Tutor - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Tutor - from the Philippines

hazzie14344 — 2009-05-03 13:25:44Z

hello to all TUTOR out there...
i just want to know and meet more relatives..
if u were one of us.. e-mail me at lezah_2787@yahoo.com
i really want to meet you guys...

Re: tutor

tutorfamily — 2008-11-28 15:19:19Z

Howdy
I am Russell Tutor. My wife Sally was a Wilson. It is a curios thing to see a Tutor and a Wilson marrying way back.
I have researched the Tutor ancestry some, and now picked it up again. Now you've got me on yet another path!
Father- Michael Henry Wilson (born 7/26/1929 in Chillicothe, Ohio)
Grandfather- Randolph Walters Wilson (born 1/26/1898)
G Gr.- Michael Henry Wilson (born 11/5/1868, died 9/7/1951)
GGG- George W. Wilson (born 10/10/1837, died 11/10,1900)
GGGG- Silas Wilson (born 1807, died 1847)
GGGG- Michael Wilson (from Scotland)

Tutor - from the Philippines

milkilfs09 — 2008-08-31 08:01:18Z

hey guys..i would like to have some facts about the tutor family..
i belong to the tutor family that lives in the philippines..
i wonder if there is anyone in the tutors who lived in the west that migrated here in the philippines a long time ago..
i would be gladly pleased if you would reply..
thanx..

Re: Tutor Family

milkilfs09 — 2008-08-31 03:45:10Z

hey jimmie..i would like to have some facts about the tutor family..
i belong to the tutor family that lives in the philippines..
i wonder if there is anyone in the tutors who lived in the west that migrated here in the philippines a long time ago..
i would be gladly pleased if you would reply..

Re: Tutor/Haire Family

bhrowland — 2008-07-03 17:36:55Z

Carl Tutor is son of William Rufus Tutor and Zera Elizabeth McGregor {L. Zera on marriage record; Zera E. in bible}, both buried in Rocky Mount Cem, Calhoun Co Mississippi. Rufus Tutor is son of Jefferson D Tutor and Frances Herndon, bd in Herndon Cem, Pontotoc Co Mississippi. Jefferson D Tutor is son of Owen Tutor and Lucinda Dennis---Owen died at Drury's Bluff Virginia in Civil War (served in a NC unit) and Lucinda Dennis died Pontotoc Co before war began. Owen Tutor is son of Owen Tutor and Lucinda Senter--Owen Tutor b ca 1774 NC, died ca 1852 Cumberland Co NC.

L. Zera McGregor daughter of Mary Ann Tutor and Newton Ezekiel McGregor. Mary Ann Tutor dau of John O Tutor and Martha Ausley--Mary Ann bd Rocky Mount Cem. John O Tutor son of John Henry Tutor and Martha "Patsy" Betts, bd at Noah Tutor Cem, Pontotoc Co Mississippi. John Henry Tutor son of Owen Tutor and Lucinda Senter--John Henry and wife Martha Betts bd Hartwell Tutor Cem.

Newton Ezekiel McGregor son of Willis Nard McGregor and Nettie Ellen Harrison, bd Pontotoc Co Mississippi. McGregor with 'o' in Pontotoc Co and McGreger with 'e' in Calhoun Co---are the same family.

Carl Tutor's siblings: Hoyt Clayton Tutor md Neely Covington, Hoyt bd at Rocky Mount Cem; Loyce Veona md Virgil Brasher--Loyce bd Collums Cem, Calhoun Co Mississippi; Mary Elvie Elizabeth Tutor md Willie Murphree; Jettie Clemmie Tutor md (1) earl Murphree, (2) Carroll Schwalenberg----Jettie bd Rocky Mount Cem. Some lived in Calhoun Co (Bruce & Calhoun City area) and some in Yalobusha Co (Water Valley area)--might be able to contact family members in these counties.

No information on Myrtle Brown, wife of Carl Tutor.

