Swann - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Swann/Dandridge, Jefferson County,TN//SWANN's - LEWIS' of AR

barbiedoll8086 — 2009-11-11 01:43:54Z

CORRECTION/TYPO: birth date of Mary A. (Polly) SWANN/SWANZY's daughter, L.Mary Carrie JIMERSON is --year 1844 & NOT 1884!!! Sorry'bout that, Barbara Lou

Re: Swann/Dandridge, Jefferson County,TN//SWANN's - LEWIS' of AR

barbiedoll8086 — 2009-11-11 01:01:37Z

Hi Dick, Read your post. Could you possibly share your 1930 Genealogy of the SWANN's & LEWIS' of AK? (email below) Love to see how it matches with mine. My SWANZY/SWANN is Mary A. (Polly) SWANZY (1810-1880) +m. Humphrie JEMISON (1810-1884). Their daughter was L. Mary Carrie JEMISON (16 DEC 1884 LA Bienville Parish - 1904 Ruston, LA, Lincoln Parish) ; she +m. Andrew Jackson TAYLOR (b. 1845 GA - d.Ruston, LA,Lincoln Parish )<<< He signed up for CIVIL WAR in Lauratown, AR with Col. Robert Glen Shaver in 1862. Does your data show any JEMISON's with your SWANN's or any Land Grants/surveys showing they were neighbors? My L.M.Carrie JEMISON was born in LA & is buried there in Ruston, LA, Lincoln Parish Cooktown Cemetery. Did her mother's-SWANN's/SWANZY - side follow or stay in GA>AR>LA ?? Carrie's parents migrated to LA apparently since she was born there; AJ TAYLOR,her husband ,was b.1845 in GA; does this mean the SWANN's were met there, were neighbors, family friends, or on the migration route? This is my SWANN/SWANZY puzzle. Any help anyone?? Again can you share your SWANN & LEWIS AR Genealogy? I'll be more than happy to share my findings. barbiedoll8086@hotmail.com Barbara Lou (Baton Rouge/New Orleans,LA area)

Re: SWANN family of Cambridge UK

juliecritoph — 2009-11-07 20:26:17Z

Hello John

I have just seen your message regarding the Swann family from Cambridge, England.

I am the daughter of Salmon Linton Hall Swann who died in 1984 and the neice of Florence Swann who died in 1995. I have an older brother, John White Linton Swann.

I do not know of the Jennings connection to the Swann family and look forward to hearing from you.

Re: Swann/Dandridge, Jefferson County,TN

evins385 — 2009-10-30 18:40:09Z

Todd & other descendants of Samuel W. Swann of Tennessee and Arkansas:
I am a descendant of the mentioned Samuel William Swann and also have a copy of the 1930's genealogy of the Swanns and Lewis' of Arkansas. My great-great grandmother was Victoria Evelyn Swann and I would like to be apprised of Samuel William Swann's Civil War record as well as his history while in TN and AR after the Civil War.
Thanks,
Dick Evins
Poth, TX

J.D. Swann or J.W. Swann born 1893

davidmills199 — 2009-10-23 14:54:05Z

Am searching for information on J.D.Swann (or J.W.) born in Blue Pond, Calhoun County, AL around 1893. Briefly married to Inez B. Hufstetler in Alabama. Family lore has it that he may have worked for the railroad; may have moved to Texas and became a lawyer. Little to no information other than what is state her is known. Anyone having a potential match please contact me.

Re: James Swann: Ireland.S.C.

hallmark1194 — 2009-10-20 17:19:21Z

Forgot to say Oregon Swans also link in, I've about 30 names for that line too which I will add on at the appropriate connection point...this is also a very round about line as they crossed the Atlantic a few times!! (Probably collecting air miles!!)..... It will make a good board game.... "Swanopoly"!!

Re: James Swann: Ireland.S.C.

Anita1144 — 2009-10-20 17:04:59Z

Great stuff! This will give me a lot to work on. Thanks!

Re: James Swann: Ireland.S.C.

hallmark1194 — 2009-10-20 14:37:08Z

Sent you a family chart of about 50 members of the Swan/Swann clan which hopefully will link across to the other 50 or so Swans.

