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Don Scrivner 1929 Photo

Not_A_Relative — 2009-10-12 02:52:19Z

http://www3.familyoldphotos.com/photo/texas/16062/don-scrivn...

Re: FOR ANYONE WHO IS INTERESTED IN CERTAIN DOCUMENTS!!

RogerooM2 — 2009-03-20 02:23:17Z

Hi
my name's Roger Moore. My mother was Muriel Scrivner from
Tatum, NM. I've recently gotten back into family research
after laying off for more then 25 years. I would be interested in any information you might have on the Scrivners.
Thanks
Roger
email RogerooM2@yahoo.com
P O box 1, Tatum, NM
(575)398-0119

Re: Benjamin Scrivner

genealogynut42 — 2009-02-15 16:07:25Z

I know how you feel about the pictures. I love the old pics
even if they don't belong in my families.
Where do you fit into this family? I have a picture of Benjamin Payne and his 2 wives, but that is the extent of
that generation pictures.
Will share what I have if you are interested.
You can contact me at lindadscrivner@aol.com
Linda

Re: Benjamin Scrivner

wcrotty — 2009-02-15 14:51:59Z

I have a picture of Charity Scrivner and John Holder taken around 1900. She wa my great grandmother. She is burried in Missouri near the Kansas stste line.
Send your e address to billcrot@swbell.net

Re: Benjamin Scrivner

billinbranson — 2009-02-15 13:45:12Z

I don't have any more on Charity than what shows up online. The only Scrivner pictures I have are those in Doris Collier's excellent book and a reproduction of the Remington statue "The Bronco Buster."
Unfortunately the historian on my maternal line had an idiot son who sent all the family photos and heirlooms to the dump when he sold his mother's home after her death.

Re: Benjamin Scrivner

genealogynut42 — 2009-02-14 20:36:05Z

Bill, I descend from Charity's brother Benjamin Payne Scrivner. Your Charity has been a hard one to trace, I have been able to find some info, but not a lot.
Do you have a picture of Charity or John or any of their families.
Would be willing to share what I have with you.

SCRIVNER Betty Sue 1942-2001

t42justin — 2008-12-30 13:36:37Z

SCRIVNER Betty Sue 1942-2001

I photographed this tombtone in the Justin Cemetery, Justin, Denton Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records.
If you know more about this person please reply here,instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

This is one of the 199,453 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

SCRIVNER Betty S and Thurmon L

t42justin — 2008-12-30 13:36:02Z

SCRIVNER Betty S and Thurmon L

I photographed this tombtone in the Justin Cemetery, Justin, Denton Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records.
If you know more about this person please reply here,instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

This is one of the 199,453 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

Re: Scrivners' , Benjamin

raystine — 2008-11-02 23:25:05Z

Did you ever get Doris Collier's book on the Scrivners? If not email me at raymondgstine@aol.com and I'll tell you how to contact her and order the newest version. Ray Stine

Re: Scrivner Info.

jreese1953 — 2008-07-22 02:44:32Z

hi my name is Jeffery Lynn Reese, my mothers names was mary e reese (scrivner) was her maiden name. My grandparents were Robert Valentine scrivner and my grandmother was lydia scrivner (white) was her maiden name. My great grandparents were mary gossage and albert white from Ireland. I have a uncle named Willie Scrivner who was in the army. Not sure of date of birth for him. Also I have and uncle named Albert Melvin Hanley Scrivner. the is some recall of a scrivner that lived in arkansas that was a well known pediatrician.

Oscar Schrivner

catluke1 — 2008-07-10 22:29:39Z

Looking for any info on Oscar Born in Texas abt 1853 parents from Missippi. 1900 Oscar is in Tarrant County, TX age 47 and widowed.
Children are Ad (?) William, and Arthur Ad was married to Thomas Howell William whereabouts are unknown. Arthur married Fannie Thomas, a Chickasaw native in Oklahoma and had four boys.

Re: How to send you info?

