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Re: John P Sartin or Sartain

PritchettWagg — 2009-09-28 13:33:37Z

Dear Mary Ann Thank you so much for your response. I just happened to see an election sign for a person named Sartain when I was in Raleigh over the weekend and it started my thinking about this name. I have basically gotten nowhere with Sartin on this site. My parents are no longer living. My mother's father John Sartin died when she was in her late teens. She was an only child. So this is such a puzzle. Thank you so much for your help. Anne Wagg

Re: John P Sartin or Sartain

gmaprice — 2009-09-28 12:08:07Z

The mailing messed up how I was trying to show how my mother pronounced Sartain: it was "SART-en". Hope this is clearer. Mary Anne Price

Re: John P Sartin or Sartain

gmaprice — 2009-09-28 12:05:35Z

Hi, Ann, I don't have specific information on your ancestors, but did want to comment on the surname Sartin/Sartain. My earliest identified ancestor with the surname is Jacob Sartin, my g-g-g-grandfather, who died in Tuscaloosa County, Alabama, in 1862. He may have been born in Culpeper County, VA, in 1770. His son, my g-g-grandfather, was William Turner Sartain, born probably in Spartanburg, SC, in 1801, died 1879 in Providence, Walker Co., Alabama. The name changed spelling between that father and son, but my mother pronounced the last name of William's daughter, her grandmother Mary Ann Sartain, as SART-in, with the emphasis on the first syllable, not as Sar-TANE, as some Sartain researchers do. That may have been a regional pronounciation. Also, since spelling of names was not standardized, any more than spelling of other words, during that time period, you will see the name spelled different ways, often in the same document. (And spelling by census takers was no better!) So I check multiple message boards for several of my lines. Mary Anne Price

John P Sartin or Sartain

PritchettWagg — 2009-09-28 02:12:11Z

My Grandfather was John P. Sartin born in 1888 in Alamance County NC and died in 1924 in Guilford County NC. His father and my great-grandfather was William H. Sartin b.4 Dec. 1852 and died 16 June 1922.- he was married to Sarah W. Terrell. My great-grandfather's parents listed on his death certificate are John Sartin b. 1830 and Mary Winstead b. 1832. Any information on the great-great's would be so appreciated. I imagine the name was changed somewhere along the way from Sartain to Sartin. Thank you for help. Anne Sartin P. Wagg

Sartain and Killebrew

sthang11 — 2009-08-30 18:40:33Z

I am looking for the parents of Darlene Killebrew who married a Sartain.

Any clue. Contact me at sthang11@aol.com

Thanks

Annette Ditto

Re: Joel Sartain Giles Co.,Va.& Gallia Co,Oh 1762-?

doneyleep — 2009-08-27 20:29:00Z

Hi,
Isaac Sartain was in the Pittsylvania County, VA tax list of 1767 as well as James Sartain. The other names listed are Jacob, Joel and Jonah.

In a letter written to Lyman Draper, a grandson of John Bailey writes that Ann Bradley Bailey married a man named Sartain after the death of her first husband, George Bailey. The Bailey family was from Lancaster/Northumberland Counties, VA. John and Peter James, sons of Ann and George then appear in Pittsylvania County, VA. John is listed with Thomas Hardy JR. in the 1767 Pittsylvania tax lists. I then find him with an Isaac Sartain in KY.

Do you have any information on where the Sartain family was before Pittsylvania County, VA.
Thanks,
Donna

Re: Sartains of Carroll County Ark

PeggySartain30 — 2009-08-15 22:33:05Z

Andrew Quincy Sartain (Q) 1897-1952
His father was Parmenas Andrew Sartain (1861-1942)
I only have his wife -Margaret Nash being born
1902 in Idaho.
I do have Q's death certificate and some stories
we were told about hime when visiting Pomeroy, Wash.
I also have a picture of Parmenas and quite a bit
of family history info.
George Crump Sartain (his brother) was my Grandfather
Be glad to work with you.
Duane Sartain
Chehalis, Washington

Re: Sartains of Carroll County Ark

Vermontsnow — 2009-08-14 23:36:04Z

I had been researching this family line; and only recently was granted the moving experience of reading the obituary for Richard Patrick Sartain - What an amazing man!

Does anybody know when and where his mother (Margaret Nash) passed?

Thanking you in advance for any information to help complete the records for this missing family piece.

Re: Alexander Sartain >Tennessee

Kerry_Sartain — 2009-07-19 01:59:28Z

To LYNNB

My name is Kerry Alexander Sartain.

I am a direct descendant of Alexander Sartain and the group you list below. My father was Oscar Alexander Sartain, and my mother was Cecil Ann Griffin. She passed away on Wednesday and we just buried her this afternoon. I was with several Sartain cousins this afternoon.

I have some info on Alexander Sartain and have been actively searching for his origins for over 35 years. I would very much like to speak with you. Please contact me at kas@mindspring.com right away.
Thanks
Kerry Sartain

Alexander Sartain >Tennessee

LYNNB — 2009-07-18 14:53:00Z

Seeking information on Alexander Sartain.

