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 Henry C. Ewalt
M, #3215
Citations
- [S494] Laura Glass, "Laura Woodrough Glass correspondence", This is taken from information assembled by LWG. Individual sources will be mentioned in each item.
My source for the THOMAS SHORE information was Marshall SHORE, who has done
extensive research on the SHORE ancestors; also, received information from
Tommy Wiggins, a descendant, on Jane Shore Morin and William STAMPS, and Sue Moore, another descendant of Jane Shore & James MORIN.
But Marshall Shore was the main source of info.
LWG.
Penelope Stamps Ewalt
F, #646, b. 3 May 1829
| Birth* | 3 May 1829 | Penelope Stamps Ewalt was born on 3 May 1829 at Cooper's Run According to Bourbon, Scott and Nicholas County Kentucky, 1882- Ferrin and Peter p. 484. |
| | She was the daughter of Richard Ewalt and Maria Stamps. |
| MARRIAGE* | 18 January 1849 | She married Samuel L. Patterson on 18 January 1849 at Bourbon, KY.1 |
| Married Name | 18 January 1849 | As of 18 January 1849,her married name was Patterson. |
Citations
- [S67] Ferrin & Peter, Bourbon, Scott and Nicholas Co., KY.
Richard Ewalt
M, #632
| MARRIAGE* | | Richard Ewalt married an unknown person. |
Richard Ewalt
M, #645
Family | Maria Stamps b. 17 February 1794, d. 12 December 1871 |
| Children | |
Citations
- [S67] Ferrin & Peter, Bourbon, Scott and Nicholas Co., KY.
- [S494] Laura Glass, "Laura Woodrough Glass correspondence", This is taken from information assembled by LWG. Individual sources will be mentioned in each item.
My source for the THOMAS SHORE information was Marshall SHORE, who has done
extensive research on the SHORE ancestors; also, received information from
Tommy Wiggins, a descendant, on Jane Shore Morin and William STAMPS, and Sue Moore, another descendant of Jane Shore & James MORIN.
But Marshall Shore was the main source of info.
LWG.
Maj. Richard Ewen
M, #890
William Fair1
M, #4315, b. 1829
| Birth* | 1829 | William Fair was born in 1829.1 |
Citations
- [S59] 1900 Census;.
Willie Ann Fair
F, #1177, b. 6 July 1868, d. 3 March 1936
| Birth* | 6 July 1868 | Willie Ann Fair was born on 6 July 1868.1,2 |
| | She was the daughter of William Fair.1 |
| MARRIAGE* | 25 December 1884 | She married Reuben Davis, son of Zacharias Davis and Elizabeth King, on 25 December 1884 at Pulaski County, GA.3,4 |
| Burial* | 1936 | She was buried in 1936 at Bowers Cemetery, Empire, Dodge County, GA. |
| Death* | 3 March 1936 | On 3 March 1936 Margot,Willie Anne & Reubin lived on Pete's place in a little house where the home place is. Your mom knows the place I feel sure. Anyway, she continued to stay there after Reubin left and there was talk that maybe some "hanky panky" went on between her and Pete. Now, that is just pure gossip from Jerry's mother that she was told. Don't know if Guyton told her this or who actually did. I just remember her telling me that Guyton's mom, Maggie, was jealous of Aunt Willie Anne because Pete kinda looked after her and her kids.
She died March 3, 1936 and is buried in Bowers (Mt. Horeb) Cemetery, Dodge County, Georgia.
Jimmie Lee. |
| Married Name | 25 December 1884 | As of 25 December 1884,her married name was Davis. |
| CENSUS1900* | 1900 | In 1900 She is shown living with her father and children William 12, Pearl 8, Lewis 6 and Willis C. age 4. CENSUS 1900
WILLIE ANN DAVIS |
| Note* | 2003 | Jimmy Lee and I have been working on some information about Nancy Davis, daughter of William "Bill" (Zacharias' son) & Lulla Davis. They had a number of children when both died in 1890, within 4 weeks of each other. Bill's brothers and sisters took 4 of the youngest children in. Nancy was farmed out to Reuben & Willie Ann Fair Davis to raise. She was about 8 years old at the time. Sometime before 1900, date unknown, Reuben seduced Nancy and she had a child.
