Veazey - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Elijah Veazey and/or Elijah Veazey Cain

mgkamish — 2009-07-20 02:14:43Z

Elijah Veazey (1775-1841) is in my husband's family tree. The other probably is, too, I just don't have that birth date. Contact me at mgkamish@yahoo.com and we'll 'talk.'

Marsha Kamish Veazey
Katy, TX

Elijah Veazey and/or Elijah Veazey Cain

NutzAboutMuttz — 2009-07-19 02:14:18Z

I am trying to find information about Elijah Veazey and Elijah Veazey Cain. E. Veazey was born in 1775 in Baltimore, MD and died in 1841 in Hopewell Township, Beaver County, PA in 1841. Elijah Veazey Cain was born in Hopewell Township iabout 1842.

Re: William Veazey

jjmccaskill2 — 2009-03-31 23:11:43Z

Thanks for the insight,Bruce. It is sooo interesting. My Veazeys all seem to come from OH,IN,and PA. One census even said KY, but I haven't been able to connect yet. This is slow going, I spend hours on it but don't get too far with My William M. I did trace his wife Mary S. Veazey to Ohio after William died. She lived with Emma and family in Columbine according to the 1920 census. Died in 1923.
But I get nowhere trying to track their parents.
Thanks much, Judy

Re: William Veazey

BruceVeazie — 2009-03-31 22:21:22Z

I haven't uncovered a link to that John Veazey or William Veazey's line in my Veazie research, which is primarily related to the descendants of William Veazie of Massachusetts c 1650. In the mid 1800s, most (but certainly not all) of William Veazie descendants were still in Maine and Mass., and beginning to "invade" Upstate and Lower Tier New York. However, there are a few Veazies that started out early in New Hampshire (possibly but not certainly related to the "Northern" Veazies) that John Veazey may be related to.

He may also be related to the Veazey (Veasey, etc) line that apparently comes through an early Maryland Veazey (George? early-mid 1600s, possibly related to William Veazie of Mass but having his own rather distinct line of descendants). Others here on the board know a lot more about the "Southern" Veazeys than I do.

Just from intuition and earlier emigration patterns, I would *guess* (and that's all it is) that John Veazey's ancestors came from east and south (New Jersey, Maryland, etc.) rather than north.

FYI - Darlington, Beaver Co., PA 1870 - without a doubt (from inspection) it's "Car shop," Judy. In addition, his next door neighbor works in a "Car factory."

Note that automobiles weren't commonly called "cars" until somewhat later so it's very likely the "car" factory was for railcars.

Re: William Veazey

jjmccaskill2 — 2009-03-31 16:48:47Z

Yes, this is very possible since my William was born in 1830. He was a farmer in 1860 census with his wife and children, but in 1870 he works in a shop(I can't make out what kind,it looks like car), and in 1880 he's a coal miner.
Thanks so much for responding. Are you liked to William?
Judy

Re: William Veazey

BruceVeazie — 2009-03-31 01:35:46Z

A quick check shows John Veazey in New Sewickley, Beaver Co., PA in 1850. In household are Jane (wife?) and probable ch: Isabella, William (age 19) and Sarah, all born PA. John and William are farmers. Is that a possibility?

William Veazey

jjmccaskill2 — 2009-03-29 23:01:11Z

I am looking for help with my Veazey line. These were miners living in Beaver County,PA. I go as far as William M. Veazey b.1830,, who married in 1853 to Mary S. Piersol b.1834. They bore Valariah, Hannah, Ella, Samuel, John, Elisabeth, and Charles. I have dates of births but just can't find Williams parents. Can anyone help? Thanks, Judy

Re: Found Pictures

Gail_Rumler — 2009-02-24 18:27:05Z

I recently became aware of these people being in my family tree. Searching for any information on Carl, Sidney Veazey, sons of Nora and Luther D. Veazey. Please contact me. Would dearly love to have copies of the pictures.