1 Alexander Sartain, b: in Tennessee (listed on his son, William Allen Sartain’s death certificate)

......2 William Allen Sartain, b: 09 May 1859 in Georgia, d: 21 November 1926 in Fulton County, Georgia src: Georgia Death Index 1919-1998

.......... +Mary Lou Whatley, m: 1890, b: Abt. 1860 in Georgia, d: 09 March 1939 in Fulton County, Georgia src: Georgia Death Index 1919-1998

..............3 Ornold A. Sartain, b: 24 March 1891 in Georgia, d: 14 January 1970 in Baldwin County, Georgia src: Georgia Death Index 1919-1998

.................. +Clara Thornton, m: Bef. 1910, b: 08 January 1892 in Meriwether County, Georgia, d: 09 January 1982 in Troup County, Georgia src: Georgia Death Index 1919-1998

......................4 Samuel Sartain, b: 17 February 1910 in Meriwether County, Georgia, d: 02 March 1973 in Fulton County, Georgia src: Georgia Death Index 1919-1998

......................4 Milton Brooks Sartain, b: 15 June 1914 in Pike County, Georgia, d: 08 January 1997 in DeKalb County, Georgia src: Georgia Death Index 1919-1998

.......................... +Margie Louise Moore, b: 17 May 1917 in Georgia, d: 04 September 1989 in Fulton County, Georgia src: Georgia Death Index 1919-1998

......................4 Oscar Alexander Sartain, b: 14 January 1916 in Pike County, Georgia, d: 17 September 1986 in Fulton County, Georgia src: Georgia Death Index 1919-1998

.......................... +Ann Cecil Griffin, b: 04 December 1917 in Pike County, Georgia, d: 15 July 2009

......................4 William Franklin Sartain, b: 03 October 1921 in Pike County, Georgia, d: 21 January 2002 in Fulton County, Georgia src: SSDI Verification

.......................... +Shirley Coppedge, b: 02 October 1928 in Fulton County, Georgia, d: 04 July 2006 in Fulton County, Georgia src: SSDI Verification

......................4 Betty Sue Sartain, b: 12 February 1925 in Pike County, Georgia, d: 21 February 2009 in Meriwether County, Georgia

.......................... +Allen Cousins Longino, b: 30 December 1919 in Meriwether County, Georgia, d: 21 June 1985 in Muscogee County, Georgia src: Georgia Death Index 1919-1998

..............3 Mackie Sartain, b: 19 September 1893 in Georgia, d: 09 May 1975 in Coweta County, Georgia src: Georgia Death Index 1919-1998

.................. +Howard Norris, b: 31 March 1889 in Georgia, d: 07 August 1947 in Meriwether County, Georgia src: Georgia Death Index 1919-1998

..............3 Lizzie L. Sartain, b: Abt. 1895 in Georgia

.................. +J.C. McClendon

..............3 Jake C. Sartain, b: 21 August 1899 in Georgia, d: 20 April 1982 in Baldwin County, Georgia src: Georgia Death Index 1919-1998

.................. +Lucille E. /?/, b: Abt. 1907 in Georgia

Re: Sartain's;Where did I come from......

riscollins — 2009-06-29 21:36:50Z

That would be wonderful! So far all I have had is a clue that John may have come from Englad through Virginia, but haven't found anything.

He had two chidren: David who is my ancestor b. 1778 in Knox County, TN d. 4-1806 Anderson, Campbell County, TN

and Polly b 1773 d. 1826. This is all I have on her.

Thanks so very much,

Rhonda Sartain Collins

Re: Sartain's;Where did I come from......

SheilaSnyder — 2009-06-29 20:15:04Z

Who are their children? I might have something in my files since I am always digging at Sartains and Sartins.

Re: Sartain's;Where did I come from......

riscollins — 2009-06-29 19:35:21Z

Hi,

I am stuck on my ancestor search with John Sartain b. 1747 in Jefferson County, TN married to Nancy Musick b. 1750 also in Jefferson County, TN. Do you have anything on either of them?

Rhonda Sartain Collins

Re: Where did I come from?

riscollins — 2009-06-24 22:13:39Z

Hi Trent,

I am your dad's first cousin Rhonda. Your grandpa (Harrison) and my dad (Archie Clifton) were brothers. I have done some extensive research into the family tree. If you are still interested, let me know and I will be happy to share what I have found with you.

Hope to hear from you soon,

Rhonda Sartain Collins

Re: Joel Sartain Giles Co.,Va.& Gallia Co,Oh 1762-?

ccrisac_1 — 2009-05-29 14:43:22Z

Very Nice you did a great job ! thank you for the info

Re: Joel Sartain Giles Co.,Va.& Gallia Co,Oh 1762-?

LESPEINE — 2009-05-29 02:02:57Z

Here are the notes and the research that I have done myself on Humphrey Brumfield:

