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Jimmie Vilos Scarborough / Tucker

TONYA L TUCKER-DALE — 24 Jan 2001 9:19:20 GMT

My grandmother was Jimmie her sisters were
Billie and Snooky (dont know her given name)
Her brothers name is G. B. (known as Pete)...
They all lived around the Abilene TX area Any info would be helpful

Gideon J H Scarborough

gloriainia — 16 Nov 2008 8:51:09 GMT

Looking for parents of Gideon Scarborough(b 1790) of Southampton Co VA who m Rachael Johnson & moved to Northampton Co NC. Ch: Mary Ann Sykes,Gideon H. (died in Cicil War) Martha J Davis, Susan T Deloatch & Temperance.

Comer Lee Scarborough b 1900 AL d 1966 Mobile AL

pamelaharrellwhiteside — 13 Nov 2008 5:05:05 GMT

MOBILE REGISTER - 7 JANUARY 1966

Dr Comer Lee Scarborough, a native of Blue Springs AL and a resident of Mobile for many years, died at a local hospital, Wednesday, Jan 5, 1966. Surviving are the widow, Elizabeth Jolly Scarborough, Mobile; one sister, Mrs Reid Mullins, Clanton AL; four brothers, Raburn F Scarborough, Montgomery AL; Floyd A Scarborough, Andalusia AL; Dr C Cayce Scarborough, Raleigh NC; Dr John A Scarborough, Bowling Green KY. Funeral services will be held from Dauphin Way Methodist Church Friday, Jan 7, 1966 at 2 pm with interment in Pine Crest Cemetery. The body will lie in state at Dauphin Way Methodist Church Friday, Jan 7 from 1 pm until 2 pm. Arrangements by Roche Undertaking Co Inc.

Not my family, just sharing from the newspaper archives of the Mobile Public Library.

James Allen Scarborough

Cherie Whittiker — 4 Aug 2000 10:51:56 GMT

I have recently been given some old family papers, amoung them a copy of a notarized letter by Joab Lane Scarborough dated 11-28-15. Joab claims to be a direct descendent of James Allen Scarborough, king of Wales. Joab was the son of John Rasbery Scarborough, son of Major James Scarborough, son of James Allen Scarborough who was King of Wales. Supposedly James, King of Wales was killed by King George the Fourth when he conquered England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales. I have not been able to find anything on a James Allen Scarborough, king or not. When James, King of Wales was killed, his two sons James and Williams fled to England then to America. Does anyone have anything to substantiate this? My grandmother was a Veitch and her mother was a Scarborough.

Emma Scarborough

amyanderson1993 — 19 Oct 2008 1:24:26 GMT

Looking for information on her. She was b. Louisiana c. 1847, m. Samuel Buck Westfall. She is an ancestor of my husband's family in Natchitoches and Sabine Parish, Louisiana. I have spotted other Scarboroughs in Natch. and Sabine cemeteries, but do not know how/if they relate.

G CLINTON SCARBOROUGH 1880 GA TN AL

mmcdaniel61 — 18 Oct 2008 8:56:29 GMT

I am looking for information on G CLINTON SCARBOROUGH, his wife was FANNIE KING. His son was WALTER VIRGIL SCARBOROUGH and was married to ZUMA BURNICE AGEE in Crockett County, TN on November 18, 1911. Walter and Zuma are my great grandparents. I don't know what the G stands for, but if anyone can give me any information about G Clinton it would be greatly appreciated.

Melissa

looking for lisa scarborough

12 Feb 2000 10:02:27 GMT

i'm looking for my relative lisa she was in the military and i haven't seen her since we were kids. does anyone know where she is? please leave a reply.don't know if she is married.
thank you d

lois scarborough

3 Jun 2000 8:41:54 GMT

i'm looking for the death notice for lois scarborough died on 4-24-98. any info please leave a reply. he used to live in southaven, mississippi.
thank you
j

robbie scarborough

jda — 27 Dec 1999 10:01:30 GMT

i'm looking for my relative
robbie. if anyone knows how i can get in touch with robbie
please leave a reply.
thank you
jda

Sherrod Scarborough

Raymarba — 14 Nov 2003 6:43:06 GMT

Sherrod Scarborough is my Great Great Grandfather. My
mother is related to the Jeptha Scarborough. I have records
on Sherrod - Jeptha and his family. I am looking for Sherrod's
parents in S.C. I will be glad to pass info on to you. I have
seen Sherrod's name as Sherard only once.I am kinda new
to computor search but have enjoyed doing it.

Scarboroughs of Newnansville and Lake City,FL

Mary Anne(Sc arborough) Adams — 16 Jul 2000 6:03:05 GMT

I am looking for info about L.M. Scarborough who ran a Dry Goods Store in the now extinct town of Newnansville. FL in the mid 1800"s his son was Matthew (or Mathew M. Scarborough). Grandson Lindley Murrey Scarborough of Lake City. Any info would be appreciated.

Mitt Scarbrough 15 May 1895

chipandlea — 10 Oct 2008 6:37:24 GMT

My step gmother, which I love dearly is
Mitt Scarbrough (not sure of the spelling). My gdad, Charlie McDaniel Farris and she married after my gmother died and gdad had raised the six children. She had a daughter, Vera who married George Washington Butts in Sylacauga, Alabama, USA. She also had a son, I think he was called Bud and I remember him being in the Navy or Army. I spent time with them in Sylacauga during the summer months every yr. between the ages of 9 and 16 yrs old. I am ashamed I didn't ask more and learn more about gmother and gdad.This should be a lesson to others to ask and write things down. We have so many wonder communication advantages we all should tape our parents, grand parents, aunts and uncles, cousins and all those who know about our family. I didn't do as much as I should have and now have very few left who know very much of our family.
If anyone knows my gmother, Mitt Scarlborough (not sure of the spelling please let us know through ancestry. All I know is Mitt Scarlbourough b 15 May 1895 14 March 1982. She was buried in Sylacauga, Alabama, USA.
God Bless,
Delia

Newton w. Scarborough

James Scarborough — 9 Dec 2000 4:52:43 GMT

I am looking for any imformation on my Greatgrand Father Newton W. Scarborough he was born 04/08/1884 where i do not know and died 05/15/1963 in Longview or Gilmer Texas

Mother's family is Scarbrough's from east texas

Byron Marcus Meshell-Sherman — 10 Sep 2000 11:02:15 GMT

Please contact me if we may be related

Mary A. Elizabeth Scarborough: The Kersey Line

twiggers96 — 29 Sep 2008 3:55:11 GMT

Mary A. Elizabeth Scarborough, daughter of William Perrien Scarborough and Penelope Fordham, is not the wife of William John Kersey.

There is a Mary A. Elizabeth Scarborough who is born around the same time from Laurens County, Ga. This Mary's parents are William Perrien Scarborough and Penelope Fordham. In reality, She marries a John Calvin Register. This Mary has been improperly cited as THE Mary that is wed to William John Kersey, but this is incorrect. I have this Mary in my tree on ancestry.com (“Kersey Family Tree: FL, GA and Beyond”) so you can follow her through time and see that she is in no way able to be the Mary wed to William John.

Mary A. Elizabeth Scarborough: B. Nov 24, 1837 D. Feb 5, 1911.

Residence:
1850 Laurens Cnty, Ga w/parents William Perrien Scarborough & Penelope Fordham
1855 Georgia Marriages 1699-1944: John Calvin Register May 3, 1855
1860 Laurens Cnty, Ga w/John C. Register
1870 Militia District #29, Laurens Cnty, Ga w/John Register
1880 Burgamies, Laurens Cnty, Ga w/John C. Register
1900 Burgamies, Laurens Cnty, Ga w/Jno C. Register
1910 Burgamies, Laurens Cnty, Ga as Mary E., widowed
1911 Dead, buried at Besthsiada Cemetary, Laurens Cnty, GA

There WAS a Mary wed to William John. Not sure her maiden name was Scarborough.
I have 4 of her children's death certificates and only one of them mentions their mother's maiden name, but it says "Scarborough" in the space where she was born, not in the space for maiden name. "Kersey" is listed as maiden name..., which is the married name.

There are a lot of Mary Scarborough's out there born around the same time in GA, so we just have to find the right one! Please help me by correcting this in your family tree and sharing with any others you know researching the GA/FL Kersey line. The Mary A. Elizabeth with the parents of William Perrien and Penelope is cited a lot out there on the web and in family trees. We must correct this for our sake, for history’s sake, and most importantly for accuracy.

I have also found out that the Emanuel County, GA courthouse has suffered many fires over the years: 1841, 1855, 1857, 1919, and 1938. This means all of their documents were destroyed. This is sad news because I believe that William John Kersey and his Mary were wed in Emanuel County around the 1855-1860 time period and perhaps their marriage records were lost.

Sorry so long, but I wanted to share what I have found.

SCARBOROUGH IN TX

Patty Scarborough — 30 Jan 2000 12:00:00 GMT

I am trying to find info re my husband's family. JAMES LAWRENCE SCARBOROUGH (1845-?) m SAMATHA ELIZABETH RENFRO COOK (1841-?) son, DANIEL LAWRENCE SCARBOROUGH (1875-1929) m ROSA LENA BURNETT (1888-1974) DANIEL AND ROSA lived in the LUFKIN, TX area. Their children: ROSA LENA, JEWEL, EDNA, CLARA JANE, RUBY, DOLPHIN, DOYLE, DUEL LAWRENCE, KATHERINE, BURNICE, DANIEL LAWRENCE JR, EARLINE, DEWEY SCARBOROUGH.

Lawrence Scarborough

Joan — 6 Apr 2006 10:29:40 GMT

I would like to connect with someone researching this line. I descend from his line through son John and his daughter Agnes who married James Glass in 1848 in Arkansas. They migrated to Anderson County Texas then over to Johnson County Texas by 1860.