VEAZEY Frances J 1932-2002 section 11

t42DFWNat — 2009-02-20 15:22:34Z

VEAZEY Frances J 1932-2002 section 11

I photographed this gravestone in the DFW National Cemetery, Dallas, Dallas Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 201,088 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here, instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

VEAZEY Morton M 1894-1969

t42CrownHill — 2009-02-15 19:27:59Z

VEAZEY Morton M 1894-1969

I photographed this gravestone in the Crown Hill Memorial Cemetery, Dallas, Dallas Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 201,088 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here,instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Re: Joachim Veazey

mbl31737 — 2008-12-12 17:07:10Z

I note that your query was published in 2001. If you have not received the information you need please get in touch with me, as I can help you. I suspect this has already been taken care of.

Re: VEAZEY.Islington area, London UK 1850+

jwb123 — 2008-09-25 04:40:27Z

Hi Josephine?
Thank you for your reply.
My GG Grandmother was a martha Veazy (1835-1881), thougth to be the daughter of Samuel Veazey/Martha Blogg who married in Newgate 1817. Samuel Veazey would also be your GG Grandfather.
I only have your grandmother with 5 children, Bertha, Winnifred, Joseph, Albert & Henry so I am well behind.
If you would like to contact me on jbell@netserv.net.au I would be more than happy to give you any info on the family that may be new to you.
Regards,
John

Re: VEAZEY.Islington area, London UK 1850+

josephinehayter — 2008-09-21 23:08:22Z

My Grandmother was the Alice Elizabeth Veazey referred to in 1881 Census-she was born in 1870/71.She married Joseph Henry Bryant in 1890 and they had 11 children one of whom was my father Joseph Alfred Thomas Bryant.I've no info on the rest of Alfred's family, I'm afraid.

Hope this helps, Jo.

looking

tcrown2 — 2008-09-01 04:05:53Z

Does anyone know anything about an " Sialas Mophetres Veazie born 7/28/1812 ????

Willma Veazey Hopper

texsgirl — 2007-08-14 21:26:31Z

Willma Hopper, of Broken Bow, Oklahoma, passed away Saturday, April 14, 2007, four days before her 88th birthday, at Texarkana, Texas. She was born on April 18, 1919 in a sawmill camp at Watson, Oklahoma, to Maude Brooks and Charlie Veazey.
Willma and her husband Odell resided in Goldthwaite from 1957 to 1997. They owned and operated businesses in the area for several years.
Willma was preceded in death by her parents and 2 brothers, Ralph and Floyd Veazey. She leaves to cherish her memory her husband, Odell; son Charlie Hopper of Dale, Texas; other relatives and a host of friends.
Services were at 2:oo p.m. Tuesday, April 17, 2007, at the Conley White Chapel in Broken Bow, with Rev. Oscar Wilkie officiating. Internment followed in the Smithville Cemetery.
Arrangements were handled by Conley-White Funeral Home, Broken Bow, Oklahoma

published April 17, 2007 in The Goldthwaite Eagle, Goldthwaite, Texas.

This is all the information I have, I'm not related.

Re: VEAZEY Family of Alabama

ELenzi6498 — 2007-08-14 17:17:50Z

I am also researching VEAZEY'S from Alabama do you have anything on Harden George Veazey ?
I am trying to locate information on his daughters.
Dorothy L who married a Mr. Randall and Lucile Veazey who married a Mr Voigt. and Jaqcque L Veazey who married a Mr Eynon. Any help would be great.
Thanks
Contact me at elenzi6498@comcast.net

VEAZEY, WHEELOCK G.; Congressional Medal of Honor Recipient - Civil War

jasche — 2006-11-18 16:22:35Z

Source: http://www.army.mil/cmh/Default.htm

Note: This is not my ancestry. I have NO additional information. I am just passing along information that may be useful.

VEAZEY, WHEELOCK G.

Rank and organization: Colonel, 16th Vermont Infantry. Place and date: At Gettysburg, Pa., 3 July 1863. Entered service at: Springfield, Vt. Born: 5 December 1835, Brentwood, N.H. Date of issue: 8 September 1891. Citation: Rapidly assembled his regiment and charged the enemy's flank; charged front under heavy fire, and charged and destroyed a Confederate brigade, all this with new troops in their first battle.