Les Peine
Canton,Ohio

Notes for HUMPHREY BRUMFIELD:
16 Jul 1833 applied for Rev. War Pension at Gallia Co., OH, having enlisted 1 Apr 1776 in Montgomery Co. VA [have translated copy of application] Legatee of father
　
Humphrey Brumfield, Revolutionary War soldier, stated in his pension record of 1833 that he lived on the line between Lawrence and Gallia Counties and that he was born 22 June 1752, in Amelia County, Virginia. He was probably the father of James, John, Sartain and perhaps others. Humphrey Brumfield died about 1849, and on 28 June 1970, the Daughters of the American Revolution held a dedication of a government marker that took place in the Brumfield Cemetery near Lecta, Mason Township, Lawrence County. (Found in Lawrence County Heritage Book)
"Humphrey was born in Amelia County Virginia in 1752. He lived several places before settling down in Giles County, Virginia, near the mouth of Big Stoney Creek on New River. Humphrey was a veteran of the Revolutionary War and fought at Kings Mountain. He located in Lawrence County, Ohio near Greasy Ridge in 1816. His wife Sarah Sartin, daughter of Joel Sartin Sr. was a resident of Giles County." (by Robert L. White)
Humphrey was wounded in his breast from a musket shot. He fought in the Revolutionary War at Point Pleasant. He settled on the New River about the mouth of Big Stoney Creek in 1776, on what is known at the David J. L. Snidow place where Hatfield erected a fort.
Humphrey Brumfield
Humphrey was a private in the Virginia Militia. Humphrey enlisted Mar or
Apr 1776 in Montgomery County, Virginia for six months and was placed
under Capt. John Lucas and Archd to the lead mines where he was transferred to the command of Capt. Edwards and Ens. Robert Albert. The company marched to the Moravian Towns in North Carolina (This is around old Salem in
Winston-Salem, NC. Jim Bailey)where he was discharged after his six months. About a year later he was drafted for six months under Capt. John Lucas. He was wounded near Yaken in North Carolina. (Yadkin River in Yadkin County, just west of Winston-Salem. Jim Bailey). In 1780 he was again drafted in Pittsylvania County, Virginia and put under Capt. Conway. He was in the Battle of Kings Mountain under Col. Campbell. He then guarded the frontier for six months. He served two years in all. He applied for a pension 28 Nov 1833 in Gallia County, Ohio.
Humphrey was born 22 June 1752 in Amelia County, Virginia, and at about age 10 he moved to Pittsylvania, then to Montgomery County till about
1816 when he moved to Gallia County, Ohio. He was an early settler in Guyan Township, Gallia County. He was in Lawrence County, Ohio in 1834. Humphrey died in 1849 and is buried in the Brumfield Cemetery, Mason Township,
Lawrence County, Ohio.
There is no mention of a wife but it should be noted that Joel Sartain, also a Revolutionary Soldier, reported that he served with Humphrey Brumfield and that he also lived in Pittsylvania and Montgomery Counties. Furthermore, Joel Sartain Sr.'s heirs included Sarah Brumfield, wife of Humphrey Brumfield, so it is entirely possible that his wife was Sarah Sartain, sister of Joel, Jr. who lived in Gallia County. This information comes from Land Transfers, Giles County, Virginia 6 Aug 1809.
Sources:
1, Pension File at National Archives #S8105 VA
2. Certificate #26302 issued 3 May 1834
3. Hardesty's "History of Gallia Co." 1882, p.XX
Jim Bailey Notes:
1. If Humphrey was wounded in Yadkin County, NC, he must have been
wounded after the Battle of Kings Mountain (7 Oct 1780 in S.C.). The only
recorded battles in Yadkin County were in 1780 & 1781, both at the
Shallow Ford near Huntsville, NC. The first was on 14 Oct 1780 when Col. Gideon Wright and 300 NC Loyalists tried to cross the Yadkin River and were repulsed by 160 NC & VA Patriots.The second was on 8 Feb 1781 when Lord Cornwallis crossed the Yadkin and encountered stiff resistance from a party
commanded by Joseph Graham. There were many skirmishes in the area in
that same time frame and Humphrey may have been wounded in one of these.
2.If Humphrey served on the frontier for six months after the Battle of Kings Mountain, he may have fought at the Battle at Cowpens, SC on 17 Jan 1781 and/or the Battle of Guilford Courthouse (modern Greensboro,NC) on 15 Mar 1781.
Regards,
Jim Bailey
Kinston, NC
(Transcription of the letter of application for a Revolutionary War Pension, found at the National Archives in Washington DC, on September 28, 1999 by Rev. Leslie A. Peine, a descendent of Humphrey Brumfield follows.)
The State of Ohio
Gallia County
On this 16th day of July 1833 personally appeared in open court before the judges of the Court of Common Pleas now setting Humphrey Brumfield resident of the County of Lawrence (Gallia is written and then stricken out and "Lawrence" is written above) and the State of Ohio. Aforesaid aged, eighty one years the twenty second day of June last (1833) who being first duly sworn according to the law doth on his oath make the following Declaration in order to obtain the benefit of the Act of Congress passed June 7, 1832. That he entered the service of the United States under the following named officers and served as herein stated some time in the month of March or first part of April of 1776 he entered or volunteered into a company of military raised in Montgomery County Virginia for six months and was placed under the command of Captain John Lucas and was marched under his command to the Lead mines where he was transferred to the command of Captain Edwards,
the name of the Lieutenant is not remembered, the name of the Ensign was Robert Albert and the company was marked from there to the Moravian Towns in the State of North Carolina where this declarant served out the said six months and was honorably discharged by Captain Edwards received a written discharge which was destroyed after the was when this declarant's house was burning in the County of Mongomery aforesaid. About one year after the first tour of duty was finished this declarant was again called into the service of the United States by draft for six months and was put under the command of Captain John Lucas. He was called out in the County of Montgomery aforesaid was marched to a place called the Shallow Ford of Adkin in the State of North Carolina where the company was attached to a Regiment commanded by Colonel Cleveland at that place the Regiment had on engagement with the Tories took several of the prisoners and this declarant received a
wound in his breast in the battle from a musket shot after the battle the Regiment was marched to the Moravian Towns to guard the prisoners taken in the battle and at that place this declarant served out the six months and was honorable discharged at the Moravian Towns by Colonel Cleveland, he received a written discharge which was burned in his house as aforesaid. In the Spring of 1781 this declarant was again called out to guard the frontier for six months and was placed under the command of Captain John Donaldson and Lieutenant John George and James Davison, Ensign. He was called out from Montgomery County and was stationed on the frontier on New River at a place called Big Stonney Creek at Hatfield Fort. He was served a written discharge which was destroyed by fire as aforesaid. This declarant states his service in the whole two years under regular calls. This declarant was called out several times for short tours after the Indians, Tories and
