Wilhite - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Lola Wilhite Waldrop

mauvermann — 2009-09-07 14:40:19Z

My grandmother, Lola, was one of 4 sisters who moved from Morgan County, Ala. to Texas around 1900. Lola then moved on to Oklahoma but Ida, Elizabeth (Betty) and Dora continued to live in Hamilton County. I visited the Carlton Cemetery this weekend and found the graves of Ida (Tandy Wilhite) and Betty (Young) but couldn't locate Dora (Thompson). I would very much like to contact any descendants of these three women.

Re: Wilhite's of Morgan Co., Alabama

NancyBartlett1954 — 2009-09-06 21:35:09Z

You are correct! Who knew there could be so many John Jarmon Wilhites! In that book, pg 386, is Jackson W.- that is Jackson Warren Wilhite, my 2nd great grandfather. I just found that book on Friday - thanks

Re: Wilhite's of Morgan Co., Alabama

mauvermann — 2009-09-06 18:23:39Z

The website that contains the photograph is called
First Alabama Cavalry.usv. However, this is "my' JJ(1846) not to be confused with "your" JJ (1861). See what you think. Marilyn

Re: Wilhite's of Morgan Co., Alabama

mauvermann — 2009-09-06 00:32:22Z

Nancy, when I get to heaven the first thing I'm going to do is call a meeting of all the John Jormans. Here's what my drawing shows: John Jorman (1797) (son of Julius and Margaret) married Mary McCoy. They had 3 children: Claiborne, Alfred and John Pittman.
Alfred (1824) had MY John Jorman (1846) who married Nancy Basham. They were my great grandparents.
The other son, John Pittman had a son named John Jorman (1861) who married Mary and in the 1880s moved to Dublin, Texas. I spent a day in Dublin a couple of years ago chasing J. Jorman only to figure out that he was not in my lineage. They evidently came to Texas with Mary's parents and I found their graves in the Carlton Cemetery today (David and Nancy Bryan). What do you think? Marilyn

Re: WILHITE-Queries WELCOME !

lkohl8101 — 2009-09-05 19:10:49Z

hello, my grandmother was born a Willhite. Her name was Lena A., the daughter of Jasper N. Willhite,and Annie Shannon Willhite. Jaspers line goes back to Johann Micheal Willhite the immigrant from Germany. I hoping for any information about Jaspers brothers. Perry Sammuel and Clay S. Lenas brothers. Also any information about Elza Waller, Jaspers father. Any pictures of the Willhites. Email me at lcombs1952@yahoo.com. Information about Rubie C. Wilhoite would be appreciated. He is buried in the Willhite area where my grandmother and greatgrandmother Annie are buried. He was born 1896 in Tenneesse and died 1980 in Dayton,Ohio.

Re: Wilhite's of Morgan Co., Alabama

Ellen_Howell — 2009-09-05 16:44:21Z

This is what I have also and John Jarmon is brother to my ggg.gf. Caleb and they are sons of Julius and Margaret Hise Wilhite/Willhite/Wilhoit.
Nancy if you get the picture would love to see it also.
Ellen at redpep@msn.com
gggg.gdau of Julius and Margaret
ggg.gdau of Caleb and Margaret
gg.gdau of Elizabeth Wilhite and Isaiah Atterberry

Re: Wilhite's of Morgan Co., Alabama

NancyBartlett1954 — 2009-09-05 01:42:25Z

DAR records show John Jarmon Wilhite born in Green County Tennessee Nov. 12 1791 and died in abt 1842 in Morgan County Alabama. His will is on record there. It lists the slave names I saw mentioned in a previous message. His wife was Mary McCoy. DAR does not show a daughter named Lola. Would that be a nickname for something else?
Can you tell me where I can see the picture of John Jarmon and the story in the AL Calvary Civil War? He is my 3rd great-grandfather. His father was Julius Wilhite (w. Margaret Hise). His father was Conrad Rueben Wilhite (w. Elizabeth Broyles).

Re: Wilhite's of Morgan Co., Alabama

scottyice — 2009-09-04 23:41:36Z

Marilyn (above in this thread actually has the pic of him), but yes, I would love to know the names of the slaves listed in case it sheds any new light.

Thanks!

Scott

Re: Wilhite's of Morgan Co., Alabama

NancyBartlett1954 — 2009-09-04 22:20:14Z

According to the DAR genealogy his parents were Julius Wilhite and Margaret Hise. John Jarmon's wife was Mary McCoy. He was my 3rd great grandfather. I would love to see the picture you have of him. Is it available online? I have a copy of his Last Will & Testament which I believe is on file in Morgan County AL. It lists the slave names. Maybe that would be of help.