Re: VEAZEY, WHEELOCK G.; Congressional Medal of Honor Recipient - Civil War

jasche — 2006-11-18 16:22:35Z

WHEELOCK GRAVES VEAZEY

Burial: Arlington National Cemetery, Arlington, VA

Born: 1835 BRENTWOOD, NH

Died: 1898

Additional Information and cemetery monument photo:
http://www.homeofheroes.com/gravesites/arlington/veazey_whee...

Re: James and John Veazey > Virginia Native Americans

2006-10-22 18:50:36Z

this did not answer my question. I asked if you knew if the Veasey/Veazey line had Alzheimers in the family. Thanks. smerren@verizon.net

Re: James and John Veazey > Virginia Native Americans

2006-10-22 17:47:35Z

Veasey is not in the Tapp/Taptico lineage that I know of. John Veasey and James Veasey were great men of the Wicomico Indian Nation, however I have no proof the two families married.

Re: Need picture of William Cain Veazey, MS

2006-08-11 18:09:48Z

I don't have a pict of William Cain Veazey but I am a descendent (born and raised in Attala County, MS) and would love to see your picture of Mary Ann Lucas Veazey! My grandfather was Benny Taylor Veazey (10/07/1906-?), son of Robert Lee Veazey (1/11/1867-11/11/1925).

Sherry

Need picture of William Cain Veazey, MS

2006-02-23 02:33:38Z

Looking for picture of William Cain Veazey, Attalla County MS. Have a picture of his wife, Mary Ann Lucas Veazey.

I. Parker Veazey, b. 1854, Baltimore, MD > 1886 MN > 1893 MT -- Biography

2005-11-25 20:20:25Z

A biography of I. Parker Veazey is included in "Progressive Men of the State of Montana"

http://www.lib.umt.edu/gsdl/cgi-bin/library.exe?e=d-000-00--...

Veazey

2005-10-31 18:46:00Z

Hi, I'm trying to trace my husbands lineage, more specifically, his mother says they are of Cherokee descent, but unsure if it's on the paternal/maternal side.
So, I'm trying ( without much success ) to find that out for them.
The names I have are:
James Veazey married to Mary Ann Crews,
had a daughter named Luecretia Ann.
Any help/info that any one can offer would be greatly appreciated.
thank you.

Re: VEAZEY in Leicestershire and Rutland

2005-08-10 15:13:56Z

Hi Clive
Thankyou for the email Ref Veazey family.
When I posted that query a few years ago I was having help from a researcher and the info that i recieved turned out to be the wrong information relevant to my family so George Henry Veazey im sorry to say does not come in to my family line at all. Here is what I have at present on my line as I seem to be having trouble tracing anymore.

THOMAS VEAZEY C1830 Rutland
Married Ann Crane on 21 Oct 1852

Children:
Sarah A 1853
Harriet 1855
Thomas W 1858
John 1861
Eliza 11 Sep 1863*

*Eliza Veazey married Thomas William Bland on 8 Dec 1884 in Oakham Rutland.

Sorry I could not be of more help to you and your search for George H Veazey.
Good luck with your research.
Karen

Re: VEAZEY in Leicestershire and Rutland

2005-08-10 13:15:51Z

Hi Karen

I just picked up your post of some 3 years plus ago.

I have a great grandfather named George Henry Veazey who was born in Oakham Rutland in October 1872 (we believe) to Charles and his wife Mary Ann. We know he joined the army in 1892 and served in South Africa. He was married twice and had 6 children - 5 by his first wife and one by his second. His eldest daughter Annie Elizabeth (born 1899) was my maternal grandmother.

Please let me know your interest and whether you think this may be the George Veazey you are looking for.

Kind regards

Clive Waite

VEAZEY Family of Alabama

2005-07-26 17:28:45Z

I am trying to find more info. on the VEAZEY Family of LaFayette, Alabama. I know that Annie Veazey married George Henry Langley in 1898. I think they married in LaFayette, but I can't be sure. They had a Daughter named Sally Kay, and she had six Brothers. I do not know ANY of the Brother's names. I do know that they all fought in the Civil War at the same time as Confederate Soldiers, and they all came home to their Family after the war was over. I also know that the Veazey Family had land in that area for over 108 years. George bought land from Annie's Family over the years, and used it for many different things. Sally Kay married Joshua Page Adams. We do not know much about that either. If you have any more info. on the Veazey Family I would appreciate it. Thanks!