The Tutors came to Pontotoc Co from Cumberland Co North Carolina ca 1848 in a wagon train; settled around Toccopola/Antioch community.

These Tutor familes can be easily documented with census, marriage and cemetery records.

NC Tutors // Tutor Family Graveyard & Tutor Family Reunion

thpets — 2008-06-10 04:29:13Z

Several years ago I was told by my great uncle about a graveyard in North Carolina that was a predominantly Tutor family graveyard. Has anyone heard of this and if so could you please tell me where it is? I'd like to visit it.

I was also once told of a Tutor family Reunion that was held yearly in North Carolina. Does anyone have any information on that?

Thanks,
Stephanie Tutor

Tutor/Haire Family

tracyhaire — 2008-05-20 04:07:16Z

I am currently looking for any information on either Tutor or Haire. My grandmother was (Dorothy Vernice Tutor Haire b.4-21-1919 d. 5-28-2005) she was the daughter of Carl/Myrtie Tutor of Calhoun county. (Carl b. 3-16-1900 d. 2-27-1966)(Myrtie b. 3-15-1900). My grandfather is (Lonnie Haire b. 9-5-1913 d.2-6-1993) all I know of his parents that both are buried at Rocky Mount Cemetery. Both my grandmother and granfather were from Calhoun county and moved to Tallahatchie County. Any information on this would be very helpful.

Jean Tutor Roberts, Detroit, Michigan Born approx. 1930

DawnBohannon44 — 2008-04-06 19:39:49Z

Would love to reconnect or talk with descendants of my uncle's wife. He drowned at age 22. (see story below)

Arthur Lamar Roberts (my mother's youngest brother) came to live with us in 1944 when he was sixteen. I thought he was wonderful. He stayed a couple of years and then went back to Tennessee. He worked with my Uncle Burke in his shoe shop in Humbolt, TN about 1946. And then came back to Michigan again. He stayed with my folks and me until he was called to the Army. Shortly after boot camp, he married Jean Tutor.

Before they got married and left for Alabama, he and Jean and his buddy and his buddy's girlfriend took me out with them one night. We went downtown to the Fox Theatre. At that time, downtown Detroit was an exciting place to be. Several elaborate theatres were in operation. Their lobbies were lavish and huge and it was a big deal to go downtown to the movies. I have no idea what picture we saw. But I remember eating popcorn and drinking pop. I had a wonderful time and was thrilled to death to be with them that night. I think I had a crush on his buddy. I must have been 9 or 10 years old!

He and Jean married around 1950 and lived in Anniston, Alabama, where he was stationed. In 1952 he and a buddy went fishing (in Art's boat) on the Coosa River. It was a treacherous river with lots of eddies and whirlpools. Neither one of them could swim. The boat capsized and they drowned. It was 45 days before they found his body. It broke my mother's heart. Mine, too. He was like a big brother to me. For years, I imagined that he really wasn't dead. That he had just gone AWOL from the Army (which he hated). I remember going to the Straits of Mackinac with my parents one year and watching the big barges and boats pass by. I just knew I would see him on one of those boats and he would recognize us and wave. I loved him very much.
---Dawn Hopps Coyle Bohannon, 1999.

Tutors in VA, NC, or TN

thpets — 2007-12-03 04:23:12Z

Before my great aunt passed away (she married a Tutor) she told me about a Tutor family cemetery in North Carolina. I was wondering if anyone knew of this cemetery and could give me an idea to it's location. I am also wondering if there are any significant spots in Virginia, specifically south east Virginia, that are important in Tutor family history.

Thank you,
Stephanie Tutor (thpets@yahoo.com)
Great granddaughter of Word Tutor of Mississippi - If you can connect your branch of the Tutor tree to my branch of the Tutor tree, please drop me a line.