In the 1900 GA Census, Nancy is listed as living with her brother and his wife, John D. & Edith Davis. She later marries Kinion Phillips in 1903. The 1910 GA Census does not list the Phillips family with any children born before their marriage date.
In the mean time, Reuben has been run out of town by Nancy's brothers and purportedly changed his name to Lee Johnson and headed South. In the 1900 GA Pulaski Co Census, Willie Ann is raising her family w/o Reuben. Her father, William Fair, has moved in with her.
This begs the question, did Reuben change his name to Lee Johnson and where did he go?
We do not know when Nancy's child was born, it's name or where it went. Since the child could have gone with any number of relatives, it will be almost impossible to find.
Any thoughts?
Bob.2 |
Citations
- [S59] 1900 Census;.
- [S512] Bob Bridger, "Bridger," e-mail to Margot Woodrough, March 2003.
- [S339] Unknown subject unknown repository.
- [S337] Unknown subject unknown repository.
John T. Faircloth1
M, #4229
Citations
- [S570] Rhonda Henry, "Rhonda," e-mail to MVW, Oct 7 2005.
Samantha Jane Faircloth
F, #2322
Brigid Fallon
F, #985
| Death* | | Brigid Fallon died at Potatoe Famine, Ireland. |
| MARRIAGE* | | She married Michael Egan. |
| Married Name | | Her married name was Egan. |
Queenann "Gussie" Fann1,2
F, #3518, b. 1853, d. 26 February 1927
| Birth* | 1853 | Queenann "Gussie" Fann was born in 1853.3 |
| MARRIAGE* | before 1870 | She married Solomon D. Purser, son of Pryor Green Purser and Martha Mullis, before 1870.2 |
| Burial* | 1927 | She was buried in 1927 at Salem Cemetary, Bleckley County, GA.3 |
| Death* | 26 February 1927 | She died on 26 February 1927 at Bleckley County, GA.3 |
| Married Name | before 1873 | As of before 1873,her married name was Purser.2 |
Citations
- Last name obtained from Sue Mc Clendon.
e-mail address.
- [S56] 1880 Census;.
- [S502] June Adams, Betsy Smith Robin Mullis, Bleckley County, Georgia Cemeteries.
Claiborne Farish
M, #663, b. 1820, d. 18 November 1889
Citations
- [S375] The Papers of Jefferson Davis.
Sarah Farmer
F, #2927
Citations
- [S1] Bass Family, Book, 1961 State Archives of Georgia.
Nancy Ann Farnell1
F, #4430
| MARRIAGE* | 3 August 1851 | Nancy Ann Farnell married Henry Sauls, son of Theopolis Sauls and Absilla (?), on 3 August 1851.1 |
| Married Name | 3 August 1851 | As of 3 August 1851,her married name was Sauls. |
Citations
- [S2] Harris, History of Pulaski County.
Helen Farquharson1
F, #2847
Citations
- [S454] George Lendrum,, "Essex Co., Va."
Ella Nora Fennell
F, #2147
Thomas Franklin Fennell
M, #2146
Fr. Fidalis O.S.B
M, #190
Harley B. Fisk1
M, #113
Citations
- Hello,
I am a descendant of the Hollmeyer family. I am just beginning to delve into research into my family’s history and genealogy and came across your databases on RootsWeb.
Also, in your information on Rootsweb, you have noted that Irene Buchert and Richmond Joseph Hollmeyer had a child, Margaret Hollmeyer, and that Margaret Hollmeyer married James Fish. James’s correct name is James Sanford FISK, Sr. James and Margaret are my grandparents. James and Margaret had 6 children, one of which is my mother. Likewise, James’ father was Harley B. FISK as well. I just thought I would clarify that for you.
If you have any additional contacts, sources, or information you are willing to share about anyone in this family, I would be extremely grateful. I am trying to obtain as much information as possible so that I can construct an accurate genealogy of my family.
Thank you,
Megan Hatch.
James Fisk Sr.1
M, #112, b. 10 November 1921, d. 16 March 1981
Citations
- Hello,
I am a descendant of the Hollmeyer family. I am just beginning to delve into research into my family’s history and genealogy and came across your databases on RootsWeb.