Re: Wilhite's of Morgan Co., Alabama

GAN1965 — 2009-08-28 18:49:00Z

This John is the son of Julius Wilhite and Margaret Hise.

Re: Wilhite's of Morgan Co., Alabama

scottyice — 2009-08-28 18:22:03Z

Thanks!

Re: Wilhite's of Morgan Co., Alabama

Win1234 — 2009-08-28 16:58:42Z

Is this John the son of Matthais Wilhite and Mary Ballenger or Tobias Wilhite and Catherine ?? Or neither?
I know that John Wilhite and Lucy Stapp has a John and Reynolds Wilhoite and Lucy Towles had a John

Re: Wilhite's of Morgan Co., Alabama

GAN1965 — 2009-08-28 14:06:53Z

Scott,

In John Wilhite's will, dated 6 September 1841 and probated beginning 24 January 1842, he left the following slaves to his children:

Hannah to daughter Margaret.
Ransom (Rance) to son James B.
Elvira (Alvy) to son John P.
Prudence to son Jackson W.
Jerry to son Cleibren (Claiborn) L.
Sam to son Alfred M.
Henry to son Wiley W.
Nance to daughter Patsy C. (Martha)
Andy (Andrew) to son Calvin B.

Anne

Re: Wilhite's of Morgan Co., Alabama

scottyice — 2009-08-26 00:34:23Z

Hi Anne and Marilyn,

Did some digging around in the Census schedules last night, and it looks like the slave owning Wilhite's were John Jarmon's brother 'Byrd', and several of their uncles. If in your research you run across any info on the slaves that belonged to the Wilhite's I would very much like to learn what it says. Thanks!

Scott

Re: Wilhite's of Morgan Co., Alabama

GAN1965 — 2009-08-25 22:09:30Z

Hi, Marilyn.

My grandfather, James Alford Wilhite, was a brother of Lola Wilhite Waldrop. I may have some information about the family that would be helpful to you. I also have a picture of Lola that you might be interested in.

Anne Miller

Re: Wilhite's of Morgan Co., Alabama

scottyice — 2009-08-25 06:58:14Z

Hi Marilyn,

I would love to learn more about your line and see the picture. I'll contact you off line. Do you have any information that shows if any of your Wilhite's happened to own any slaves?

Scott

Re: Wilhite's of Morgan Co., Alabama

mauvermann — 2009-08-25 01:45:15Z

My grandmother, Lola Wilhite Waldrop was born in Lacon, Alabama; her father, John Jarman Wilhite is shown as being born in Morgan County...as well as his father and grandfather. I have a picture of John Jarman Wilhite attached to a story in the Alabama Calvary Civil War.
I am a newcomer to Ancestry.Com and am just beginning my family tree LABAuvermann. Thanks for letting me share. Marilyn Auvermann

Re: William WILHITE / 1935 Missouri, USA

PamelaLynneMcD — 2009-08-03 22:26:10Z

I would be happy to give you my family line for your database. I got what I have from searching through the census papers. Then it all kind of dead-ended .. at least for now. Let me know what you would like. My tree is public you may be able to just get the data from there. I am in Illinois, grew up in Iowa, grandparents from Missouri and Iowa. I have found alot of Wilhite stuff just googling but it doesn't seem to match my relatives as yet.
Have a nice evening and I will save your email address. I can be reached at Spunkyyy@hotmail.com.

Re: John Wilhite family

Ellen_Howell — 2009-03-21 20:03:14Z

Just thought I'd jump in here in case you don't have this information. This John W. Willhite and Mahala Nixon had children, Elizabeth N. 1868-1949
Benj Ambrose 1871-1934
Rufus Manual 1873-1927
Della 1876-1949
Thomas Alfred 1877-1958
John Wesley 1880-1964
Lucy 1884-1954
In Dallas Co TX census of 1900 Rufus & Ida has his mother, Emma age 55 a widow living with his family. She states she had 10 children, 7 living at this time. Looks like the above census has 3 missing either died young or as infants.
There is also a John Wm. Willhite in the 1880 census of Dallas Co with wife Rebecca "Becky" that is in my line son of Caleb Willhite and Margaret Odel from TN to Chrisitan Co MO.
I'll do some checking to see if I have any info on your John W. as there are many in this family named John.