British which he has not mentioned this declaration. He states that he was in the Battle at ( ) Kings Mountain with Henry McDaniel, Esq. who now resides in Gallia County and can testify to that fact. He further states that he has been acquainted with said McDaniel more than fifty years and he lived in the same neighborhood with him both in the State of Virginia and Ohio and can testify as to this Declarant's having been called a soldier of the Revolution. This declarant also states that he has been acquainted with the Rev. Joel Sartain about sixty two years who knows of his being called into service and of his returning home having been at that time in the same neighborhood with this declarant. This declarant states that he has no documentary evidence. This declarant further states that he has made his declaration in Gallia Court of Common Pleas by reason of this witnesses being residents of said County of Gallia and also because he lives about on the
line between the County of Lawrence and Gallia and is much nearer to the Court House in Gallia than Lawrence County. This declarant hereby relinquishes any claim whatever to a pension or annuity except this present and discloses that his name is not on the pension roll of the agency of any other state.
His
Humphrey + Brumfield
Mark
Sworn to and subscribed this day and year aforesaid in open court July 23, 1833
Francis Le Clerig Clk c.c.p.g.c.
This declarant further states that he was born in Amelia County in the State of Virginia on the twenty second day of June 1752 as he has been told by his parents, moved from Amelia County, when about ten years old to Hallifax County where he lived a short time, then moved to Pittsylvania County where he lived a short time, then moved to Montgomery County and lived there until 1816, when he moved to Gallia County, Ohio, now Lawrence County where he still lives.
His
Humphrey + Brumfield
Mark
Rev. John Stewart? (Uncertain) a Clergyman Pastor of the Baptist Church in Gallia County of Ohio residing in the neighborhood of the said Humphrey Brumfield and Cornelius Halley residing in the same neighborhood of the said Humphrey Brumfield who has subscribed to and sworn to the above declaration and that we believe him to be eighty one years old and that he is respected and believed to be, in the neighborhood where he resides, to have been a soldier of the Revolution and that he served in that oppression.
Sworn to and subscribed
this day and year aforesaid
in open court July 23, 1833
Francis Le Clerig,Clk c.c.p. g. c. John Stewart? Cornelius Halley
_________________________________________________________________
And the court hereby declares this opinion of the investigation of the matter and putting the interrogatives prescribed by the War Department that the above named applicant was a Soldier of the Revolution and Served as he States. And the court further certifies that John Stovit?(Stewart?) who has signed the processing certificate is a clergyman and Cornelius Halley who has also signed the same are residents of the said county of Gallia and are credible persons and that their statements are written to ___________?
The State of Ohio Gallia County
I, Francis Le Clerig, clerk of the court of common
pleas in and for the said county do hereby
certify that the foregoing contains the original
proceedings of said court in the matter of the
application of Humphrey Brumfield for a pension.
In witness? _____ I have_____ set my name and
affirmed the ______ said court at Gallipolis this
twenty third day of July Anno Domini 1832
Francis Le Clerig? Clk. c.c.p.g.c.
#26 462
_________________________________________________________________
WAR DEPARTMENT
Pension Office
11th October 1833
Sir:
The evidence in support of your claim, under the act of June 7, 1832 has been examined and the papers are herewith returned. The following is a statement of your case in a tabular form. ON comparing these paper with the following rules and subjoined notes, you will readily perceive that objections exist, which me be removed before a pension will be allowed. The notes and the regulations will shew what is necessary to be done. These points to which your attention is more particularly directed, you will find marked in the margin with a brace. Thus } You will, when you return your papers to this Department, send this printed letter with them, and you will, by complying with this request greatly facilitate the investigation of your claim.
A Statement shewing the service of Humphrey Brumfield
Period Years/months Rank/ Names/Rank under /Age /Proof
1776 /6 Priv. Capt Lucas 81years/ Contradictory and
Capt Edwards Montgomery Co/ living witnesses
1777 /6 Capt Lucas VA /Living witnesses not
Col Cleveland Certified to be
1780 /6 Capt Conaway? credible
/6 Capt Donaldson
I am, respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
J. L. Edwards,
Commissioner of Pensions
_________________________________________________________________
Ohio 26 303
Humphrey Brumfield
Gallia in the State of ----O----
who was a P---- in the company commanded
by Captain Lucas of the Regt. commanded
by Col. Cleveland in the ------VA
2 Ys P $ 80.00
Inscribed on the Roll of Ohio
at the rate of 80 Dollars---cents per annum,
to commence on the 4th day of March, 1831
Certificate of Pension issued the 3rd day of May
and Sent to----
Mr. Francis Le Clerig
Arrears to the 4th of May 3 yr $240.00
Semi annual allowance ending 4 Sept. 40.00
_______
$280.00
Recorded by I. C. Sprague, Clerk
Book C Vo. 8 Page 3
__________________________________________________________________
Several members of the Brumfield family were in Lawrence County probably before 1817.
However, the first recorded evidence is the 1820 census which lists James and Sartin (Sartain)
in Mason Township. They are also listed in the 1821 Tax List of Lawrence County. In nearby
Gallia County, John and Humphrey Brumfield are listed in 1820. All four are recorded in
Lawrence County in 1830. Records appear as early as 1804 in Gallia County and could be
the same persons that are later in Lawrence County.
Humphrey Brumfield, Revolutionary War soldier, stated in his pension record of 1833 that he
lived on the line between Lawrence and Gallia Counties and that he was born 17 June 1752,
Amelia County, Virginia. He was probably the father of James, John, Sartain and perhaps others.
Humphrey Brumfield died about 1849 and on 28 June 1970 the Daughters of the American
Revolution held a dedication of a government marker that took place in the Brumfield Cemetery
near Lecta, Mason Township, Lawrence County.
DAR Washington, DC. Patriot Index Lookup Service. http://www.dar.org/natsociety/PI_lookup.cfm
Your reference code is RXAXJGGK You can check the status of your request by clicking the 'Check a Previous Request' link in the right column and entering your reference code (RXAXJGGK).
Patriot Index
BRUMFIELD, Humphrey
Birth: VA 22 Jun 1752
Service: VA
Rank: Pvt
Death: OH Before (ante) 3- -1841
Patriot Pensioned: Yes Widow Pensioned: No
Children Pensioned: No Heirs Pensioned: No
Spouse: (1) Sarah/Sally Sartian
To order a record copy by writing to REGISTRAR GENERAL, NSDAR, Attn. Record Copy Dept., 1776 D Street NW, Washington, DC 20006-5303. Send the information on the Patriot with your check made payable to Treasurer General NSDAR for $10.00. Requests take 6-8 weeks as they get many requests. dbaty
1810 Census Giles County, VA lists Humphrey Brumfield with the following family members:
Males: 1 age 10-15, 1 16-25, 1 45 over
Females: 1 10-15, 1 16-25, 145 over