Jesse H. Veazey - Elizabeth Skipper ( Burnout, AL )

2005-05-27 02:29:57Z

Searching for descendents of Jesse H. Veazey and wife Elizabeth Skipper. I am looking for a picture of them and will gladly reimburse anyone that has one as I know that there were photos made of them before they passed. They are buried in the Veasey Cemetary in the old Burnout Community in northeast Covington County, AL. I am their
ggg-grandson.

Jesse H. Veazey born: 11-19-1817 died: 12-8-1900
Elizabeth Skipper born: 11-1-1822 died: 10-4-1896

Re: Veazey-Veasey Family

2004-05-29 19:12:31Z

I had a great aunt named Myrtle Veasey who wrote to me 50 years
ago from Northeast, Maryland that she had a great-grandfather
named George Veasey who was a pirate who, from a skipjack
named The Emblazened Henturd, attacked packets going to and
from Baltimore. Curious to know if this could be true.

Nancy Veazey nee cain

ktlloyd — 2006-09-24 22:47:38Z

Does anyone know how i would be able to find out if nancy veazey maiden name cain had a will apparently died 1840. trying to see if there 's a connection to my isaac cain. he was a witness to a indenture of Zebulon Veazey and Nancy veazey to William Cain. in Hancock county,Georgia.

Thanks kate

Jesse J. VEAZEY b. 1858 TX or AL

Guambaby — 2006-07-06 16:04:32Z

Looking for the family of Jesse J. VEAZEY b. Dec 1858 in TX or AL (AL according to the 1910 Burnet, Burnet Co., TX census; TX according to 1900 Dimebox, Lee Co., TX census). He has a wife, Priscilla J. (b. Feb 1859), dau. Lola L. (b. Aug 1890), son Walter L. (b. Mar 1895), and dau. Lillie E. (b. Mar 1900). Priscilla possibly maiden name SEALE, as hh name in 1900 is Col???? SEALE. Lola L. married Elisha B. GARNER (b. Jan 1854 MS). She and Elisha resided in Brownwood, Brown Co., TX.

Re: Jesse J. VEAZEY b. 1858 TX or AL

Guambaby — 2006-10-22 19:58:03Z

Paula,
Thank you so much for looking this up for me! I'm sorry this thank you is so tardy... I never received a notice of a reply to my message. I just saw it when I got this notice about Susan Merren's response.
Thanks again! I appreciate it!

Jen

Re: Free Picture of James Veazey

japresley55 — 2004-08-13 23:54:19Z

Which James is it? Was it the one who married Elizabeth Hollingsworth? If so, I would love to have a picture.

Re: The picture is of a tombstone.

japresley55 — 2004-08-13 23:54:19Z

I would like to get a picture of the tombstone. Are you able to send it by attachment? If so, please send to:

jp55@wt.net

Veazey, Nancy 1833-1896, Arkansas

Benny_Barnes — 2006-01-05 03:19:53Z

Do you have any information regarding Nancy Veazey 1833-1896. She and John Hamilton were married in 1853 in Saline County, Arkansas.

Thanks for the information

Benny_Barnes — 2006-01-05 03:19:53Z

Thanks for the information.

Re: Jesse J. VEAZEY b. 1858 TX or AL

pdsain — 2005-04-17 16:12:04Z

These are all records I could find on Jesse Veazey

18 June1860: Fort Bend, Texas
Post Office: Pittsville Roll: M653_1294 Page: 363
Elijah Veazy, 32, stock farmer, $1600 personal wealth, born AL
Lucinda Veazy, 22, TX
Leah Veazy, 3, TX
Jesse Veazy, 9 mos, TX - listed as JEP Veazy; in the this timeframe words with double "s" were written with an "f" as the first "s" then the second S was listed as "s" ; his record was incorrectly transcribed.