Cora Scarborough of Mullen, TX 1917

drbrownlee — 27 Sep 2008 9:35:55 GMT

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

Scarborough of Telfair Co., GA

MaryhelenspiresJohnt — 21 Nov 2005 4:54:53 GMT

Look for information on James M. (Jim) Scarborough.
He shows up on the 1910,1920 and 1930 US Census for
Telfair Co., GA , but nothing before that. I have the information on his wife and children. Would like to know
who his parents ,brothers or sisters are and where they came from. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

William Perrien Scarborough's daughter Mary

twiggers96 — 25 Sep 2008 7:54:24 GMT

I am trying to confirm that William Perrien Scarborough's (WPS)daughter Mary is the same Mary that wed my William John Kersey (WJK) of Emanuel Cnty, GA. I have no wedding date.
Here is what I have:
1850 Laruens, GA census shows a 15yr Mary as daughter of Perrien.
1860 Laurens, Ga there is Perrien (Pawen) but no Mary
1870 Laurens, GA there are SF Scarborough, Jas P Scarborough, and suddenly a 24 yr old Mary A. SF and Jas P age's match that of the Samuel F and James P on the previous 1860 census. But is what is listed as Mary A, really Nancy A from 1860?
Sounds like I am off track but I need to eliminate that 24 yr old Mary A in 1870.

"My" Mary who wed WJK is with WJK in 1860 in Appling, GA. She is there in 1870 in Charlton, GA. WJK dies sometime between 1870-1880 and Mary is on the 1880 Clay, FL census with her children. However, she is listed as "Polly" (a common nickname for Mary) and her age is off, but it's the same children and I've really crossed my t's and dotted my eyes on that part.

I've read the other threads on William Perrien Scarborough but nothing touches his daughter Mary, or all of his children.

In summary, can anyone who has done extensive research on him confirm that his daughter Mary is my Mary wed to William John Kersey. If so, might you have wedding date/place?

All the best,
Twiggers96@yahoo.com

W.M. Scarborough murdered town marshal of Dublin

mhjohnt — 15 Sep 2008 12:01:55 GMT

I found a new article about town marshal Mr. N. K. Watson be stabbed to death by W. M. Scarborough, November 5, 1888.

Does anybody know which W. M. Scarborough this could be?

Samuel Ruffin Scarborough

Billie_Scarborough — 13 Sep 2008 9:10:00 GMT

I am looking for the burial place of Samuel Ruffin Scarborough. He was shown at Justice Precinct 4 (All East of R.R. Excl. Bryan City) Brazos, Texas in the 1900 Federal census. He was born Aug 1831, wife Mary E.
My personal email is gbs2@cox.net

Elder Lawrence Scarborough (1767 - 1846)

tdhudson — 13 Aug 2008 1:33:25 GMT

This posting concerns Elder Lawrence Scarborough (22 Oct 1767 - 1 Oct 1846). To my knowledge, no documentary evidence exists to prove Lawrence's parents, but family tradition claims that he is the eldest son of Revolutionary War soldier, Major James Scarborough of Edgecombe County North Carolina. In fact, it is claimed that Lawrence witnessed Cornwallis' surrender at Yorktown, where Lawrence had gone to take his father some clothes. In the latter 1780s, Lawrence followed Miles Scarborough and other Scarboroughs to Georgia, where he lived in Burke and Bulloch Counties. Lawrence was ordained as a Baptist minister there. In 1807, he applied for and received a passport from the Georgia governor to travel across the Creek nation on his way to Mississippi. Scarborough soon became a very prominent Baptist minister in southwestern Mississippi. The Mississippi Baptist Association sent him as a missionary into Louisiana for the purpose of ordaining ministers and establishing churches. In particular, he has the distinction of ordaining the first Baptist preacher in Louisiana in 1812 (a black man, in fact) and of constituting the first Baptist Church in that state at the same time. Scarborough left Mississippi between 1822 and 1826 and moved into north Louisiana. He was the first white settler of the Bayou Corney region of what is now Union Parish Louisiana (then Ouachita Parish). He settled near the last Choctaw Indian village there. On 4 January 1827, Scarborough joined the Pine Hills Baptist Church, located near modern Vienna and Downsville in what is now southern Union (or northeastern Lincoln) Parish LA. He preached across north Louisiana, but by the 1830s he had distanced himself from the Missionary Baptists and became a Primitive Baptist minister. Scarborough died at his home on Bayou Corney in October 1846, leaving numerous children by three different wives scattered throughout Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkansas, and Texas.

I have researched the life of Elder Lawrence Scarborough off and on for thirty years. For a while, I thought that he was my Scarborough ancestor's brother, but subsequent research indicates that, at best, he is my ancestor's first cousin. As he was the earliest settler of region where my grandmother was born (Bayou Corney, Union Parish), I have always taken a special interest in his life. Most Scarborough researchers are familiar with Mrs. Jewel Davis Scarborough's "Southern Kith and Kin", Volume III, covering the family of Major James Scarborough. Mrs. Scarborough's husband descends from Elder Lawrence Scarborough, so her work contains a lot of information on Lawrence and many of his descendants. While her work describes Lawrence Scarborough's life, Mrs. Scarborough omitted many references to Scarborough's ministry. Maybe I'm wrong about that - maybe she did not omit them but rather remained unaware of them. Although her research seems thorough and in-depth for the times, perhaps in that era before computers and microfilm, she was unaware of the religious controversy that drove Elder Lawrence Scarborough from Mississippi to Louisiana. These works are not particularly well-known, and they are not exactly those most would think to consult when pursuing the genealogy of a particular man or family.

The purpose of this posting is to make public references to Elder Lawrence Scarborough from three out of print and somewhat obscure books written in 1866, 1886, and 1888. I find the information gives an interesting addition to the "cold hard facts" that we know about his life. On the other hand, the data as written by the religious authors is not complimentary of Elder Scarborough by any means. It appears to me that there were differences of opinion in the 1800s regarding Scarborough's actions, as one of the authors writes favorably of Scarborough whereas the other two give a scathing condemnation of his separation from one of his wives and subsequent marriage to another woman without obtaining a divorce. I have never seen Scarborough's ministry discussed online, and I have previously hesitated to initiate such a discussion due to the negative aspect of the material on Scarborough's reputation. However, I find this information an interesting addition to what we know about him and it is a part of history and of his life; If he were my ancestor, I would want to know the complete truth, so I have decided to post this information. Moreover, other sources counter the some of the negative implications of statements made about Elder Scarborough. These other sources indicate that Scarborough was an honorable man who took great pains to provide for his wife and children. When Lawrence prepared to leave Mississippi in 1820, he left his property in trust for his children, taking only one horse for his use on his travels. After he had settled in Louisiana, in 1829, he put all of his property into his wife's name, including improvements he had made on 200 acres of public land, his stock, a slave, etc. Moreover, he had the foresight to make a trip to the courthouse and have these two documents recorded by local government officials. Further, he was held in high regard by the Baptists in Mississippi from 1809 until at least 1822, and a large group of members withdrew with him following the controversy in 1830. He preached to a loyal following until his death.

As mentioned earlier, the events described below do not fully add up. All of the references agree that Lawrence Scarborough became a prominent Baptist miniser in southwestern Mississippi between 1807 and 1822. All agree that some controversy drove him from Mississippi and it followed him into north Louisiana. All the references also indicate that he ceased connection with the Missionary Baptists, but continued to preach until his death. It appears that he became a Primmitive Baptist minister, but this is not completely clear. The Missionary Baptists claimed that after his earlier wife's death, Scarborough remarried, then separated from his wife, did not obtain a divorce, and then married another woman. If so, it does not seem possible that he could have remained a Primitive Baptist minister, for they had the same firm convictions on this activity as the Missionary Baptists did. Furthermore, the sources below do not all agree on whether Scarborough withdrew willingly from Pine Hills Baptist Church in north Louisiana or whether he was excommunicated.

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References to the Baptist Ministry of
Elder Lawrence Scarborough
22 Oct 1767 - 1 Oct 1846
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Overview of Scarborough's Ministry in Mississippi

Sources:
1) Scarborough, Jewel Davis. "Southern Kith and Kin: A Record of My Children's Ancestors; Major James Scarborough: His Ancestors and Descendants", Volume 3. Abilene, Texas: Abilene Printing Company, 1957.

2) Leavell and Bailey, "A Complete History of Mississippi Baptists", published in 1904.
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Rev. Lawrence Scarborough lived in Jefferson County Mississippi in 1809 and was present at the Salem Baptist Church meeting in 1809 as a messenger from Morgan's Fork Church. The association that year appointed him to help with difficulties at New Hope Church. At the 17 October 1812 meeting of the Mississipi Baptist Association, held at Zion Hill Church in Amite County Mississippi, Lawrence Scarborough preached the Association Sermon and was appointed to the presbytery to ordain "Brother Willis in Opelousas", and also to help constitute another Baptist church near Scarborough's residence. The association met at Bogue Chitto Church in Pike County Mississippi on 18 October 1817, and Lawrence Scarborough was a appointed to serve on a committee to submit a plan to raise funds for minister's education and to raise these funds, on another committee charged with preparing an association constitution and by-laws, etc. On 14 October 1820, the association met at Zion Hill Church in Amite County, and the minutes indicate that Lawrence Scarborough delivered the association sermon and was listed as one of the visiting ministers. Scarborough's church joined the new Union Baptist Association in 1820. He represented the Union Association at the 1822 meetings of the Mississippi and Pearl River Associations. An association historian said that Scarborough was

"Plain in person, manners and style of preaching. He was given to the Heavenly tune in his delivery of sermons, but was an exceedingly useful man for many years."
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Charges Against Elder Lawrence Scarborough
Jones, Rev. John G.
"A Concise History of Introduction of Protestantism into Mississippi and the Southwest". St. Louis:
P. M. Pinckard, 1866, pp. 63 - 65.