BScrivner1 — 2008-06-22 05:58:12Z

Angela, I know this email is ancient but any Scrivner you could send me would be great, my email is B_Scrivner#yahoo.com Thanks, Brad

Annie Mae Scrivner

raystine — 2008-05-23 21:02:02Z

Anyone know anything about Annie Mae Scrivner b: 1-2-1906 d: 12-20-1964 and buried in the Bookout Cemetery in Dermott, Scurry County, Texas?

Re: Scrivners' , Benjamin

paulajones38 — 2008-03-22 16:51:14Z

Do you know where I could get Doris Scrivner Collier's Book.

Thanks Paula

Re: Scrivners' , Benjamin

mshepherd138 — 2008-03-13 17:47:57Z

Was Benjamin Jr. married to Mary Cox? I believe their duaghter Phoebe Scrivner (m. John Garvey)is my 4g-grandmother.

Phoebe's daughter Sarah married Claiborn Baker and moved to Missouri.

I would love to share information.

Alvin Carl SCRIVNER, born in Tatum, May 20, 1928,

KENNELLYMARKA — 2008-02-27 06:45:06Z

SCRIVNER --
Alvin Carl. Graveside Services for Alvin Scrivner will be in Tatum, NM on March 2, 2008 with Ron Smith, officiating. Alvin, who was born in Tatum, May 20, 1928, graduated from Tatum Schools and from the University of NM. He was a long time employee of Bradbury and Stamm as a Construction Manager. Alvin loved to sing and was humming along with his daughter the day he died. He had earlier sang in a Barber Shop Quartet and was always ready for a bridge game. After graduating a year early, Alvin served in the Korean War. He was the youngest of nine children in the Scrivner family. He married Carolyn Graves in 1966.
He is survived by their daughter, Carrie Scrivner; granddaughters, Samantha and Sarah DeHerrera; his stepchildren, Gail Norton and Ralph Hammershmidt;
a brother, W.C. Scrivner

Re: looking for info. on family

sscrivener59 — 2007-05-11 07:36:51Z

Hi, My name is Susan Lee Scrivener and my father was Herbert Baldwin Scrivener III. His grandfathers name was also Herbert Baldwin Scrivener whom was married to Ms. Bessie Rayburn in Kentucky. I am 48 years old and I live in San Rafael, California. If you are interested in comparing or discussing any info you or I may have on the Scrivener clan, then feel free to email me back at: sscrivener59@sbcglobal.net. Thanks, Susan Scrivener

Re: Benjamin Scrivner

woodyboy — 2007-04-27 20:00:23Z

My Ben Scrivner came from N Carolina to Missouri(Cole County)B1757 d 1835 Wm David Scrivner was my gr grgrandfather. Charity Scrivner was my gr Grandmother.
Bill Crotty-Raymore Mo.

Re: Scivner/ cox marriage 1700s

2006-08-24 08:32:51Z

Benjamin and Mary were married December 28, 1779 in Rowan County, North Carolina. He was a son of Benjamin Scrivner who immigrated to Pennsylvania from Bermondsey, Surrey, England in 1729 and was a Revolutionary War patriot.
Benjamin the younger was awarded 300 acres of land on the Rich Ford of Abbott's creek for his military service. He and Mary later moved to Georgia and then to Smith County, Tennessee, where he died in 1835. Mary died in adjoining Cannon County in 1839. They had at least ten children who survived to adulthood, one of whom was my 2d great-grandfather William David Scrivner.
Several of the sons migrated to Missouri and at least one to Illinois.

Re: I have information on Scrivner history

2006-05-21 11:43:15Z

Do you have any info on Scrivner's from Alabama? I am a Scrivner. My dad has 6 others....1 brother and 5 sisters. I just started my research and need all the help I can get! Thank You!

Re: looking for info. on family

2006-05-21 11:19:04Z

Hi, my name is Shelley Scrivner Worsham. I am from Birmingham, AL. They're many Scrivner's here. My dad is Jerry Allen Scrivner, he's they baby of 7 children, the eldest being a Leon Scrivner who will be 76 y/o this yr. They had 5 girls in between. Their parents were Ila Mae and Authur Scrivner. They were raised in Berry, AL. I don't know if they always lived there, but my dad graduated from Berry High School. I also know that they had a cotton farm and that's how they made a living. I would like to know if there is a connection or if you may have info that would help me in my search. I just started and that is all the info I have. Thank You!

