Washington
Parish LA 1997-1998 Queries.
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QUERIES POSTED JUNE, 1997
OTT, TALLEY posted by Edie McKinney Talley Email: etalley720@aol.com
on Wednesday,
June 11, 1997
TALLEY, Isaac: Father of Calvin Green
TALLEY, grandfather of Calvin Lane TALLEY.
Looking for spouse and parents. Father believed to
be John TALLEY. Wife's surname
believed to be OTT.
FOSTER posted by Debbie DeFoi Email: Endy1@aol.com on Wednesday, June 11, 1997
Searching for FOSTERS. Martin Luther
FOSTER and second wife Audrey both died in
Bogalusa (no dates known). Their children: Marvin &
Howard FOSTER. Marvin and wife
Bernice had a farm outside of Bogalusa as late as 1946.
Thank you! Note: Originally
posted 11/15/96.
CRAIN, CRANE posted by Michael Frazier Email: Frazier@pernet.net
on Wednesday, June 11,
1997
Dennis CRANE b. 1783, SC, m. Nancy
WHEELER, b. 1785, SC, d. 1863, State Line,
LA. Dennis died in 1864, Washington Par, LA. Sometimes
spelled his name "CRAIN."
Left South Carolina, moved to Kentucky, then to State
Line, LA. Had a son - Charles
CRANE b. 25 Dec 1802. Not aware of any other children.
No other information known
Note: Originally Posted 11/22/96
DURBIN, RICKS posted by Jerry Nelson Email: jdn3434@aol.com
on Wednesday, June 11,
1997
Ignatious DURBIN m. Mary RICKS in Jan
1813. They were listed in the Washington
Parish census of 1820 with 4 children. Unable to locate
family members after that. Believe
they had 10 children: Nancy DURBIN, Elisha DURBIN,
Johannon Ricks DURBIN,
Mahala DURBIN, Nathan DURBIN, William Thompson DURBIN,
Malinda DURBIN,
Mary "Polly" Bell DURBIN, Warren DURBIN, James William
DURBIN. All leads
appreciated. Note: Originally posted 12/6/96
FLETCHER, LANE, MAGEE, MCCLENDON, TOWNSEND posted by Bettiann
Lloyd
Email: Genechaser@aol.com on Wednesday, June 11, 1997
Searching for anyone researching the
TOWNSEND and MAGEE families of Washington
Parish. John TOWNSEND, b abt 1788, VA; married abt
1811 to Zaney (unknown?).
Zaney was b abt 1790, GA. They migrated to St. Tammany
and then Washinton Parish.
Children: Henry James TOWNSEND m Rebecca MAGEE; Andrew
J. TOWNSEND m
Jane McCLENDON; Silas Steen TOWNSEND; Calvin M. TOWNSEND
m Martha
Jane LANE; William Riley TOWNSEND m Neriza MAGEE; Frances
Jane
TOWNSEND m George Washington MAGEE; Thomas T. TOWNSEND
m Lovett
FLETCHER. All of the children were born in St. Tammany
or Washington Parish, LA. If
you are connected to and/or researching these families,
or interconnecting lines through
marriage, please e-mail me. Will gladly share what
I have.
CROWE, WHITE posted by Elizabeth Herold Email: herold@usa.net
on Wednesday, June 11,
1997
I am interested in more information
about my paternal grandparents: Eva CROWE WHITE
and John Lee WHITE of Stoney Point. Note: Originally
posted 12/22/96
MARVEL posted by Wendall Marvel Email: wmarvel@earthlink.net
on Wednesday, June 11,
1997
Seeking information relating to Huey
Wayne MARVEL, or other paternal ancestors of
Wendall Allen MARVEL, born 1-15-76 in Bogalusa, LA
Note: Originally posted
12/29/96
ARTUS, DOUBROUGH posted by Charles Doubrough Email: chuckd@bigfoot.com
on
Wednesday, June 11, 1997
Appreciate information on Ruffin DOUBROUGH
and his wife Elenora P ARTUS. They
where married in the Parish of Washington August 23
1919. Need info on their birthplace.
Note: Originally posted 1/1/97
BLACKWELL, CRAIN, WHEELER posted by Donna Manley Email: genman@flash.net
on
Wednesday, June 11, 1997
Looking for info about Lewis CRAIN
b ca 1852 in Washington Parish. Was probably son
of Nathan CRAIN b ca 1816. He married Cordelia BLACKWELL
around 1840. She
was born in 1820 in Ky. His grandparents were Dennis
CRAIN (SC 1783) and Nancy
WHEELER (SC 1785),who moved to Washington Parish in
1810. They had 13 children.
Note: Originally posted 1/1/97
BAKER, CRAWFORD, DICKENS, SPINKS posted by Carolyn Rains Email:
ads@blue.misnet.com on Wednesday, June 11, 1997
I am not sure of the parish, but am
trying to take a shot in the dark. I am looking for
information on James CRAWFORD (born late 1700's). Thought
to have been killed in the
war of 1812. Believed to have been married to Susannah
SPINKS, daughter of John and
Sarah BAKER SPINKS. They had five children. The names
of only two or three are
know. Those children are Robert H. CRAWFORD, Rebeccah
CRAWFORD
DICKENS, and perhaps a James C. CRAWFORD. I have been
looking for this
information for about three years now and seem to have
hit a roadblock. If you have any
information, I would love to have it. Thanks. Note:
Originally posted 1/2/97
BICKHAM, YARBOROUGH posted by LeNelle White Email: whitmark@ix.netcom.com
on
Wednesday, June 11, 1997
I am looking for information on Benjamin
Franklin YARBOROUGH. He lived with the
T.C. BICKHAM family in Washington Parish in 1850. His
brother, David, also lived with
the family. T.C. BICKHAM was sheriff of Franklinton,
Washington Parish, at the time. I
am also looking for info on S.M. YARBOROUGH and T.B.
YARBOROUGH who were
living with the Zac BICKHAM family in 1850. I am also
looking for information on Joshua
YARBOROUGH listed in the 1840 Census. I would appreciate
any help that anyone can
give me. I will be glad to share any information that
I have found. Note: Originally posted
1/6/97
RICKS posted by Jim Doles Email: dolesjd@ix.netcom.com on Wednesday, June 11, 1997
I am trying to find out any information
I can about my grandfather, Ben RICKS, born
~1874, died, 1958 in Boliver, Tangipahoa Parish. Any
information will be greatly
appreciated. Thank You. Note: Originally posted 1/6/97
ROBINSON posted by Orece Robinson Email: ORobin7592@aol.com
on Wednesday, June
11, 1997
I am in search of any marriage/birth
records of Albert ROBINSON ( wife Unknown). He
sired the following children, David, Colie, Charlie,Lorina,
Willie, Simon, Letha, Duncan and
Millie. My particular interest is of Charlie ROBINSON
who is my grand father. Any
information you render will be greatly appreciated.
Thank you. Orece Robinson, Jr. Note:
Originally posted 1/9/97
BLADES, CUTRER, LEA, THOMPSON posted by Marvin E Owen Email:
marvin@intersurf.com on Wednesday, June 11, 1997
Am interested in finding out more data
on birth and death dates, cemetery records, more
family data on: Benjamin BLADES b about 1825 His children
were Napolean, Sabina, Eli,
Letitia Eli BLADES (son) born about 1861 and his wife
Margainy THOMPSON, born
about 1866 whose children were Mary L, Eli E, Bernie
and Euna Also interested in Isaac
CUTRER b about 1805 whose children were James, Isaac,
William, Cathania, John and
Sara Isaac CUTRER b 1852 married Mary THOMPSON and
they had Belle, Annie,
Marshall, Rufus, Jane, Henry and Katie. Some of these
two sets of descendants joined
forces with Wm Lattimore LEA to create my wife so we
have personal interests here.
Note: Originally posted 1/30/97. See personal website
for more information about these
families.
POOLE posted by Martin Poole Email: mpoole@iamerica.net on Wednesday, June 11, 1997
I am trying to place the arrival of
my family to Washington Parish. A William POOLE
migrated from Bulloch County Georgia around 1810. I
would appreciate any information
on him. Note: Originally posted 1/31/97
DYKES, SINGLETON posted by Debra Oliver Email: debers@telapex.com
on Wednesday,
June 11, 1997
Looking for any info on the family
of William DYKES b ca 1780-90? Md 2nd wife
Phoebe SINGLETON ca 1840. They had 9 children Mary,
Nancy ca 1820, Isaac,
William James ca 1817, George W. ca 1821, Jordan 4
Mar 1821, Henry ca 1825,
Lucretia 10 May 1825, Cinderella 3 Aug 1817. This family
lived North of Kentwood
around (1810 to 1852). What state did William come
from and who are his parents? If you
have any connection, please email me. Note: Originally
posted 2/5/97
GRAY, GREY, SYKES posted by Ron Sykes Email: vsykes@gte.net
on Wednesday, June 11,
1997
GRAY or GREY-looking for information
on the GRAY or GREY family. Lee GRAY (bn
1887 AL) married Lilly (or Lillie) SYKES (bn:15 May
1893 MS) 12 Sep 1912. They
lived mostly in Varnado and Bogalusa areas. Lilly is
buried in Bogalusa. Several children:
Leroy, Monroe, Nathaniel, Verga May, Louise, and Daniel.