Re: Joel Sartain Giles Co.,Va.& Gallia Co,Oh 1762-?

ccrisac_1 — 2009-05-28 23:11:17Z

Pat

I made a era it was Christain Syder

Re: Joel Sartain Giles Co.,Va.& Gallia Co,Oh 1762-?

ccrisac_1 — 2009-05-28 23:08:26Z

Pat

It mentions Humprehy Brumfrield and he severed under captain Christian also he mentioned a Leuteniant by the name of John Gwynn. He also mentioned he came to Virginia with his parents then he moved to Gallia county Ohio. no mention of Lawrence county Ohio.
chris

Re: Sartain Family from Tennessee/Arkansas

carabeck — 2009-05-22 01:15:34Z

Here is what I have from the census

Carter Sartain b Dec 1837 in Georgia
Emmeline ? b Mar 1852 in Georgia

Robert L b Jun 1880 MS
Lola b Mar 1885 MS
Earl b Jan 1887 MS
Ora b Dec 1892 AR
Etna b 1897 AR

Lola married Alan Hamby
Etna married Bert Hamby these were brothers
Ora married Charles Thomas Leming

I have Alan and Bert were brothers to my great grandmother
Sarah Jane Hamby Wilcoxson
The Leming is also in my family son of the brother of my ggreat grandmother

All lived in Freedom Township in Polk Co Arkansas

Would love to get more information on this family and the descendants of the above marriages

Re: Sartain Family from Tennessee/Arkansas

carabeck — 2009-05-22 01:15:33Z

Re: Sartain Family from Tennessee/Arkansas

carabeck — 2009-05-20 23:27:33Z

Are you familiar with two Sartain sisters Etna and Lola who married Hamby brothers Bert and Allen?

Re: Sartain Family from Tennessee/Arkansas

crimsartain4 — 2009-05-22 12:52:47Z

This is a real coincidence. My Grandfather was John William Sartain and He was married to Ova Alvira Crump.

Hattie Ruth Crim Sartain

crimsartain4 — 2009-03-09 18:36:41Z

Hattie Ruth Crim (maiden name)Sartain Krantz died February 18, 2009 in Canton, Georgie. She was raised in Oakman, Alabama and stayed there until approx. 1972 when she moved to Georgia. Her ashes will be buried June 12, 2009 at the New Hope Cemetery in Oakman, Alabama. She would have turned 90 that day.

John William Sartain II and Ova Alvira Crump

crimsartain4 — 2007-08-08 19:01:12Z

Does any one have any pictures of John William Sartain II and Ova Alvira Crump? They were my grandfather and grandmother. They were from the Jasper, Al. area and moved to Panama City, Fla. later in life.

crimsartain@sbcglobal.net

Re: Looking for family history

crimsartain4 — 2007-03-17 23:01:37Z

See if you can find the information on this web sight or ask the people listed. They helped me out. Crim Sartain
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~gohrpage/sartain.ht...

Re: Any information on Sartains from Missouri

SheilaSnyder — 2007-06-26 07:05:01Z

Actually my email is now catlady1412@sbcglobal.net. I have a family line of Sartains from the Springfield, MO, area and would love to hear from anyone there. This line originates with Lewis Sartain, as far back as any of us could get with documentation so far, and is in Webster County with the Jasper/Jessie/Hiram Sartain line but no direct connection has been verified yet. I can't imagine they are not related, however. Webster County is still lightly populated! I believe one of our William Sartains did go to Idaho.