Rev. John G. Jones gave a scathing description of Elder Lawrence Scarborough in his work published in 1866. The severe tone given here does not seem to reflect that of Harris and Hulse that describe Scarborough's ministry in Claiborne Parish Louisiana.
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The truth of history requires us to state that the early Mississippi Baptist Churches not only had their troubles with some unfaithful and disorderly laymen, but also with a number of their preachers, or cautioned not to receive, as such, certain imposters and disorderly walkers. The fall of two of their leading ministers, Elders Lawrence Scarborough and Josiah Flowers, was cause of deep sorrow, not only to the Churches, but to all who admire and love ministerial purity and fidelity.

Lawrence Scarborough first appears in the minutes in 1809, and continues as late as 1822. He was plain in person, manners and style of preaching, but was zealous and energetic, and acquired considerable influence as a preacher. His manner of preaching was rather boisterous, and his gesticulation violent. He had acquired "the heavenly tone" in great perfection, and could sing and wail out his hymns, prayers and sermons equal to any man we ever heard. The elocution of th epulpit has so changed since then it is likely that many of our readers do not comprehend what is mean by "the heavenly tone;" and, partial as we were to it in our boyhood, we must acknowledge our inability to describe it adequately. It was made up of assumed intonations of the voice, expressive of great earnestness, and was composed of the cadences of whining, mourning, lamentation and wailing, and was intended to arouse the sympathies of both preacher and auditors. We seldom meet with "the heavenly tone" at this day, except as very imperfectly imitated by some of our colored brethren in their public prayers and exhortations.

Mr. Scarborough was conspicuous as a preacher among the Baptists in Mississippi about fifteen years, and was the pastor of some of their best Churches; but he committed a blunder that overthrew him completely in this country. The minutes containing the adjudication of his case are not extant, so far as the author knows, and he will not undertake to give thee details of the case from memory. The substance of the unfortunate and wicked affair was about as follows: Mr. Scarborough as his second wife, married a widow lady, apparently every way suitable for him as to age and circumstances in life. It was not long, however, before they disagreed and parted. Without waiting to justify himself in parting from his wife, or to obtain a legal divorce in case he was justifiable - which we presume few, if any one, believed -- he hastily married a young woman, which brought down on him, not only the censure of the Church, but the indignation of the community, in consequence of which he precipitately left the country in disorder and settled in Northern Louisiana, west of the Washita river, where he soon commenced preaching among the Baptists in that region. The Church which claimed jurisdiction over him in Mississippi, not being able to bring him to trial, sent a deputation to Louisiana to inquire into his case, collect any available testimony that might turn up, and report to the Church on their return. The result was, that he was wholly discarded by the Church in Mississippi as an unworthy and fallen minister. In 1826 the writer had a pastoral charge in North Louisiana, and heard that he was still living about the head waters of the Darbonne, near the line between Louisiana and Arkansas, and was still preaching, though in what relation to the Church he did not learn. He has since gone to give an account of his stewardship.

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Paxton, Rev. W. E.
"A History of the Baptists of Louisiana from the Earliest Times to the Present."
St. Louis, Missouri: C. R. Barns Publishing Co., 1888, pp. 34, 142, 152, 180, 183, 516.
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Chapter on the Mississippi Baptist Association and her influence on the earliest Baptists in Louisiana:
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pp. 33-34
"Thomas Mercer came from Georgia about 1800, and preached regularly. Dr. David Cooper, who was probably from Tennessee, a learned and pious man, who combined the callings of preaching and the practice of medicine, came in 1807. He did more, perhaps, than any other man to give character to these early Baptists. He was long Moderator of the Mississippi Association. he was active in promoting education and missions. He died in 1830.

About the same time, also, a number of preachers appeared in this country, who had either immigrated or been licensed here. Among these were Moses Hadley, Elzra Courtney, Lawrence Scarborough, Josiah Flowers,... most of whom labored subsequently in Louisiana."

pp. 142-143
"In acordance with this advice, in 1811 he [Joseph Willis] attended the meeting of the [Mississippi Baptist] Association and was invited to a seat; and two ministers, Thomas Mercer and David Cooper, were invited to visit the brethren in the Opelousas. These were providentially hindered. In 1812, the [Mississippi Baptist] Association appointed Moses Hadley and Lawrence Scarborough to proceed to the Opelousas country, ordain Mr. Willis and constitute a church in the vicinity where he lived. This may appear to be an Assumption of authority on the part of the association. But the procedure under this appointment shows that the action was regarded as only advisory. They proceeded at once to the discharge of their duty. On their arrival at Bayou Chicot, in the parish of St. Landry, which was one of the places at which Mr. Willis preached, they found five brethren and one sister, whom they constituted into a church called Calvary. This church was constituted November 13th, 1812, the first in the State. At the same time, at the request of the newly constituted church, they proceeded to ordain Joseph Willis as their pastor."

p. 152
"About this time [1825-1826] Lawrence Scarborough, who had been a prominent minister in Mississippi, but had separated from his wife and had married again, and had been excluded from a church in Mississippi, came into Ouachita Parish. He was received into the Pine Hills Church. On this account the Pine Hills Church was refused a letter of dismission until Scarborough was excluded, or satisfaction rendered to the church in Mississippi. In 1830 notice was given that Pine Hills Church had excluded Lawrence Scarborough. A few members of the church and a few the Black Lake Church adhered to him for a time; but were finally convinced that he was wholly unworthy. He removed to South Arkansas, where he remained till his death, in connection with the Anti-missionaries; but so far as I know he ceased to preach."

[NOTE: These facts are incorrect. Lawrence Scarborough remained a resident of Union Parish until his death in October 1846. Two of his sons, John and Silas, did live across the state line in Union County Arkansas, and in 1830, Lawrence was listed on the census there with them. However, he lived in Louisiana, and he continued to preach in Claiborne Parish until his death.]

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Chapter on the Louisiana Baptist Association:
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p. 180
[1827]
"The following query from Vermillionville Church was considered: "Shall a person be received into a church that had been divorced and married another; or if being in the church, they marry again, shall their membership be continued. Unanimously agreed that except it be manifest that such separation was occasioned by the fornication of the opposite party, they should not be received. See Matt. 19:9.

Black Lake and Providence churches were dismissed to unite in the formation of a new association. Pine Hills applied for a letter for the same purpose, but was refused until she either exclude Lawrence Scarborough from her communion, or satisfy the church from which he was excluded in the State of Mississippi, with respect to her receiving said Scarborough into fellowship. This Scarborough had been a prominent minister in Southwest Mississippi. Having separated from his wife, he left Mississippi in company with another woman, to whom he was married in Louisiana. He was excluded by his church, but refused to surrender his credentials. He managed to get received into the Pine Hills Church. Subsequently the church became satisfied of his unworthiness and withdrew her fellowship, and thus gave satisfiction to the association. Scarborough removed to Southern Arkansas, where he lived a number of years and died, as I have learned, in connection with the anti-missionary Baptists."

[NOTE: Scarborough did not move to Arkansas, but remained a resident of Union Parish Louisiana until his death in October 1846. He continued to preach in Claiborne Parish until his death.]

p. 183
[1831].
"It appears that in the exclusion of Lawrence Scarborough the year before some of the members of Pine Hills adhered to him. These were excluded by the church and the act commended by the
association."

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Harris, D. W. and B. M. Hulse.
The History of Claiborne Parish Louisiana.
New Orleans: W. B. Stansbury & Co. Press, 1886, pp. 140 - 144.
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History of the Christian Church in Claiborne Parish, Louisiana.
By Rev. J. B. Davis

The present reformation in Claiborne Parish commenced in about 1827. From the days of the Westleys, the want of a return to th eApostolic teachings and practices, had been deeply felt by the profound thinkers of the times, and many were the efforts of learned men to throw off the dark pall of ritualism, superstition and sensuality, which had gathered over the church in the dark ages. But these offorts were productive of new sects and creeds only, which were held up to the world for its acceptance. These human made creeds, confessions of faith, and abstracts of principles only led to further divisions and sub-divisions. Seeing this, the eyes of the thoughtful, scanned the religious horizon for a haven of rest. A port which they might enter and be comparatively safe from the storm of sectarian strife and division. Then was heard the immortal words of Chillingworth. "The Bible and the Bible alone is the religion of Protestants." And from the classic hills of Virginia came the not less immortal words of the Campbells; "When the Bible speaks we must speak, but when the Bible is silent, we must be silent." And from Kentucky's grassy plains was heard the voice of Stone. He declared in words of impassioned eloquence, that "the Christian's creed is the Bible; to none but God will be bow." Less lights sprang up everywhere and this doctrine was echoed from the valleys to the hills, and from the hills to the mountain tops, until it reached our own fair land. In about 1827, Lawrence Scarborough, began to preach to the people of Claiborne Parish, the Bible; nothing more or less as the only rule of faith and practice for Christians. This doctrine being to some extent an innovation, on the one preached by the representatives of his brethren, a rumor which followed him from Mississippi was made the basis for charges against him. A committee was appointed to investigate the matter, who after a careful investigation of the case, honorably acquitted him. But some of his brethren were not satisfied, and he (Scarborough) believing his teaching more offensive than his practice, withdrew from the church to avoid further trouble, and a number of his Baptist brethren withdrew with him.