Looking for descendants and
vital records of the family. Note: Originally posted
2/22/97
BOND, GRAVES, WARNER posted by Carolyn Nelson Email: CRSNelson@aol.com
on
Wednesday, June 11, 1997
W.C. WARNER m. Salidia (Salina) GRAVES
on 18 Aug 1888 in Pike Co. MS. They
had at least one son, Esco Sullivan WARNER, b. 28 Aug
1892 in Warnerton. Esco was
killed in an automobile/pedestrian accident on 1 Jan
1925. The informant on Esco's death
certificate was C. D. WARNER. Esco m. Anna BOND. They
had one daughter, Doris
Annette, b. 15 May 1920 in Bogalusa, LA. I would appreciate
any info on the WARNER
and GRAVES families. Was Warnerton named for them or
their ancestors? I will be glad
to share the info that I have. Note: Originally posted
2/22/97
MILEY posted by Ryan Miley Email: ryanmy@ebicom.net on Wednesday, June 11, 1997
I am doing research for the MILEY family.
I know that some of the MILEY family settled
in Washington Parish, LA. Could you please send me
any information you may have on this
family to my e-mail address below. Thank you in advance
for your help. I am especially
interested on when they arrived in Washington Parish
and where the migrated from - and
when. Note: Originally posted 2/23/97
BOMBY, HEADEN, ROBERTSON posted by Mary Turney Email: marymt@gower.net
on
Wednesday, June 11, 1997
Looking for information on the HEADEN
family who moved into this area in the early
1800s. I would especially like information on Priscilla
HEADEN who may have married a
F.J. BOMBY in 1833 in St. Tammany Parish. I would also
like information on Allen
HEADEN who may have served in the War of 1812 in LA.
Others in the HEADEN family
are Eli and William. There sister, Jane was married
to David ROBERTSON who also lived
here. The family moved from Jackson Co., Ga. Note:
Originally posted 2/11/97
FOIL, STEWART posted by Tommy Foil Email: union@communique.net
on Wednesday, June
11, 1997
I am looking for the marriage date
for my g-grandparents. His name was: Hosea Foil;
b.Jan. 22, 1897; d.Mar. 5, 1950. Her name was: Eula
Stewart; b.Jun. 24, 1894; d.Aug.
29, 1971. Thank you. Note: Originally posted 3/15/97
LEWIS, MITCHELL, NELSON, PARKER, SMITH posted by Herman Parker
Email:
hhp@open.org on Wednesday, June 11, 1997
I am searching for information on the
following family, more in particular Little Berry
PARKER. I think he lived somewhere in your general
area. The following is the data I have
on the family. Little Berry was my ggf . 1. Little
Berry PARKER b. 1840, m. Caroline E
NELSON, b. 1831, d. 1927. Little died 1940, Franklinton,LA,
buried: near Carriere, MS.
Inscription on tombstone: Little B. PARKER Co. H New
Orleans Inf. Children: 2. i
Addison Bounds b. ABT 1875. 3. ii Dosah. iii Mary M
PARKER m. (Uncle)Emory
SMITH, d. ?? 1939, Carriere, MS. 4. iv Leila. Second
Generation 2. Addison Bounds
PARKER b. ABT 1875, m. __-___-____, Beddie Ann MITCHELL,
b. __-___-1875,
(daughter of Orlando Aultman MITCHELL and Nancy Rosan
LEWIS) d. 21-Feb-1919,
Stone Co.,MS, buried: 22-Feb-1919, Wiggins, MS. Addison
died 8-Jan 1918, Hancock
Co., MS, buried: Wiggins,MS. Died in flu epidemic.
Beddie: Died at birth of Addison
Bounds Parker, Jr. Note: Originally posted 3/15/97
BATES, COLEMAN posted by Andy Held Email: andy_held@email.msn.com
on Wednesday,
June 11, 1997
COLEMAN, Viola BATES, b 1883 d 1955,
Bogalusa, La, mother of 5 children. Think
she came to La. from Ala, don't know exactly when,
first child born in 1914 in La.
Husband's name unknown. Have info on children. She
is my grandmother on my mother's
side. Note: Originally posted 3/17/97
CHISUM, ROBERTS, WALLING posted by Earl J. Roberts Email: earlr@cswnet.com
on
Wednesday, June 11, 1997
I am searching for the birth place
and parents of Thomas J. "Jeff" ROBERTS. He was born
abt. 1811/12 in St, Tammany or Washington Parish. I
think he was a nephew of Elisha and
Issac ROBERTS also Pamelia ROBERTS CHISUM. He arrived
in Sabine Co. TX in
1839 where he applied for a land grant. He married
Nancy WALLING, dau. of Col. Jesse
WALLING abt 1847. As the border between LA and MS was
ill defined in these years he
could have also been born in MS. Note: Originally posted
3/17/97
GEORGE, JENKINS posted by Tommy Foil Email: union@communique.net
on Wednesday,
June 11, 1997
I am looking for information on Tom
JENKINS(b.2/22/1895;d.9/12/1938) or Mattie
GEORGE(b.1894;d.1963) from Washington Parish, LA. If
you know anything about
them, please help. Note: Originally posted 3/21/97
GILL, THOMPSON posted by Jerry Nelson Email: jdn3434@aol.com
on Wednesday, June 11,
1997
James GILL is in the 1850 census of
Washington Parish with wife Nancy, son Franklin
(15) and daughter Emily (12). In the 1870 census of
Tangipahoa Parish, Frank GILL and
his family are in the household of Hardy THOMPSON.
Frank's wife is Clarinda. What was
Clarinda's maiden name and who were her parents? Also
in 1870 census of Tangipahoa
Parish, Emily (GILL) THOMPSON -- apparently widowed
(?) -- is listed with her family.
Who was Emily's husband? Note: Originally posted 4/15/97
LANDRUM posted by Joyce Landrum Email: landrummj@aol.com on
Wednesday, June 11,
1997
I need any information on the following:
#1....Albert LANDRUM, shown on the 1870 US
census for Hancock County, MS. Gainsville District.
White male, 60 years of age. Born
LA... Next to the above: #2....Jack LANDRUM, shown
on the 1870 US census for
Hancock County, MS. Gainsville District. White male,
30 years of age. Born MS Many
Thanks, Joyce Note: Originally posted 4/25/97
BIGGS, NELSON, PARKER posted by Herman Parker Email: hhp@open.org
on Wednesday,
June 11, 1997
I am searching for any info on Little
Berry PARKER b.1840 d.1940 near Franklinton.He
had a son Addison Bounds PARKER that lived in Stone
Co.,MS.I think Little Berrys wife
was named NELSON or BIGGS. He was in the Civil War
and his tombstone reads New
Orlean Inf. Co H. Note: Originally posted 4/26/97
BUCKHALTER, WEARY posted by Steven C. Bowie Email: sbowie@gte.net
on Wednesday,
June 11, 1997
Looking for information on the WEARY
and BUCKHALTER families of Washington
Parish and Marion County, Mississippi. 19th century
to present day. Note: Originally
posted 4/30/97
MASON posted by Phyllis (Mason) Zielinski Email: pzlakewood@aol.com
on Wednesday, June
11, 1997
Searching for John MASON (b 1841 Eng.)
& wife Eleanor MASON (b 1844 Eng.)
Children: John MASON (b 1864 Eng.) , Edmund MASON (b
1866 Eng.), Francis A.
MASON (b 1868 Eng.) , Sydnie A. MASON (b 1870 Eng.)
, Herbert A. MASON
(1876 Ohio) , Westley A. MASON (b 1881 Mich) , Margerete
N. MASON ( 1886
Mich). Originated from Eng. > Immigrated to U.S. about
1873 to Ohio > to Michigan >
Mississippi > to ? We can track them in the 1900 MS
Fed Census > nothing from there.
