Talkington - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: John Talkington

summitsandy — 2009-10-12 15:51:54Z

My line of Talkingtons went to Arkansas where they settled on the Western edge in Hempsted, then Washington, Scott and Crawford Co. After the Civil War, some of them moved to Collin Co, TX, others to Polk Co, MO, and San Diego, Orange, Mendocino, and Fresno Co in CA.

Do you know who Ruth Talkington's husband was?
In one place I saw that Ruth Talkington married Philip Abram Rose on Oct 1803. This Ruth Talkington Rose moved to OH and then IA, where she was buried in 1875,
Another source said that Ruth married Adam Lamb on May 8, 1804 in Logan Co, KY. She too was supposed to have moved to IA where she died on May 15, 1875 and in buried in Swan, Marion Co.

The two women had similar birth/death years. However the Ruth who married Philip Rose was supposed to have been born in PA in 1786 (suggesting she was part of the "Northern Talkingtons") while the Ruth who married Adam Lamb was supposed to have been born in 1780 in KY (suggesting she was part of the "Southern Talkingtons"). I think that the latter was d/o Robert and Elizabeth (Heiwood) Talkington, but do not know the parents of the former (except that I think her father's name was John).

Re: John Talkington

hugoeckner1 — 2009-10-12 12:22:52Z

It is confusing isn't it? I think that Ruth and Stephen were the children of Robert and Elizabeth (the original immigrants) and brothers of John since John was only born in 1772. I have the final three children of R and E as follows:
Ruth 1780-1875
Robert 1782
Stephen 1783-1859
HOWEVER I am in correspondence with someone whose ancestor, Sarah Talkington, was born in Logan County KY in 1785 and we think that she must have been the final child of R and E who would have been 44 and 43 at this time. Apart from her birth though, we have found no early trace of her.

John was definitely married to Lottie Sapp in 1795 but I can find nothing else about her so it would make sense if she perhaps died and he married Sarah Thatcher in time to start having children in 1812.

Andrew Jackson was married to Mary Ann (Polly) Isbell 1816-1889 and they had (as far as I know!) nine children

I know of only two children of John but would love to know about more. I just have
Joseph 1812
Andrew Jackson 1813-1889

The Andrew Jackson Talkingtons went to Alabama (where John, his father, died)and then some went on to Arkansas.

Kind regards, Caroline

Talkington Immigrant ancestors

summitsandy — 2009-10-11 14:16:23Z

Part of my confusion about John Talkington and wife Sarah Thatcher was information from Wayne Talkington - - I believe he said that "the northern Talkingtons came to America at a different time than the Southern Talkington families. They trace their ancestry back to John Talkinton of Pennsylvania who came to America from England before the revolution. He was married to Sarah Thatcher, whom some think was related to John and Priscilla (Mullens) Alden" The name of Sarah Thatcher caught my eye when we started communicating about your ancestor and reminded me that I needed to sort out their ancestors.

My confusion came from online posts that stated that the line of Jesse Talkingtons (the "Northern line") came from this john. Other information that I found online stated that the Robert & Elizabeth (Heiwood) Talkington line (the "Southern Line") came also from this John. Both could not be true if the two lines are distinct and do not have a common ancestor in America.

I would appreciate help in sorting this out before I start trying to change my family file.

Re: John Talkington

summitsandy — 2009-10-11 13:48:11Z

I believe that part of my earlier response to you may have been in error - - I have Lottie Sapp as one of two wives of John Talkington. I got this info online didn't check carefully as it is not in my direct line. It is more likely that John did have only one wife, as you believed, and that Lottie was the wife of his son, again as you thought.

I believe that John and Sarah Thatcher began having children in 1786 (Ruth) and then Stephen Jacob in 1791. The reason I had thought that a second wife was likely is that there was such a long gap between the next child I had for John (Joseph in 1812) and then Andrew Jackson that you mentioned in 1813 who probably did marry Lottie Sapp and not his father. I hadn't realized that John Talkington and Sarah Thatcher had 14 children in all (I had know about the first and last and read about the total number recently in an online post).

When I had found them in the 1820 census, I had thought that there was another family living with them but realize now that all of the children could have been theirs!