They were a big clan!!

You will see they connect to New York, Buffalo, Nevada, San Francisco,.... which then lines them up to linking to Santa Ana, this then further connects to Ontario, then back to Ireland where the 2 lines further connect.

I'm working on one particular one that returned to Ireland and his son's marriages here, these connect to the same family here a few time by marriages between the 2 families over the generations!

I need to do a bit more research in Monaghan and will get back to you shortly....

Re: SWANN, Emma F and Thos. Jefferson Richardson

barbiedoll8086 — 2009-10-19 15:32:08Z

Hi Jack, I have a RICHARDSON "cousin" who published a book on our RICHARDSON ancestors. He is on vacation & when he returns end of Oct. is going to call me. I will discuss your THOMAS JEFFERSON RICHARDSON with him & let you know what data he has in VA. & hopefully some good news. Reason I am hopeful is that my 2xgrgrandmother wasAMANDA IRENE RICHARDSON b. 1856 to "WILLIS" WILLIAM WILDER. AMANDA("RENIE") was d/o WOOTEN RICHARDSON. He migrated to North Louisiana, LINCOLN PARISH, and help founded the town of RUSTON...owned the land the town is now on. I also have a POLLY SWANZY/SWANN in my line; don't have my charts with me right now to give you any further data. But, the two names, both on my line also may mean we have a connection somewhere. Have you any WOOTEN's in that area? Will get back with you after talk to my cousin. Oh, my AMANDA IRENE RICHARDSON & WILLIS WILLIAM WILDER, had a daughter, MARY LOU WILDER, who married my great grandfather, CHARLIE TAYLOR,s/o ANDRE JACKSON TAYLOR, and their son, WILLIS HOPKINS TAYLOR, my grandfather, m. LELIA HAZEL COLVIN, d/o HAZEL PETRIE COLVIN & LOU ELLA AUTREY, HAZEL & WILLIS's son/my dad, WILLIS HAYES TAYLOR, & then me...BARBARA LOU. WOOTEN RICHARDSON , the WILDER'S, ABSALOM AUTREY , &A.J. TAYLOR were the immigrants to LA. It appears they arrived in LA between 1848- 1860. Will get back with you. BARBARA LOU//BATON ROUGE--NEW ORLEANS area

Re: Powhatan Augustus Swann, 1824, VA

EaStearns — 2009-10-01 23:31:14Z

Augustas Swann is the name of some of my ggfathers, more than one. But I dont know if theres a connection. Im new to this, I just had the benifit of some paper trees done by relatives. My mothers fathers father was named Agustas, and his grandfather, etc. Our tree goes all the way back to 300 A.D. to Augustas of Rome. Feel free to view my tree and compare notes. I do know that the name was passed down many generations, so there may be several distant Augustas Swanns that are cousins.

Re: Powhatan Augustus Swann, 1824, VA

StephanieGault — 2009-09-30 00:39:43Z

Dear Betty,

I am also looking for information on this person. I found him in Texas in 1850 living as a bachelor, but would like to know when he came to Texas. I am helping a friend (one of his descendents) find information on her family. Any help is greatly appreciated.

Re: Hardy Swann_Swan

pswanncrim — 2009-09-20 22:37:23Z

This may be a little late but my name is paula swann crim, My father was Hardy Swann and his mother''s name was Carrie. They are buried in Caledonia TX, Rusk County. By your information I know this his the correct relationship. My grandmother died very young, so I did not her. I did not my great grandmothers name was Lyles.

Re: Frederick James Swann anyone?

Julian_Tremayne — 2009-09-09 15:46:19Z

Hi Maree, I have just seen your note from 2007. My great grandfather was Harry Prior Swann and Frederick James was his younger brother. I have him as born in Deptford, South London in Q4, 1858 and he married, I think, in 1885.

Not sure if this helps, his parents were William Swann and Elizabeth Prior Bodger.

Please get in touch if you require further info.

e-mail is tremayne@fsmail.net

Best regards,

Julian Tremayne

Swann

jbarmore0139 — 2009-09-07 18:55:47Z

Trying to find Swann family related to Vada Swann Craddock lived in Weeping Water !929 31 Died in Lincoln at 37 years. Was from Kansas orig.