Note: Originally posted 5/7/97
GINN, JAMES, KING, MAGEE, MCCOLLUM, MILLER, SANFORD, SMITH posted
by
Dianne Magee McCollum Email: suthun@digiscape.com on Wednesday, June 11, 1997
I need any information on the following
line of descent: William MAGEE m. Mary
Margaret JAMES Benjamin MAGEE m. Terry GINN Dr. Hugh
Ginn MAGEE m. Mary
Elizabeth Virginia KING Fred Alton MAGEE m. 1st Dolly
KING (1 child d. age 2) m.
2nd Ida MILLER Jep Marion MAGEE m. Pearlie SMITH Ira
Felder MAGEE m. Helen
SANFORD Dianne MAGEE m. Steve MCCOLLUM Information
could come from any
of the following Parishes: Washington, St. Tammany,
St. Helena, Orleans, Tangipahoa.
Note: Originally posted 6/5/97
BREWER, GRAHAM posted by Yvonne Smith Email: gysmith@earthlink.net
on Monday, June
23, 1997
Am looking for info on James GRAHAM
and Ellender BREWER married in Liberty,
Amite Cnty, MS, 15 Feb 1820, but living Stoney Point,
Washington Parish, LA
QUERIES POSTED JULY AND AUGUST, 1997
DEARMAN, OTT posted by B. Rhodes Email: BRhodes326@aol.com on
Tuesday, July 8,
1997
I am researching the OTT's and DEARMAN's
who I think were in Washington Parish
before moving to Natchitoches and Sabine Parish in
the 1850's. Do you have any info on
these names? Any help will be appreciated.
JONES, RICHARDSON posted by Sheila L. Martin Email: SMartin583@aol.com
on Tuesday,
July 8, 1997
Researching the following persons from
Washington Parish, LA: JONES, George
Washington RICHARDSON, Jane
CHRIST, MAGEE, MCGEE posted by Debbie Knecht Email: claudemonet@worldnet.att.net
on
Tuesday, July 8, 1997
I am doing some genealogical research
on some of my family members that were born (and
maybe still live) in Franklinton. My grandfather's
name was John H. MAGEE or MCGEE
and my great grandfather's name was E. L. or Elbert
MAGEE or MCGEE. John was
married to a Julia CHRIST, whose father was from Denmark
and I think Elbert? was
married twice, once to a Louise and then to an Ethel
Mary. If you have any information, or
know anyone who does, please send me a line.
HARTZOG, HOLDEN, MORRIS, WYLIE posted by Jan Koellen Email:
JAN.KOELLEN@NOAA.GOV on Tuesday, July 8, 1997
I am looking for information concerning
Cornelia WYLIE HARTZOG (possibly born
~1850s in Washington Parish) and William P. MORRIS
and daughter Melinda MORRIS
HOLDEN. They are from Bogalusa, Washington Parish.
.
CARTER, HOLDEN, HOPKINS, HORNE, JONES, KUHN, MELTON, SMITH posted
by
Glenn Williams Email: DeaconGHW@aol.com on Tuesday, July 8, 1997
I am looking for help in locating information
on the following family members (information
based on family records and 1920 census data): Samuel
Portavin JONES b. 18 Oct 1885
(LA) d. 4 Dec 1953 (Bogalusa, Washington, LA) his wife,
Geneva SMITH b. 19 Jan
1891 (MS) d. 12 Nov 1963 (Bogalusa, Washington, LA)
children, Myrtle JONES b. abt
19 Apr 1907 (MS) m. Gordon CARTER Robert JONES b. 18
Apr 1909 (LA) d. 18
Mar 1988 m. Gracy KUHN Verda JONES b. abt 1911 Morgan
JONES b. 14 Feb 1914
(LA) d. 4 Oct 1985 m. Mildred ? Eula Mae JONES b. 15
Dec 1916 (LA) d. 6 Jan 1981
(MS) m. Jesse HOPKINS Elmer JONES b. 11 July 1919 d.
31 Oct 1953 Rufas JONES
b. 12 May 1922 m. Bonnie Mae MELTON J.B. JONES b. 8
June 1924 Cora Lee
HOLDEN Elvin JONES b. 21 Sep 1934 d. 17 Dec 1989 m.
Thelma HORNE & Christine
? I am particularly interested in any information about
Samuel's or his wife's parents and
background. If you might have any information or know
where I might be able to find any
information, I would be very grateful. Additionally,
we are planning a trip to Louisiana to do
some research. If you know of any genealogical information
sources (libraries, historical
societies, etc) in the Washington Parish area, I would
be interested. Thank you for your
help. Glenn Williams deaconghw@aol.com
TALLEY, THOMPSON posted by Carlton D. Strickland Email: carlds@flash.net
on Tuesday,
July 8, 1997
Wondering if the Sarah Mable TALLEY
that was born in AL on Dec. 27,1789, and
married Jeremiah Sr. THOMPSON (April 26, 1778-September
3,1848) in Amite,
Tangipahoa Par LA and was buried in Tangipahoa Par
LA (sec.49T15R7E) was really a
Choctaw Indian. Looking for anyone with information
about these individuals.
PERRIN, POLLARD posted by Shurby Johnson Email: MJSJAJ@Flash.net
on Tuesday, July 8,
1997
I am trying to locate W.P. POLLARD
{believed to be deceased}. He was born abt. 1900
and lived in Bogalusa through the 1950's. His decendants
would be valuable in our
research of the PERRIN's, i.e. Claratine. Any info.
would be appreciated.
MEASLES posted by Carlton Measels Email: carlton@cei.com on
Wednesday, August 20,
1997
MEASLES: In the 1840 census of Washington
Parish there are the following MEASLES
listed. Two each James, two each John and two eachWilliam.
Does anyone know if they
are related to a David MEASLES born in South Carolina
in 1790. David MEASLES is
listed in the 1850 census of Tippah County, Mississippi.
Would appreciate hearing from
anyone who has information on these MEASLES.
DUBUISSON, ERWIN, TRIMM posted by Heather Dubuisson Email:
dubuisson@ucsub.colorado.edu on Wednesday, August 20, 1997
Looking for information on Whitney
ERWIN and his second wife, Melvina TRIMM. They
lived in Washington Parish, but some of their children
moved to St. Tammany. Whitney had
about 11-14 children with his first wife. I only know
of Artemis, Lela and Louis from he
and Melvina, but their could have been more. Artemis
married Alfred Joseph
DUBUISSON. I believe Whitney was born about 1835, in
Louisiana. I have no
information on Melvina. Any and all information on
this family would be greatly
appreciated. Thanks in advance-Heather
CREEL, MCNEESE, NOBLES posted by Claudette Rogers Email: rambo@bogalusa.com
on
Wednesday, August 20, 1997
Researching the following: Joseph NOBLES
b: 1789; d: Jan 16, 1876 Frances G.
NOBLES b: June 30, 1840; d: July 14, 1908 James Calvin
MCNEESE b: June 14, 1864;
d: Oct. 11, 1927 James CREEL b: Aug. 10, 1780; d Dec
3, 1830
PIERCE, PRIMES posted by Herbert H. Boutwell, Jr. Email: bb405@hit.net
on Wednesday,
August 20, 1997
Looking for the descendants of William
Escoe PIERCE and Ophelia PRIMES, many are
still living in Washington Parish. I need their data
to bring the line of John and Abigail
PIERCE up to date.
JOYNER, KELLER, MOORE, PAGE, POUNDS posted by Connee Brown Kroeger
Email:
Clbkroeger@aol.com on Wednesday, August 20, 1997
Three of my KELLER relatives settled
in Washington Parish, and I would like to try to find
their descendants or anyone researching these 3 families.
1.Julia Emma KELLER, b. 1821
dau. of John KELLER and ?, m. Elliott W. MOORE in 1845
and moved to Washington
Parish. 2. Susanna Eveline KELLER b. 1813, dau. of
Phillip KELLER and Lydia ?, m.
Caswell JOYNER and lived in Wash. Par. 3. Sarah Matilda
KELLER b. 1825, dau. of
Henry KELLER and Sophia PAGE, m. Isom Johnson POUNDS
and settled in Wash. Par.
DUNCAN, KNIGHT, SEAL, WINNINGHAM posted by Susan Holley Email:
bholley@bayou.com on Wednesday, August 20, 1997
Is there a cemetery book for Washington
Parish with tombstone inscriptions listed, etc. Or
is there a local genealogica/historical society that
possibly has published books on
Washington parish and families? I research several
families that lived in Washington Parish
at one time. DUNCAN, SEAL, WINNINGHAM, KNIGHT, and
others.
ARD posted by Gilbert Ard Email: gard@dycon.com on Wednesday, August 20, 1997
William ARD, Joseph ARD, and James
ARD families were in Washington Parish in 1830.
Family members were there in 1860 living in Stubbs
Mills, Shady Grove, Davidson,
Franklin and Roberts(post ofice). Thank you.