1820 - Russelville, Logan, KY p 6
3m <10
3m 10-16
1m 16-18
2m 16-26
2m 45+
1f <10
1f 10-16
1f 16-26
1f 45+
6 people engaged in ag, No slaves.

Re: John Talkington

hugoeckner1 — 2009-10-01 10:28:07Z

Ooops! Forgot my email: hugoeckner@gmail.com

Re: John Talkington

hugoeckner1 — 2009-10-01 10:27:13Z

Lovely, thanks. and if there is anything you need from Logan county I will have a look for you.

Kind regards, Donald

Re: John Talkington

summitsandy — 2009-09-30 16:29:53Z

I am descended from Robert and Elizabeth's son Stephen and his wife Sally Acock, through their son Edward Pennington Talkington and Elizabeth J Bland, their daughter Mary Malissa Talkington and JJ Reed and then their daughter Georgia Mattie Reed and James Madison Harris (my great grandparents). I'll try to attach family group sheets for this lineage. I have lots more information if you are interested.

Sorry, I couldn't attach these family group sheets - - I can only attach a photo or gedcom. If you send me your email address, I'll send them that way.

Re: John Talkington

hugoeckner1 — 2009-09-30 12:14:34Z

Thank you for your message. I had no idea that John had been married twice. He is my 4x G. Grandfather through a son named Andrew Jackson Talkington born 1813 (d.1856) to Lottie Sapp.
Andrew Jackson married Mary Anne (Polly) Isbell (who was reputedly 3/4 Cherokee and had at least 7 children, including Henry Franklin born 1838 to his wife Emily Still Wheelis.
HF had 5 children, my grandmother Virginia Alabama being the 4th. Her brother John was a State Representative for Arkansas.
By a strange coincidence --and knowing nothing about the early Talkingtons, we moved to Logan County, KY 2 years ago so I will check out the 1830 census in the archives here.
John died in Jackson County Alabama but I have not been able to find out where he is buried or any trace of Lottie Sapp.
I do have information on Isaac Talkington (b.1795), son of Samuel. He married Elizabeth Morrow and she is buried with 3 of her children on a hill behind a farm in Todd county.
Which of Robert and Elizabeth's children do you descend from?
Kind regards, Donald

Re: John Talkington

summitsandy — 2009-09-30 04:53:11Z

This is all I know about John Talkington:
Robert and Elizabeth (Heiwood) Talkington immigrated from Manchester England before 1760. They first appeared in Daysville, Logan Co, KY in 1764 (There is little left of Daysville now except a country store - - located on Hwy 68 at Logan Co line near Elkton KY. I have a picture if you would like it).

Robert and Elizabeth had 4 sons and 6 daughters between 1764 and 1783) Robert and his sons Samuel, John, Robert, and Stephen, became relatively large landholders, having received some early land grants. Much of their land was good farmland on the Whippoorwill River. In 1819, Logan Co split; Daysville became part of Todd Co

John was born in 1772 in KY. He had two wives (Sarah Thatcher with whom he was supposed to have had 14 children (but I know the name of only one) and Lottie Sapp whom he probably married in 1795 in Washington Co, KY). He and Lottie had at least one son, Joseph, in 1812. Joseph married Mariah Perry in 1831. They moved to IL when they were still young and had 12 children (they named a son John and a daughter Lottie).

John's father, Robert died in 1799. In 1802 John was allowed 200 acres of Robert Talkington’s estate so it is asumed he was his son. John's widowed mother continued to live on family farm - - 1810 Logan Co, KY census, she was listed as HoH living next to her son Samuel. It appears that some of her grandchildren are living with her.

1820 - Russelville, Logan, KY p 6 It appears a brother or sister and their family are living with John Talkington. [he was enumerated on the same page as his sister-in-law 's brother, Alan Acock. .John owned no slaves]
3m <10
3m 10-16
1m 16-18
2m 16-26
2m 45+
1f <10
1f 10-16
1f 16-26
1f 45+
6 people engaged in ag

1830 - Todd, KY, p3
He is supposed to be listed 3rd from bottom, but the scanned document on ancestry.com is completely unreadable

[Logan Co, KY was created out of Lincoln Co in 1820 and then Todd Co was taken from Logan and Christian Co]

John Talkington

hugoeckner1 — 2009-09-28 21:12:17Z

I am looking for any information on my 4xG-Grandfather John Talkington who was born in Logan County, KY in 1772. He was the 2nd son (5th child) of Robert and Elizabeth (Heiwood) Talkington. John had a least 2 sons, Joseph (b. 1812) and Andrew Jackson (b 1813, d. 1856). I know he lived in Logan County, KY until after the 1830 census and believe he died in Jackson County, Alabama.

