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Re: Ransom Devine Hook 1839 B - Genealogy. com RANSOM DEVINE HOOK is NOT of the ROBERT HOOKE family of Blount County, Tennessee, where most of the descendants went to the Chattanooga area RANSOM DEVINE HOOK was the son of ROBERT R (ANSOM?) HOOK, b ca 1809, m SUSANNAH HUNT, widow of MATTHEW ROACH, in Blount County, in 1837 They came to Missouri about 1850, and in the 1850 census ROBERT and SUSANNAH are in the census in MILLER COUNTY
Re: William Valentine Pruitt - Genealogy. com These are the siblings of William Valentine Pruitt that my family has told me about John Thomas (Jack) Mary Jane Pruitt (married to a White then a Murphy) I believe she lived in Pontotoc County most of her life Lucy Pruitt found on 1910 census then married a Whitehead William Valentine Pruitt Mack Pruitt Maybe a Charlie Pruitt Floyd Pruitt Boyd Pruitt Found on 1900 Pontotoc census adopted by a
Re: Judith West Born 14 Mar. 17 - Genealogy. com One of the leading Fitzwater researchers, Katheryn Fitzwater Devine, who published a 3 volume spiral-bound publication in 1992 called "Fitzwater Families in America" is searching for documentation of the parents of the John Fitzwater (your Jr) (abt 1765-1835) who was married to Charity Humble
Banks McLaurin Research Books - Genealogy. com By Jacquelynne Devine March 28, 2014 at 07:34:07 I am looking for anyone with access to the Banks McLaurin books research on Bledsoes in America, particularly Volume 1 Am willing to pay for copies of book and or pages as they relate to parents of Col Anthony Bledsoe (1733-1788) Tried contacting Bob Bledsoe but his e-mail is no longer valid (I found it in a 1999 post which probably explains
Peter-Mc-aleavey - User Trees - Genealogy. com Mc Aleavey Mc Aleavey, Aidan Mc Aleavey, Ann Mc Aleavey, Annie Mc Aleavey, Catherine Mc Aleavey, Ciara (b 31 Dec 1976) Mc Aleavey, Ciaran Mc Aleavey, David (b 18 Sep 1985) Mc Aleavey, Elizabeth Mc Aleavey, Ian Mc Aleavey, John Mc Aleavey, Mary Ellen Mc Aleavey, Michael Mc Aleavey, Michael Mc Aleavey, Patrick (d 01 Dec 1981) Mc Aleavey, Patrick Mc Aleavey, Peter (b 18 Nov 1956) Mc Aleavey
Garretts of Texas - Genealogy. com Garretts of Texas By genealogy com user November 29, 1999 at 08:21:08 I'm looking for genealogy on my Garrett lines in Texas, 4 generations buried in and around Devine, Tx Charles William Garrett, B jul 14 1854 in MO, father's name on Death cert as Felix Garrett, mother Nancy Hall-married Mattie (matilda)Burkett, died 0ct 20 1935, both buried in Black Creek tx, Love Baptist Cem Charles was
Re: Catherine Davitt, ( Henry - Genealogy. com Gayle, my name is william h davitt Do you have any info on my grandfather's family Here is what I know His name was henry f davitt, his wife was celia mccrone They were married in scranton,pa in 1890 He was born in Mayo sligo?? in 1867 and died in scranton,pa in 1911 He had 3 brothers :michael,james,patrick ( b 1874 d 1942)They all lived in Scranton,pa Census 1900 shows he came to USA in
James Campbell Stroud-blacksmi - Genealogy. com James Campbell Stroud-blacksmith shop By Revis Leonard February 12, 2001 at 05:01:01 I was wondering if anyone knew where James C Stroud had a blacksmith shop up around Weatherford, Texas I believe I read somewhere that he did have a shop there I know about the shop in Devine, Texas, but am specifically searching for info on the one in Parker County One reason I'm curious is that around the
Re: Sears Family in Gloucester - Genealogy. com Hi fellow Sears researchers I am trying to find parents of James Sears, Gloucester, VA in 1720 I'm beginning to think he arrived from "Devine Intervention" LOL Seriously, there is a Sears Fmmily Web Ring that has James and his lineage into North Carolina and then into KY for some of them I think they were in NC in 1790's