ARD, EVANS, HARPER, KEATON, PARKER, RICHARDSON, WARNER, WILLIAMS
posted by Frederick R. Parker Email: fandgp@juno.com on Wednesday, August 20,
1997
I am seeking info re: Parents of Calvin
Bennett PARKER and Albert Warren KEATON.
Need info re :Descendants of Judge Joe ARD, Justice
of Peace, Washington Parish about
1900. Resided for a time in Denhamtown community across
street from Talley residence at
intersection of south eighth streets and West ninth
street, Bogalusa. I have reference
volumes including information concerning the following
Washington Parish families: J.A.
HARPER; Wettenhall WARNER; Hardy RICHARDSON;Martin
D. EVANS and a
number of WILLIAMS families.
Posted Queries for October 1997
MEASLES posted by Carlton Measels Email: carlton@cei.com on Tuesday, October 14, 1997
MEASLES: In the 1840 census of Washington
Parish there are the following MEASLES
listed. Two each James, two each John and two each
William. Does anyone know if they
are related to a David MEASLES born in South Carolina
in 1790. David MEASLES is
listed in the 1850 census of Tippah County, Mississippi.
Would appreciate hearing from
anyone who has information on these MEASLES.
DUBUISSON, ERWIN, TRIMM posted by Heather Dubuisson Email:
dubuisson@ucsub.colorado.edu on Tuesday, October 14, 1997
Looking for information on Whitney
ERWIN and his second wife, Melvina TRIMM. They
lived in Washington Parish, but some of their children
moved to St. Tammany. Whitney had
about 11-14 children with his first wife. I only know
of Artemis, Lela and Louis from he
and Melvina, but their could have been more. Artemis
married Alfred Joseph
DUBUISSON. I believe Whitney was born about 1835, in
Louisiana. I have no
information on Melvina. Any and all information on
this family would be greatly
appreciated. Thanks in advance-Heather
DILLON, MILLER posted by Wilma Henson Email: noel@livingston.net
on Tuesday, October
14, 1997
DILLON, Lawrence born June 21, 1783
in Bertie Co. NC. Migrated to Pike Co. MS.
First married Martha_____. His second wife was Dicey
MILLER, daughter of James
MILLER Sr. Children Elizabeth, Susan, Martha, John
J., Sabrina, Rebecca, Thomas,
Mary M., Eliza, James Theophilous, Liddie, and Seth
by Dicey MILLER. Lawrence
married Dicey in St. Tammany Parish. Would like to
know date of death and place of
burial.
GREAR, GREARSON, GREER, GREERSON, GREIR, GREIRSON, GRIER, GRIERSON
posted by David A. Grierson Email: dagrierson@mail.tqci.net on Tuesday, October
14, 1997
Anyone interested in researching the
GRIERSON, GREERSON, GREARSON,
GREIRSON, GRIER, GREER, GREAR, GREIR, etc., -contact
David A. Grierson at
37799 Apache Road, Charlotte Hall, MD 20622. Interested
in queries, & questions from
researchers and genealogists alike. I have compiled
extensively on these surnames and their
variants for about nine years. Trading information
is my aim. Anyone related to the
Griersons of Mississippi, collateral lines, female
lines are most assuredly welcomed as well
in all areas of research. No grandstanding, no fan-fair,
only serious persons will be
addressed.
KEATON, PARKER, SHERIDAN, TALLEY, TONEY posted by Frederick
R. Parker Email:
fandgp@juno.com on Tuesday, October 14, 1997
Subject: TALLEY; SHERIDAN; TONEY; PARKER
and KEATON families in
Washington Parish I have a fairly lengthy database
on above family groups in Washington
& St. Tammany Parishes and am willing to do lookups
for persons who are doing research
into these families. Please don't swamp me with requests
as mytime is limited and it may
take some time to get back to the requestor, so please
be patient if I do not respond
immediately.
KEATON, LOTT, PARKER, SMITH, TONEY posted by Frederick R. Parker
Email:
fandgp@juno.com on Tuesday, October 14, 1997
My primary interests are Isom Benjamin
TONEY, PARKER, Benjamin R. KEATON,
John Ira SMITH, Jefferson LOTT families.
BROCK posted by Hutson Brock, Jr. Email: pnur@cmq.com on Tuesday, October 14, 1997
RE: Great-Grandfather: Eli BROCK I
live in my great-granfather's home, an old acadian
style home approximately 110 years old, which once
had a post office and mechantilestore
across the road; both were operated by my great-grandparents,
and was called "Eli Town."
Any information on this would be greatly appreciated!
BLUE, COLKETT, SUTER, WINSLOW posted by James R. Markle Email:
pmmarkle@scifac.indstate.edu on Tuesday, October 14, 1997
Seeking information on BLUE family
that lived at Bogalusa in 1915 according to his
mother's obituary. David Franklin "Frank" BLUE b 1862
was a ships captain but before
that he may have been in the river traffic. Frank was
m to Emma COLKETT and their ch:
Cleo Edward, Mary, Kaa, and Daniel. Cleo was m to Jessie
Isabel WINSLOW, and 2nd
Julia SUTER their ch: Hamlin, Kleo Jr., and Leo Ernest.
Will gladly exchange info with any
descendants.
BRELAND, GREEN, JONES, TONEY posted by Mona Ray Email: mray@blkbox.com
on
Tuesday, October 14, 1997
Elizabeth GREEN is in the 1870 Washington
Par. census, and living with her is Caroline
TONEY, the daughter of Benjamin TONEY & Emily JONES.
Benjamin has remarried
and is in Pike Co MS (area now Lexie community in Walthall).
Are the GREENs related to
Caroline TONEY? Elizabeth GREEN in 1850 is living in
Pike next to a JONES family,
Mary 53, Priscilla 30, Emily E. 21, Martha 17, Ruth
13, and Elizabeth BRELAND 79. I
would be interested in knowing who any of these JONES
girls married. Did they move to
Washington Parish also? Are the GREENs and JONESes
related?
LEWIS, MAGEE posted by Lori Salley Email: Mlsasalley@aol.com
on Tuesday, October 14,
1997
I am researching Joseph Benjamin LEWIS
who started Half Moon Bluff Church in
Franklinton. He married Sara Elizabeth MAGEE. I don't
have date for the marriage, but
they were both buried in Copiah County, MS. JB LEWIS
b. 1763 d. 1845 SE MAGEE d.
1828. Any connections? Thanks for your time!!
KIMBALL, MEYERS, PARKER, SHARP posted by Jean Cooper Email:
BRYNBRYN@prodigy.net on Thursday, October 23, 1997
Researching the following families:
James PARKER was born April 10,1818, md Amanda
M. KIMBALL, June 1, 1825, in Covington, LA. Had one
child , that is documented,
Aurilla PARKER, born March 5, 1857 in Bogachitto, LA.
James died June 20, 1871, in
Boguechitto. Aurilla PARKER md John MEYERS, 8 June
1876 in Covington, La. Aurilla
and John had a son named John MEYERS> He md Josephine
SHARP. If anyone has any
information on this family or can shed any light please
contact me. Jean Cooper, 336 Old
Crossroads East, Poplarville, MS 39470 601/7729029
FREE, JERVIS, RICHARD posted by Richard Jervis Email: RJervis@aol.com
on Thursday,
October 23, 1997
Re: Joseph Monroe JERVIS, Ada Myrtle
RICHARD JERVIS, Fanny FREE RICHARD
(g.g. mother) I am searching for family members of
the above, (my grandparents) both born
in Washington Parish around 1898-1904, Grandfather
worked for Union Bag and
transfered to Savannah Georgia in the Early 30's would
love to find any information
available...tax records, voter registration etc...
Thank you for your help.
Elizabeth
GREEN is in the 1870 Washington Par. census, and living with her is
Caroline TONEY, the daughter of Benjamin TONEY &
Emily JONES. Benjamin has
remarried and is in Pike Co MS (area now Lexie community
in Walthall). Are the
GREENs related to Caroline TONEY? Elizabeth GREEN in
1850 is living in Pike next to a
JONES family, Mary 53, Priscilla 30, Emily E. 21, Martha
17, Ruth 13, and Elizabeth
BRELAND 79. I would be interested in knowing who any
of these JONES girls married.
Did they move to Washington Parish also? Are the GREENs
and JONESes related?
LEWIS,
DILLON, MILLER posted by Wilma Henson Email: CCHelper, an application written
by Patty
Lindsay.
Posted Queries for November 1997 thru
January 1998
JONES, WARREN posted by Sharon Jones Woodard Email: GUMBO LADY@aol.com
on
Saturday, November 29, 1997
I am trying to locate any information
on my grandfather, Ira WARREN (a white male)
whom I believe lived in or near Hackley, Louisiana.