Tutor Photographs

elizabethdc — 2007-02-13 17:38:17Z

I'm the great granddaughter of A.W. and Fanny Cooper Tutor. Fanny was a prolific photographer. I'm fortunate enough to have some of those photos. Unfortunately, my mother doesn't know all of the folks in the photos. I'm trying to figure out how to post scans of the photos in the public photo library here at Ancestry. I know one of the Tutors in the many of these pictures is Moody Tutor. I'll post a notice when I figure out how to get the pictures up. Please let me know if you know the identity of any of these folks.

Tutors of N. C. who moved to Florida

garmo77 — 2006-11-24 13:24:10Z

Looking for information on the TUTOR family who moved to Florida from North Carolina and settled around the Lake and Volusia County area. H.L. TUTOR married my Aunt Kate Baylor. My Aunt is listed in her mothers obituary in 1929 as "Mrs. H.L. TUTOR of Clinton, North Carolina. I am trying to find more information on H.L.TUTOR and his family.
Thanks
Bonnie Baylor Garmon

Re: Rollings Mill

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

HI I'M ALSO LOOKING FOR FAMILY FROM NC OF TUTOR,SALMON,PAGE,WOMACK,YARBOROUGH THESE ARE CONNECTED IF YOU CAN HELP PLEASE CONTACT ME THANKS

Re: 26 pages by Jimmie Tutor

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

HI COULD YOU PLEASE TELL ME ABOUT THE 26 PAGES ON TUROR FAMILY THANK

Re: Tutor Family

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

HI I'M LOOKING FOR TUTOR OF NC COULD YOU HELP ME? THANKS

Re: Tutor history

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

HI I'M ALSO LOOKING FOR FAMILY FROM NC THAT INCLUDE THE SALMON,TUTOR,SEXTON,PAGE,WOMACK,YARBOROUGH,LIGON PLEASE CONTACT ME THANKS

Re: John W. Tutor (duncan,nc)

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

hi my line also comes from there. please let me know if we can connect. john madison tutor, jesse harris tutor i have others

Re: Tutor/Salmon

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

HI I'M ALSO LOOKING FOR SALMON AND TUTORS FROM NC THAT ARE IN MY MOTHER'S FAMILY PLEASE CONTACT ME AND MAYBE WE CAN FIGURE THIS OUT THANKS

Re: Tutors of N. C. who moved to Florida

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

HI WHAT YEAR WAS YOUR HL TUTOR BORNE I HAVE ONE HENRY L TUTOR BORN 1881 TO JESSE HARRIS TUTOR AND SARAH ELIZABETH SEXTON THAT IS IN MY FAMILY FROM NC

Roberson, Brogdon wed in Valentine’s Day ceremony

2004-03-23 20:18:59Z

DA — Kelly Roberson and Steve Brogdon, both of Ada, exchanged wedding vows Feb. 14, 2004, at the East Central University chapel. Christopher Hudson officiated the 6:30 p.m. ceremony.

The bride is the daughter of Allen and Hilda Blankenship, Byars, and the late Joyce Blankenship Bennett.

The bridegroom is the son of the late Bill and Helen Brogdon.

Alisha Anderson performed “I Could Not Ask for More,” accompanied by Shirley Hale, Eufaula, on piano. Photographs were taken by Dan and Debbie Mackenzie.

The bride was given in marriage by her son, Chase Roberson. She wore a champagne-colored lace dress and carried a burgundy rose bouquet.

Lindsey Roberson, daughter of the bride, Ada, served as maid of honor.

Bridesmaids were Hailey Roberson, daughter of the bride, Ada, and Misse Dixon, Ada, who carried Stephanie Brogdon, 3-month old daughter of the bride and bridegroom, down the aisle. Attendants wore black velvet dresses and carried a single burgundy rose.

Chase Roberson served as best man.

Following the ceremony, a reception, hosted by the children of the couple, was held at the home of the bride and bridegroom.

Taken from the Ada Evening News.

Freemans celebrate 50 years of marriage

2004-03-23 20:15:26Z

DA — Jimmy and Carolyn Freeman, Ada, will be honored with a 50th wedding anniversary celebration March 6, 2004, from 2-4 p.m. The event, hosted by the couple’s children and grandchildren, will be held at Trinity Baptist Church, 123 North Mississippi.