Thank you, Donald

Re: Talkingtons inOklahoma/help please

Nn4pat — 2009-09-21 23:40:24Z

I REPLYED TO YOUR MESSAGE IN 2008 THESE PEOPLE WERE MY MOTHER AND GRANDFATHER WILLIAM DERBERT TALKINGTON DIED JULY 1943 IN SULPJUR OKLA. AND MOTHER DEID 2009 OKLA CITY OKLA.
W.D. WAS BORN IN TEXAS 1876. MARRIED BELL SINGLETON IN 1905 THEY HAD TEN CHILDREN HAVEMORE INFORMATION IF YOU ARE INTERESTED

Re: talkingtons in arkansas

summitsandy — 2009-09-19 19:02:39Z

Attachment worked! Any more photos of graves would be appreciated.

Here is the little I know about Elimra E Talkington:
She was born in 1825 in Kentucky and married Jim F Coleman ca 1848. Jim was born ca 1820 in Ulster, No Ireland.

By 1860, Jim and Elmira were living in Collin Co, TX (p96 of census on ancestry.com) near her brothers Leonidas, Maxwell, and Chesterfield and not far from her cousin Allen Talkington and his family. Allen was the 2nd oldest son of Stephen Talkington, Stephen was the youngest brother of Samuel Talkington, Elmira's grandfather.

Re: talkingtons in arkansas

hugoeckner1 — 2009-09-19 18:37:40Z

The children of Elizabeth and Isaac Morrow are as you have listed except I have no record of Elmira at all.

Emily's tombstone in the Talkington/Morrow cemetery is close to those of Elizabeth, Leander, and Orlando and reads as follows:
In memory of Emily F. Talkington who was born April 8th 1829 and died June 29th 1847.

The "4" in 1847 looks like a "1" but close examination shows it to be a "4". We have noticed other inscriptions of "4" which have the same problem.

I will try and attach a photo.
regards, caroline

Stephen and Sally (Acock) Talkington

summitsandy — 2009-09-19 17:31:40Z

Stephen was born in 1783 (not sure where, but I assume KY)
Sarah (Sally) Acock was born in 1784, NC probably Halifax, Warren, NC) Her parents were Robert Eaton Acock, Sr (a well-documented Rev War soldier) and Mary Blanchett)

1803 - Stephen purchased 200 acres on Elk Fork of Red River from Barbara and Joseph Alexander of Bedford Co TN. The land was originally granted to Barbara Balek (first marriage?). Witnessed by Edw Wade & Jas McKisick. Recorded in Bedford Co, TN in Jul 1816 and in Christian Co, KY on Oct 9, 1816 This land was in the southeast quadrant of early Christian County, which later became the southwest quadrant of Todd Co when it was formed in 1820.

In 1805 he filed, and then withdrew, a claim against his father's estate for a mill site

1807 - Stephen and Sally were married in Christian Co, KY. I have a copy of their marriage bond, which was posted later (Apr 25 1807) found in the Hopkinsville Library.

1810 - Hopkinsville, Christian, KY (p532/24, near Rbt Acock family)
2m <10 (Edward & Allen)
1m 26-44 (Stephen)
1f 16-25 (Sally)

1820-Todd Co, KY 3 people engaged in Ag, no slaves
1m (<10) ?
2m (10-16) Edward Pennington, 12; Allen Acock, 10
2m (16-26) ?
1m (26-45) Stephen, 37
4f <10 Margaret Elizabeth, 8; Mary, 2; Sarah Ann, 1 and ?
1f (10-16) ?
1f (26-45) Sally, 36
There must have been another family living with them, because they would have had only 3 daughters and 2 sons by them, all under 16. One of Stephen's older brothers who was a widower?