Re: John Wilhite family

LoreneStrano — 2009-03-20 12:30:16Z

Is anyone tracing John Wilhite b. 24 May 1800 in Green Co. TN? and died 12 May 1883. I descend from his daughter Nancy Wilhite that married Henry Thompson Hughes. Would love to correspond with any of Nancy's siblings. Would love to know more about John's wife. Lorene Strano MrsVLS@aol.com

Re: Wilhite family in TN and KY

Win1234 — 2009-06-15 15:36:36Z

I found a William G Wilhoite, b c 1810 d 16 April 1854.
He was the child of Patsy Grant Taylor and Lewis Wilhoite.Lewis was the son of John Wilhite and Lucy Stapp.
I know John signed his name Wilhite on one of his sons that married in Woodford Co. KY.
This William married Elzabeth(Nannie) Ship

Re: Wilhite Family from Cullman, Alabama

Win1234 — 2008-12-18 18:41:53Z

I believe names can give a little information. Norville S Willhoite(Wilhite) married Almira Jane Wilhoite. Their daughter Effie Jane married Walter Luther Lancaster and one of their children's name was Clarence. Effie Jane had a brother James.
Children of Norville and Almira: Mary Elizabeth, Kitty(Katurah) Bell, Jeptha, Willis Ann, James, Terissa, Leuresia, my Effie, William G, Lucy Thomas,
Now Almira Jane's parents: Re;ynolds Wilhoite and Lucy Towles: They had my Almira, Washington, William, Oliver, James, John, Lucinda, Effie Ann.
Two of Norville's daughters married Lancasters....brothers

Re: Obit- Barrett Ellis Wilhite

maryannramay — 2009-02-03 20:28:31Z

This reply is posted by a sister of the deceased. The spelling, punctuation and factual errors in this posting indicate that the person responsible for posting the obituary obviously did not know my family. Anyone interested in the actual obituary would be able to locate it without much difficulty through alternate methods.

Re: Obit- Barrett Ellis Wilhite

maryannramay — 2009-02-03 20:27:38Z

Re: William WILHITE / 1935 Missouri, USA

PamelaLynneMcD — 2009-08-02 18:47:32Z

Hi there, my maiden name is Wilhite, the family goes, my father is Vernon, his father was Leroy, his father was a Walter William Wilhite ... 1892-1965, LaPlata Missouri area. HE would be my great-great grandfather. I have his wife as Alice Baldwin ? Now my Grandfather Leroy and my dads mom were divorced. I too am looking for links to that line of the family tree. Perhaps we are in the same family ?

Wilhite's of Morgan Co., Alabama

scottyice — 2009-05-26 04:01:46Z

Wondering if anybody on the board/list might be connected to the African American Wilhite's of Morgan Co., Alabama or be a descendant of the slave owning Wilhite's of Morgan Co. In doing some research on my wife's family, I recently discovered that she descends from an Ann Wilhite (African American) who was from Alabama and born about 1841-1847. Wondering if anybody might have any helpful info/records on these families. Thanks.

William WILHITE / 1935 Missouri, USA

LESLIEBridgesKOHLER — 2009-02-15 08:51:10Z

Hello,

My husband's grand-aunt, Ella (KOEHLER) JENKINS'
second marriage was to William S. WILHITE.

They married at Paris, Monroe County, Missouri, USA on
20 May 1935, & both were said to be "of Moberly, Missouri".

I would like to correspond with descendants
of either of these people.

Leslie Kohler - Aug67@cox.net
Glendale, Arizona

Re: Julius and Margaret Wilhite

kimbrazis — 2009-06-02 01:03:06Z

I am searching for info on Julius & Margaret Hise Wilhite and their children. Especially Starnes Wilhite, and his daughter Rebekah Wilhite who was married to Jeremiah Jackson Chambers. Rebekah & Jeremiah Chambers are my g-g-grandparents. Please help!
Kim Brazis

Re: Wilhite's, Wilhoit, Penn, Swetnam in Indiana/Kentucky

BobWScott — 2009-05-03 20:58:33Z

Whether Sydney was Tobias, there's little doubt in my mind that Tobais Swetnam was Rachel's son.

My great-great grandfather, John W. Hopper(1822-1896), who died in Monterey, was almost certainly the son of Malinda Wilhite and her first husband William Hopper. She later marred Daniel Coleman Ayres. In support of the Civil War pension application by John Hopper's minor heirs (which took years to settle),on 4 June 1909 by Tobias Swetnam of Monterey stated that Tobias Swetnam's grandfather raised both Swetnam and John W. Hopper. The grandfather's name wasn't given and definitive proof is lacking (although I have a ton of circumstantial evidence.) But having Tobias Wilhite as the grandfather is the only thing that make sense as he was Malinda's uncle, since she was the daughter of Achilles Wilhite.