Swann

jbarmore0139 — 2009-09-07 18:55:47Z

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Re: Looking for Swann family from Jasper, TX.

MaryEllenSwann — 2009-08-07 02:52:28Z

Hello, Your grandfather Henry Swann was my great uncle, his brother Ernest Eugene Swann was my grandfather and he married Ethel Mary Monk. Ernest died in texas and Grandma move to Washington state Their Mother was Addie Mae Allen,and she came to Longview Washington where she died, she buried here in Kelso Washington. No headstone. I'm still trying to find more information myself, as I don't know much. Hope to hear from you.
Mary Ellen Swann---Hill

SWANN Winsor A and Mattie L

t42RoseHill — 2009-07-29 03:06:59Z

SWANN Winsor A and Mattie L

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Swann - Caswell County NC

AnneEvans23 — 2009-07-28 02:38:49Z

Hello,

I need info about the Swanns in Caswell County, NC.
Sarah Swann married George J Coleman.
What about the Caswell County Voss families too?

Link for the Caswell County - rootsweb below.

1850 United States Federal Census
Name: George J Coleman
Age: 28
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1822
Birth Place: Caswell
Gender: Male
Home in 1850 (City,County,State): Caswell, North Carolina
Occupation: "Taylor"
Household Members: Name Age
George J Coleman 28
Sarah W Coleman 22
John W Coleman 2
Susan A V Coleman 0

http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&d...

Anne

SWANN, Emma F and Thos. Jefferson Richardson

JCoffee — 2009-04-13 12:33:53Z

Emma was born May 27, 1856 in Powhatan Co., VA. She died there on Sep. 29, 1929 and was buried at Peterville Church cemetery. She married Thos. Jefferson Richardson, born Nov. 11, 1842, died Sep. 5, 1904, also buried at Peterville.

I think Emma was daughter of John Swann, born c1823, died 1890-91, also at Peterville. John's wife was Elizabeth? There is a Mrs. J. Swann at Peterville, born c1830, died Oct. 24, 1890.

If not John, who were her parents? And, who were the parents of Thomas Jefferson Richardson?

Thanks - Jack

Re: Elizabeth Jane (Raines) Swann

scottbridgett1 — 2009-07-25 15:31:18Z

In 1850 and 1860 West Virginia was not formed yet, I did find an Elizabeth Raines age 12 with father Henry and mother Mary Raines in 1860 residing in Page County, District 1 in 1860. Then I found this same Henry and Mary Raines with a Elizabeth age 2 residing in Rockingham County Virginia in 1850. I will attach the images.

Re: Elizabeth Jane (Raines) Swann

scottbridgett1 — 2009-07-25 14:45:57Z

site that shows family and father of Calvary M Swann

http://trees.ancestry.com/owt/person.aspx?pid=42126253

Re: Elizabeth Jane (Raines) Swann

scottbridgett1 — 2009-07-25 14:42:38Z

In 1880 Calvary M Swann b. 1847 born in WV age 33 wife Elizabeth b. 1847 age 33 born in WV with children
Alberta age 9
Calvary M age 8
Albert G age 5
Mary O age 3
Emily age 1
all born in WV.
All residing in Cabell Co., Barboursville, Dist 11, WV

SWANN Eunice Mae 1901

t42Arlington — 2009-02-27 22:02:29Z

SWANN Eunice Mae 1901

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SWANN Ferd M and Mary E

t42Arlington — 2009-02-27 20:50:33Z

SWANN Ferd M and Mary E

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SWANN James and DeWitt C

t42Arlington — 2009-02-27 20:50:18Z

SWANN James and DeWitt C

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SWANN Kathryn E and Joe J

t42Arlington — 2009-02-27 20:50:05Z

SWANN Kathryn E and Joe J

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SWANN Sheba and Addie

t42Arlington — 2009-02-27 20:49:54Z

SWANN Sheba and Addie

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Re: Looking for Swann family from Jasper, TX.