Re: Scrivner cemetery in Estill Co., KY

2006-05-21 07:11:53Z

I'm looking for some any history I can get for the "Scrivner" family. I'm from Alabama. I know there is a "Scrivner" family book that my dad had but, we can't find it. I would like to know as much as possible. I don't even know where we originated from. Thanks!

Re: Scrivners' , Benjamin

2006-03-15 03:42:35Z

I believe that Judith Brooks was the mother of Benjamin and wife of John Scrivner of Bermondsey, Surrey, England. Benjamin emigrated to Pennsylvania and married first to Ruth Bradfield and next to the mother of most of his children. No researcher I have found has ever come up with her name but her son, Benjamin Jr., was a Revolutionary soldier who served in North and South Carolina. Several of Benjamin's children wound up in Missouri and one of them fathered my great-grandmother. If you haven't seen it, I highly recommend the book on the descendants of Benjamin Scrivner by Doris Scrivner Collier.

Re: Scrivners' , Benjamin

2006-03-13 22:02:12Z

Hi, I have Scrivner folks in my family, my mothers , mother was Louella Scrivner, in her family was a Benjamin Scrivner,who was married to a Judfith Brooks, If this fits let me know and I will send you the res of the Scrivner`s I have.

Re: Roscoe Scrivner of Harrison AR

2006-03-12 21:40:49Z

I have Scrivner in my family: My grandfather Jessie Brooks Price, married Clauda Scrivner, Marion Co, 1892, they had one daughter, Lois L Price, he then married Louella Scrivner in 1897, they had Harold Price, and Charles Burl Price, and Birtie Fae Price, my mother. Louella was from the Reuben Scrivenr, Mary E. {nee Walton} she had sister, Ja Janna, Clauda, all born in Calhon, Miss. Dore Bell born in Ark. Western Gtove I think. Also there is a, Reuben Reese Scrivner, 2/17/1780, Benjamin Scrivner, between 1870 & 1880, James Scrivner, b. 6/29/1711, John Scrivner, b, 9/12/1720, wife Lydia Hutchinson, his father John Scrivner also, but I have no info on him. Janna, m to Ed Keeter in Western Grove, Ark. There is also a M>M>Scrivner, m to,H>R> Magness in Boon Co, and Ola Scrivner M to A.L.Spears, Boon County, however I know nothing about them, My parent and grand parents lived in Harrison, Boon County, Hope this helps

Elijah Scrivner of Pleasants Co., WV

2006-03-05 15:53:16Z

Am trying to find out more about Elijah Scriv(e)ner, born Virginia about 1804, was in Wood Co., VA in 1850 and Pleasants Co. VA (both now West Virginia). Wife Harriett, children Vincent, Anne, Alonzo, Lucy. After 1860 all disappear except Alonzo, who was in Fayette County in 1870 (age 13), 1880 and 1900.

Roscoe Scrivner of Harrison AR

2006-01-15 00:21:48Z

Hoping to find anyone connected to this family. All e-mails of persons on this site who were looking for Roscoe and his children, Loman, John Reuben, and Roscoe Jr. have bounced back to me. Willing to exchange information. Thank you.

Re: Scrivner cemetery in Estill Co., KY

2006-01-07 10:52:36Z

Thank you so much! Feel free to email me at any time.

Re: Scrivner cemetery in Estill Co., KY

2006-01-07 10:50:39Z

Yes, Mam!

My uncle and I visited the Scrivner cemetery in Estill Co., KY a few years ago and took photos. There is also a Parks cousin, Douglas Parks who has done a tremendous amount of research on the Parks family.

Re: Scrivner cemetery in Estill Co., KY

2006-01-02 21:33:19Z

Yes, there is a connection. Your Jonathan P Scrivner and my Joseph Scrivner were brothers. There parents were James Scrivner Sr and Mary Todd.

Re: FOR ANYONE WHO IS INTERESTED IN CERTAIN DOCUMENTS!!

2005-11-09 04:42:25Z

Sorry, but my Nancy married John Scott in Cole County, MO in February 1856.