Jimmy Freeman and Carolyn Read were married March 6, 1954, at Panama. They have made their home and raised their family in Garvin and Pontotoc counties.

Mr. Freeman is retired from Vanoss Public Schools after teaching in the public school system for 36 years.

Mrs. Freeman was employed as a legal secretary for Bob E. Bennett, attorney, retiring after 25 years.

The couple has three children, Vickie Ballard and husband Roger, Catoosa, Jimmy and DeAnn Freeman, Sachse, Texas, and Bobby and Shawn Freeman, Ada; and seven grandchildren, Jamie and Daniel Sweet, Jennifer Ballard, Ryan Freeman, Bailey Freeman, Taylor Freeman, Morganne Freeman and Makayla Freeman.

Family and friends are invited to the come-and-go reception.

Taken from the Ada Evening News.

Alexander, Avery marry in Las Vegas

2004-03-23 20:14:02Z

Mr. AND Mrs. Charles Sumner Avery

ADA — Ann Marie Alexander and Charles Sumner Avery, both of Ada, united in marriage Feb. 5, 2004, at Las Vegas, Nev. The Rev. George Cotton officiated the 9 p.m. ceremony.

The bride is the daughter of the Rev. Hubert and Dorena Alexander, Ada. She is the granddaughter of the late Sallie Sawney and the late Thomas Hawk.

The bridegroom is the son of Jerry and Sue Avery, Auburn, Wash. He is the grandson of the late Ruth Kellam and the late Silas Sumner Kellam.

A reception honoring the couple was held at the MGM Grand Hotel and Casino, Nevada.

Following a wedding trip to the Grand Canyon, the couple has made their home in Ada with their three children, Sarah, Mika and Jeremiah.

Taken from The Ada Evening News.

Troska, Sutton wed Nov. 22

2004-03-23 20:11:47Z

TULSA — JeanMarie Troska and Jarrad Keith Sutton, both of Tulsa, were united in marriage Nov. 22, 2003, at Holy Family Cathedral, Richard Cristler officiating.

The bride is the daughter of Dr. Joe and Rita Troska, Ada.

The bridegroom is the son of Dr. Joe and Melanie Sutton.

The bride was given in marriage by her father. She wore a white, sleeveless satin gown with an A-line skirt, crystal beaded bodice and chapel-length train. The gown was accented with an elbow-length veil, worn by the bride’s mother in her own wedding, and a crystal-beaded headpiece.

Nellie Bewley, Tulsa, served as matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Paula Long, Chesterfield, Mo., Julie Tanega, sister of the bridegroom, Tulsa, Ann Marie Bausch, Omaha, Neb., and Elizabeth Gathright, Tulsa.

Best man was Joe Sutton, brother of the bridegroom, Tulsa. Groomsmen were Brian Troska, brother of the bride, Fort Worth, Texas, Richard Selman, Charles Selman, both of Tulsa, and David Cunningham, Oklahoma City.

Ushers were Jay Tanega, brother-in-law of the bridegroom, and Keith Kingsbury, cousin of the bridegroom, both of Tulsa. Other attendants included altar servers Erin, Jennifer and Hillary DiGiulio, all of Ada.

Following the ceremony, a reception was held at International Plaza, downtown Tulsa. The event, hosted by the parents of the bride, was catered by Freddie’s of Sapulpa.

Prior to making their home in Tulsa, the couple traveled to Eureka Springs. Ark., for their wedding trip.

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A rehearsal dinner, held at Summit Club, downtown Tulsa, was hosted by the parents of the bridegroom.

Taken from The Ada Evening News

Jones, Goodale unite in marriage

2004-03-23 20:08:01Z

ADA — Julie Jones, Plano, Texas, and Tom Goodale, Dallas, Texas, exchanged wedding vows Jan. 17, 2004, at Trinity Baptist Church. The Rev. Jay Keel officiated the 6 p.m. ceremony.