Scarborough being poor and living some distance from the brethren of Black Lake Church, could not be with them often. And after a time most of the brethren who withdrew with him went back to the Baptist Church. This movement not being contemplated things remained for sometime in rather a chaotic state. But Scarborough afterwards moved into Claiborne Parish,
and John Murrell... built a church near his own residence, and in this house, about 1840, the congregation met in their own church, and commemorated the death and sufferings of Christ. As disciples or Christians, they discarded all unscriptural names an dpractices and took as a motto the words of Chillingsworth, Campbell and Stone, "the word of God as a lamp to our feet in the pathway of life," offering to meet and unite with any and all on this, the one and the only foundation for the universal union of the children of God. Many ugly and offensive names were applied to us then, as now, but we relied on the promise of God, and cared for none of those things. A few years after the erection of this church, Scarborough passed to his reward, leaving a band of christians numbering about sixty around this church, and a considerable number in the northeast corner of the parish, near the State line. He was full of days and good works, and has gone to his reward. John Scarborough, son of Lawrence Scarborough, who had preached some previous to his father's death, now took his father's place, and labored for the disciples in word and doctrine with varied success for several years. At one time this church numbered as high as seventy communicants, and there were other disciples in the Northeast part of the parish, in Union Parish and in Arkansas, where Scarborough lived. The disciples in other parts of the country, hearing of the disciples here, sent evangelists to see and help them. Among those who came was a man named Smith from New Orleans, and Stephenson from Little Rock, Ark. There were no jars between these visiting strangers and the disciples here, but unity, thus demonstrating the important truth that those who take the Bible along as their guide can meet as brethren everywhere.

About the year 1850, John Scarborough moved to Texas and left the church without a shepherd,
and not long after he left the church building was burned accidentally and the congregation
went down to almost nothing. Some moved away, others went into other denominations, and others
went to the world..."

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Jesse and Addison Scarbrough

mikescarbrough147 — 9 May 2008 3:46:34 GMT

I have been researching for a few years and have never been able to find much information on Jesse Scarbrough, son of Addison Scarbrough. Jesse was born in S.C. in 1782 and died in Muscogee County Georgia in 1839. I am trying to find out information on the children of Jesse, in particular, Ivey Scarborough. I have info on both of these men, (Jesse and Ivey) that I would be willing to share if any of you could help shed some light on these two. Thanks.

Lisbeth (Griswold) Scarborough, Hartford, CT - Death Notice

masspike13 — 3 Aug 2008 4:03:51 GMT

The Hartford Courant
June 23, 1950, pg. 5

SCARBOROUGH - In Hartford, Conn., June 21, 1950, Lisbeth (Griswold) Scarborough, wife of the late George F. Scarborough. Funeral service at the James T. Pratt Co., Chapel, 71 Farmington Ave., Saturday June 24th at 1:30 p.m. Please omit flowers.

No relation to this person

African American Scarborough

idacummings1 — 17 Apr 2003 2:06:46 GMT

I am looking for African American Scarborough's.

Mittie L Scarborough b 1887 abt d1978

chipandlea — 19 Jul 2008 7:55:17 GMT

Does any know
Mittie L Scarborough b May 15 abt 1887 d abt 5 Jun 1987 in Ft Myers, Fl. She married my gdad probably in the 40's aft his children were grown. She had a daughter and a son. Her son was in the Navy. I can't remember his name. Keep coming up with Bud but anyway. Can't pull up her daughter's name in my little brain either but I knew her and she was married to George Washington Butts in Sylacauga, Al. and then they retired to Ft Walton, Fl. Wonderful people. I want to learn more about Mittie Scarborough Farris. She was the best grandmother a girl could have.
Any info please post or send to Delia and George at deliaholloway@yahoo.com.
God bless each of you in your searches,
Delia

Matthew SCARBOROUGH 1650-1724, Virginia

lemonsox — 25 Jun 2008 4:43:26 GMT

Hannah WISE 1652-1720 married Matthew SCARBOROUGH 1650-1724...married 08 Jan 1683 in Virginia. Hannah WISE was the daughter of John Wise 1617-1695 and Hannah SCARBOROUGH 1622-1694. Can anyone tell me if/how Matthew SCARBOROUGH was related to the mother, Hannah SCARBOROUGH?

Thanks
Larry Scarborough

Scarborough

unclegrandma — 21 Feb 2008 4:01:25 GMT

Does anyone happen to have a copy of Southern Kinth & Kin that they would be willing to send to your board administrator (that would be me)? If so please reply to this message and email it to me at Mz100Pct@yahoo.com. I ask that you post her because I very rarely check that email and I would like to know if/when someone is so kind as to send it.

Will of John Scarborough of London (1696)

RobertBoyd66 — 25 Apr 2008 4:22:49 GMT

“Will of John Scarborough, dates 1696, and genealogical data,” Genealogical notes, volume 33: 207, call number: Gen Z52, Historical Society of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
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In the name of God, Amen I John Scarbrough of the parish of St. Sepulchers London Blacksmith being in perfect health and of sound mind and memory thanks be to God but calling unto mind the mortality of my body and knowing that it is appointed for all men once to dye doe make and ordain this my last Will and Testament consisting of two parts in manner and on forme following (that is to say) first and principally I give my soul into the hands of God who gave it to me and for my body I commend it to the Earth to be buried in decent manner as my Executrix hereafter named shall think fitt, And as touching such Worldly Estate wherewith it hath pleased God to bless me in this life I give devise bequeath and dispose the same in manner and forme following first I give and devise unto my eldest son John Scarborough for his life my Two hundred and fifty Acres of Land, with the Town Lott which lyeth in the County of Bucks in the province of Pensilvania in America which said Land my said Son is now in possession of, and which said Land butteth at one end thereof upon the land of William Paxton and Henry Paxton and at the other end upon the Land of Nicholas Waughan And my Will and meaning is that after the decease of my said Son John Scarbrough I give and devise One hundred and fifty Acres thereof unto my Grandson William Scarbrough for his life and to the Right heires of his body and the other hundred Acres residue of the said Two hundred and ffifty Acres to be at the sole disposall of my said Son John And as for all my personall Estate here in England which consists of ready money bonds bills debts Securities goods household stuffe Chattels and Implements of my trade whatsoever I give and bequeath the same to my dear and loveing wife Sarah Scarbrough during her life for her use the paying and Satisfying thereout my funerall Charges and all such Debts as I shall owe to any person or persons without delay, And also desireing my said Wife to give the residue of what she shall leave at her decease to my Son William Scarbrough and my Daughter Elizabeth Scarbrough to be equally divided between them share and share alike And of this my last Will and Testament I make and Ordaine my said Dear and loveing wife Sarah Scarbrough my full and whole Executrix And I doe hereby revoake and Annull all former Wills and Testaments by me at any time heretofore made ratifying and confirming this and none other to be my last Will and Testament In Witnes whereof I have hereunto sett my hand and Seale this ffifteenth day of October in the year of our Lord One thousand six hundred ninety and six.
[signed] John Scarbrough [seal]
Signed sealed published and declared to be the last Will and Testament of the above named John Scarbrough in the presence of
[signed] William Penn Jur
[signed] Thos. Barnard
[signed] Saml Harrison
[signed] Robert Hutchinson
Acknowledged before me by ye Sayd John Scarbrough
[signed] Wm Penn

Scarboroughs of Laurens Co. GA

Chriss Perkins — 1 Jul 2003 11:22:42 GMT

Looking for information on a Malinda Scarborough who married Alfred Thomas in Laurens County, Georgia, 19 Sep 1838. Also would love to know the parentage of William Revel Scarborough b. Laurens Co. 12 Oct 1838. He married Queen Esther Swinson 24 Dec 1857. Elizabeth Scarborugh married her brother, William Pinkney Swinson 25 Jan 1855, Laurens Co. Are Elizabeth and William siblings? Is it possible Malinda Scarborough Thomas is an aunt or related in some other way? I am familiar with the descendancies of these Scarboroughs, but not with their parentage.

James (Jim Mitchell Scarborough/Scarbrough

mhjohnt — 7 Apr 2008 1:32:24 GMT

Do you have James or Jim Scarborough/Scarbrough born in Georgia aroung 1875? I am trying to find any connection to other Scarborough/Scarbrough. Below is the only information I have on him. Love to find a out other family members that maybe connected to him.

James (Jim) Mitchell Scarborough?
He was my great grandfather and he has been a very big brick wall for me. All I know is his family was from Rome, Georgia. I found him on the 1910 Census for Telfair Co., GA, but nothing before that.

James Mitchell Scarborough was born 1-26-1875 in Georgia died 4-23-1946 Telfair Co., GA
married around 1905 in Telfair Co., GA
Essie Mae Sikes b 1-2-1892 d.7-22-1932
Children:
Everett b. 1908
Eschol b. 3-6-1910 married Aggie Roberson
Daisy Ollie Mae b.9-29-1912 d.2-1-1974 married Edgar Smith
Joseph Lee "Joe" b.7-22-1914 d.2-17-1992 married Julie Ann Jones
Margie b.9-17-1919 d.2-27-1984 GA married Lester Spires
Willie b. 5-2-1922 d.3-26-2000 FL
Curtis b. 1925 d. GA
Ruth b. 7-1-1928 married Jim Hudson

Thank you

The Legend: From "Skarthi" to Scarborough

NanciStephenson — 8 Jul 2001 1:25:25 GMT

Does anyone know the origins or the whereabouts of records of the following family legend having to do with the Scarborough name? The name Scarborough is descended fron the Skarthi family, who left Iceland in 965 A.D. to settle on the east coast of England in what is now the town of Scarborough. I have a bit more on the story...please respond.