Re: FOR ANYONE WHO IS INTERESTED IN CERTAIN DOCUMENTS!!

garaiid — 2006-01-30 05:53:02Z

Angela , I would also like to receive copies of the Scrivner Documents ! My email is : garaiid@alaska.com

thank you,
Jeff McDonald

Re: Scrivners in NC

billinkc — 2005-10-30 16:04:55Z

Shelley,

That is correct. The younger Benjamin was born June 20, 1757 in Plumstead, Bucks County, Pennsylvania. He therefore could not be the son of Ruth Bradfield who had died in 1752 or earlier.
In her excellent book, "The Descendants of Benjamin Scrivner," Doris Scrivner Collier reflects that Ruth died prior to 1751, that Benjamin remarried and that no record has yet been found of that second wife's name.
Doris' book shows James and Thomas as the sons of Ruth, then the younger Benjamin, David b. abt. 1756-58, and Mary b. abt. 1761.
If you have not seen Doris' book, I highly recommend it to anyone researching the Scrivner line. Like anything in genealogy it has a few inaccuracies, but those fall mostly in the later generations.
A problem for all researchers is that the Scrivers were a prolific lot and tended to use the same names for their children. It is very tough to determine which Benjamin, John or William is meant when looking at a census record created by a semi-literate enumerator polling people largely from the memory of the family member responding.
I just wish that America had started out with the Asian penchant for records keeping. People from China and Japan still send notices of births, marriages and deaths back to their "home" registry office for recording and amazingly complete family trees can be found in a single record book there!

Re: Moses Scrivner, Franklin Co., IL

trcharly — 2005-11-20 02:17:31Z

I looked through your tree and can't find any names that match BUt because my tree was written by my GG Grandmother I believe it's true. And the fact that she lists Franklin Co Ohio as birth places for so many of her siblings I believe we must be distant cousins. Can you tell me what religion the early Scrivner family practiced?
Have you found any genetic diseases in the family?
Trudy

Re: Moses Scrivner, Franklin Co., IL

trcharly — 2005-11-20 01:56:02Z

I have the complete children listing of these folks. It was written by my GGG Grandmother Mary Elizabeth Scrivner who married Gillman Brooks.
Edward b 9-21-1813 Harpers Ferry VA Died in Norway KS
Married Nancy Sebering b 3-10-1818 at Delaware Co Ohio
Children were:
William H b1-7-1840 in Franklin Co Ohio
John A b 8-9-1842 in Delaware Co Ohio
Mary Elizabeth b 10-29-1844 Franklin Co Ohio
Her Daughter Viola is my G grandma
Eliza Jane b 3-17-1846 Franklin Co Ohio
Fletcher b 3-28-1848Franklin Co Ohio
Jasper S b 3-28-1850 Whitney Co Indiana
Sanford b 1-12-1853 Whitney Co Indiana
Emma T b 3-12-1855 Whitney Co Indiana
Sarah E b 9-3-1858 Taylor Co Iowa
George W b 3-19-1860 Leavenworth Co KS
Alice Adella b 7-28-1862 Washington Co KS
I don't know where any of these people went-some did stay in Cloud Co KS

Early Scrivner family tree

trcharly — 2005-11-20 01:54:49Z

Looking for Jerry William Scrivner

smithgirl43 — 2006-05-05 16:35:58Z

Looking for Rickie David Scrivner

smithgirl43 — 2006-05-05 16:35:58Z

I am trying to locate my cousin, Rickie Scrivner born in Fresno about 1950. A family reunion is planned for July 2003 and would like to contact him. Any information would be greatly appreciated. Patti

Re: Bess Rayburn Scrivner

2005-11-01 16:17:06Z

Hi, My name is Susan Scrivener and Bess Rayburn was my ggggrandmother and Herbert Scrivener was my ggggrandfather. I have some info. and a lot of pictires of Bess & Herbert both if you are interested. I can be reached at my email addresss which is: sscrivener59@sbcglobal.net

Scivner/ cox marriage 1700s

moxleymare — 2006-08-23 06:17:08Z

I would like to find further information on Mary Cox. Where does this Benjamine S. fit in with the rest of the Scivners?