1820 - land was patented to Isaac, Joseph and Sally Talkington before Isaac was in 1824

1830-counted in first census of Hempstead Co, AR and is in tax list

8/10/1831 sold 150 acres to George Clayton of Logan Co, KY (this was land that had been patented to Elizabeth on which she had lived) and was also the land she’d willed to grandsons Joseph & Isaac)

1826-1830 moved to Arkansas. The story is that Stephen and his older sons came overland with their livestock. Sally and the younger children (Mary, Sarah Ann, and Isaac Walton) came by flatboat. They were accompanied by other families, including that of Abel Bland, whose daughter Elizabeth married Edward Talkington in 1830 in Hempstead, AR.

1837 - Stephen and his son Edward filed 2, 80-acre parcels and 2, 40-acre parcels in Howard Co, AR in 1837 and 1843
Washington, Doc# 176, 40 acres, apr 1 1837, SENW, 11s 27w 13
Washington, Doc# 138, 80 acres, aug 1 1837, E1/2SW, 11S 27W 13

1839 - Stephen registered 40 acres in Fayetteville, Washington, AR and a few months later 40 more acres in Washington Co (in Cane Hill near Edward’s family?)
Fayetteville, Doc# 2453, 40 acres, sep 2 1839, nenw, 14n 31w 17

1840 - Mountain Township, Washington Co, AR (living near Edward)
1m 15-20 Isaac Walton (18)
1m 50-60 Stephen (57)
1f 20-30 (All their daughters were married by then)
1f 60-70 Sally (56)

1844 - registered 77.54 more acres in Fayettville, Washington, AR
Fayetteville, Doc# 4486, 77.54 acres, aug 1 1844, n1/2nw, 14n 31w 5

1850 - Jasper, Crawford, AR, p6. Living near sons Isaac and Allen (Edward lived just south in Tomlinson, Scott, AR). He owned 1 23-year old male slave, although everything I've read said that the family was pro-Union during the Civil War
Talkington, Stephen, 67, NC (an error?)
Sarah, 66, NC

1850 - Sally died in Van Buren, Crawford, AR

Oct 1, 1859 - Stephen died of typhoid fever. Altho was supposed to have been one of the first people to be buried in the Fairview Cemetery, just up the hill from old section of Van Buren, I couldn’t find his grave.

Re: talkingtons in arkansas

summitsandy — 2009-09-19 16:39:41Z

Thanks for the information. In a separate post, I'll provide the information I have on Stephen Talkington - - he would have been their last child.

I have a question about the children of Isaac and Elisa Morrow Talkington. These are the children I have listed for them:
Maxwell Calamas (1832-1926)
Leonidas M (Lee) (1834-1912)
Chesterfield Berkley (1840-1905)
Elizabeth (Lizzie) 1842 - ?)
Elmira E (1825 - ?)
Leander (1826-1827)
Orlando T (1837-1838)
I don't have a daughter Emily. Eliza married and lived to have 10 children, so wasn't she. I also have Elmira marrying and having at least 4 children in Collin Co, TX, so it wasn't she.

Re: talkingtons in arkansas

hugoeckner1 — 2009-09-19 12:04:17Z

I would be happy to share any information with you but I have no information about Stephen and his line.
Robert (1740-1799) and Elizabeth Heiwood (1742-1813) were both born in Manchester and married there in 1762. They appear in Daysville, Logan County, KY by the birth of their first child in 1764, Hannah. In 1819 Logan County split and Daysville became part of Todd County

They had 10 children all of whom survived into adulthood--rare in those days!
Hannah 1764
Samuel 1766
Nancy 1768
Margaret 1770
John 1772
Elizabeth 1774
Mary 1776
Ruth 1780
Robert 1782
Stephen 1783

My husband descends from John and his wife Lottie who, towards the end of his life went to live in Alabama where some of his family had settled. From there the next generation moved to White County, Arkansas, and finally, my husband's grandmother to Guthrie, OK.