Sartain Family from Tennessee/Arkansas

PeggySartain30 — 2008-06-10 22:01:03Z

I have been researching for the William Kendra Sartain/Ellen Ester Baker for some time. They were both born in Tennessee but married in Eureka Springs, Carroll Co., Arkansas and lived there the rest of their lives. I have much info on them and their children-Parmenas, Mary Allis, William J., Edward Charles, George Crump (My Grandfather), Lon Hayhurst. We are at a stand still now.
Unable to find any family after William Kendra Sartain.
We believe that William Kendra had a brother-Uriah Sartin
and a sister Mary ?. Any info would be GREAT!!

Re: Sartain Family from Tennessee/Arkansas

PeggySartain30 — 2009-05-22 17:33:06Z

We do not have any info on John William Sartain or Ova Alvera Crump. Would love any you have--probably relatives
some where.
The story we have is the Baker's(GGGranmother)and Crump's were very good friends. Came from Tennessee and settled in
Carroll Co., Arkansas where they met the Sartains. My grandfather --George Crump Sartain named after the Crump family. We do have info on the Baker family and the Sartains but very little on the Crumps. Would love to know more on the Crumps--possibly which Crump my Grandfather was named after. If you are interested in what We have --be glad to trade info.
Duane Sartain
Chehalis, Washington
duanepegsartain@peoplepc.com

Re: Sartain Family from Tennessee/Arkansas

PeggySartain30 — 2009-05-21 23:59:06Z

In regards to your Sartain Family question. We do not have
any information on the part of the family you ask. Could
you send us on who their parents or grandparents might be?
Our Sartain family is from Arkansas/Tennessee. So their
might be something related. Would be glad to send you any
info I Have. I go back as far as William Kendry Sartain
in the 1820's. My grandfather was George Crump Sartain
(1870-1923). George's brothers were: Parmenas (1861-1942),
Mary Allis(1863-1916), William J.(1865-1947), Edward charles
(1868-1943) and Lon Hayhurst(1874-1967.
Peggy & Duane Sartain
Chehalis, Washington
duanepegsartain@peoplepc.com

Carlos Sartain of Port Arthur, TX 1928

drbrownlee — 2009-05-19 02:47:42Z

Carlos is pictured in the 1928 Sea Gull, yearbook of Port Arthur High School. He is a senior. I'm not kin but thought this might help another researcher locate family.

Re: Carter Sartain

WandaHenderson91 — 2007-08-17 20:59:54Z

I am researching the Smith's of Yalobusha Co., MS. Your Emeline Smith Sartain was the daughter of Amos and Rutha Smith. I am sure you know this by now; but I would love to exchange information with you about the Smiths. Could you give me birth and death dates for Emeline and Carter?

I hope we can be of help to each other. Thanks so much.
Wanda
gen@sonet.net

Re: Henry King Sartain Family

PaulaBalesSartain — 2007-08-21 04:36:12Z

Kattiey,
I went to your web site and didn't find anything on the Sartain family. How do you connect? I appolize for not responding sooner. I now have a new email address and should be alerted when any one responds.
Please contact me so that we can share info.
Thanks, Paula

Re: Oklahoma Sartain

riversls — 2008-06-26 17:44:28Z

Sartain is my maiden name and my paternal grandparents and their children lived in Oklahoma and Texas. I have a good deal of information going back to the 1850's in Kentucky.
Happy to share........ contact me at lslsartain@hotmail.com

Leslie

Sartain - Alden bad dates

Hanson59 — 2008-06-01 17:53:25Z

Throughout Ancestry.com, Thomas Sartain (b 1706) is shown as having Mary Alden (b 1837) as a spouse. Of course, this is absurd, but many people have the connection posted. Mary Alden is a Mayflower descendant of course. Does anybody have a resolution to this? I am a descendant of Sartains through the Harison Sartain line.

http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=jhight... is one link for example.

Karl

Re: Where did I come from?

ramilalinda — 2008-01-19 23:22:32Z

Hello
I am a british (UK) Sartain from a very large family living in Essex we know for a fact that our branch came orignally female side from iRELAND (Cronnin) male side from STEPNEY (Middlesex in London . we know that an uncle went to America in 1835 then all records disappeared.
For some reason the name SUTTON was used for Sartain on some records but we cannot fathom why
I know this is not much help but i thougt you might like to know that there are about 100-130 Sartains in our close group all great induivual types , very tall and dark hair and all are very striking to look at
bye

SARTAIN FAMILY FROM EAST LONDON APPROC 1870 / 80's

MILESNUTHOUSE — 2006-10-13 12:17:01Z

i AM AT A DEAD END NOW, THE INFO I HAVE IS LISTED BELOW BUT i CAN'T GET ANY FURTHER - COULD ANYONE PLEASE SHED SOME LIGHT ON THE MATTER ?????
Elizabeth Caroline Sartain married John William Leeks in 1907 Bethnal Green - had Leeks children, 1 of which is my grandad George Alfred Leeks 1925.

Elizabeth Caroline was the youngest of 3 girls, Alice and Polly.

Apparently Polly married and went onto have about 20 children, Husband name not known but I think her eldest son was Freddie.