The bride is the daughter of Jerry and LaVonda Jones and Bill and Sharlet Spencer, all of Ada, and the granddaughter of Lorraine Jones, Ada, and Bob and Barbara Langley, Union Valley.

The bridegroom is the son of Jon and Judy Goodale, Aberdeen, Scotland, and the grandson of Walter Ray and Sue Hinton, Sarasota, Fla.

The bride was given in marriage by Jerry Jones.

Rhonda Line, sister of the bride, Bartlesville, served as matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Kim Wilson, sister of the bridegroom, Plano; Kara Loetfelholz, Bartlesville; Kelli Thompson, Plano; Tara Kirk, Allen, Texas; Shannon Raglru, Dorchester, S.C.; Nicole Shaddox, Springdale, Ark.; Jennifer Morgan, Edmond; and Shanon DeQuasie, Midwest City.

Best man was Scott Aldrich, Dallas. Groomsmen were Heath Wilson, brother-in-law of the bridegroom, Plano; Jeremy Jones, brother of the bride, Ada; Jeff Bradley, Allen, Texas; Eddie Jacob, Frisco, Texas; Nick Castjohn, Slidell, La.; Joe Dale Cary, Killeen, Texas; Ryan Nicholson and Jason Gardenhire, both of Dallas.

Candlelighters were Cara Jones and Sandy Purdy, both cousins of the bride. Other attendants included flower girls Rylee Jones, niece of the bride, and Ashley Wilson, niece of the bridegroom; and ring bearers, Jakob Luper and Kord Spencer, both nephews of the bride.

Following the ceremony, the could spent their honeymoon at St. John in the U.S. Virgin Islands.

Taken from The Ada Evening News.

Amanda Brown to marry Jamie Phillips

2004-03-23 20:05:31Z

ADA — Amanda Brown and Jamie Phillips, both of Ada, will unite in marriage at 6 p.m. March 13, 2004, at Morris Memorial Baptist Church, Latta.

The bride-to-be is the daughter of Mike and Mary Brown, Benton, Ark., and the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Coats, Ms. Barbara Brown and Mr. and Mrs. E.J. Brown, all of Monroe, La. She is a 2002 mass communications graduate of East Central University and is employed as the morning disc jockey at KADA.

The prospective bridegroom is the son of Ron and Sharon Beasley and Gary and Shirley Phillips, all of Ada, and the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Wood, Ada, and the late Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Phillips. He is currently a senior at East Central University, majoring in mass communications, and will graduate in May.

Taken from the Ada Evening News 2/8/2004.

hartwell-tutor cem.

2004-07-30 05:10:56Z

decoration will be aug.15th 2004
ponotoc co. ms.

Re: L.V. Tutor

2004-07-14 14:33:23Z

BOBBIE, GLAD YOU FOUND OUT HOW Q.T. WAS KIN, LIKE I SAID I REMEMBER Q.T. AND DIDN'T EVER SEE YOUR FATHER THAT I CAN REMEMBER, BUT REMEMBER VALMA AND MY MOTHER LONIE TALKING ABOUT THEM.
LOVE, COUSIN THERESA IN MS.

Re: Carol A. Tutor

2004-03-16 15:43:01Z

Jennifer, Please contact me at justustottermissy@msn.com. I believe I may have the info that you're looking for. I have sent other messages to your email address. Since your message was posted four years ago, your email may have changed. PLEASE contact me. Thank you, Babara

Re: Tutor family

2004-03-11 13:10:22Z

I have some on the Tutors. On my husbands family. I'll share anything you need that I have.

Tutor/Tuter Henry, Ballard, Benjamin

2004-03-10 14:02:34Z

Looking for parents of Henry Pickard b. 1843, Ballard Preston b. 1847and Benjamin Franklin b. 1850 all in Smyth Co., Virginia or West Virginia.

I have a Henry V. Tuter b. about 1825 South Carolina m. Susan Love b. about 1820 Virginia that is maybe the parents. I also have heard that Henry V. Tuter was a boxer and that he was killed 1850.