We have also researched a thread of Samuel's descendants. His son Isaac married an Elizabeth Morrow and became large landholders in Todd County for a while. Some of their family moved to Prosper, TX where I believe some of their descendants still live. We live in Logan County and there is a tiny Morrow/Talkington cemetery as part of a farm about 5 miles away. We have started to clean it up a little but it is difficult as it is unfenced and the farmers allows his cows to graze there so most of the tombstones have been broken and knocked over. Buried there are Elizabeth Morrow Talkington, 2 of her babies, Leander and Orlando, and her 17 year old daughter Emily. The rest of the burials are Morrows.
We are doing some work in the archives here and have found out that the various Talkingtons (Robert and his sons mainly) were large landholders--having received some early land grants. Much of their land was on the Whippoorwill river here. It is good farmland and very beautiful. We have found evidence of slave ownership--Isaac owned at least 10 slaves.
I hope this helps and I must stress that this research is very much ongoing. I do have photos of the graves and would be happy to take anyone to see them who cares to visit (very difficult to find without knowing where to look!)

Kind regards, Caroline

Re: talkingtons in arkansas

summitsandy — 2009-09-18 17:08:22Z

Thanks for the information. I don't have this line in my family file. Could you provide a little more info?
I am pretty sure that I am descended from the same line:
Robert Talkington and Elizabeth (Heiwood?) from England & KY >
Stephen Talkington & Sally Acock (KY and AR) >
Edward Pennington Talkington & Elizabeth Bland (KY & AR)
Mary Malissa Talkington & JJ Reed (AR, MO, CA)
Georgia Mattie Reed & James Madison Harris (AR, MO, CA, AR)
(my paternal great grandparents)

I have a fair amount of information about this line and would be happy to share.

I don't have any information about the Robert > John Talkington line that you mentioned in this post. I'd appreciate more information.

Also, do you know anything about the parents of the immigrant family, Robert and Elizabeth (Heiwood?) Talkington. I know there is a line of Talkingtons who used the name Jesse a lot. They spent time in WV and then moved west, but farther north than my line. I've never been sure about who was the common ancestor between the two lines.

Re: talkingtons in arkansas

carolinellis — 2009-09-17 17:58:04Z

James was the son of Andrew Jackson Talkingron and his wife Mary Ann (Polly) Isbell Andrew (1813-1856)was the son of John (1772-?) and Lottie Talkington, they all came from KY as John's parents, Robert and Elizabeth Talkington came from Manchester, England to Logan County, KY around 1763.

Your Grandmother, Pearly was the cousin of my husband's grandmother Virginia Alabama Talkington. Pearly's father was James born in ? 1835 and Virginia's father was Henry Franklin born 1838. My husband is Donald Wesley Ellis, born in Oklahoma and now living in KY just a few miles from where the first Talkingtons arrived in the 18th century!

My email is carolinemaryellis@gmail.com

Jesse James

2008-09-20 14:13:52Z

I'm not sure if any of your Jesse's are the same or related to the one I am after. Yours sound too old. It's just that I found the one I was looking for on a White Co. IL cencus list too.
I am after info on Jesse James TALKINGTON who married my grandmother in 1898 (he would have been late 30'we think. His father was Charles Talkington, mother Sara Anne Scudder. He also had two other wives before my gr. mother. Let me know if this helps or if you have heard of any of these people.

Talkingtons inOklahoma/help please

2008-09-11 15:28:34Z

im looking for any information about my great-grandfather, his name was william delbert talkington, i believe, he was known as w.d. talkington and had a daughter named ruby talkington cain, he lived in ardmore,oklahoma and died in1942 or 1943, any information that might help would be appreciated.

Talkingtons/Oklahoma/Indiana/Illinois

2008-09-11 15:27:24Z

my great grandfather was william delbert talkington,his father was john talkington whose father was jesse talkington,we believe jesse's father was also named jesse and his father was named john.william's father john had siblings named martha,william,and sara plus a couple others,they were found on both the white county illinoise census records and on indianna census records, if this rings a bell with anyone please let me know

Re: Talkington's

TSmith2032 — 2008-09-21 17:51:24Z

hi, i dont have a jesse Talkington that married jane Kahn(Cann) in my file, but would love more info.