Re: WILHITE FAMILY REUNION

shootinirons1 — 2009-02-17 04:15:23Z

Hello Cousins, I am Mathew and Nancy Burns Wilhite's Gr Gr Gr Grandaughter My Line stems from Julius W. to Mathew W. to Rev. William Lane W. then to his daughter Minerva Jane Wilhite Reid then to Pauline Francis Reid then my Dad Alan Reuter. Any Relative who wants a family portrait of Rev Wm Lane Wilhite and His wife Sarah Ann Short and their children let me know I will email it to you. I am looking for info on Rev William Wilhite's mother Nancy Burns. Thanks, Susan Reuter Hill shootinirons@sbcglobal.net or write 1454 state st porterville, ca 93257

Wilhite's of Louisiana

checkmateking21 — 2009-05-17 21:24:50Z

From the Lake Providence Transylvania area.

Wilhite Family Bible

geelsh — 2009-07-04 17:09:31Z

Harold Wilhite born 1911 wife Beulah
contact ddiefenbachhines@aol.com

Wilhite Family Bible

geelsh — 2009-07-04 17:09:14Z

Harold Wilhite born 1911 wife Beulah
contact ddiefenbachhines@aol.com

Ellen Wilhite

JudithRogers916 — 2008-12-28 19:04:15Z

My GG Grandmother was Ellen W Wilhite b 1849 TN, she married Andrew J Housden. She may have been adopted into the Wilhite family. It was told that she was Cherokee from Enock, OK and married a white man to get away from the reservation. The only record I have is a 1870 census record placing her. If you can shed any light on this I would be greatful. Judith Rogers
1870 United States Federal Census
about Ellen Housden

Name:
Ellen Housden

Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1849

Age in 1870:
21

Birthplace:
Tennessee

Home in 1870:
Sherrill, Texas, Missouri

Race:
White

Gender:
Female

Value of real estate:
View Image

Post Office:
Licking

Household Members:
Name
Age

James Housden
55

Ellen Housden
21

View
Original
Record

View original image

Re: John Wilhite family

terriharkey — 2009-03-29 01:36:58Z

You are related to Rufus .My grandma Jewel had a aunt Ida that was married to Rufus. I remember Aunt Ida visiting her in Weatherford. I remember a Gertrude.

Re: John Wilhite family

Georgia_Orr — 2009-03-16 19:30:41Z

This family did move to Texas. There is also Rufus Manuel, dolly and Lucy. I am related to Rufus. John died in Dallas County about 1910.

WILHITE Lettie V 1900-1992

t42Moore — 2008-10-20 01:55:27Z

WILHITE Lettie V 1900-1992

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WILHITE Brooks Nevins 1908-1991

t42Moore — 2008-10-20 01:55:18Z

WILHITE Brooks Nevins 1908-1991

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Re: Mary Polly Wilhite Seburn (or Seabourn)

silvrii1 — 2009-05-18 01:31:37Z

I have a little about Mary Wilhite, she was daughter of Adam Wilhite born 1758 Culpepper Co VA son of Conrad 1737-1808 Campbell Co TN and Elizabeth Broyles 1741-1783 and Missy Batey 1758-1815. Mary married John Seabourn on 18 July 1798 Jefferson Co TN he born 1782NC died 10 April 1870 TN. They had children Herbert B, John Osborn, Kinsey C and Martha and maybe more I don't have.

Re: TOBIAS s/o Johann Michael & Anna Maria Hengsteler

silvrii1 — 2009-06-20 22:47:50Z

I don't find ten children named in his will, so I go with those named for now.
SEPTEMBER 1, 1761

(CULPEPER COUNTY, VIRGINIA)
{WILL BOOK A, PAGE
282-283}

State of Virginia }
County of Culpeper }

IN THE NAME OF GOD, AMEN.