Mary Velvina Warterfield Scarborough (1839--1910) KY

GregSMiller — 22 Jan 2008 1:15:19 GMT

Seeking a photograph of Mary Velina Warterfield Scarborough, born February 11, 1839 and died January 18, 1910 in Calloway County, KY, with burial at Goshen Cemetery in Calloway County, Kentucky, who was daughter of Clough Anderson Warterfield and Betsy Ann Fraser, and the husband of John Wesley Scarborough. Her maiden name is sometimes given as "Waterfield," and her married name is sometimes given as "Scarbrough."
Thanks
Greg

Lloyd Scarborough of Waco, TX 1928

drbrownlee — 21 Jan 2008 3:26:14 GMT

Lloyd is individually pictured in the 1928 yearbook of Waco High School. He is a member of the senior class.

Boyette-Scarborough connection

MarjNorris — 10 Jan 2006 7:07:05 GMT

Elizabeth Ann Scarborough (1846-1890), daughter of James Rasberry and Malinda (Sellars) Scarborough, married John M. Boyette in Attala County Mississippi. Does anyone have a list of their children? I have been told by older family members that our gr-gr-gfather was John Boyette, but I need the childrens names in order to verify that this is the correct John. Any help would be appreciated.

Who is the father of William (of Bacon's Rebellion?)

sls5757 — 25 Mar 2005 3:15:07 GMT

I need your help. I descend from William (b 1625, d 1676) who was hanged for his participation in Bacon's Rebellion. At this time, the best that I can do, based on the information that I have, is to show that his father was Samuel (b 1593, d 1655) who in turn, based on my information, was a son of Henry (b 1565, d 1617.)

However, I have seen some other postings on various internet sites that do now show that Samuel is the father.
Moreover, I have learned that William and another participant, Col. Charles (son of Col. Edmond, in turn son of Capt. Edmond,) were cousins.

Do you have any information that will help me on this? Is William's father Samuel? Is Henry Samuel's father?

I would be most grateful for whatever information that can be provided.

Sincerely,

Steve Scarborough

PORTER SCARBOROUGH OF GAGE, KANSAS/OKLAHOMA

mcconaughy2 — 14 Oct 2007 11:54:09 GMT

We have the same great grandfather, Harrison Lafayette McConaughy.

Harrison Lafayette McCONAUGHY aka Harry, son or John Harvey McCONAUGHY and Mary JAMISON, was born on 14 November 1843 in Lebanon, Boone County, Indiana, USA, and died before 07 October 1916 in Kansas, USA. He married Catherine Elliot PATTERSON on 31 December 1868 in Boone County, Indiana, USA.

Their first son, Albert M. McCONAUGHY, was born about 1871 in Indiana, USA. He married Laura J. (Unknown) about 1894 in Oklahoma, USA.

They had a daughter, Helen L. McCONAUGHY (possibly called Ella), born about 1896 in Oklahoma, USA. She married Porter SCARBOROUGH about 1918 probably in Oklahoma, USA.

They had a son, also called Porter SCARBOROUGH, born 1919 in Oklahoma, USA, and died 24 July 2005 in Gage, Oklahoma.

I believe that he also had a son named Porter SCARBOROUGH.

My father Chester Leo “Bill” McCONAUGHY was born the same year as the second Porter and died two years before.

I would love to contact this family and exchange genealogical information. Can anyone help?

Scarboroughs of North Carolina

samsawadee1 — 8 Oct 2007 12:05:06 GMT

I am descended from Thomas H and Mary Jones Scarborough, who were married in Wake Co Oct 10, 1824...three known children, John B[1831], Louiza[1832] and Mary[1834]. All born NC.
Thomas was a doctor as was his son John B. John B went mostly by J B - He was also a Methodist minister.. Of note is that there is a Henry Scarborough, who was also a doctor and Methodist minister - Related?? More than likely.

I am fairly certain, but not 100% positive, this line is of the Samuel Sr line of Wake Co.. Possibly Thomas' father was named John - The family moved into Haywood Co TN sometime after Mary was born-1840 Census reflects them there - the 1850 Census reflects them in Fayette Co TN; 1870 reflects in Woodruff Co AR - not on 1880 anywhere.
Wake NC 1842l Deed Thomas H Scarborough to Tignal Jones 10-8-1842 Bk 15 Pg 190.
Thomas H Wake NC 1859l Deed Thomas H Scarborough to Charles Manly
Apparently divesting ownership of property in NC, probably by inheritance..

SKARTHI LEGEND

cabletv1 — 30 Sep 2007 7:51:57 GMT

If you want information on the Skarthi Legend?

Do a GOOGLE SEARCH using SKARTHI as the search term and
you will find at least 4380 related Internet places to
find information.

Some are O.K. some are??

Some appended results are below!!

Albert Scarborough
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Thorgils Skarthi (the hare-lipped) was a Viking raider who founded Scarborough, England about 966

Thorgils Skarthi (the hare-lipped) (correctly Þorgils Skarði) is described in the
Kormáks saga. He was a Viking raider and poet who founded Scarborough, England about 966.
He had a brother Kormákr.

Scarborough - History: Encyclopedia II - Scarborough - History

The town was founded around 966 AD as Skarðaborg by Thorgils Skarthi, a Viking raider,
though in the 4th century there had briefly been a Roman signal station on Scarborough
Headland, and there is evidence of much earlier stone age and bronze age settlements.
However, the new settlement was soon burned to the ground by a rival band of Vikings
under Tosti, Lord of Falsgrave, and Harald III of Norway. The destruction and massacre
meant that very little remained to be recorded in the Domesday survey of 1085.
Scarborough recovered under ...

Everett Scarborough

mhjohnt — 11 Aug 2007 3:38:03 GMT

I am looking for information on Everett Scarborough born about 1908 in Telfair County, Georgia. Family rumor has it that he lied about his age and went into service, went AWOL. His younger sister Ruth(80)said that she remembers her sister Ollie saying that he was in Texas. I am sure that he is decesed by now. But would love to get any information on wife or children that he might have had.

George Scarberry 1868

bj504 — 29 Jul 2007 6:19:33 GMT

George Scarberry b. 1868 Johnson Co KY m. Ida L. Young on July 29, 1889 in Lawrence Co KY. Seeking parents and siblings of George Scarberry. All information greatly appreciated.
Thank you,
BJ at Joyboat840@aol.com
Butler-Dixon REunion 2008, contact BJ

Katy Scarberry 1903

bj504 — 29 Jul 2007 5:16:47 GMT

Katy Scarberry b. July 10, 1903 d/o Linda Castle and Henry Scarberry. Seeking parents and siblings for Henry Scarberry.
Also, seeking husband and children of Katy Scarberry.
All information greatly appreciated.
Thank you,
BJ at Joyboat840@aol.com
Butler-Dixon Reunion 2008, contact BJ.

Bessie Scarberry 1903

bj504 — 29 Jul 2007 5:11:46 GMT

Bessie Scarberry b. Mar 2, 1902 d/o Robert Scarberry and W. Missouri Castle Scarberry. Seeking parents and siblings of Robert Scarberry. Also, seeking husband and children for Bessie Scarberry b. Mar 2, 1903. All information greatly appreciated.
Thank you,
BJ at Joyboat840@aol.com
Butler-Dixon Reunion 2008, contact BJ.

Sarah MOORE & John Nathaniel WILEY search for children

lorrifrench1 — 20 Jun 2007 3:49:26 GMT

looking for information on the * Children of
Sarah MOORE & John Nathaniel WILEY { no birth & death info for him}
They had 8 Children names are unknown

1. Sarah MOORE born 03 Aug 1807 in Harford Co., MD; died 20 Oct 1873 in Bealsville, Monroe Co., OH.
She was the daughter of John MOORE and Mary SCARBOROUGH.
She married (1) John Nathaniel WILEY
15 Dec 1825 in Harford Co., MD.
He was born in near Baltimore MD.
More About Sarah Moore:
Burial: Presbyterian Cemetery, Bealsville, Monroe Co., OH

Thank you for any help
lorri_french@yahoo.com

Walter Stone Scarborough Obituary 1893-1971

kaitysmom — 22 May 2007 11:22:42 GMT

Source: “The Stewart-Houston Times” Newspaper, a weekly newspaper of Stewart County and Houston County in Tennessee

Date of Newspaper Wednesday, February 17, 1971
Page: A-2

Name: Walter Stone Scarborough
Age: 77
Born: December 11, 1893 in Dickson County, TN.
Died: February 8, 1971 in Stewart, Houston County, TN.
Funeral: February 10, 1971 with Milligan Funeral Home in Stewart County, TN.
Burial: Hildreth Cemetery in Stewart County, TN.
Parents: Wesley Scarborough and Sophia Stone
Surviving Spouse: Maggie (Wyatt) Scarborough
Surviving Children: Lloyd Scarborough, Thomas Scarborough, Charles Scarborough, Mrs. Ruth Cook, Mrs. Ruby Taylor, Mrs. Lois Dix, Mrs. Nell Cherry
Surviving Siblings: None Listed

If anyone is interested in a copy of the full and original obituary, I would be glad to share. Contact me at kaitysmom@peoplestel.net

In Christ,
Melissa Barker
Have Access to Original Tennessee Death Certificates 1908-1955 for All Counties
Have Access to Original Tennessee Birth Certificates 1908-1912 for All Counties

Will Do Look Ups!!!

Scarboroughs in Dublin, Georgia

Gina Helvenston — 2 Jun 2000 5:07:53 GMT

Does anyone have any information on the Scarboroughs in Dublin, Georgia? My grandfather was George Washington Scarborough (b.8 December 1909) and he was born there. He married Dorothy Allison Horn and moved to Florida around 1930. Any information would be appreciated! Thank you.