kwmrinsulation — 2009-04-02 20:30:18Z

Hi Nancy, I was bored at work playing around on the internet and typed my step fathers name into google only to find that you are looking for information. I believe we are talking about the same guy. My mother married your dad in the early 70's and I always knew he had a daughter named Nancy, a son named Garland Jr and I believe another son name James. I was under the impression that you were all from the Slaughter area. And I believe your mothers name is Dorris. If I'm on the right track let me know. I think I am because you mentioned his father was killed in Oregon. My email is kwmrinsulation@gmail.com if I can be of any assistance. TTYL

Elizabeth Jane (Raines) Swann

TDR425 — 2009-07-24 14:20:53Z

please help I am looking for any information on Elizabeth Jane(Raines) Swann born abt 1847-1848 and died 1894 buried in Cabell county WV she was married to Calvary Morris Swann on 05/04/1870 in lawrence county Ohio any help with her family line who were her parents where was she born I can't seem to find anything on her except the marriage lic. please help me break down this brick wall!

Re: Sarah SWANN of Manchester, Lancashire, England ca 1810

silver55silver — 2009-07-26 20:42:38Z

Dear Jean
I'm still away looking after Mum. Have now got access to email but I left your address at home. Could you send me an email so I can keep in touch.
Many thanks
Jeannie

Re: Sarah SWANN of Manchester, Lancashire, England ca 1810

silver55silver — 2009-06-19 22:25:02Z

I agree much easier - petalrose (at) ukpc (dot) net . I can send what I think must be Charles on 1861, 1871 with Caroline and 1881 on his own. On freeBMD it looks as though he died Jun Quarter 1885 aged 61.
Jeannie

Re: Sarah SWANN of Manchester, Lancashire, England ca 1810

silver55silver — 2009-06-19 20:53:07Z

Dear Jean
I am so glad to hear from you. The birth you mention of James in 1794 is a possibility for my 3 times gt grandfather. I hadn't considered Liverpool before.

Is your Charles Douglas Swann the one living at 66A Bridge St in 1861? If so, both he and my gt, gr grandad Robert Swann had large families in common as well as living in Hulme. In 1873 my gt gt grandad Joseph was born at 20 Bridge St.

On my Robert Swann marriage cert in 1856, the profession of his father James, was a Mason.

From the IGI, I have a possible baptism for my 2 times gt grandfather Robert (spelt with one N) on 20 May 1832 at Manchester Cathedral. Father was James and mother was Mary. He might have had a brother Joseph (spelt with one N) also baptised at Manchester Cathedral on 12 Jan 1834. I have no way of connecting these births to my family.

Also from the IGI I have a James Swann (2Ns) baptised 19 Feb 1804 in Manchester cathedral. But no sign of him on the 1841 or 1851 Censuses.

With so little to go on, it is great to meet someone who is looking at the same name in the North West of England - even if we can't find a connection.

I have a memory of my father taking us to visit a relation at a farm which I seem to remember being at New Mills. None of my family remembers it though.

I would be interested in knowing more about Thomas, his siblings and children, if that's OK with you. I can let you have my email address if thats easier for you.

I look forward to hearing from you.
With best wishes
Jeannie

Joseph Swann (born 3 Jan 1873)

silver55silver — 2009-01-23 19:32:59Z

Can anyone help please. My Grandfather Joseph Swann was born in Chorlton on Medlock, Manchester but I can't find him on the 1901 census. I have tracked him in 1881 and 1891 when he was living with his family in the All Saints Ward of C on M. But after 1891 the children all went their separate ways. He reappears in 1909 with a wife Ann(nee Wilson) on the birth of their first son Albert and and is consistently around until his death in 1942 aged 69.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Jeannie

Re: Sarah SWANN of Manchester, Lancashire, England ca 1810

silver55silver — 2009-01-23 19:14:40Z

Hi Amy
I know your post is old but I have just started on my Swann family in Manchester. My gr.gr. grandfather was Robert Swann born around 1832 but I dont know where. I have confirmed that he was in Manchester by 1856 and I think he may have been living in Marple in Stockport aged 9, with a sister Ann Swann in 1841. His father Was James Swann who may have been born around the same time as your Sarah. I wondered if any of these names had come up in your search?
Jeannie

Re: Family name Swann

silver55silver — 2009-01-23 19:03:24Z

Hi Jane
If any of your ancestors moved to Manchester then I may be of some help. I have a gr. gr. grandfather Robert Swann born about 1832 who was in Manchester by 1856 when he married Sarah Ann Bowman. I have all his descendants to the present day.