His sons were Franklin and Johnnie
(white males). My mother, his daughter, Pearlee JONES
(bi-racial), is deceased. I am
doing my family's genealogy. My mother's brothers did
acknowledge her and I would like
to get any information on my grandfather (i.e., birth,
death, etc)
BROCK, KEMP, SMITH posted by Edie Smith Email: hartnurs@kci.net
on Saturday,
December 6, 1997
I am researching my father's mothers
family and am at a road block. My grandmother was
Edna Mattie BROCK or (Mattie Edna) I have seen it both
ways. She was born March 13,
1886 and married my grandfather Riplon Waller KEMP
on May 20, 1910. She had
attended Louisiana Normal for her teaching degree (
Northwestern State University now).
They had 8 children. She died on September 14, 1961
and is buried in Scott Cemetery in
Monterey Louisiana. She was the daughter of Sandy BROCK
and Clara SMITH. From
there I am lost. My uncle told me that she was from
Mount Herman. I do Know that at the
time of their marriage, my grandfather's family was
living near Pleasant Hill area and
attended Pleasant Hill Baptist Church. Any help you
could be in finding further information
about my grandmother and her family would be greatly
appreciated. I have a good bit of
information on the KEMP family and would be willing
to share information. .
BANKSTON, CLOWER, SIBLEY posted by Dixie C. Gallaher Email:
DKlaur@aol.com on
Saturday, December 20, 1997
BANKSTON, Elizabeth Syrena b. circa
1800-1810; m 1)1832, Washington Parish, John
CLOWER; m. 2) Rev. Wm. L. SIBLEY. I am searchng for
Elizabeth Syrena's parents.
There is some possibility that either Leslie BANKSTON
1785-1880, or Jacob
BANKSTON, Jr. 1760-c.1829, is her father. Anyone with
information about her or either
of these men please email.
BENNETT, HUGHES, SANDERS posted by Geoffrey Bennett Email: gbennett@uslink.net
on
Saturday, December 20, 1997
HUGHES, Malvina born 28 Feb 1852 in
Washington Parish. Married ca. 1873 to
Aristides BENNETT. Died 25 Feb 1905 in Amite, Tangipahoa
Parish, LA. Parents were:
HUGHES, Calvin and SANDERS, Mary. I would very much
like to find out more about
Malvina's parents. Since she was born in Washington
Parish there is a chance that they also
were born there?
ADDISON, GRAHAM, RATCLIFF posted by Inita Segura Email: segurab@iddconnect.net
on
Saturday, December 20, 1997
Lucenda GRAHAM, b. 1823 Washington
Parish, married Alexander ADDISON on
12/23/1852 in St. Tammany Parish. Marantha GRAHAM,
b. bet 1811-1815 Washington
Parish, married a RATCLIFF. Please help find information
on them and/or their
descendants.
BRUMFIELD, COLLINS, STATHAM posted by Charles A. Stephens Email:
cas25@lx.net on
Friday, January 2, 1998
BRUMFIELD. The Brumfields are on 1820
Census, my interest is in Lucy BRUMFIELD,
who married Barksdale Y. STATHAM. The Statham's are
on the 1830 Census. Barksdale
Y. STATHAM m. Lucy BRUMFIELD, He died, and she became
"tutoriss", and later m.
Nathaniel M.COLLINS. Any information on these event/families
appreciated.
HERRIN, HERRING, HOGAN, RIGSBY posted by Alan Willard Lewis
Email:
toddy@worldnetla.net on Friday, January 2, 1998
My research is on John Wesley HERRIN,
Alminia HERRING, Nancy HERRIN RIGSBY
HOGAN . They belonged to State Line Church & lived
in Washington Parish . Church
records should show what national orgin they were .
I think they both were Native
American but I cant find enough information to prove
anything !!!! They moved from
Louisiana to Clark County Mississippi . Here i lose
John Wesley & Alminia completely !!!!
Nancy marries a John RIGSBY , then a John Ira HOGAN
& they move to St. Helena
Parish . I believe both are buried here at Gloster
? Can any one help on finding information
on John Wesley HERRING, Alminia HERRING -Nancy A. HERRIN
???
BULLEN, HOPKINS, JONES, PITTMAN, SMITH posted by Glenn Williams
Email:
DeaconGHW@aol.com on Friday, January 2, 1998
I am looking for my wife's great-grandfather,
a George Washington HOPKINS b.
1874-1876 d. abt 1918. I have a good census hit on
him and lots of info on his wife Hester
b 1875-1879 d. 1959 (in Bogalusa, buried in Crain Cemetary
in Stateline) and a couple of
family notes from her grandfather that his father died
when he was 10 (about 1918). Family
stories range from a death in New Orleans to a death
off-shore. I was hoping that there
might be something mentioned about him in local histories
or official death records. Any
help would be appreciated. Also, I have done some work
on several Washington Parrish
families and I will share what I have found if anyone
is interested. The names I am working
on are BULLEN, HOPKINS, PITTMAN, JONES (Samuel Portavin),
and SMITH.
MAYO, YATES posted by James L. Thomas Email: jltcajun@postoffice.worldnet.att.net
on
Sunday, January 11, 1998
Posted Queries for February thru March 1998
ALFORD, BANNISTER, FORTENBERRY, JAMES, KEMP, PRIMES, ROBERTS,
SCHILLING, SHILLING, STIEBER, TURNER posted by Tina J. Lanlois Email:
SheepFarm@aol.com on Tuesday, February 3, 1998
I am researching the SHILLING or SCHILLING
family line. Many of the family lived in
Tangipahoa and Washington Parishes. Henry SCHILLING,
lived near Silver Springs
Church, in Tangipahoa. (Some of his relatives include
James Jeffery SCHILLING, Ira
ALFORD, Mallie S. FORTENBERRY) : Also Susannah ROBERTS
SCHILLING
PRIMES - daughter John ROBERTS, Sr., married John Valzane
SCHILLING, and later
Daniel PRIMES. Susan ROBERTS death date (May 15, 1867)
was recorded in the
Family Bible of her sister Mary ROBERTS TURNER KEMP.
Reubin SCHILLING, was
Susan’s nephew, Peter SCHILLING was Valzain and Susan’s
son. :also Francis
SCHILLING, John Henry SCHILLING, John Jacob SCHILLING,
Jacob SCHILLING,
and Mary SCHILLING JAMES (wife of William JAMES) I
am also looking for Info on
the BANNISTER - Aaron BANNISTER (born 1825) had a son
Charles (born 1861)
married (my aunt) Ella JAMES, their children are :
Alvah D BANNISTER STIEBER,
Lucins Talmage BANNISTER, Charlie Exie BANNISTER and
Woody BANNISTER.
HEAD, SELLERS posted by John F. James Email: jamesfa1@netcom.com
on Sunday, February
8, 1998
I am seeking information on
John SELLERS. Married Delphine HEAD, Hancock Co.
Mississippi, November 6, 1884. He may have moved to
the area of Bogalusa LA.
Children may be Leslie, Addie, Clyde, Bessie, Willie,
and Emma. John SELLERS may
have died about 1937, place unknown. Thanks for any
information you may have.
SELLERS posted by John F. James Email: jamesfa1@netcom.com on
Sunday, February 8, 1998
I am seeking information on the SELLERS
family of Washington parish, LA. John
SELLERS Husband, Wife unknown. Children: Addie, Clyde,
Leslie, Bessie, Willie, Emma.
Lived in the area of present day Bogalusa 1880's-1890's.
Any information you may submitt
is greatly appreciated.
HUNT posted by Wayne Hunt Email: red@worldnetla.net on Sunday, February 8, 1998
I am looking for any information on
the HUNT familes who once lived in Washington
Parish around the 1800's
HUGHES, SINGLETON, TERRY posted by Mona Ray Email: mray@blkbox.com
on
Thursday, February 12, 1998
Who was the father of Champness
SINGLETON who married Sarah HUGHES? They
had a son Robert P. SINGLETON born Jan 1865, Washington
Parish, according to the
IGI. I am looking for the children of Robert SINGLETON
Jr. and Sarah TERRY,
daughter of Champness TERRY.
BYRD, MARTIN posted by Thomas Barnes Email: DesrtRat6@aol.com
on Thursday, February
19, 1998
I am trying to find out when the first
BYRD's moved into Washington Parish. The only
names I have are Alberta (BYRD) MARTIN (still living)
and her father Heinz Edward
BYRD. They moved from around the Pearl River area,
but I am unsure of the time frame.
Thank you.