Scarborough's of Georgia, Mississippi, and Texas

RichardFAdams38 — 3 Jul 2001 6:34:07 GMT

I have a very old metal picture of an Alice Scarborough that was taken probably in Navarro Co., Texas around 1880. I must be related to this family, but am not sure how. I recently was looking at my relatives in Navarro Co 1880 Census, and discovered a Thomas Scarborough age 42 , born in Miss, with wife Marinda, Father Thomas age 74 born in GA, and children Jesse, Alice, George, James, and Mary. Alice's picture is on my web site at: http://radamsfamily.bizland.com

If anyone has any information about this family or their relation to my William Chambers Adams line. I would welcome your thoughts and comments.

Thanks Dick

Robert Homer Marlowe Death Certificate 1892-1953

kaitysmom — 22 Mar 2007 10:23:21 GMT

I have a copy of the following persons original Tennessee Death Certificate:

Name: Robert Homer Marlowe
Age at Death: 60
Date of Birth: December 18, 1892 in Tennessee
Date of Death: October 22, 1953 in Dyersburg, Dyer County, TN.
Race: White
Parents: John T. Marlowe and Margaret E. Scarborough

If anyone would like a copy of the original certificate please contact me at kaitysmom@peoplestel.net, I would be glad to share.

In Christ,
Melissa Barker
Have Access to Original Tennessee Death Certificates for Years 1908-1955
Have Access to Original Tennessee Birth Certificates for Years 1908-1912

Will Do Look Ups!!

Scarborough decendants in and from Attala County MS

dianneturner56 — 1 Sep 2006 7:30:59 GMT

Would like to communicate with anyone who is a decendant of Scarborough's from Attala County, MS and from NC before that I think. My husband' s great great great grandfather was Samuel R. Scarborough who married his 2nd wife Mary Elizabeth Matthews after his first wife Miriam Greenlee passed away. Samuel and Mary's son Newton is the line he is desended from.

Surname: Scarborough; Marriages, Pulaski County, Georgia, 1810-1867;

MilisiaHanlin — 10 Feb 2007 10:01:53 GMT

Original Marriage Records, Pulaski County, Georgia, 1810-1867, Surname: Scarborough;

Scarbo(ro)ugh, Ireno, Andres, Samuel D., 1860;

Scarborough, Aaron, Scarborough, A., 1838;
Scarborough, Aden, Lee, Ellefair, 1817;
Scarborough, Adreadar, Cannon, Matthew B., 1820;
Scarborough, Arpy, Lewis/z, Arthur, 1843;
Scarborough, Gable E., Lewiz, William, 1838;
Scarborough, David, Bryan, Phebe, 1831;
Scarborough, Irwin, Cannon, Frances, 1821;
Scarborough, James E., Butter, Elizabeth, 1862;
Scarborough, John, Gilstrap, Elizabeth, 1810;
Scarborough, Mary M. Floyd, James E., 1862;
Scarborough, Milles, Smith, Morgan, 1831;
Scarborough, Moses, Dury, Frasure, 1827;
Scarborough, Nicearice, Philips, William, 1841;
Scarborough, Rachel C., Wade, Willis H., 1846;

Source: 96-1218A, 1728-07,1, Original Records, 1810-1867, White Marriages; http://www.sos/state/ga.us/archives/what_do_we_have/online_i........

Scarborough, Mills

ronscarborough1 — 25 Jan 2007 1:58:09 GMT

I am trying to connect the above ancestor to the other Scarboroughs in GA.
I find him and family in the 1850 Census in Pulaski County, GA (I think I mistakenly typed Twiggs Co in early inquiries).
His age is close to other Scarboroughs in Pulaski Co and I'm hoping he might be a brother of other Scarboroughs in the area namely Moses (45) and Needham (38).
Would appreciate any info from other researchers.

Scarborough; Addison, Noah

dianna3911 — 22 Apr 2003 4:06:47 GMT

Am looking for information to connect Addison Scarborough of Sumter Co. SC to Noah of Houston Co. GA. Also who Addison's father was. My GGGrandfather Hardy of Barbour Co. AL was minor child of Noah as listed in Houston Co. Ga Willbook A, 1839.

Hardy Scarborough

amyleigh1204 — 25 Aug 2004 6:48:20 GMT

This is an indirect search for Hardy Scarborough. I am looking for information on a John Scarborough born in Georgia. His father was possibly a James Scarborough. John Scarborough is listed with his family in the 1880 Census for Robertson County, Texas. His daughter, Eva, was my great grandmother. John and his wife also had a 10 month old son by the name of Hardy in 1880. Hardy and two of his brothers, and his sister Eva later moved to Titus County, Texas and settled there. Eva married William T. Lilly.

Again, my search is for John (F.?) Scarborough, possibly the son of James. I know that Hardy is a very common family name, so I know that this family must fit in there somewhere. Any information would be helpful.

Scarborough DNA Project

jhscarborough — 5 Jan 2007 6:43:33 GMT

Scarbrough, Hardy

pobiddy391 — 1 Jan 2007 8:56:54 GMT

Anyone with information about the Hardy Scarbrough on the 1830 GA Screven County Census?
The family consisted of
Males:
1-5/10, 1-10/15, 1-20/30, 1-40/50
Females: 1 under 5, 1-10/15, 1-15/20, 1-40/50

Eliza Scarborough m.Henry Massengale Tenn, Noxubee Co. Ms.

ceh8q1 — 16 Nov 2006 1:01:04 GMT

Am looking for any information about Elizabeth Scarborough b. 1812 in Tenn m. Henry Massengale form NC, Eliza became widow and married Thomas J. Reed in Noxubee Co Ms. in 1840. Anyone have Eliza's parents or anything about Henry?

Lost Bible

gilli20 — 11 Nov 2006 2:36:10 GMT

I am researching the Scarborough family from Derbyshire and am told that there is/was a family bible but this has disappeared. Apparently it is a large leather bound (church type) bible with brass clasp.

Can anyone help me please, some of the names in the bible are.
Hilda Scarborough
Obediah Scarborough
Ruth
Zacharia

There may also be reference to Holling(s)worth in there.

Whoever finds it/has it, may keep it if they wish or I will gladly purchase it from them, I just really need the information from the inside.

Scarborough DNA Project

jhscarborough — 5 Nov 2006 2:45:41 GMT

In May 2006 a Scarborough DNA Project was started at Family Tree DNA. I would like to encourage every male with the last name Scarborough, or its variants, to consider joining the project, and every female of Scarborough heritage to consider asking their eldest male relative to join the project.

As you may know there are several groups of Scarboroughs out there; the infamous Accomac, VA group associated with Bacon's Rebellion, the Bucks Co., PA group, the coastal North Carolina group who supposedly swam ashore after a shipwreck, and probably others as well.

Through DNA testing the connections between these groups and/or your connection to one of them can be determined. In addition, genetic matches or near matches can identify your connection to other participants in the project thus tying together family trees. Testing is particularly useful if you have run out of conventional sources as I have. But in order for them to be effective you need to have other results to compare. So my request is selfish in a way. I've been up against a brick wall for four years and am hoping this will help me break down that wall.

I have already sent for my test kit and since I did it as a part of the group project it cost $50 less than purchacing outside the group. The sample is taken with a soft cotton toothbrush looking device that is gently brushed on the inside of the cheek. There are no blood samples taken so the test is simple and virtually painless. I selected the 25 marker test because the results are more accurate in defining family lines than the 12 marker test and there are tests for more markers if you are so inclined.

If you decide to participate, have someone you would like to participate, or just need more information on this exciting project, visit this link:

http://www.familytreedna.com/surname_join.asp?code=C79767&am...

MSNBC has more links on what this is all about at:

http://msnbc.msn.com/id/3038411/

--Joe Scarborough

Ivey Scarborough b. April 29, 1815

amkbscarbrough — 15 Apr 2005 5:37:41 GMT

I am looking for any information on Ivey Scarborough. .b. April 29, 1815 in Twiggs County, Georgia? d. before 1870. Was married to Sarah E. Beck b. June 1, 1818. Had a daughther Mellisa, a Son Charles E. and a daughter Narcessa? This is all the info I have on him. If anyone has any additional info I would really appreciate it.

Mitchell Scarborough

sensenib — 28 Apr 2003 12:52:23 GMT

I am looking for information about Mitchell Scarborough, who was supposed to be one of the children of Edmund Scarborough and Elizabeth Edwards. Can anyone help? His birth appro 1695.

Ritt Scarborough listed in a family ledger 1831-1890's in Chesterfield/Lancaster Co, SC and possibly Union Co, NC..belong to you?

rbbogirl — 14 Sep 2006 3:35:17 GMT

I have found this person in my family ledger book dated 1831-1890. I am looking for information on all of the families in the ledger in hopes of making a connection to my own ancestor. If you would like to look at my ledger...I have a website and we could share information.

Just trying to help people find their ancestors in a burned county like Chesterfield, SC where Sherman burned the records.

Email me at hmarshville@aol.com

Julie

Issac SCARBOROUGH & Susannah DEAN m 14 Jul 1768 { maybe Bucks Co.,PA ?}

lorrifrench1 — 6 Sep 2006 2:56:29 GMT

1. ISSAC9 SCARBOROUGH (EUCLEDUS (SR.)8, WILLIAM7, JOHN (IIL)6, JOHN (II)5, JOHN (1)4, WILLIAM (2)3, WILLIAM (1)2, JOHN OR ISSAC1) was born 1744 in Bucks Co., PA, and died 1825. He married (1) RACHEL STOCKADE LEWIS. He married (2) SUSANNAH DEAN 14 Jul 1768. She was born 23 Nov 1749.

More About SUSANNAH DEAN:

Note:: Is this The sister of Mary Dean from Belfast Ireland?