Any info would be appreciated and I will be more than glad to exchange info.
Marie

Re: Tutor family

2004-03-10 13:45:06Z

Stephanie, I have sent and email to your email address with some info I have. I haven't had much luck with my Tuter/Tutor family name either. I am going to look for the Tutor Family book mentioned in one of the replies to your query, at our local genealogy library. If you would like the info I have (which isn't much) please let me know. Marie

Tutor family

dan7623 — 2003-08-30 21:16:54Z

Jimmy,
Thank you so much for the inf. on Owen Tutor. I have just recently started this research and need lots of help. Any inf. you have on this family would be greatly appr. My address is 2013 Princenton, Midland, Tx 79701.

Tutor Family

dan7623 — 2003-08-30 21:16:54Z

Thank you for your reply. my relative-Owen Tutor came from Wales and married Lucinda Senter abt. 1800. She was born 1782. They lived in Cumberland Co.,N.C. My gg-grandfather was the oldest son, Samuel Tutor(born abt.180l). Please let me hear from you. Thanks for all your help.

Re: Tutors of N. C. who moved to Florida

Jim_Garmon — 2004-02-29 11:58:54Z

Thank you for your reply. My Aunt Kate was probably born in South Carolina/Florida about 1880. Her family migrated to Florida about that time. I am responding by e-mail to you, Joann. Thanks.
Bonnie

Neal DeWitt Tutor

Nisey3 — 2004-12-09 00:43:20Z

I am looking for information on the family of Neal DeWitt Tutor (8/12/1917 - 1/7/1993) from Pontotoc, MS. His parents were Charlie Lee Tutor and Addie Lena Pritchard. I believe this was the second marriage for Charlie. I believe his first marriage was to Nannie May Taylor. I also believe his third marriage was to Virgie Pritchard. DeWitt married Nona Garrett from Kemper County, MS.

Re: Tutor/ Gallaway

NancyPinnell99 — 2006-03-12 23:40:30Z

Mary Ann Tutor-born 1845 Tn. had three known sisters- Katie, Sarah & Angeline. Two of them married Malone brothers & one married a Posey. Mary Ann Tutor married Marion Gallaway.Does anyone have any info on these? Thanks

Re: Tutor/ Gallaway-Found!!

NancyPinnell99 — 2006-03-12 23:40:30Z

Thanks to Rootsweb.com I have found my Great, Great Grandparents-deceased & a living distant cousin. I had to go to TUDOR site to find it tho. Thanks again

Tutor family

StephT3249 — 2005-01-14 08:34:18Z

Several years ago I decided that I wanted to try and trace my connection to the Tutor family. After becoming very frustrated with the whole process I gave up. Well this year after returning from the Memphis/Mississippi area and visiting my great uncle who showed me some old Tutor family photos, my interests have been peaked once again.

So if possible, I would like to try and get a list of all the Tutors out there who are trying to research the family. Chances are that most of us are family but just don't know it.

So if you are researching or looking for information on the Tutor family please contact me. I would like to create some kind of database. Maybe even do a Tutor family monthly newsletter or possibly a web page for all of us to gather.

If you are interested, please contact me at StephT3249@yahoo.com

Thanks,
Stephanie Tutor

Samuel A. Tutor married Martha E. Lambert

jonesst79 — 2004-04-02 18:21:11Z

Searching for info on Martha E. Lambert, born Oct. 12, 1842 married Samuel A. Tutor, born Aug 1, 1839, Married on Dec 12, 1867. Children: John B. born July 18, 1868, Martha A. born Nov. 7, 1871, Sarah A. born May 31, 1873, Idie E. born July 28, 1874, Mary D. born July 27, 1876, Samual A. born May 1, 1878(?), Nanie Geneva born Dec. 17, 1879, married Howard Hawks, and she died Feb. 26, 1938, James R. born Oct. 27, 1881 and married Annie Mae Harper, died Oct. 28, 1943. Harriet S. born Aug, 7, 1884(?), Lucy E. Born Apr. 27, 1886.
Martha may have had a brother; Stephen J. Lambert, b.May 26, 1845, d.Mar. 11, 1905. I have more info, but need info on Lambert family.