I, TOBIAS WILHOIT, OF THE COUNTY OF CULPEPPER, VIRGINIA, AND
PARRISH OF
BRUMFIELD, BEING OF PERFECT SENSES AND MEMORY, DO MAKE THIS MY
LAST WILL AND
TESTMENT IN MANNER AND FORM FOLLOWING:

FIRST: I GIVE MY SOUL INTO ALMIGHTY GOD THAT GAVE IT, HOPING
THROUGH THE
MERITS OF MY SAVIOUR, TO RECEIVE PARDON OF ALL MY SINS, AND MY
BODY I
BEQUEATH TO THE EARTH IN SURE AND CERTAIN HOPES OF ITS
RESURECTION TO
ETERNAL LIFE, TO BE DECENTLY INTERRED AT THE DESCREATION OF MY
EXECUTRIX AND
EXECUTORS HEREAFTER NAMED.

ITEM: TO MY TWO SONS, MICHAEL WILHOIT AND CONRAD WILHOIT TWO
HUNDRED OF
ACRES OF LAND JOINING JOHN TOWLES THE OPEN LINE AND ROBERT
HUCKERSON TO BE
LAID OF TOO THE GREATEST CONVIENCE OF BOTH IN CASE OF
DISAGREEMENT FOR EACH
TO CHOOSE A MAN TO ACT FOR THEM.

ITEM: I LEND TO MY BELOVED WIFE, CATHERINE WILHOIT, ALL THE REST
OF MY
ESTATE DURING HER WIDOWHOOD. IN CASE SHE MARRIES, ONE SORREL
MARE AND HER
INCREASES, TWO COWS, TWO SOWS, ONE FEATHER BED, AND FURNITURE, A
POPLAR
CHEST, ONE IRON POT AND FRYING PAN. IN CASE SHE DIES A WIDOW,
ALL OF HER
PART OF MY ESTATE TO BE EQUALLY DIVIDED AMOUNG MY CHILDREN,
EXCEPT THOSE
THAT I HAVE LEFT LANDS, AND MARY BROYLES IF SHE MARRIES, WHAT IS
HERE
MENTIONED, TO BE TAKEN OUT, AND THE REST OF MY ESTATE TO BE
DIVIDED AT THE
DAY OF MARRIAGE.

ITEM: I LEAVE MY TWO YOUNGEST SONS, JESSE AND WILLIAM WILHOIT,
THE LAND THAT
I HAVE LENT TO MY WIFE CATHERINE, TO BE EQUALLY DIVIDED BETWIXT
THESE TWO
SONS, IN CASE THEY SHOULD , OR EITHER DIE WITH OUT ISSUE, THE
SAID LAND TO
THE NEXT YOUNGEST SON, TO THEM AND THEIR HEIRS FOREVER, I,
HAVING DISPOSED
OF MY ESTATE ABOVE, I DO APPOINT MY WIFE CATHERINE AND TWO SONS,
MICHAEL AND
CONRAD WILHOIT, EXECUTRIX AND EXECTORS THIS, MY LAST WILL AND
TESTMENT,
DIS-ANNULING ALL OTHER WILLS. I SO FIX MY HAND AND SEAL THIS
FIRST DAY OF
SEPTEMBER 1761. [SEPTEMBER 1, 1761]

WITNESS: RUSSELL HILL
JOHN TOWLES TOBIAS WILHOIT
(SEAL)
HENRY HILL

SEALED AND DELIVERED IN THE PRESENCE OF RUSSELL HILL, JOHN
TOWLES, AND HENRY
HILL AT A COURT HELD FOR THE COUNTY OF CULPEPPER, VIRGINIA ON
THURSDAY, THE
20th. DAY OF MAY 1762.

MAY 2O, 1762

THIS LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF TOBIAS WILHOITE, DECEASED, WAS
EXHIBITED TO
THE COURT BY CATHERINE WILHOITE, HIS WIDOW, AND WAS PARTLY
PROVED BY THE
OATH OF JOHN TOWLES AND RUSSELL HILL, WITNESS, IS THERETO AND
ORDERED TO BE
CERTIFIED. AND AT A COURT HELD FOR THE SAID COUNTY ON THURSDAY,
THE 20th DAY
OF MAY 1762, THIS SAID WILL WAS FULLY APROVED BY OATH OF HENRY
HILL, AND
OTHER WITNESS THERETO, AND ORDERED TO BE RECORDED AND ON THE
MOTION OF
CATHERINE WILHOITE AND MICHAEL WILHOITE, TWO (2) OF THE
EXECUTORS NAMED,
CERTIFICATE IS GRANTED THEM FOR OBTAINING A PROBATE, THEY HAVING
SWORN TO
THE SAME AND GIVEN BOND ACCORDING TO LAW, CONNERATE [CONRAD]
WILHOIT, THE
OTHER EXECUTOR CAME INTO COURT AND REFUSED TO TAKE THE BURDENS
AND EXECUTION
THEREOF.