Mary DEAN SCARBOROUGH b. 1725 Belfast, Ireland, m. 1744 Bucks Co.PA d. 1795 Harford Co., MD

lorrifrench1 — 5 Sep 2006 11:28:31 GMT

Mary DEAN SCARBOROUGH b. 1725 Belfast, Ireland, m. 1744 Bucks Co.PA d. 1795 Harford Co., MD

Would anyone have any DEAN
from Belfast , Ireland that went to PA then
Harford Co., MD
(I have two woman m. to SCARBOROUGH
they are more then likely related.)
looking for her parents and siblings .

one is my ancestor
was a Mary DEAN
b.1725 Belfast , Ireland
d.01 Mar 1795 Harford Co., MD
m.1744 Bucks Co., PA
to Eucledus (Sr.) Scarborough
b.1714 in Bucks Co., PA
d. 1744 Harford Co., MD

and a Susannah DEAN m. the s/o
Mary & Eucledus
Issac SCARBOROUGH
b. 1744 Bucks Co., PA

Thanks for your time
God bless
lorri_french@yahoo.com

Mary Knuckles & David Scharbrough

Douglas R. Scharbrough — 9 Dec 2002 6:58:33 GMT

I am trying to find out if anyone out there has any more info of Mary Knuckles and what her heritage was. Also if anyone might have a picture have a picture of both David Scharbrough and Mary and also thier children notably Sylvester Scharbrough who was my Grandfather. Thanks Douglas R. Scharbrough P.S. I am also looking for a David Scarboro (spelling?) who used to live in Dallas, Tx and then moved to Okc, Ok

Anne P. Scarborough of Chatham Co., NC

pwalkermn1 — 25 Apr 2006 5:26:45 GMT

I am looking for infomation on Anne P. Scarborough who married Samuel Malone in Chatham co., NC April 24 1824. She died bef 1828. Who were her parents, siblings and where and when was she born?

Scarborough Family in Conway, South Carolina

unclegrandma — 17 Jul 2006 1:12:20 GMT

I am hoping that someone can help me with a mystery. I have a picture of a Gravestone in Lakeside Cemetery belonging to Jean Mack Lee b. 7 Aug 1938, d. 8 jun 1994 and it says that she is the grandaughter of Dr. Henry L & Helen Scarborough. The only problem that I have is that I don't know who her parents are.

Can anyone help me, please!

Deborah

looking for my g grandfather

RRKS33 — 1 Aug 2006 1:21:45 GMT

I am looking for my great grand father his son name was Robert Scarborough Sr he had a sister name Juila Scarborough Goins they lived in Siler City NC and are buried there my grandfather was born around 1912 and die abt 1985 he also had a brother who lived in phila his Name was James Scarborough. Juila husband was name Mont Goins if anyone could help me find any family memeber I thank you

Scarborough of Anderson County Tennessee

Beverly — 19 Sep 1999 8:46:40 GMT

Looking for information about Joseph Scarborough married to Lucy Evans. They had 6 children, Annabelle, Frank, Glenmore, Albert, Polly Kenneth who died in infancy. Joseph was at one time a Constable in Oliver Springs, Anderson County, Tn.

Thomas / William / Emily Scarborough

Kay Edgeworth — 25 Mar 2005 11:15:12 GMT

Has anyone got any info ? on William Scarborough (1851-1918) London, who married Mary Ann Booth. Their daughter -Emily Scarborough (1878) Strood Kent & William's father - Thomas Scarborough possibly born around 1800-1820 & his wife unknown. That is all the details I have on them. Can anyone help? It would be much appreciated. Thanks!
Kay

Luther Scarborough late 1800's

pebyrd — 3 Jan 2005 3:42:44 GMT

Looking for info on Luther Scarbrough, born about 1855 in Roane County, TN. Son of James Balem Scarbrough and Mary Poland.

My Grandfather John W. Scarbro (b. 1894, d. 1965) said that his Uncle Luther went to Texas and was never heard from again. Cannot find any record of this Luther.

There is one tantalizing lead as to a Luther Scarborough in Arkansas or Oklahoma in late 1800's, but have not gotten any response as to where he originated. It's possible/probable that Uncle Luther went to Ark or Okla instead of Texas, so this could be him, but the one who mentioned it has not responded to my request for more info.

Any help greatly appreciated.

Phil

SCHARBAUER, Ferdinand & Rosanna

Tweety13 — 21 Apr 2006 12:40:52 GMT

Looking for info on Ferdinand & Rosanna Scharbauer from Bavaria, Germany to South Bethlehem, New York. Children were; Joseph {my ggg~grandfather} Frances, Christian, John, Philip, Annie & Rosana. Christian, John & Philip all migrated to Texas. Anyone with any info, please contact me.

Letithia Scarborough

BobbySharp1937 — 14 Apr 2006 6:18:38 GMT

Letithia Scarborough Sons Richmond Carroll Scarborough married
Elizabeth Cox in Mississippi and later moved to Texas.
Asa F. Scarborough never married. David Green Scarborough married
Matilda McGee in Newton County Mississippi and stay there.
Elizabeth Cox was the daughter of John Cox. and Eliaz Eades.
Matildia McGee was the daugher of Williamson Jenkin McGee and
Emma Elizabeth White

Letithia Scarborough

BobbySharp1937 — 14 Apr 2006 6:10:39 GMT

1850 Census for Mississippi list the following. Letitha Scarborough ans
her three sons: Richmond, Asa F, and David G. Scarborough. Can
any one tell me who was their father????

Nancy Ann Scarborough married to John M. Morton

ed smith — 9 Mar 2006 3:49:30 GMT

Looking for info on Nancy Ann Scarborough who was married to John M. Morton, particularly Nancy's parents, siblings and hopefully some dates and locations. I know a little on John but nothing about Nancy. John born 1783 South Carolina, died 1873 Anderson Co., TX. This Nancy believed to have died before 1860 but not certain. Believe they married before 1806. Locations unknown. Any help greatly appreciated.

Archibald Scarborough

Joyce L. Wiedrich — 12 Jan 2000 5:04:47 GMT

Looking for more information on Archibald Scarborough; Father was William Scarborough born 1751 in Buck's Co., Pa. Mother was Mary. Siblings to Archibald were Isaac and James. Archibald was born about 1780 ? location, and died about 1869 in Harford Co., Md. Sarah's and Archibald's children were Mary F., Sarah F., John, Elizabeth F., and Steven Thomas Scarborough, my Great-great grandfather. Steven Thomas Scarborough settled in Oregon Hill, Lycoming Co., Pa. and married Lydia Margaret English, daughter of John English and Elizabeth Miller. They had 12 children: John Guyer, Elizabeth Alice, Sarah Elma, Douglas McClain (my great-grandfather), Mary Catherine, Charles Wesley, Harriett Ann, Florence Jane, Irvin Torrence, Luella May, Walter E., and William Ellis (twins). All were born in the English Center, Lycoming Co. Pa area, except for Florence Jane, who was born in Havre DeGrace, Harford Co., Md. 4-25-1860. Will gladly share my information with other Scarborough researchers. Have much on Steven Thomas Scarborough and subsequent generations, as well as information well-documented on early Scarboroughs in America (John Scarborough Jr. circa 1667, London England)

Thanks. Joyce Wiedrich

Ollie Douglas SCARBOROUGH b. 28 Aug 1902 TX

muddauber — 18 Jul 2006 2:59:00 GMT

Ollie Douglas SCARBOROUGH b. 28 Aug 1902 TX, d. San Antonio, Bexar Co., TX, marr. William Ernest DOWNS b. 6 Feb 1884 New Lebanon, Cooper Co., MO, d. Wichita Falls, Wichita Co., TX.
I am researching the above individuals. I would like to exchange info with any of their descendants.

Thanks,

Fred Downs

Edward Scarborough in 1718

BasketLady420 — 2 Mar 2006 7:14:32 GMT

Mary Bibens, born say 1700, was presented by the grand jury of Accomack County on 4 November 1718 for having a "Mallatto" bastard child in Accomack Parish [Orders 1717-19, 23, 28]. She was called a white Christian woman on 1 September 1719 when she was ordered to be put in prison for the same offense, but the order was reversed when Captain Edward Scarborough agreed to pay her fine. (more on website)

I am not related to this family, just passing on this information, which comes from a website called "Free African Americans" The link for the site is listed below.
Joyce

http://freeafricanamericans.com/Beverly_Brogdon.htm

Harry Scarborough, d. in Galveston, TX. 1900

BasketLady420 — 1 Mar 2006 5:38:10 GMT

Harry Scarborough, fisherman, is listed among the dead in the 1900 Galveston, Texas Hurricane.

I am not related to this family, just passing on this information which comes from a website called "The Great Galveston Storm" The link for the site is listed below.
Joyce

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~barnette/surnames_s...

Mary Emma Scarborough

Sam Murrell — 22 Apr 2005 4:13:49 GMT

Still looking for Mary Emma (Eunice) Scarborough married to Zachariah Murrell 1845-1850 in Wilmington, NC. Her b abt 1824, probably Wilmington, NC. Please help.

Augusta Texas Scarboroughs

anjella62 — 7 Jan 2006 7:06:31 GMT

searching for information on my ggparents JHScarborough b Dec 17 1872 d Apr 7 1959 married
Sudie B Sept 22 1876 d Aug 17 1955.