His father was James Swann who was a Mason by trade but James doesn't appear in Manchester or the surrounding areas. I wondered if you might have a James Swann working as a Mason in Cambridgeshire during the first half of the 1800's. Sorry I don't know his age.

Please contact me if you think there may be a link.
Jeannie

Re: William Andrew Jackson Swann

Anita1144 — 2008-12-21 18:33:30Z

I have Frances, female, b. about 1833.

William Swann + Mary Ann Lewis

shadoweh — 2009-05-14 13:15:02Z

I would like to connect with anyone who has more information on this family. One of their sons was James Thomas and I am curious as to if it is the same James Thomas Swann in my family tree. They are listed in the census for Spauldings, Prince Georges County, Maryland.

Re: Sarah SWANN of Manchester, Lancashire, England ca 1810

jeans1mark2 — 2009-06-19 18:47:34Z

Hi Jeannie.
My great gr gr grandfather was William Swann, son of Thomas, who had a brother James, born Liverpool 1794. They had a sister Ann, plus several others.
William's son, Charles Douglas Swann and family moved to Manchester in early 1850s.
Wonder if there is a connection? I know my dad's uncle lived in Stockport.
Jean

Re: Sarah SWANN of Manchester, Lancashire, England ca 1810

jeans1mark2 — 2009-06-19 21:59:32Z

Dear Jeannie
It would probably be easier to do email if you like. I could send possible relevent info.
I presume he is Charles Douglas Swann you mention, cabinet maker. The family did live in Hulme, not checked my info properly as to the address you mention. His wife was Caroline if that helps. Son Charles, my gr granddad, was born 1852, so about 9 at 1861.
Look forward to hearing from you.
Jean

BURROUGHS Mary SWANN Muddie 1916-1987

t42CrownHill — 2009-02-02 17:03:19Z

BURROUGHS Mary SWANN Muddie 1916-1987

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Re: William Andrew Jackson Swann

RosalynSumner75 — 2008-12-22 15:36:03Z

I've seen Frances/Francis spelled both ways for male and female in old records.

Re: African American Swanns in VA

tthoutx1 — 2009-02-03 20:40:48Z

After a load of research on Swann (my mother's paternal side of the family) clear back to the 1700's I have learned that there are a number of African American's Named (Swan) one letter N in the name. Example my great great grandfathers brother was Thomas Swann born 02/03/1809 in Virginia he became Mayor of Baltimore and Governor of Maryland, Died 07/24/1883 back in Virginia. Google him you can read about him if you would like. He owned slaves in the mid 1800's. In fact I learned they took his surname but the spelling was Swan one letter N. You might find that to be the case with your name changing with generations and over time. I have also learned that to be the case with the Iris side of the family when coming form Ireland it seems they changes that surname was well from Bleany to Blaney. Good luck with your search.

Re: tn chic

jg4syd — 2009-07-18 22:42:17Z

my dads family is from tennesse, large family. What is your parents names. And what part of Tenn. are you from? I was born in Mi. My father left Tenn.Everyone else is still there. That I'm aware of.Outside of Nashville.

SWANN Geraldine and Claude

t42RoseHill — 2009-05-30 13:08:17Z

SWANN Geraldine and Claude

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Re: Swann/Porter

Stevecrocker55 — 2009-01-23 01:35:54Z

Uncle Britt aka Walter Herman Porter

Re: Swann family history-William Buford Swann-John Swann

BarbaraMoore23 — 2009-07-19 02:28:20Z

Hi Phyllis,
No, I've exhausted every resource & Nicholas' wife is my Brick Wall. Nick had a twin named Elizabeth, who married a Jonathan Cowan. I've been in contact with almost all of her descendants & none of them have the name of Nicholas' wife. Most of them have the info on his four children, including my Elizabeth Swann Ball, but their records have a blank space for his wife, as do mine.