DUNLAP, STROUD posted by Lillian Dunlap Email: ldunlap@iamerica.net
on Thursday,
February 26, 1998
Seeking information on William Penn
DUNLAP,his wife Mary STROUD and their children
Buford, D.C. and Willie Mae DUNLAP. It is believed
they resided in Washington Parish
prior to 1950. Any information would be appreciated.
Lillian DUNLAP 1303 Emerson,
Monroe, La. 71201
SHARP, TALLEY posted by Edie McKinney Talley Email: emcktalley@aol.com
on Thursday,
February 26, 1998
Looking for information about John
TALLEY and Marguerite SHARP who entered the
Missisippi Territory about 1773 and later settled
in Washington/St. Tammany Parish,
Louisiana. Does anyone know where they came from before
arriving in Mississippi? Any
help would be appreciated.
BARBER posted by Joseph Barber Email: barber@tallassee.wm.slb.com
on Thursday, February
26, 1998
I am looking for information
regarding the following men from Washington Parish: Joseph
BARBER, Matthew BARBER, Samuel BARBER, Eli (Elijah)
BARBER. These men's
names appear on the veterans monument in front of the
court house in Franklinton, La., as
veterans of the Civil War. Any information you could
give me regarding them would be
greatly appreciated. I know my great grandfather's
name was Doss BARBER and he was
born (I believe) 1880. My family also believes that
Eli (Elijah) was probably his father or
grandfather. Other than that I know very little. Again,
thank you for your time and
assistance in this matter. Joseph D. Barber Manufacturing
Co-ordinator - Water Division
Direct Phone: 334-283-7442 Fax: 334-283-7461 e-mail
address:
barber@tallassee.wm.slb.com
STRICKLAND posted by Michael Keller Email: tmkeller@bellatlantic.net
on Thursday, March
5, 1998
Looking for connection to John STRICKLAND
age 50(1850census)m Nancy. Children:
Solomon,James,Lavenia,Sally, Lusetta, Mosella, Harvey,
Mary A (object of interest),
Emerson, Ellum. Family came from Pike Co, Mississippi.
NOTE:5509 Beaconsfield Ct
Burke,VA 22015
WASHINGTON posted by Berneda G. Earle Email: HVCL48A@prodigy.com
on Saturday,
March 14, 1998
I am researching the surname of WASHINGTON,
especially my paternal grandfather, Will
WASHINGTON who married my grandmother in 1919, Mary
WASHINGTON (she also
had the same maiden name). He was much older than she;
he was about 57 years old in
1919 and she was 19 years old. Last information is
that in about 1928 he left Zona, La.
(little small area out from Bogalusa) and headed for
New Orleans. No one heard anything
from him again. Seems he vanished in thin air. No information
from when he came from or
what happened to him once he left Zona, La. in about
1928. My mother is living and she
last saw him when she was about four years old. Any
information is appreciated.
LYLE, SMITH posted by Janet Lyle Pritchett Email: jpritchett@coastalnet.com
on Saturday,
March 14, 1998
My great Grandfather is James LYLE.
His son (my grandfather) Ervin LYLE married Mary
SMITH. They had a son (my father) who is James LYLE.
My father was born in
Washington Parrish. They moved to North Carolina around
1940. If anyone has
information that would help me with my research, please
contact me. Thanks.
STRICKLAND posted by Michael Keller Email: tmkeller@bellatlantic.net
on Saturday, March
14, 1998
Looking for connection to John STRICKLAND
age 50 (1850census) m Nancy. Children:
Solomon,James,Lavenia,Sally, Lusetta, Mosella, Harvey,
Mary A (object of interest),
Emerson, Ellum. Family came from Pike Co, Mississippi.
MOHON, PAGE posted by Gwen Page Email: tpage@intersurf.com on
Friday, March 27, 1998
Looking for any info on Ottice PAGE(1893-1942).He
married Daisy MOHON in
Washington Parish in 1911. Also looking for anyone
who would have a listing of the
Mohon's buried in the Mohon Cementary in Angie.
PAGE posted by Gwen Page Email: tpage@intersurf.com on Friday, March 27, 1998
Looking for any information on Ottice A PAGE(1893-1942)
MORRIS, NELSON posted by Beverly Schmedthorst Email: smit@flash.net
on Friday, March
27, 1998
Searching for inf on MORRIS
listed on 1830 Washington Parish Census: Shadrack
MORRIS Sr, shown to be between 80 & 90 years of
age, has woman age 40-50 and 2
children 10-15, one male and one female. Other is Shadrack
MORRIS age 30-40 & also
has female 20-30 and 5 children in home. Wish to know
if Shadrack, Sr could be brother
of Gideon MORRIS of Tennessee. Also possibility that
younger Shadrack may be husband
of Mary Sarah NELSON, the family that later settled
in Sabine Parish La & Sabine Co
Texas.
Posted Queries for April thru June 1998
CARPENTER, COOPER posted by Winston Boudreaux Email: winston@asbank.com
on
Monday, April 13, 1998
I am looking for information on John
Griffin CARPENTER born October 1817 and his
wife Elizabeth COOPER born May 1825. They married in
1839 probably in Washington
parish. Census information on this couple would be
very helpful.
LYLE, SMITH posted by Janet Lyle Pritchett Email: jpritchett@coastalnet.com
on Saturday,
May 23, 1998
I am trying to research my ancestry.
My father was born in Washington Parrish around
1937. His name is James Clinton LYLE. His father was
Ervin LYLE and his mother was
Mary SMITH LYLE. My father's grandfather was James
LYLE. So far, that's all I know.
Can you give me some pointers?
MCCLENDON, MCLENDON posted by Donna McClendon McGuyer Email:
User
Macks@aol on Saturday, May 23, 1998
Does anyone have any information on
William and Mary MCLENDON (MCCLENDON)
who appeared on the Washington Parish Census in 1860
with the following children: John
age 8; a female, age 7; and Joseph age 3? One female
was possibly born prior to 1863.
William may have died in 1863. Any info will be appreciated.
Please e-mail me.
KNIGHT, NOBLES posted by Jerry Maher Email: maher_jerry_j@sspasc.navy.mil
on
Saturday, May 23, 1998
looking for information on Joseph KNIGHT / Nancy NOBLES lines.
RODGERS, STEPHENS posted by Annette Stacy Email: alstacy@hotmail.com
on Sunday, June
28, 1998
Researching James M. Rodgers (b. Oct
1856 in Bogalusa, Washington Parish, LA; d.
1940 in Holmes Co., MS) He m. Emma Jane STEPHENS in
1878 in Durant, Holmes Co.,
MS. Any information about this RODGERS family is appreciated.
ALFORD, BICKHAM posted by Gloria Alford Koehn Email: GLORIA@aol.com
on Sunday,
June 28, 1998
Oscar BICKHAM, grandfather - died Bogalusa
1923 or 1924. I have no information on
who his parents were. Have been told he lived with
grandmother during the Civil War. Any
info would be appreciated.
MCSWAIN posted by Teddy L. Lambert Email: teddyreb@aol.com on Sunday, June 28, 1998
Looking for information on Lucuis MCSWAIN
HURDLE, JONES, MAGEE posted by Benny Hurdle Email: bih@cox-internet.com
on Sunday, June 28,
1998
Am researching the MAGEE family from
Franklinton, Washington Parish, LA. In 1900 the
Federal Census for Washington Parish listed 3 MAGEE,
Eula Lee, b.~1882, Ruby, b. 6
May, 1885 and Charles, b. Nov.1874, in a boarding house
in Franklinton, operated by
their aunt Laura JONES. Eula Lee, Ruby and Charles
relocated to Goldthwaite, Mills Co.,
Texas in 1900 or 1901. Eula Lee MAGEE married a Benjamin
Pool HURDLE in 1902.
She was my grandmother Any help would be appreciated.
PARKER posted by Shirley Parker Email: shparke@ibm.net on Sunday, June 28, 1998
I am looking for information on JESSE
PARKER, who lived in the Washington Parish area
from 1809 to 1822.
BICKHAM posted by Sonja Bickham Hurlburt Email: Hurlburt@pnx.com
on Sunday, June 28,
1998
I am looking for any info on Hardy
Alexander BICKHAM, born April 1858. Our family
has been looking for years for his family, the family
history says he is from Washington
Parish, it is also been handed down, through the family,
that his dad went off to war and the
river flooded and he couldn't return to his wife and
kids , so he remarried. I do not know
Hardy's parents' names. I noticed on some of Washington
Parish online info, there was a
Alexander C. Bickham on a lot of things. Do you know
if the C. was for Calvin, Hardy had
sons named John Calvin, Richard, Joesph T. and daughters
Sarah Jane and Mary
Elizabeth. Thank you for any help you can offer.
posted by Darnell Marie Brunner Beck Email: BrunnerDe@aol.com on Sunday, June 28, 1998
Looking for any info on Newton VARNADO.
