PLUMLEE Billy Ray 1931 1995

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William and Lovona Plumlee in 1870 Census?

kenray12 — 2007-09-26 01:50:22Z

I'm looking for a record of the household of William Plumlee (1824-1904) and Lovona Kendall (1824-1893) in the 1870 Census. The 1860 US Census has them in Jackson Co., Tennessee; the 1880 US Census has them in Plumlee, Newton Co., Arkansas. Their children Carroll, De Calb, Monroe, and Mary were still living with them as of 1880.

Was there a Jackson County Census done independently of the Federal Census in 1870, or had they moved out of Jackson County by then? Does anyone know where they were around that time?

I'm looking into a son Randolph who appears in the 1860 Census and then disappears from the records....

Re: Obit: Mary Catherine Plumlee

Merphalerph — 2008-07-24 10:15:20Z

This message is to Richard Plumlee. I work night audit at Ashley Hotel, previously named Los Alamos Inn, and I had a few questions regarding Mary Plumlee. I understand that this is probably a sensitive subject, but I would like to know if her passing occurred at the time of her employment at this hotel, and if you know of any signifigance to room #204? I assure you this is not a joke, and is sincerely important to me.