Re: FOR ANYONE WHO IS INTERESTED IN CERTAIN DOCUMENTS!!

Mmarcelic_1 — 2005-11-08 15:23:03Z

Re: FOR ANYONE WHO IS INTERESTED IN CERTAIN DOCUMENTS!!

Mmarcelic_1 — 2005-11-08 15:20:10Z

Hello,
I am looking for a Nancy M. Scrivner that married Richard Thomas Taylor. Would your Nancy be who I am searching for. They were married in Washington, DC on May 21, 1863
Look forward to your response.
Mary Lou

Re: Scrivner Surname Message Board

Darcey_Slaughter — 2006-02-04 20:41:02Z

Ben L Scrivener son of Lazarus Scrivener and Lula Potts (Lulu Patts) died as the result of a fractured skull by being struck by a street car accidently in Webb City, Jasper Co., Missouri. He was buried in the Carterville Cemetery on June 20, 1916. He was a miner by occupation, This is from his death certificate (number 21671) death date June 17, 1916. The informant was Mrs. Annie Piersee

Re: Scrivner Surname Message Board

Darcey_Slaughter — 2006-02-04 17:14:48Z

Joplin Globe, Thursday, March 23, 1950 page 4A column 2 District Deaths

Mrs. Mary L Everitt of Webb City Dies

Webb City, Mo March 22 - Mrs. Mary L Everitt, 65 years old, died at 5 o'clock this afternoon at teh home, 503 South Elliott, street, after an illness of one year. She had been a resident of Webb City 38 years.
She is survived by her husband, John W. Everitt of the home: one daughter, Mrs. Irene Mairl, Webb City; four sisters, Mrs. T. C. Bone of Joplin, Mrs. Anne Piersee of Kansas City, Kan. Mrs. Ronald Oregon of Houston, Tex, and Mrs. Maud Breedlove of Lebanon, Mo. two brothers, Rufus Scrivner and William Scrivner both of Kansas City, Kan and four grandchildren.
Funeral services are incomplete and in charge of the Johnston, Arnce-Simpson mortuary.

Re: FOR ANYONE WHO IS INTERESTED IN CERTAIN DOCUMENTS!!

joannbadstibner — 2006-08-10 12:46:54Z

HI ANGELA CAN YOU EMAIL ME AND LET ME KNOW WHAT YOU HAVE ON SCRIVNER THANKS
joannbadstibner@alltel.net

Re: NEED SMITH INFO

joannbadstibner — 2006-08-10 12:46:54Z

HI PLEASE READ MY POST UP FRONT ON THE BOARDS ANDD SEE IF THERE IS A CONNECTION
ALSO LOOKING FOR SMITH'S
WHO ARE YOU RELATED TO
MINE COME FROM NC ORIGINALLY

LOOKING FOR JERRY RAYMOND SCRIVNER B JUN 23,1940 IN MO

joannbadstibner — 2006-08-10 12:46:54Z

MARRIED TO HAZEL ADELINE COZORT B MAY 7,1944 WITH 2 CHILDREN
SANDRA RENEE B JUN 28,1963
MICHAEL JERRY B MAY 22,1965

Re: Scrivner cemetery in Estill Co., KY

CynthiaParker66 — 2006-01-03 05:32:52Z

Beverly,

I have a copy of a scroll which begins with Ebenezer Park and Tabitha Mills and continues through 6 generations of Parks, Wagers, Scrivners. I also have two different works from family members, the decendents of Leonard West and another of Wagers and Parks. Do you think these would tie in with your family?

Cynthia

Re: Scrivner cemetery in Estill Co., KY

CynthiaParker66 — 2006-01-03 05:06:10Z

Thank you so very much. I have been working all weekend on this. I am having so much fun and a little frustration. You are an angel.

Re: Scrivner cemetery in Estill Co., KY

CynthiaParker66 — 2006-01-01 03:19:58Z

My Great Grandmother Telitha Ann Scrivner daughter of John P. Scrivner and Zerilda Wagers also from Estill County. Is there a connection?