Time frame would more then likely be late
1800's early 1900's.
BARBER, SPEARS posted by Joseph Barber Email: barber@tallassee.wm.slb.com
on Sunday,
June 28, 1998
I am looking for information on Doss
BARBER, my paternal great grandfather. He was
married to Dill SPEARS, date unknown. He was born in
1880 (place unknown) and died
in 1936 in Washington Parish, La.. Their children were
Mandy, Hattie, Rich (my
grandfather), Jack, Tincie, Benton, Christine, J.C.,
Loretha, Latimore, Irene and Elva.
Specifically, I am looking for information regarding
Doss' parents, etc.. I do know that my
grandfather once mentioned, before his death, that
Doss had relatives in Coumbia,
MS.-Specifically, a brother named John.
ERWIN, ROBINSON posted by Beulah Reid Email: bbr@digitex.net
(bbr) on Sunday, June 28,
1998
Am searching for the parents of Thomas
J. ERWIN who m. Clarrissa ROBINSON dau. of
Seaborn J. ROBINSON about 1834.
Posted Queries for July thru September 1998
SHILLING posted by Steve Taylor Email: staylor186@aol.com on Monday, July 20, 1998
I am trying to locate a photograph
of Rueben SHILLING, born 16 Nov 1828, died 1 May
1910, buried at Pleasant Hill Cemetery. I will be happy
to pay for a copy if anyone has
one.
BAUGHMAN posted by Kenneth J. Baughman Email: baughk@gate.net
on Monday, July 20,
1998
I am researching the Joel BAUGHMAN
family of Marion County, MS and Washington
Parish, LA. First records for Joel are ~1830 in Marion
County, MS. Several of his
decendents moved across the Pearl River to LA. There
are BAUGHMAN cemetaries in
Pearl River, MS; Angie, LA; and Bogalusa, LA. Would
like to communicate with any/all
decendants. We have "found" desendents from several
of Joel's offspring including: William
Allen, Martin Luther, and Sarah Rebecca BAUGHMAN.
THOMAS posted by Meade Thomas Email: meade1@airmail.net on Monday, July 20, 1998
Would like to find the obit of Eliza
THOMAS died either in the late 1870s or the early
1880s. Lived in Franklinton from about 1860 until her
death. Her son William THOMAS d
14 Nov 1928. I also would like to know if the Franklinton
Era Leader has issues that go
back into the 19th Century. Thanks for any info this
is my ggrandmother. Meade Thomas
Fort Worth, Tx.
MIXON posted by Carl Mixon Email: cwmixon@accesscom.net on Monday, July 20, 1998
Any information would be appreciated.
Grandfather was Marshal C. MIXON and great
grandfather was Thomas Jefferson MIXON who was in the
Confederate Army in
Covington, La. Both lived in Franklinton, La.
ANDERSON, COOPER, WOODS posted by Leila MAYBERRY Email:
lbmaybe@mindspring.com on Tuesday, August 4, 1998
I'm researching the family of Cornelius
COOPER and his wife, Jane WOODS COOPER.
Jane WOODS was born in Maryland and Cornelius COOPER
was born 1774 in Granville
co, NC. They married there in 1796. They then moved
to Franklin county Georgia and
then were in St. Tammany parish by 1811. Both their
wills are recorded there in 1850s.
Some of their children remained in La. while others
moved to Texas and their son, James
Cooper, and his wife, Sarah, moved to Hancock co, Ms.
( the portion that is now P.R.
co.)before 1850. Sarah may be a daughter of Thomas
or Abraham ANDERSON.
Cornelius COOPER owned land in St. Tammany and Washington
parishes. James and
Sarah were living on this land in Washington co in
1830. I am particularly interested in
verifying whether or not Cornelius COOPER was Indian.
Thank you, Leila Mayberry
SINGLETON, TERRY posted by Mona Ray Email: mray@blkbox.com on
Tuesday, August 4,
1998
What happened to Robert SINGLETON who
married Sarah TERRY and was the heir of
Robert SINGLETON Sr. of St. Landry & St. Helena?
In 1850 Sarah SINGLETON is
enumerated in her sister's household in Washington
Par. and 10 year old Sam (her son?)
SINGLETON is enumerated in another sister's household.
Looking for descendants of
Robert SINGLETON.
BLACKWELL, PENTON posted by Mona Ray Email: mray@blkbox.com
on Tuesday, August
4, 1998
Need names of spouses of 2 sisters,
Betsey BLACKWELL, b. 20 Sep 1818, and Sally
BLACKWELL, b. 10 Apr 1822, daughters of Nathan BLACKWELL
of Washington Par
LA. I have been told that he had a daughter called
Shug that married a PENTON.
BYRD, GREEN, KNIGHT, MAGEE, SPEARS posted by Linda Barnes Email:
Barneslg@aol.com on Wednesday, August 19, 1998
Looking for info on parents of either:
Mattie KNIGHT SPEARS MAGEE b.1866
Henleyfield, La., d. 1953. Her last marriage was to
Charlie MAGEE. She was also married
to James Calvin KNIGHT. Sykes SPEARS father of Solon
SPEARS and Emma SPEARS
BYRD. He was second husband of Mat's.
BALLARD, SYLVEST, WALLACE posted by Sandy J. Corkern Email:
MurCork@aol.com on
Saturday, September 19, 1998
Looking for connections to Capt. Jordan
M. WALLACE, b. ca 1828, d. ca 1878
Washington Par., LA, bur. Wallace Cemetery, m. Lydia
BALLARD, b. 16 Dec 1844, d.
16 Nov 1914 Washington Par., LA, bur. Wallace Cemetery.
Daughter Leah m. Edward
Alexander SYLVEST.
CORKERN, MAGEE posted by Sandy J. Corkern Email: MurCork@aol.com
on Saturday,
September 19, 1998
Looking for any information on Phereba
MAGEE, b. ca 1788 SC, d. ca 1860 Washington
Par., LA; m. 12 May 1808 MS to James Bickham CORKERN,
b. ca 1788 Burke Co.,
GA, d. 11 Apr 1838 Washington Par., LA. They had 13
children, most of whom were
born in Washington Parish.
GILASPY, GILLESPIE, MILLER, MOORE, RUSSELL, SHAMBERGER posted
by Bobby
L. Martin Email: bandrmartin@mindspring.com on Saturday, September 19, 1998
Seeking help to identify a group of
people who moved with Alexander GILLESPIE in
1812/1813 from Jackson Co., GA to the Washington Par.,
LA area. Background: Alex.
GILLESPIE & Sarah (his wife) sold land in Jackson
Co., GA in Nov 1811. In Nov 1819
he claimed a section of land in St. Tammany Par., LA
"on which he now resides as an
actual settler" since 1813. He was awarded this land
in Jul 1824: Cert. #344; Sec. 43,
Twp 2 S, Rng 9 E. Alexander appears on the 1820 census
of Washington Par., LA as
Elick GILASPY. He seems to have sold the land and moved
to Copiah Co., MS in Nov
1824. In 1839, Alexander GILLESPIE died in Copiah Co.,
Ms (at the age of 96) at the
home of Mrs. Elizabeth RUSSELL. Other families with
whom Alexander was associated in
Copiah Co., MS were MILLER's, SHAMBERGER's & MOORE's.
Some or all were in
Washington Parish earlier. If you can help connect
any families back to Jackson Co., GA
or know relationships between them, I would be very
appreciative. Bob Martin
CAMP, CAMPBELL, CARTER, JACKS, KEMP, TARPLEY, TURNER, WATKINS
posted
by J. Betts Email: jlabetts@burgoyne.com on Saturday, September 19, 1998
Seeking descendants of John Bradford
KEMP/CAMP, son of Thomas CAMP and Nancy
TARPLEY. John married Mary Drucilla CAMPBELL daughter
of James CAMPBELL
and Margaret. They moved from South Carolina to Washington
Parish La. and bought land
there in early 1800's. Children were: Nancy KEMP/CAMP
m. Redmond CARTER, John
T. KEMP, Elihu KEMP, Mary KEMP m. Alfre WATKINS, William
KEMP, Carolina
Matilda KEMP, Thomas KEMP m. Sydney TURNER, Durcilla
KEMP m. Andrew
Jackson JACKS. Have done extensive research and willing
to share.
ANDERSON posted by Kitty B. Hoffman Email: lollygag@bellsouth.net
on Saturday, September
19, 1998
Seeking information on Joseph ANDERSON
shown in the 1820 and 1830 Washington
Parish, LA Census. He was living alone in 1830-aged
60-70yrs. He did not appear in the
1840 Wash. Par Census. Was this Joseph ANDERSON md.
to Running Deer? Was he
related to Robert ANDERSON also listed in the 1820
Wash. Par. Census?