Jesse Veazy/Veazey not found in 1870 records

Also listed in Ft Bend Co in 1860 was James Veazy, age 36, born AL; found in Harris Co in 1870 record.

The 1900 Lee Co census also shows a Dave Veazey, born 4/1870, TX, indicated his parents were from AL; possibly brother to Jesse.

1880 Precinct 1, Lee, Texas
Family History Library Film 1255316
NA Film Number T9-1316 Page Number 7B
C. M. SEAL Self 60 MS Farmer TN MS
G. A. SEAL Wife 60 SC SC SC
P. J. SEAL Dau Single 22 TX
O. W. SEAL Son 19 TX

1880 E.D. 94, Lee, Texas
Family History Library Film 1255316
NA Film Number T9-1316 Page Number 62C
Thos. N. GAY Self 23 TX Farmer TX TN
Mattie GAY Wife 16 TX GA GA
Jessie VEASY Other Single Male 20 TX Farm Laborer --- ---
Howard WILSON Other 14 TX Farm Laborer NC TN

1870: Western District, Burleson, Texas Post Office: Evergreen
Roll: M593_1577 Page:226
Sarah Seal, 27, AL
...listed in household of Catherine Sanders, age 40, AL; Carrie E Sanders, 11, TX; John Sanders, 7, TX; Luetta Sanders, 5, TX

17 Aug 1860: Burleson Co, Texas Post Office: Evergreen
Roll: M653_1289 Page: 143
C W or M Seale, 40, stock raiser, $5040 real estate, $6175 personal wealth, born MS
Gabrilla Seale, 40, SC
Sarah, 18, MS
John, 17, AL
Joseph, 13, MS
James, 12, AL
-----?, male, 9, AL
Lewis, 5, TX
Elias, 2, TX
Jane, 2, TX

The 1920 census record shows a Walter Vessey born TX appx 1895 residing in Pottawatome Co.

Possible Fears-Veazey Connection

jkhutto — 2004-05-12 21:07:40Z

My ancestor, James Fears, born abt 1800 in Warren CO, GA was married to Elizabeth, last name unknown. He has ties to Hancock CO (next to Warren CO) too. Found recently is a court record which might indicate that Elizabeth was a Veazey. We think Zebulon may have been her brother. In 1817, James and Elizabeth would have been abt 17 and 15 respectively. I wonder why a court in GA would award custody of Zebulon to them at their young ages unless they were already married? Does anyone have any more info on the children of Jesse Veazey? Here is the source for our curiosity:

***Hancock County, Georgia Inferior Court Minutes, 1809-1833
Compiled by J. Kenneth Brantley. Published by The Brantley Association of America, 2000 Page 60

6th January 1817: Ordered that Zebulon Veazy orphan of Jesse Veazey dec'd be bound to JAMES FEARS? (sic) For the term of four years from 1st ins't.

John Veazey ~ Lynched in 1911 ~ Georgia

BasketLady420 — 2006-01-29 03:39:53Z

John Veazey, black male, was accused of Murder and was Lynched in 1911, Warren County, Georgia.

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

http://users.bestweb.net/~rg/Lynchings.htm

VZs in Florida

KatherineWagner1958 — 2005-06-14 00:39:46Z

My grandfather,Anson Wheelock VZ, died in July 1972; his obit listed his brother Daniel as living in Florida. I am looking for any cousins out there.

Re: veazey from PA

DenArdinger — 2006-05-31 20:30:59Z

I think your Sarah Veazey is a descendant of the original Veazey settlers in Hopewell Township, Beaver County, PA: Rev War veteran Elisha Veazey (ca. 1750-ca. 1815) and Sarah Rutter although I can't pinpoint which of their sons you descend from.

I have very good records on them and their descendants. Can you tell me a little more about your Sarah? I think your line comes through their son, James Veazey who migrated to Gallia County, Ohio. He was married to Nancy McCullough. James and Nancy's children were: Elisha, Mary, Sarah, James, Nancy, John and William. This Sarah was born in 1829 so it may be a match with yours. I lost track of her after the 1850 census.