Tutor/ Gallaway

NPinnel — 2005-05-27 13:49:25Z

Mary Ann Tutor/Tudor 1845 Tn.married Marion Gallaway.Children; Henry Gallaway & Mary Ann Gallaway (my Grandmother). I found her on the 1920 census -Wd -age 71-living with my Grandfather Phillip Williams in Al..Does any one have info on these?

help

sweenyfireman — 2004-11-19 20:29:19Z

I have been lost for several years trying to find my family ties, my children are growing older and i would like help in giving them answers on my grandparents family - Tutors

My Grandfather was Columbus Andy Tutor - born in Ponotoc
he married Lilia Charlegne Collum?, they are both deceased. I believe her sister Ruby may still live in ponotoc. I would appreciate any help finding history on my GG parents. I am trying to locate a copy of the book "Tutors" the families of Ponotoc now. thanx

McNutt, Good to exchange vows

larmoose59 — 2004-03-23 20:24:56Z

ADA — Shayla Jaa McNutt and Jody Alan Good, both of Ada, will unite in marriage March 21, 2004, at the Wintersmith Park Lodge. Palmer Smith will officiate the 1 p.m. ceremony.

The bride-to-be is the daughter of J.D. and Janis McNutt, Ada. She is currently attending East Central University

The prospective bridegroom is the son of Floyd and Jerinne Drannon, Stratford, and the father of Destiny and Jonathan Good. He is currently employed at Commercial Land Surveys, Stratford

Taken from the Ada Evening News

THE REMERS — MARCH 1, 1954

larmoose59 — 2004-03-23 20:21:12Z

ADA — Lester and Rose Remer, Ada, celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with family and friends Feb. 28, 2004. The reception, held at First Baptist Church, was hosted by the couple’s children and family friend Carrie Wilson.

Lester Coy Remer and Lillian Rozella Welcher dated one another while attending high school in Varnum. The couple later married March 1, 1954, at the Assembly of God Church, Ada.

Mr. Remer worked in the oil business for 40 years, retiring in 1992 as a lease operator in Fittstown for Oryx Energy Company. He began with the company in Allen, then known as Sunray-Dx, in 1968.

Mrs. Remer ran an upholstery shop and was also employed at Solo Cup. She retired as payroll clerk of T.G.&Y. in 1985 after 11 years of service.

The couple has made Ada their home for more than 33 years and are members of First Pentecostal Holiness Church.

The Remers have five children, the late Lester Coy Remer Jr., Keith Remer, Oklahoma City, Jane Crawford and husband David, Houston, Texas, Lauramae Lollar and husband David, Tecumseh, and Johnnie Gandy and husband Ken, Ada.

They also have 10 grandchildren, Coy Remer and Bryan Wilson, both of Oklahoma City, Austin Lollar, Tecumseh, Buddy Pearce, Sloan Remer, Hayden Remer and Abbie Gandy, all of Ada, and Travis Crawford, Wesley Crawford and Patrick Crawford, all of Houston.

LOOKING FOR ALL TUTOR OF "NC"

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

HI I'M LOOKING FOR THE FOLLOWING WINIFRED TUTOR CAMPBELL MARRIED T A JOHN CAMPBELL, MINNIE HARRIET TUTOR MARRIED T A JAMES BARNEY CAMPBELL OF NC THANKS

LOOKING FOR ALL TUTOR OF 'NC"

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

TO BEGIN WITH JESSE HARRIS TUTOR MARRIED SARAH ELIZABETH SEXTON
JOHN MADISON TUTOR MARRIED TO CORA ALICE SPENCE THANKS

Re: Partee Shirley Tutor

allthisjoy — 2004-03-20 22:20:46Z

Found this fascinating.