Also, in your information on Rootsweb, you have noted that Irene Buchert and Richmond Joseph Hollmeyer had a child, Margaret Hollmeyer, and that Margaret Hollmeyer married James Fish. James’s correct name is James Sanford FISK, Sr. James and Margaret are my grandparents. James and Margaret had 6 children, one of which is my mother. Likewise, James’ father was Harley B. FISK as well. I just thought I would clarify that for you.
If you have any additional contacts, sources, or information you are willing to share about anyone in this family, I would be extremely grateful. I am trying to obtain as much information as possible so that I can construct an accurate genealogy of my family.
Thank you,
Megan Hatch.
Hannah Flagg
F, #1005, b. 10 November 1732, d. 3 April 1763
| MARRIAGE* | | Hannah Flagg married William Belknap, son of Samuel Belknap and Lydia Stearns. |
| Birth* | 10 November 1732 | She was born on 10 November 1732. |
| Death* | 3 April 1763 | She died on 3 April 1763 at age 30. |
| Married Name | | Her married name was Belknap. |
Aaron Floyd
M, #1537, b. 15 December 1920, d. 5 December 2002
| Birth* | 15 December 1920 | Aaron Floyd was born on 15 December 1920 at Cochran, Bleckley County, GA. |
| | He was the son of James Edward Floyd and Annie Jane Holland. |
| MARRIAGE* | 19 May 1943 | He married Odell (Nora Mae) Ingraham on 19 May 1943 at Bleckley County, GA. |
| Death* | 5 December 2002 | He died on 5 December 2002 at GA at age 81 He died after many years of decline. His daughters devotedly cared for him until the end. Fortunately, he was able to attend the family reunion in Novenmber and be at the ceremony commemorating the placing of the CSA headstone for his grandfather, Shade Floyd. |
| Employment* | | He was employed by Gas Station Owner. |
| Biography* | 2001 | Aaron Floyd was the 11th of 12 children. He and Mary Floyd were born twins with Mary arriving first by just a few minutes. They were born on December 15th l920. In the year 2000 Mary wrote the following:We will hit our 80th year in December 2000. What a life!!!! Aaron and Mary were reasonably close as children, doing things together such as joining the 4-H club and owning a Steer each, which had to be pampered and taken care of to prepare them for showing at the *Fair*. We had an old wooden cart we pulled out to the corn patch and cut down many stalks of corn for the fodder to feed them. Aaron's was a deep
brownish red and mine was closer to a honey red. Because he was the boy he got the prettiest and nicest one and I got the one that had to have a ring in his nose he was so wild and mean. But we loved having them and had to work every day taking care of them. When it came time to show them off they had to be moved to stalls, along with hey to bed down on, to Macon, Ga which was 40 miles away. Aaron went with his and had to bed down with the Steer until the day of the showing, but being a girl I was not allowed to go with mine. We had a colored (Negro) family living on the farm and Papa always said (colored) because he thought that sounded a little nicer. Anyway, *Aunt Ann* as she was known to us, had two or three grown *strapping* boys and one was named Clayton who got to go with my steer and bed down with it. On the day of the showing I was allowed to get in the pen and hold onto the rope along with Clayton and because I looked up at this handsome Negro man and smiled someone in the audience said "look-a-there, she got her a negar boy friend". I will never forget that @#&*^<*@* which I thought was awful for him to say. (Shug's son Lucian stayed at his grand parents home almost as much as he did his own so as children we, and the entire family, treated him like a brother and he and Aaron were very close, so the two of them and me and LaVerne used to get into trouble almost constantly, between shooting cats with *Pop Guns* and making mud pies and swinging from trees we stayed in trouble with Papa. We were all making mud pies and needed some water so sent Lucian with a bucket to the branch (stream of water) that ran pretty fast through a sewer pipe under the road to the other side at the bottom of the