I found 1910 and 20 census information but can't find anything before that. I'm a newbie so tips are appreciated!

my grandfather is James Shelton Scarborough( born Jul 1 1903 died June 1977)left Augusta as Merchant seaman and settled in Baltimore Maryland in '30's married Tecla Dix; they had two children Mary Lou (my mother) and a son Eugene Thoma

JH and Sudie Children
Coleman
Alfred M 1896-1981 wife Frankie Rae
MaryLou (1897- 1918)
Curtis Joy (1899-1975) wife Annie Laurie
Corine
James N
Harold
Harry(1909-1970) wife Zenobia
Billy(1914-1935)
H.W. (Howard Wayne?)
Marie

Scarboroughs in East Texas

kerrweinc2002_1 — 15 Jun 2002 2:05:21 GMT

I have two seperate Scarborough lines in my tree. My father's sister married a Scarborough in Palestine,Texas in 1947. Grace Lorraine Moore married Claude Walter Scarborough b. abt.1929. He was always called Claude Jr. so I think his father was also a Claude. Claude Sr. b. abt. 1908 was married to a Clara ? in Palestine, Anderson Co.Tx. Claude Jr. had four children with Grace Moore. Claudia, Jim Edward,Jeff Walter, and John Benjamin, all are of course my first cousins. All but Jeff live in Houston,Tx. Jeff still lives just outside Anderson Co. Only Claudia has ever married, though they are all grown. She married Ronnie Fullerton, fron Slocum area, who was killed in Viet Nam. She has two daughters. One is by Fullerton and her second husband was a Dr. from an arab country. They have sinced divorced. Claude had a brother or sister ? because I remember another cousin named Tiffany from the Palestine area. She would be in her 40s by now. I am now really researching that Scarborough line, but saw the East Texas threads and thought I would mention them incase someone was trying to find them. Karen Moore Kerr Kerrweinc2002@yahoo.com

Dr. D.C. Scarborough/Sep Scarborough

Doug Smits — 26 Aug 2005 10:32:50 GMT

Need help to identify the following persons who are buried in the Enon Cemetery, Alba, Wood Co., Tx.:
Dr. D.C. Scarborough, b. 1852
Sep Scarborough, b. 1856, possible wf. of above D.C.
Dr. P.S. Scarborough, b. 1866.

George M Scarborough (b. 8-29-1884, Appleton, Wisconsin), Esther M. (Harris) Scarborough, Audrey (Scarborough) Anderson...

mickormick — 15 Jan 2002 8:30:07 GMT

Hello! I am looking for my birth father's family. All I have is 4 names. My great grandfather was George M. Scarborough, born August 29, 1884 in Appleton, Wisconsin. My great grandmother was Esther M. (Harris) Scarborough, born November 27th, 1894 in Chicago, Illinois. It is believed that George and Esther married in Washington state and had a daughter named Audrey M. (Scarborough) Anderson, born August 19, 1919. She was at one time married to my birth father John Roger Scheidt.

If you have any information about this family or other relatives, please contact me. Thank you!

SCARBOROUGH, THOMAS

SHIRLEY BRYCE — 27 Jul 1999 7:50:55 GMT

CAN ANYONE TELL ME ABOUT THE THOMAS SCARBOROUGH B 1835 LAURENS, GA. HE MARRIED EMILY LUCRETIA DANIEL ON 4-22-1858.DID HE HAVE ANY CHILDREN?
DID THE FOLLOWING PEOPLE HAVE ANY CHILDREN:
THOMAS FORT SCARBOROUGH B 2-24-1827
ABNER W. SCARBOROUGH B1-31185
ISAAC WATKINS(lAWYER) SCARBOROUGH B 4-17-1816
LAWRENCE R. SCARBOROUGH B 5-22-1817
JOHN WATKINS OR JACK SCARBOROUGH B 2-24-1820
JOHN RASPBERRY SCARBOROUGH B 2-24-1820
JOAB LANE SCABROROUGH B 7-16-1822
WIILIAM GROSS SCARBOROUGH B 10-28-1824
WILLIAMS JESSE SCARBOROUGH B 10-27-1824
THOMAS TARTT SCARBOROUGH B9-15-1830
JAMES T SCARBOROUGH B 1850
ZILLA SCARBOROUGH B 2-25-1826
ALL OF THE ABOVE WERE THE CHILDREN OF JOHN RASPBERRY SCARBOROUGH AND NANCY ELIZABETH WATKINS

James Scarborough of Georgia

pattyr166 — 22 Jan 2004 4:14:31 GMT

I need some help. To make a long story short, our James was in the 1840 Bulloch Co., GA., census. Then in 1841, he is in Bulloch Co., Ga., and is listed as the parent at Absalom parrish School House (parent of Matthew, also our lineal ancestor) and then in June 1842, 250 acres belonging to him "on the waters of Lotts Creek" were taken by execution of The Central Bank of Georiga and went to the highest bidder. So from 1841Dec. to 1842 June, we have lost James!!
Anyone having any knowledge of WHERE James went, please email me. He is not listed in the cemetery records of either Bulloch or Emanuel Counties, where he resided.

Scarboroughs in Va. and Tenn

kerrweinc2002_1 — 15 Jun 2002 1:48:59 GMT

My ggg grandmother was named Malinda Scarborough and married Julius Millican abt 1822. Mailinda was living in Hardin Co.Tenn. in 1852 and sent a letter to relatives in Missouri. Certain aspects of her letter would cause one to beleive she had much familiarity with the Bible. Also,she named one of her daughters, Talitha Cumi. Jesus spoke these words to the little girl that he raised from the dead. Malinda Scarborough Millican's husband ,Julius, was an Indian peddler. He appears to have been from NC. In 1868, Malinda Scarborough Millican lived in Roane Co.Tenn. She died in Tiptonville,Tenn on her way to visit her daughter in Missouri. In the earlier letter of 1852 she makes reference that her mothe was still alive. No mention of her name. She mentions the first names of many relatives in the letter. I do not know if they are Millicans or Scarboroughs. (Houston,Elizabeth Jane, Malinda, Rhilda,Hancil Wright, Moses Millican, Hu Millican,Martha and Iasbel,Melvina Catherine,Pleants,Sarah Bradbury, Mary Smith,and Calvin Deevers.
Anyone know of any connection? Karen Moore Kerr Kerrweinc2002@yahoo.com

Scarborough/Scarbro.Scarbrough, Traughber, Wyatt, Poage, Claibourne in Tennesee

LisaBaily — 23 Oct 2003 11:54:41 GMT

I am searching for information on the following people:

Julius Wilbur Scarborough born in Tennessee and died December 24, 1934 in Tennessee. Julius is supposed to be related to Dixie Lee Crosby Wilma Winafred Wyatt) first wife of Bing Crosby. I have found that Wilma's parents were Evan Evans Wyatt and Nora Scarborough b 1882. Parents of Nora were James Alex Scarborough and Lois Vann. James Alex had the folling siblings:
Robert H. Scarborough b May 1855, jeminma E. Scarborough b 1846 William C. Scarborough b 1852, John B. Scarborough, Nancy J. Scarborough b 1860 and Joel M. Scarborough b 1850.
I am thinking it is through one is James' Alex's sibling that the Scarborough connection is made. Does ANYONE have a Julius Scarborough ? Scarbro ? Scarbough ?

Julius Scarborough married Alice Emoline Poage, b Febraury 23, 1895 in Tennessee, died March 26, 1993 in Rowan, N.C. Alice is buried in Harriman Cemetery, Harriman Tennessee.

Alice's father was Samuel Anderson Poage born April 22, 1954 in Ohio. He died July 05, 1906.

Alice's mother was Sara Ellen Claiborne, born August 1866 in Tennessee. Sara's parents were John F. Claibourne b March 1825 in Tn and Martha UNKOWN born in Ga.

Sara and Samuel married January 09, 1892 in Roane COunty, Tn.
Other children of Sara and Samuel were:
John Gratten Poage b January 1893
William Hatten Poage b September 08, 1900
Robert Lee Poage b abt 1905

Daughter of Julius and Alice was Weita Joyce Scarborough, b Octovber 10, 1914, Roane County, Tenneesee, d May 03, 1996.
Weita married Robert Lee Traughber b July 08, 1913 in Mayfield, Kentucky.
Robert Traughber's mother's name was Matte Belle unknown last name.

Does anyone have connections to this family?

Michael P. Scarborough, 28, of Washington, Ga. 20 Oct. 2004

Gen-Friend — 16 Nov 2005 1:31:47 GMT

No. 1091-04
IMMEDIATE RELEASE November 1, 2004
DoD Identifies Marine Casualties

The Department of Defense announced today the death of two Marines who were supporting Operation Iraqi Freedom.

<snip>

Lance Cpl. Michael P. Scarborough, 28, of Washington, Ga.

Both Marines died Oct. 30, due enemy action in Al Anbar Province, Iraq. They were assigned to 1st Battalion, 3rd Marine Regiment, 3rd Marine Division, III Marine Expeditionary Force, Marine Corps Base Hawaii.

For further information related to these Marines, contact the Marine Corps Base Hawaii Public Affairs Office at (808) 257-8840 or (808) 257-8839.

http://www.defenselink.mil/releases/2004/nr20041101-1460.htm...

PLEASE FOLLOW LINK FOR COMPLETE NEWS RELEASE

Disclaimer: Not related to this person. This news release is being submitted for its genealogical value: name, age, hometown, date, place and cause of death, and military service. No political viewpoint is being expressed.

Wm.Scarborough

Ann Glover — 12 Nov 2005 2:47:30 GMT

Black Loyalist ,formerly servant to Mr.Scarborough,left him 1778 from Norfolk Virginia. Black Pioneer of Annpolis Valley,Nova Scotia.seeking any family of the Scarborough in Norfolk or Greenbrier(West Virginia) any help please have marriage of Bathsheba(Basebea)Scarborough,or family name Mary Scarborough,Diana(Dinah) Emily.any information/thank you

1836 Deed: Lodowick Thompson to Hiram Scarborough

jhscarborough — 12 Sep 2005 12:09:02 GMT

Narcissus Scarborough, Pulaski Co., Ga

Gary Lister — 24 Jan 2001 7:20:54 GMT

Seeking information on my GGG Grandmother
Narcissus Scarborough, d. 1889. She
married William Phillips, d. 1888. Their
son was Willis Gabriel Phillips, b. 1855.

Any help would be greatly appreciate.

Gary Lister