My line of Tutors's starts with my great-great grandmother, who was Temperance Tutor. She was a daughter of John Henry Tutor and Martha Patsy Betts. My great-grandmother is, North Anna Weathers Bratton. Her mom and dad were John S. Weathers and Temperance Tutor.

Appreciate the name of the book and all of this info. Possibly, my library here, can ask the one in Pontotoc to loan the book out.

Dot
allthisjoy@ftc-i.net

Re: My ancestors of Mississippi/NC Tutors

allthisjoy — 2004-03-20 20:56:42Z

Correction:

John Louis Bratton and North Anna Weathers (maiden name was "Weathers") were both born in MS, probably Pontotoc area. I had listed this incorrectly in my previous post. North Anna's mother (Temperance Tutor) and father (John S. Weathers) were the ones born in NC.

Dot
allthisjoy@ftc-i.net

Re: Texas Tutors

allthisjoy — 2004-03-20 20:47:38Z

Hi Debbie,

Henwell L. Tutor is also in my branch.

If this is the right person, his dad was John Henry Tutor (b. Cumberland, NC), and mom was Martha Patsy Betts (b. in Virginia). One of their daughter's was, Temperance Tutor. Temperance was my great-grandmother's mother. My great-grandmother was North Anna Weathers (m. name, Bratton) of Pontotoc, MS. She was born in MS, but died in TN. in 1935.

Hope I have this info correct. I am new at this and it is very hard to keep up with all of these names, dates and places!

I notice this is an old post so, will hopefully hear from you. I'll try and e-mail you at the e-mail addy you have listed. I know that a lot of times, the older e-mail addresses are no longer good, though.

Feel free to contact me if you see this post.

Dot
allthisjoy@ftc-i.net

My ancestors of Mississippi/NC Tutors

allthisjoy — 2004-03-20 20:25:06Z

Hi,

Just to get on the board for the name of "Tutor".

My paternal grandmother (Corhenn B Ellis) was a daughter of John Lewis (sp. possibly should be "Louis") Bratton and North Anna Weathers. Both John and North Anna were born in NC, but moved to Pontotoc, MS area. North Anna (my great-grandmother) was a daughter of John S. Weathers and Temperance Tutor. Temperance Tutor was a daughter of John Henry Tutor and Martha Patsy Betts. Temperance was born on Aug 6 1824 in Cumberland Co., NC and died on May 17 1899 in Pontotoc Co, MS.

Please feel free to contact me.

Dot
allthisjoy@ftc-i.net

Re: Lemma Tutor

allthisjoy — 2004-04-01 02:02:50Z

Henwell L Tutor is in my line.

My branch:

1. My Great-great grandmother - Temperance Tutor (married John S. Weathers), my great-great grandfather. Temperance was a daughter of John Henry Tutor and Martha Patsy Betts. Temperance was the mother of my great-grandmother, North Anna Weathers Bratton, who was married to John Louis Bratton, my great-grandfather. My grandmother was Corhenn B Ellis (whose grandmother was Temperance Tutor), and she married Robert Newton Ellis.

2. John Henry Tutor and Martha Patsy Betts were Temperance's mother and father, making them my ggggrandparents.

3. Henwell L Tutor was a child of John Henry Tutor and Martha Patsy Betts. He was born on 16 Jun 1844 in Cumberland Co., NC and died on 1 March 1931 Bell Co., Texas at age 86. He married Julia Ann Johnson on 3 July 1866 in Rondolph, Pontotoc Co. Mississippi.

This is all the info that I have. All of this can be so confusing until that I hope I have all of it correct!

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Re: TUDOR-TUTOR-TUTER

kcuhcdrub — 2005-02-03 17:29:24Z

I am looking for a MO born:
Iva/Ive/Ivy Pearl Tuter/Tudor/Tuter b. Jan 1901 or 01 Dec 1902.
I probably will not return to this site, but if you click on "Author" it will give you my e-mail address.