hill. Well, he tried to sink the bucked by pushing straight down on it until it suddenly went under and pulled Lucian in with it. We children ran down the hill to save him and after pulling him out of the water proceeded to roll him in sand trying to dry him off so Papa would be none the wiser. Well, I am sure you can guess at the outcome of this little trick. Everyone got a switching. Aaron Lucian, and I would put LaVerne, who was all of 4 or 5, on a pine sapling we had pulled down as far as it would bend and let go just to see her flung back and forth until it had straightened out!!!Aaron and Lucian were playing down the road a ways late one evening after dark and would not come in the house to eat their supper. After many calls Albert decided to take a bedsheet and put it over his head and sneak up behind them. Those two boys thought they were seeing a *ghost* and really made tracks running home. In high school Aaron liked the prettiest girl in the class named Patsy. He always wanted to drive the car (ford) Papa had bought for us to drive to school in Cochran which was 5 miles away. Since I was Papa's pet he also knew I would be allowed to go visit Patsy if I asked Papa. My job around the house was washing up all those dirty dishes from such a large family, You guessed it, the only way I would agree to go visit Patsy was if Aaron helped me wash the dishes!!! Patsy got pregnant by someone and left high school and was considered not a *nice* girl and that was the end of visiting Patsy. Later I had a friend named Odell Ingram and visited her frequently and she did the same to my house where she and Aaron started dating and got married. As a young man Aaron got drafted and had to serve in the army. He was sent to Australia and New Guinea where he sent me pictures of native women wearing nothing but grass skirts!! During this time he went for a swim in the ocean and got cought in a riptide and before he knew it he had drifted very far out so began to swim towards the beach but became to tired he gave up on life and decided that was it he just could not go another stroke and when he dropped his arms they touched sand and that was what saved him. While stationed there he was radioman on a plane that had to fly out almost daily. One day a new Jewish fellow radioman wanted to go on that flight - the plane went down and was never heard from. So your Uncle Aaron has had two close calls that he told me about. After the war Aaron and Odell, LaVerne and Raymond, Mary and Hassan, Herschel and Annie and Bessis Lou and Lucian would all gather at each others house for spaghetti suppers (that being all any of us could afford at the time). After eating, some or all of us, played a card game called Red Dog which involved light gambling (just pennies or nickles). We had heard that Mama's half sister Aunt Eva or Aunt Ruby or Aunt Florence had discovered that way back in history there was a man named Humphrey, whom we promptly nicknamed Uncle Hump, who had lots of oil wells and no known relatives when he died and that the royalties from all this oil had been collecting with no one to claim it. It seems that one of our half Aunts had been working on it for years trying to prove that Uncle Hump was related to our Grandfather Holland. After a few card games and a few beers we would sit around and spend Uncle Hump's money. I remember Aaron was going to have milk piped in and silly stuff just like that. Odell died a few years back and Aaron has had a stroke but is doing good. Written by Mary Floyd. |
| Note* | 2008 | He According to his daughter, Lynn, his blood type was rh negative type B. in 2008. |
Alice Floyd
F, #1480, b. 1913, d. say 1979
| Birth* | 1913 | Alice Floyd was born in 1913.1 |
| | She was the daughter of James Washington (Cousin Jim) Floyd and Ava A. Sanders. |
| MARRIAGE* | 26 February 1928 | She married O. T. Hodge on 26 February 1928. |
| Death* | say 1979 | She died say 1979. |
| CENSUS1920* | 1920 | She was shown on census in 1920 at Bleckley County, GA.1 |
| Married Name | 26 February 1928 | As of 26 February 1928,her married name was Hodge. |
Citations
- [S61] 1920 Census;.