Alice had 3 children - the 1st daughter was known as 'Diddies', 2nd child was Rosie White and the 3rd child was Teddy Albany. Before she died, Alice was married to a man named Edward. (presuming it is Teddy Albany's dad, His surname would be Albany too.)

The 3 Sartain girls all came from around Mile End London. I definately know that Polly is buried in Manor Park Cemetary East London. Jackie, also told me that Elizabeth Caroline's mum died when she was only about 2 - 4 years old, apparently taking down the christmas decs ( how sad ! )

Now for the stuff I've managed to collect ...............

Elizabeth Caroline's birth certificate shows born 13th May 1887, 10 James Street, Mile End. Mother - Mary Ann Sartain formerly Bennett, father Nathaniel Sartain. Registered 27/06/1887 at Mile End Old Town, London, Middlesex - (GRO ref 1c 542)
Elizabeth Sartain married John Leeks Dec 1907 Mile End Old Town London, (vol 1c 686)
Elizabeth Leekes (note surname is spelt wrong) died aged 66, 1953/4 Bethnal Green London (vol 5c 170)
(When my grandad George Alfred Leeks married in 1943 - Elizabeth and John Leeks lived at 4, Thoydon Road, Bethnal Green London)

Alice Louisa Sartain birth registered 1885 (1st qtr) Mile End Old Town (vol 1c 583)

Apparently Mary Ann was known as Polly so..................

Mary Ann S Sartain birth registered 1878 (4th qtr) Mile End Old Town, (vol 1c 596)
Mary Ann Sartain married registered 1896 (4th qtr) Bethnal Green to Henry Levett (1c 784)
1901 census shows Henry (b:1897), Rose (b:1899), Mary A (b:1900), listed as their children, the family was living at 28 Anes Street, Bethnal Green London

Also other children that may have been born / died into this family - hence the big gap between mary ann 1878 and alice 1885.

() = what quarter meot = mile end old town
Sarah Sartain born 1880 died 1880 (4) meot
Elizabeth Sartain born 1882 (1) meot died 1882 (1) meot
Thomas Nathaniel Sartain born 1883 (1) meot died 1884 (1) meot

(mummy sartain) Mary Ann Sartain born abt 1862 died 1889 (4th qtr) Mile End Old Town (this would match the christmas death of mummy sartain and also death is a couple of years after Elizabeth.Caroline was born)
As for birth registrations - I have found ;
Mary Ann Caroline Bennett - 1860 (2) Bethnal Green (vol 1c)
Mary Ann Caroline Bennett - 1863 (1) Newington London Surrey (vol 1d)

As for NATHANIEL SARTAIN - I have got nothing at all !!!

Sartain family - middlesex london 1887 +/- 20yrs

MILESNUTHOUSE — 2008-08-14 03:58:47Z

I have an Elizabeth Caroline 1887, Alice Louisa 1885, Mary Ann Sarah 1878, parents Mary Ann Drake-Bennett and Nathaniel Sartain. I know Mrs Mary ANN DRAKE BENNETT (sartsain) died at the age of 27 in 1889 but other than finding them (mis-spelt) on 1881,1891 census, I am at a loose end.

Would be grateful for any help at all please. Things just dont add up ????????

Re: SARTAIN FAMILY

MILESNUTHOUSE — 2008-08-14 03:55:08Z

I know Im taking liberties but I see you have sartains from london middlesex. I am pulling my hair out as I am completely lost. My grandads mum was Elizabeth Caroline Sartain, I was wondering if I would be able to have a look at your tree to see if I can gather any info. I am totally at a lose end with this and I have spent the past 2 years going over and over it again but no joy. Hope you dont mind me asking,

many thanks sarah miles (milesnuthouse@aol.com)

Re: Sartain-Sartin Lafayette Co., Ms.

maez1937 — 2008-08-21 00:35:07Z

hi,i have received your message about the sartin(sartain). it has been a long time since i posted. who are you? my grandfather was pinkney sartin,but pinkney was a middle name. i think his first name was john. i would have to look in my records. it's been a long time since i looked at them. there were and i suppose there are still some sartins in pontotoc county. if you will get back to me i will see if i have it. i have a lot of info on the sartins. we are related to the sartains in water valley,ms.

Re: Joel Sartain Giles Co.,Va.& Gallia Co,Oh 1762-?

PatFannin47 — 2009-05-28 17:39:42Z

Thank you for responding. I am interested in three things:

1. Evidence that Joel Sartain moved to Lawrence Co., Ohio from Va.

2. Any information regarding the Brumfield family. Sarah Sartain married Humphrey Brumfield.

3. A list of surnames , other than Sartain, that were mentioned in Joel Sartain's Rev. War record.

Thanks,

Pat Fannin

SARTAIN Earl Marvin and Josie Lorene

t42Parkdale — 2009-05-04 18:09:37Z

SARTAIN Earl Marvin and Josie Lorene

I photographed this gravestone in the Parkdale Cemetery, Arlington,Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 203,340 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.