Re: Was Lamar Talkington murdered by his wife Bertha?

stevencrisp — 2009-04-07 15:50:19Z

Hi, did I ever get back to you? Usually I get notified when an email comes in but don't remember talking to you. I am still at this address if you want to correspond.
Janet

Mable Talkington Smith

whatcomguy — 2008-11-15 17:19:23Z

My name is Rick Read. I am the research aide for the Whatcom Genealogical Society in Bellingham, WA. One of members was recently given a photo album that was donated the local library. There was little information in the album about the pictures, but there are references to "grandfather Talkington" and "Mable Talkington Smith" and baby "Eva Derine (?) Smith".
The album may have been given to a Grace Smith on or about 3 Feb 1887.
Many of the photos seem to have been taken in Rothesay (New Brunswick?). The photo of "grandfather" may have been taken by Gates in Waverly, IL.

We're trying to track down the rightful owner of the album. If you have any thoughts, I'd appreciate hearing from you.

Pls contact me at rmr-wgs@comcast.net

Rick

Re: Attention, All Talkington's Unite!

carolinellis — 2009-09-13 06:27:32Z

We have information on the Talkingtons who went to Prosper, Collins County, TX in the mid 1800s. Email me if you would like more information.
Caroline Ellis carolinemaryellis@gmail.com

Re: Attention, All Talkington's Unite!

jackiemc08 — 2008-09-21 02:26:05Z

My husband's maternal grandmother was Imogene Talkington, originally from Denton, Texas. Her sisters were Irene and Martha and her father was Thomas. She was born in 1918.

Re: Siblings of Jesse Talkington of West Virginia

EvalynBarrett63 — 2007-09-30 04:59:59Z

Thank you for your info would you have info on there kids name and born and who they married thank you very much. Evalyn

Arthur D. Talkington

JIWelsch — 2009-07-10 11:41:50Z

Fernandia Beach, Fla. - Arthur D. Talkington, 80, of Fernandia Beach, formerly of Muscatine, died Wednesday, July 3, 2002, at his summer home in Big Indian, N.Y.

His body was donated to the University of Florida, Gainesville, Fla.

Mr. Talkington was born July 21, 1921, in Muscatine, the son of Arthur and Ada Alderman Talkington. He married Margaret J. Rowland July 13, 1946, in Dayton, Ohio. She preceded him in death April 16, 2002.

He was a World War II veteran, serving in the U.S. Army as a 2nd Lieutenant and he spent 18 months in France.

He graduated from Muscatine High School, Muscatine Junior College and the University of Chicago.

He taught at Columbia College, Columbia, Mo., for three years. He then worked for the Rand Co. in California for six years and taught at Lovell University in Massachusetts until his retirement.

Survivors include two daughters, Joan Marshall of Jacksonville, Fla. and Nancy Whitesell of Fort Wayne, Ind.; three grandchildren, Alex Marshall and Allison and Collin Whitesell; a sister, Betty Watson of Illinois City, Ill.; and 12 nieces and nephews.

He was preceded in death by his parents; his wife; two brothers, Harold and Clarence Talkington; and two sisters, Genevieve and Eva Tetrick.

Hollis Talkington of FL

shellaneb — 2007-11-12 00:54:17Z

I am looking for Hollis Talkington who married Josephine Matilda Fry( b- 1921). They had a daughter Faith Ellen Talkington in 1942. I assume Hollis is around the same age as Josephine.

Any info would be great! Shellaneb@aol.com

Recent Talkington family finds

SharonRuckle — 2009-03-31 17:08:56Z

My most recent family ties are Vern R 1918, Robert D 1920,and Cloe J 1923 Talkington. Parents were Robert E 1880 and Helen M 1885. Grandparents would be Daniel D and Susie. The names Dollie, Dora, Maud are in this line. They are Robert E's sisters. Dollie was my grandmother lost to me by adoption. fjruckle@yahoo.com

Re: Attention, All Talkington's Unite!

SharonRuckle — 2009-03-31 16:30:02Z

My family line is Jessie Talkington, to Daniel 1854 and wife Susan Stewart to children Dora 1875, Luie Bell 1877, Robert 1880, Maude 1884, Dollie 1894. Burnt Prairie Ill. Dollie was my grandmother. Became Dollie Walter. Had daughter Dorothy 1916.Was widowed by 1920. Had daughter Florence, my mother, gave up for adoption 1921. Trying to find living relitives of Dollie Talkington Walter.