JONES, STEWART, WALKER posted by Pat Smith Email: asmith1@tislink.com
on Saturday,
September 19, 1998
I am looking for information on Andrew
George "Turkey" JONES who married Elizabeth
STEWART and lived in Washington Parish. Their daughter,
Ophelia JONES b.
1/12/1903, m. Isom WALKER fr. Ms. Any help? Will share.
ROBERTS posted by Pam Ewald Email: PEwald@aol.com on Saturday, September 19, 1998
I am looking for information on a Redding
ROBERTS. I think he lived in Washington
Parish with brothers Elisha and William in the early
1800's. Redding's brother Elisha was in
War of 1812, but so far have not found Redding listed.
They were all in San Augustine and
Nacogdoches, Texas by 1825. Any info on Redding would
be appreciated.
THOMAS posted by Martha Thomas Email: mthoma04@lausd.k12.ca.us
on Wednesday,
September 23, 1998
I am looking for ancestors and descendants
of my ggrandfather Robert THOMAS b. abt.
7/1893 in MS. but moved to LA don't know when. He died
in Washington Parish of
Angie, LA abt. 9/1961 and my grandmother Martha THOMAS
who died in Washington
Parish of Angie, LA in abt. 1957.Any info would be
helpful. Thanks.
BATEMAN, PENTON posted by Ellis Bateman Email: ebateman@mindspring.com
on
Wednesday, September 23, 1998
Abner PENTON (b. Abt 1784, SC; m. Rebecca
*Unknown; d. 1850-1860, Washington,
LA) all from LDS Ancestral File 4.17. Does anyone know
anything about Abner? His
parents or his children? There were 3 PENTONs, Abner,
John & William in GA & AL,
late 1700's-mid 1800's. Are these related to Abner?
(The GA/AL Abner died in Coosa
Co., AL Bef. 1870 census.) J. W. BATEMAN - Library
holdings list a family history on J.
W. BATEMAN. What does the J. W. stand for and where
was he from. My
BATEMANs are also from Washington Co., GA and are related
to the Washington
Parish, LA BATEMANs.
Posted Queries for October 1998
ALFORD, BANNISTER, FORTENBERRY, JAMES, KEMP, PRIMES, ROBERTS,
SCHILLING, SHILLING, STIEBER, TURNER posted by T.J. Langlois Email:
Geckofarm@aol.com on Friday, October 2, 1998
I am researching the SHILLING or SCHILLING
family line. Many of the family lived in
Tangipahoa and Washington Parishes. Henry SCHILLING,
lived near Silver Springs
Church, in Tangipahoa. (Some of his relatives include
James Jeffery SCHILLING, Ira
ALFORD, Mallie S. FORTENBERRY). Also Susannah ROBERTS
SCHILLING
PRIMES - daughter John ROBERTS, Sr., married John Valzane
SCHILLING, and later
Daniel PRIMES. Susan ROBERTS death date (May 15, 1867)
was recorded in the
Family Bible of her sister Mary ROBERTS TURNER KEMP.
Reubin SCHILLING, was
Susan’s nephew, Peter SCHILLING was Valzain and Susan’s
son. Also Francis
SCHILLING, John Henry SCHILLING, John Jacob SCHILLING,
Jacob SCHILLING,
and Mary SCHILLING JAMES (wife of William JAMES). I
am also looking for Info on
the BANNISTERs - Aaron BANNISTER (born 1825) had a
son Charles (born 1861)
married (my aunt) Ella JAMES, their children are :
Alvah D BANNISTER STIEBER,
Lucins Talmage BANNISTER, Charlie Exie BANNISTER and
Woody BANNISTER.
BOOTY, STRINGFIELD posted by Elaine Barber Email: CraftyE@aol.com
on Monday,
October 12, 1998
Christopher B. BOOTY lived in Washington
Parish in the 1840-1850's. He married
Rebecca STRINGFIELD around 1841. His children: Abner
J., Leander Dewitt, Mary
Elizabeth, Dearcy, William David, Nancy and Martha
M, other names mentioned but not
sure about them. Christopher's siblings: Polly Ann,
Jackson, Abner Carroll, Ebenezer,
William, Miranda and Eleanor. Am willing to share information
on this family.
CRUMP, RICHARDSON posted by Email: Casper3050@aol.com on Wednesday,
October
14, 1998
I am looking for info on Alfred RICHARDSON.
He was born somewhere in La in 1815.
He married Selena CRUMP and they moved to Mississippi.
I have him in the 1840 Copiah
Co. MS Census. And I also found him in the 1850 and
1860 Censuses of Washington
Parish LA. I know they still lived there in 1870( I
have this census). They had 10 children.
They are Sylvester, Hardy, Leander, Emily, Gabraellen,
Palatiah, Samuel, Eugene, William,
and Angeline. Sylvester is my line. Anyway, I was hoping
to find out who Alfred's parents
were. He has a son named Hardy, so I thought maybe
he would somehow be kin to the
Hardy RICHARDSON in the Washington Parish book. I found
where Alfred was
mentined several times in the History book. I am not
absolutely positive that they are from
Washington Parish, but I was hoping to find that they
moved there to be near family. I don't
know dates of death or where they are buried. Any info
you could give me would be really
appreciated. I was hoping maybe you had run across
them in your research. Thanks. Hope
to hear from you soon. Memry
CHANDLER, KING, NICHOLSON, SHOWS, WEST posted by Debby King
Email:
debbyk@worldnet.att.net on Wednesday, October 14, 1998
My name is Debby WEST KING - I was
born in Bogalusa in 1944 at Desporte Clinic.
My families are the WEST and SHOWS. My father was Woodrow
Thomas WEST and
my mother, Ethel SHOWS WEST. My grandparents were Stephen
and Rennie
NICHOLSON WEST and James Aldine and Beatrice CHANDLER
SHOWS. I know
there is a wealth of information particularly on my
SHOWS family as both my grandparents
were active in the Masonic Lodge and Eastern Star.
All are buried at the Ponemah
cemetary. I have done extensive research on both lines
and have quite a bit of information
for any one connected. I would appreciate any old photographs
of my family that may be
available: two that come to mind: My grandmother was
in a commerical for I believe
Breland's feed store on Columbia road - they used to
run that film as a commercial in both
of the movie theaters there - I would give most anything
to have a copy of that - it was
probably 1953 era. Also my father was the butcher at
numerous grocery stores there and
was in the newspaper when National Food Store opened
up close to the hospital where
Magic City Motors was. My SHOWS grandparents at one
time stayed or worked at the
old Redwood Hotel - I have nothing other than my memory
of their stories. I would LOVE
to have a picture of the old Redwood hotel..if there
are any records of the railroad and
lumber company I would love to know how to contact
the people who have this
information. I have pictures of what I believe to be
my grandfather in his early years, but I
can't prove it. Any help would be GREATLY Appreicated!
Thanks, Debby
BECK, BROCK, BRUMFIELD, FORTENBERRY, HART, VARNADO posted by
Darnell
Marie Brunner Beck Email: BrunnerDe@aol.com on Saturday, October 17, 1998
Mason VARNADO/biracial {S/O Newton
VARNADO/white and a black female}
married in the earlier part of the 1920's Fannie FORTENBERRY
{D/O Charles
FORTENBERRY and Tempie BROCK} Fannie passed away late
1997 or early 1998 at
about 90 something years old. They had three kids {That
I know of}: A. Luke; B. Charlie;
C. Joseph. A. Luke VARNADO Sr. born 8-9-1926 died 10-23-1995
Bogalusa La.
married Lucille BRUMFIELD {D/O Latimor BRUMFIELD and
Harriet HART} born
5-26-1926 They had ten children {that I know of} B.
Charlie VARNADO born 9-5-1927
died 11-15-1995 New Orleans La. C. Joseph VARNADO born
10-21-1921 died
12-30-1994 Franklinton La.
BENNETT, BOYLES, SYLVEST, WARNER posted by Gloria Bennett Email:
HydePKLady@aol.com on Sunday, October 18, 1998
I am trying to find ties to the Ruffin
WARNER, Mary SYLVEST, Emma BOYLES
andGeorge Allen BENNETT families If you can help me
I will send you what I have.
CRAWFORD, MCKINNEY, PORTER, PROVOST posted by Michael Cheramie
Email:
mcheramie@home.com on Thursday, October 22, 1998
I am looking for any information or leads on the 9th LA
Partisan Rangers, with a special
interest on Company B. Anything would be a great help!
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