Looking for family history

jansart_78 — 2007-03-17 07:04:31Z

I am interested in finding out about my family history. My name is Jana Sartain, b. 1978 in Amory, MS. I have one brother, Jarred Sartain, b. 1977 in Amory, MS. I grew up in Hamilton, AL. My father was Lester Phillip Sartain, b. 1952 d. 1995 who married Eva (Nixon) Sartain, b. 1953. My grandfather was Leerastus Aaron Sartain, b. 1925 d. 2007. He was known as Aaron and lived in Hamilton, AL and other places in Alabama where he worked as a teacher, principal and finally a Superintendant of Schools in Marion County, AL before retiring. He had brothers by the names of Alvin and Adron and a sister named Cumi Sartain Glick (second marriage, do not know the first). I think my grandfather's father's name was William, but not sure. I once did a genealogy report on the family when I was in the early years of high school, but since it was so long ago, I have no idea where it is and so I don't know much more. I think that I remember something about the family coming from Georgia before settling in Alabama. If anyone knows any of these names and has more information, please let me know. Now that both my father and grandfather are deceased and my brother is the last of our line to carry on our name, I am interested in the history of the family. Thanks for any help.

Oklahoma Sartain

VickiReich62 — 2008-06-25 16:15:44Z

I am looking for information about the Sartain family. I believe that I am distantly related through marriage to this family but I have little information about them. It is likely that there was an adoption which further clouds the issue. All I know is that the family is from Oklahoma or lived in Oklahoma or someone went to college in Oklahoma or Arizona.

Thomas Sartain

gidgetdill1 — 2008-04-23 23:39:08Z

I am looking for information on Thomas & Mary Sartain.
The only information I have is that they had 3 daughters (Opal, Ruby & Zara) who were all born in Arkansas. If family stories are correct, Mary Sartain nee Unknown (an Indian woman) would have died around 1926-1927. If anyone has any information, please email me at gidget_dill@yahoo.com.
Thank you.

Re: I am a Sartain

JanSartin — 2007-08-13 04:34:27Z

I am seeking birth parents and other siblings of Sartin or Sartin family. I was born in Washington. Other siblings could range from 1940 to 1955. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.

Re: Joel Sartain Giles Co.,Va.& Gallia Co,Oh 1762-?

ccrisac_1 — 2009-05-28 17:17:01Z

Hello
My Line is with Mary Polly Sartain sister to Sarah married William Bowen. they were from Lawrence county Ohio. not sure what info you are looking for maybe I can Help I do have Joel REV War papers.
Chris

Re: Sartain-Sartin Lafayette Co., Ms.

Folio4Pro — 2008-08-18 17:14:08Z

Edna, (sorry, long time since you posted!)
my ggrandfather was Samuel Pinkney Sartin, whose father, Alfred, son of John, was from Pike( Walthall) Co., MS and later lived in Jefferson Co. I think some of the family was around the Pontotoc area. I wonder if they're related through this middle name, and if it is a family surname.

Re: Sartains

BILLSTEWART92 — 2008-09-22 15:37:46Z

My great great grandfather was John Calvin Atchley
b:11/29/1823, he was married to a Martha Sartin 12/05/1882 at Jones Chapel, Severville Tn. they had three children:
Hattie Mahala Evelyn Atchley, B: 11/19/1883
Oner Boyd Atchley, B:04/13/1886
James Dorty Atchely, B: 09/18/1889

I have a photo of Mahala and James Atchley. Both John Calvin Atchley and Martha Sartin were married before. His fist wife was Elmirah Liles, I believe he married her in 1843. they had eleven children, one of them, John Pinkney Atchley was my great grandfather. I have the names of all eleven children. Some of the Atchley families, perhaps Sartin's as well lived in Oklahoma.

I sincerely hope this will be of help to you. If I can provide any further information, please contat me at wfsss@fairpoint.net.

Re: Sartains

Jaimesheart — 2007-05-05 16:51:19Z

Hi Auntie! This is Jaime---formerly Julie---(Loyd's daughter). How have you been? I am moving down to Fortuna, CA near Eureka as of June 2007 (next month). I have been living in Oregon for the past 11 years as I basically got stuck up there, but my mother asked me to move in with her to help her with her grandson/adopted son Marty, who has Asberger's. Her 2nd husband, Bill, just died on April 12th, and Mom needs a hand raising the boy, who was born to Valorie in March of 1993.

I would like to know what you know of our family roots, when you have the time. You can reach me by email at Jaimesheart@yahoo.com or Jaimeshart7@aol.com, which is a temporary email until I get settled with Mom. The spelling difference is deliberate, so I can get my permanent email later, so for correspondence purposes, you may want to use the yahoo email.

My husband, Tino & I separated in September, 2005, but we remain friends, and we are going with our daughter Rhonda to Disneyland in August when she comes home on leave from the Navy. She is based in Sicily, near Italy, and has been the "pay guru" for over 1700 people for quite some time now. I'm very proud of her. We plan to come to Stockton on the way back, so we would love to see you then, if possible, and catch up with you and yours.

Our son Ramon is also in the Navy and is coming home from Iraq to be based back at Whidbey Island, WA in a couple of weeks. We're going to go see him when he gets back.

And our youngest son, Anthony, recently went active-duty in the Army and was shipped immediately to Korea for a 3 year stint, so right now, all of our children are overseas and I miss them all very much. The only one threatening to marry is Ramon so far, and I expect a grandchild within the year after they marry--which I do believe will be this year.

My cell-phone number is 541-606-1547, but I will only have that for this month. It doesn't work in CA where I will be living. But my California home number will then be (707) 725-1698.

Looking forward to hearing from you. Take care and God bless you all.

Love, Jaime

SARTAIN Michael T 1945-2000 section 104

t42DFWNat — 2009-02-12 14:34:54Z

SARTAIN Michael T 1945-2000 section 104

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.