Please contact me. Thanks...

Den Ardinger dba@nauticom.net

VEAZEY-STRAIN in Calcasieu Parish, LA

Singmelsong — 2004-09-17 02:24:16Z

I am looking for information regarding Leonard A. Veazey and Luella Strain. I think that Luella maybe my grandmother's sister. Would like to share information and learn about this couple and their family to date.

Re: James and John Veazey > Virginia Native Americans

smerren1 — 2006-10-22 17:02:00Z

we have a Veasy/Veazey g-grandmother in our Texas family and need to know if you have Alzheimer's or Dementia in in your lines. Thanks, Susan smerren@verozon.net

Re: Possible Fears-Veazey Connection

smerren1 — 2006-10-22 16:41:37Z

If you will change these names to Phears and Veasy, you will find that the Phears, Veasy, and Reat family crossed in Washington, Lee, and Burleson Co. in Texas. The moved to this area and settled. many of the people you are looking for are buried in the old Scott Cemetery of Lee Co. The phears are buried under Summerville Lake, there old farm. This group came on to Texas.

Re: Jesse J. VEAZEY b. 1858 TX or AL-etc

smerren1 — 2006-10-22 16:35:02Z

we have Ida Elizazebeth Veasy married Eugene M. hensley in Lee Co. 1886 and had 6 children. Hensley died and she married Finas B. Eller. All of the Eller family has did with Alzheimers or Dementia for at least 2 generation we have traced. We are trying to find living Hensley's now. Please let us know if you know if any Veasy's have same. We are trying to find if this is a problem with the ELLER family, or if it came from the VEASY line (the mother). There are many trials for family over 50 now to keep members from having this problem, and we are trying to let all know. PLEASE let me know all information you have. smerren@verizon.net. Thanks, Susan

Re: veazey from PA

S_Ihrman — 2004-08-24 23:34:49Z

I read the "Book Reviews" from "Western Pa. Genealogical Society Quarterly". (And try to direct reseachers to available information/books.)
From the Spring 1990 issue Vol. 16 #4,
pg. 44 "The Veazey Family of Beaver County, Pa. 1750-1900 Vol. III" by Dennis B. Ardinger...
Vol. I & II of this family history are already in our library....The Veazey family was founded by Elisha Veasey & his wife Sarah Rutter who came to western Pa. during the Revolutionary War & settled 15 miles south of Fort Pitt c1770. By 1785 they had established their home of 379 acres in what is today Hopewll Twp., Beaver County... several hundreds of their descendants.."
Three noteable achievements!

Re: VEAZEY.Islington area, London UK 1850+

patcobbe — 2006-10-23 12:31:00Z

I have a Samuel Veazey, born 1815 Master Sweep.
Wife Elizabeth born 1817.!861 Census living at
7, Orchard Street, West Hackney. I believe that is the 3rd. family group on your list. Martha could well be a
daughter who was married by 1861.

Phebe Veazey

Roxanna_Jolly — 2004-03-31 00:56:03Z

Looking for information pertaining to a Phebe Veazey whom married William S Barnes? I would like to know who their children were.

They resided in the Troup County area (?) This is an assumption, based on the Barnes information that I currently have. Would like to confirm that William S and Phebe were parents to Walter TC Barnes.

Did Phebe later marry a Noah Peppin?

Please email me directly. roxannajolly@hotmail.com

Elizabeth Marie Veazey

patienceskylar — 2005-01-04 20:29:25Z

Looking for some information a Elizabeth Marie Veazey who died in 1978.. Can't find any information anywhere not even in SSDI Archives, but it is sworn up and down she died in a car accident. Possibly Four Corners, TX.. Something like Shamrock possibly.. Any information would be helpful

Mary Veazey

JaneVDaniels — 2004-04-21 22:40:52Z

I have a Mary Veazey d/o Wiley G. Veazey and Rebeckah Ann Fisher a sister just older than Mary was Anna A. born 25 Dec 1853 in Gay Hill Washington Co. Texas. Does this fit? Jane Daniels