TESTE: ROGER DIXON,CLK.

A COPY TESTS: W.E. COONS, CLK.

THE VALUE OF HIS ESTATE WAS 39.3.7 1/2.

Looking for the Parents of Clark Wilhite 1877-1906

ValerieMacPherson1965 — 2008-12-31 03:39:18Z

Any information about Clark Wilhite married to Rose (Lottie) Kutcher. Thank-You Cousins!
Val
valeriemacpherson1965@yahoo.com

WILHITE Russell McC 1872-1947

t42RoseHill — 2009-07-22 16:25:19Z

WILHITE Russell McC 1872-1947

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WILHITE Rex R 1921-2002

t42RoseHill — 2009-07-20 23:02:40Z

WILHITE Rex R 1921-2002

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WILHITE Raymond M 1896-1971

t42RoseHill — 2009-07-20 23:02:25Z

WILHITE Raymond M 1896-1971

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Re: John Wilhite family

dpj071 — 2009-03-16 20:41:50Z

Thanks. For some reason I have John as John W. and died in Dec 1891. I'm not even sure where I got the "John H." or the 1891. My wifes line is from his daughter, Bettie Elizabeth and her son, Manual Rufus (named after Rufus Manual). Can you contact me directly at davesgen@yahoo.com

I show Mahala being buried in the Pooleville Cemetery in Parker Co., TX.

John W Wilhite & Mahala Nixon

dpj071 — 2008-12-31 23:47:19Z

Looking for desc of John W. Wilhite. Born about 1847 in Franklin Co, TN; died 1891 in ??TX. Married to Mahala Nixon/Nickson. Children included Bettie, Benjamain, Rufus, Lena, Thomas, John W., Lucy and Rannie. Mahala died 1915 in Parker Co, TX. I'm also looking for John's true parents. At one time thought to be William Wilburn Wilhite but I'm not sure about that.

Mary Polly Wilhite Seburn (or Seabourn)

suziebuddy — 2009-02-21 00:42:31Z

Our Seaborn family tree shows that Mary Polly Wilhite was born in 1782 (approx.) and died in 1824 in Bradley County, TN. She was married in 1798 in Jefferson, TN to Joseph Seburn. This is per the US and International Marriage Records. I have looked at your detailed Wilhite family research, but have not found her. Does anyone know anything about her? She and Joseph had a number of children including James Monroe Seabourn who was born in 1799. I will appreciate any help you can offer. Thank you.

Re: Mary Polly Wilhite Seburn (or Seabourn)

suziebuddy — 2009-05-21 05:53:14Z

Our information is similar. I have a copy of the marriage bond with Joseph Seabourn. Their 6 children were Bradford (that might be the Harold B. that you have), Casswell, Kinzie, James Monroe, John and Martha. Joseph had settled in Tennessee between Knoxville and the Virginia line after the War of 1812. Then he married Polly. They settled in Bradley County, Tennessee. His son James Monroe Seaborn was one of the largest landowners in Bradley County. James Monroe died 4/10/1870 and is buried in Lee/Old Seaborn Cemetery in Bradley County. We believe Joseph was born in 1775 or 1780. He emigrated from Germany to South Carolina with his two brothers. We're not quite sure where Mary and Joseph are buried. They are not in the Lee/Old Seaborn Cemetery nor are the in the White Oak/Seaborn Cemetery. I believe they are buried on private property in the White Oak Mountain Area. Thank you for the information on Mary's lineage. That will be very helpful. I appreciate your getting back with me. Sincerely, Joyce

Wilhite Family from Cullman, Alabama

jen_wilhite — 2008-12-18 16:49:28Z

I am researching my husband's family. They are from Cullman Al. His great Grandfather is James Wilhite. James's father is William Clarence Wilhite. If you have any information I would really appriecate it. I do not know James's mothers maiden name. I do know her first name is Leona.

Thank you,
Jennifer Wilhite

Re: William WILHITE / 1935 Missouri, USA

Germanna — 2009-08-03 21:31:26Z

Hello Pamela,

I'm the administrator of the WILHITE Message Board and the WILHITE Mailing List. (Also manage the WILHOIT Board and List.)

I don't have any of your ancestors in my Germanna Families database and would love to add yours. I searched the Internet and can find no trace of Walter William WILHITE or any of his descendants. Would love to communicate with you to get your line in the database.

Yer Cuz,
George W. Durman (Sarge)
(You can email me privately if you want: GermannaResearch@comcast.net)