Allen Floyd
M, #1104, d. before 1808
| Birth* | | Allen Floyd was born. |
| | He was the son of Morrise Floyd and Mary Walthrop. |
| Death* | before 1808 | A will for Allen Floyd lists Andrew, Buckner, Charles, Edward, Gronow, James and Thomas. Do not know if this is the same Allen. |
| Note* | 1795 | Sold land in Ga. on 2-25-1795 and 3-20-1802. |
Amos Floyd
M, #1114, d. October 1807
| | Amos Floyd was the son of Thomas Floyd and Ann (?) (?) |
| Death* | October 1807 | He died in October 1807 at Nash, NC. |
| Probate* | November 1807 | His estate was probated in November 1807 at NC Will of Amos Floyd In the name of God Amen I am weak in body but sound mind and memory my will is that my just debts and fineral (sic) charges shall be paid. (Item) after that I wont my brother Federick Floyd paid for all the troble and expence that he was at in my sickness. (Item) I give and bequeath all my wearning clothes to my two brothers to be Equally devided to them and their heirs for ever. (Item) my will is that all the rest and residue of my Estate shall be equally divided among my brothers and sister(s) to them and thair heirs for Ever. I constitute and apoint my brother Federick Floyd to be my executor to this my Last will and Testament. Sine Sealed and delivered in presence of This 27th of October A.D. 1807 (Note: He seems to have signed this himself) Amos Floyd Witness Nathan Whitehead Wm. Whiless.1 |
| TAXROLL* | 1771 | He was on the tax roll in 1771 at Bute, NC, A Bute county tax record lists Amos as the son of Thomas. This means that in 1771 he was at least 21 years old if he owned land making his birthdate 1750 or earlier. (I would say 1740 as he had to have time to earn money to buy the land.) The Amos Floyd (also in Bute County) father of Gilford Floyd, who was left an orphan at age 16 in 1803, could easily have been the son of Amos son of Thomas. Apparently the Amos Floyd who died in 1803 was rather young as he left an underaged orphan (Gilford age 16). Its possible that Amos son of Amos and father of Guildord was born about 1767. This falls within the supposed dates. Pure speculation, but worth remembering. |
| CENSUS1790* | 1790 | He appeared on the census in 1790 at Hillsborough District, Wake, N.C; Census shows Amos with a total of seven people. I found this in a family history at the Georgia Archives. He is in the Hillsboro District.2 |
| Biography* | 27 October 1807 | On 27 October 1807 at NC Amos appeared in county records. According to the Nash Co. N.C. Court Records (p.192) Amos Floyd and James Drury were witnesses in a lawsuit between Arch Hamilton and John Parker. They failed to appear and an order was issued to fine them according to act of assembly. This is only a small snatch of a person's life, but it gives depth to an otherwise lifeless name in a book.
A person's will often serves as a broader outline for a life. Will of Amos Floyd In the name of God Amen I am weak in body but sound mind and memory my will is that my just debts and fineral charges shall be paid. (Item) after that I want my brother Federick Floyd paid for all the troble and expence that he was at in my sickness. (Item) I give and bequeath all my wearing clothes to my two brothers to be Equally devided to them and their heirs for ever. (Item) my will is that all the rest and residue of my Estate shall be equally divided among my brothers and sister to them and thair heirs for Ever. I constitute and apoint my brother Federick Floyd to be my executor to this my Last will and Testament. Sine Sealed and delivered in presence of This 27th of October A.D. 1807 (Note: He seems to have signed this himself) Amos Floyd Witness Nathan Whitehead Wm. Whiless. |
Citations
- [S483] Joseph Watson, Nash County Wills.
- [S47] 1790 Census;.
Amos E. Floyd Jr.
M, #1393, b. July 1850, d. after 1900
|  ZACHARIAN DAVIS PLACE |
| Birth* | July 1850 | Amos E. Floyd Jr. was born in July 1850 at Pulaski County, GA. |
| | He was the son of Amos Kinchen Floyd and Anna Luttia Mc Daniel. |
| MARRIAGE* | 7 July 1872 | He married Martha (Margaret) Martin, daughter of George Martin and Elcy (Alesa) Haskins, on 7 July 1872 at GA.1 |
| Death* | after 1900 | He died after 1900 at Coffee, GA. |
| CENSUS1860 | 1860 | He appeared on the census in 1860 at GA. |
| MILITARY* | circa 1860 | He served in the military circa 1860 at GA I think this is a mistake as he was only ten years old.2 |
| CENSUS1870 | 1870 | He appeared on the census in 1870 at GA; Living in house # 890.3 |
| CENSUS1880* | 1880 | In 1880 Shown as living in house # 559 not far from Zachariah Davis.4 |
| CENSUS1900* | 1900 | He appeared on the census in 1900 at GA.5 |
Citations
- [S377] Pulaski County Marriages.
- [S154] Unknown subject unknown repository.
- [S156] Unknown subject unknown repository.
- [S56] 1880 Census;.
- [S155] Unknown subject unknown repository.
- [S498] Wiregrass Genealogy Group, Floyd Cemetery, Tombstone only says infant son.
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