Re: Attention, All Talkington's Unite!

SharonRuckle — 2009-03-18 12:26:26Z

I am lookink for my grandmother Dollie Talkington.DOB1894 Parents, Daniel Talkington and Susie Stewart. Brothers and sisters,Dora, Louie Bell, Robert, Maud. Dollie married a Walter. First name unknown. Widow by 1920. Had a daughter named Dorothy DOB1916.Gave birth to my mother out of wedlock.DOB1921. St. Anns Orphanage. St. Louis Mo.Named her Florence Walter. Dollie and her daughter were living with sister Maud and her husband Frank Trousdale in Winchester Il in 1920. Her daughter Dorothy shows up in 1930 with Trousdale and has their last name. No sign of Dollie since then. email fjruckle@yahoo.com

Lost Talkington family

SharonRuckle — 2009-03-17 14:53:23Z

My grandmother was Dollie Talkington. Her father and mother were Daniel and Susie. Her DOB Aug. 1894 in Burnt Prairie Ill.Family members Lou B, Robert, Maud, Dora. Found in 1880 and 1900. Only Maud found in 1910 census. Daniel found in 1920 census in Bokchito, OK, age 66 and widow living alone. Maud and Dollie found 1920 census. Maud married to Frank Trousdale.Married in 1913. Living in Winchester Ill. Dollie living with them. Listed as Dolly Walter, widow, with daughter Dorothy DOB Feb. 1916. In Sept. of 1920, Dollie became pregnant with my mother and gave her up for adoption at the St. Ann Orphanage, St. Louis Mo., in May 1921. In 1930, Dorothy shows up again, but now, as the daughter of Frank and Maud Trousdale in Cape Girardeau Mo. No sign of Dollie Walter. I would love to find my maternal family. Any info please contact Sharon Ruckle @ fjruckle@yahoo.com.

Re: Siblings of Jesse Talkington of West Virginia

LBHansen8 — 2007-09-30 22:07:21Z

I do have quite a bit on the children and their spouses. The best way to take a look at it is to look at my database on Worldconnect:

http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=lbhansen

All of the information I have is there.

Re: Siblings of Jesse Talkington of West Virginia

LBHansen8 — 2007-07-26 19:13:38Z

Hi Evelyn - I have a little more since I posted this message - I show 9 children: Susannah b. 11 June 1794 m.Jesse Price; Jacob b. 1795 m. Prissocia Price; Isaac b. 25 Aug 1802 m. Marcy Thomas; Abraham b. 1805 m. Elizabeth Hartley; Alexander b. 1806 m. Mary Johnston (1st cousins); Catherine b. ca 1808 m. Henry Stine; Hannah b. ca 1809 m. James Reese; John b. 7 March 1810 m. Mary Metz; Mary b. 1811 m. Abraham Haines.

Re: Robert Edward Lee Talkington

JudyScott7857 — 2009-01-31 23:41:48Z

My father was Robert Junior Talkington born in East Liverpool, Ohio in 1925. His fathers name was Robert but we were told that his middle name was Hamilton. My dad had 2 uncles, Clyde (Rip, married to Neva living in Bowerston, Ohio) and Max.

Steve Talkington has been placed in jail at Ardmore charged with assault to kill A. N. Bunow

maryachtrh — 2008-02-20 00:12:35Z

Appears in "The Wapanucka Press" 21 July 1905, Wapanucka, Johnston County, Indian Territory, now Oklahoma

Steve Talkington, eighteen years old has been placed in jail at Armore, charged with assault to kill A. N. Bunow with a gun.

N. Dale Talkington

CousinFinders — 2009-03-13 22:38:53Z

I am now living in Stillwater, OK at:

2814 N. Monroe St.
74075-2131

cell phone: 214.435.0913

Re: Bertha Outland Talkington 1930s California

ticklepingaloo — 2009-04-07 04:42:30Z

If it is the same Lamar, he would have been my great uncle. His brother, Lentz was my grandfather. I am interested in any info you have.