I have your husband's ancestor listed as follows:
DOB: 01/08/1808
DOD: 05/27/1896
MARRIED: Isaac A. Miller
I show the spelling of her first name as, Susannah, is that correct?

Thanks so much for your response to my post. And thanks in advance for ANY info or clue you can offer in my search for my Elizabeth's mother.
Regards,
Barbara Moore

Re: William Andrew Jackson Swann

kblackie1 — 2008-12-22 02:05:26Z

William Andrew Jackson Swann W M 45 - Head of Household
1880 Census Wedowee, Randolph, Alabama
Series: T9 Roll: 29 Page: 291
Household: 20

Enumerated in my previous post
Francis E. W F 46 - Sister

Re: James Swann: Ireland.S.C.

hallmark1194 — 2009-07-27 23:48:23Z

Hi Anita

Since your last post I've made tremendous progress on the Swanns.

I have found them in New York City, Buffalo, Nevada, California, Toronto, S. Africa etc etc and several places in Ireland.

I have several Jameses, along with Johns, Alexes, Roberts, Josephs, Samuels, Ralphs, and many other names,incl in laws!

I've some many Swans I think I should get a Government Grant and start a Swan Sanctuary!!

Re: William Andrew Jackson Swann

hallmark1194 — 2009-02-14 18:09:27Z

RE; I have corresponded with a person researching this line. I have the line that they gave me back to Richard Swann of Ireland. I will be glad to share that with anyone who wants it. Of course, I cannot guarantee the accuracy of the line. I also research a Joseph B. Swann of Greene County, GA

I would love any information on Richard Swan please!!

Even just to rule out the different Irish Swan/Swanns.... My ggg g/father Joseph is the son of William.(The Dudgeons are well documented in Ontario.)

30th May 1883 Joseph Swann son of William Swann of Killygrallan,Tedavnet Parish, m. Mary Jane Dudgeon dau of James Dudgeon of Killyleen. Witnesses James Dudgeon & Robert Graham.

Swans and Dudgeons emigrated to Ontario...3d March last, at Brooklin, New York, by the Rev. Mr. JOHNSTON,
_*James SWAN,*_ Esq., of No. 150 Prospect street, New York. _eldest son of Robert SWANN, Esq.,_ of Dromore Lodge, county Monoghan,
_*to Miss Mary SWANN;*_ late of Cotehill, only daughter of James SWANN, Esq., of Crosston House near Drum same county (same James as in death notice below!)

Robert above is mentioned with address as Marnaharn,
1801-1883. He is listed as the son of James Swann and Margaret Moore. Robert's wife is said to have been Catherine Chambers, and their marriage in 1827.
*
Marriage announcement March 16th 1866*
Swann & Wright, 6th March at Lisknaskea Church, Joseph Swann Esq, Clones, *_son of Robert_* Swann Esq, Dromore County Monaghan, to Isabella second daughter of David Wright Esq, of Lisknaskea.

*
Marriage Announcement February 24th 1869*
Swann & Boyd, 18th February at Clontubret Church, William Swann Esq, *_second son of Robert_* Swann Esq, of Dromore Lodge, County Monaghan,to Dora, fourth daughter of Stuart Boyd Esq, Clontubret, County Monaghan.

Related to Swanns of Warrenpoint!

Belfast Thursday July 25th 1867 Death announcement;

Swann, July 23rd 1857 at the residence of his Son In Law Mr James Swann of Warrenpoint, (I.E. Mary from NY wedding above!) James Swann Esq of Crosslea House County Monaghan, deeply and deservedly lamented. His remains will be removed for internment in Clones? this (Thursday) morning the 25th instance.

So to make a short story long that's about it....if anyone outside the EU can relate back to any of the above then if love to share info...

Re: Swann family history-William Buford Swann-John Swann

trobin001 — 2009-07-19 00:40:30Z

Barbara Moore,

Have you been able to find the wife of Nicholas B. Swann? My husband descends from his sister, Susan Swann b. Jan 8, 1808. Phyllis