Re: Was Lamar Talkington murdered by his wife Bertha?

ticklepingaloo — 2009-04-07 04:29:19Z

I am a decedant of Stephen Richard Talkington who married Susan Vivian Fry/Frye/Frey who had several children, Lamar, Lorenzo, Lentz who also went by John Lentz(he is my grandfather) I heard rumor in our family that all the children were separated after they moved to CA. I am trying to obtain any information prior to Stephen Richard Talkington and family and their heritage. Pls reply to christyandryan@comcast.net

Re: Was Lamar Talkington murdered by his wife Bertha?

ticklepingaloo — 2009-04-07 04:28:18Z

I am a decedant of Stephen Richard Talkington who married Susan Vivian Fry/Frye/Frey who had several children, Lamar, Lorenzo, Lentz who also went by John Lentz(he is my grandfather) I am trying to obtain any information prior to Stephen Richard Talkington and family. Pls reply to christyandryan@comcast.net

Re: Talkingtons/Oklahoma/Indiana/Illinois

Nn4pat — 2008-09-20 14:15:54Z

My grandfather was W. D. Talkington and my mother was Ruby Cain I have been working on my family for some time. Be glad to share with you if I can help.
Ros

Re: Talkingtons/Oklahoma/Indiana/Illinois

Nn4pat — 2008-09-21 02:28:57Z

JESSE TALKINGTON MARRIED JANE CANN (KHAN)
childrew were
jesse buchanan m rebecca newby then amamnd dunn
b1857 in. b1861 d.1885
sara ann talkington married simpson
b.1848 Ill
mary talkington married dan simpson
b.1845 ind d. okla d1928
william thomas married helen stewart
b.1840 Ind. 1847 Ill
john talkington married elizabeth eating
b 1850 ill b tenn
david frank talkington married octiva
I HAVE W. D. TALKINGS SIBLINS IF YOU ARE INTRESTED
ROS

Re: Talkington's

Nn4pat — 2008-09-20 07:11:44Z

Hi Crystal;
My ggggrandfather was John Talkington and his father was also Jesse his mothe rwas jane Cann (Kahn). My grandfatheer was William Delbert married to Bell They lived in Murry County Okla. buried in Drake-Nebo Cemm. Have more information Thanks
Ros

Re: Talkingtons inOklahoma/help please

Nn4pat — 2008-09-12 04:44:30Z

Yes W. D. Talkinhton died 20 July 1943 at Sulphur Okla. He is burried ar Drake-Nebo cemetery south of Sulphur. My mother is Ruby Talkington Cain. He and my grandmother Bell Singleton had 9 other children. My sister married a sanders , his father was Albert and he had two brothers Tom
and William.They were form Pauls Valey Okla.

Re: YOUR GREAT GRANDFATHER

Nn4pat — 2008-09-11 15:30:09Z

This an old query so you may have what you need. W.D. Talkington was my grandfather and ryby was my mother . you are right W. D. talkington did live in murry county. He died 20 July 1943. He was married to Bell Singleton b3 Dec,1875. His father was John Talkington b 1850.his mother was Elizabeth Eating b in Penn. His grandfather was Jesse Talkington b. 1813in Penn. who married Jane Kahn b 1814in Penn.

I wrote you befroe ros

Re: N. Dale Tarkington

summitsandy — 2007-07-29 02:44:02Z

This email address was current as of a few months ago

daletalkington@gmail.com

Re: Talkingtons

summitsandy — 2007-07-29 02:24:06Z

I am directly to the "southern" Talkingtons, but am tracking the other branch as well. Who is the father/mother of the Jesse Talkington you mentioned in your earlier post (children are buried in Mt Olivet Cemetery in Alert)? I can't fit them into the family tree I am developing for that part of the Talkington family.

By the way, do you or anyone else on the message board know if the two branches are related and through whom?

Re: Was Lamar Talkington murdered by his wife Bertha?

summitsandy — 2009-04-08 00:45:07Z

I have quite a bit of information about the Talkingtons - - My great grandmother, Mary Malissa Talkington was Richard Steven/Stephen Richard's aunt. I have traced their lineage back to the 1700s, visited some graves, found great stories about them online, etc. What would be the best way to share this information with you?

thomas talkington

tajart1 — 2007-10-24 20:53:27Z

born 1941, oklahoma city.

if you know someone looking for this person please have them contact me.
thank you.