Allred - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

princess mary?

LEANonHYMN — 2012-05-02 23:26:24Z

Ok, not to be silly... But, I was following the hints for the Allred line and got back to the 1400s and saw a few things that I need clarification on...
william aldrich b 1446 married Alice
was her dad was william aldrich just like William's?
It says her mother was princess of England... is that right?

Re: ALLRED-CARDWELL

noslemac — 2012-04-15 02:20:22Z

WOW. I am glad to hear from you. I will be happy to share what info I have on the family. Fannin was my gr grandmother's maiden name. I can be reached at noslemac@yahoo.com

Re: ALLRED-CARDWELL

agaildev — 2012-04-15 00:39:54Z

Hi,
My name is Waynard Devers and I am the son of Rozell. I truthfully do not know a great deal about my grandfather as he died when my mother was very young in an automobile accident while changing a tire on the side of road. Edna never remarried and lived in Roanoke, Texas in a home beside her parents until they died of old age. I just retired last year and am just becoming interested in tracking down info on my family. In addition to the Allred and Cardwell families, I know that Edna was related to the Fannin family some of whom also lived in Roanoke.

Jim & Rachel Allred Family Picture

ronmauldin51 — 2012-02-26 16:07:05Z

Attached is a picture I have of the Jim and Rachel Allred family. I am assuming the oldest people are Jim and Rachel and have no idea of the other names.

Jim is the brother of my great great grandmother Norma (Linda) Malinda Allred Duke Rogers. Their father was James(Jim) H. Madison Allred.

The father was married three times and Linda was the daughter of Louisa Watts or Watson. I do not know if Jim and Linda had the same mother.

Ron Mauldin

Re: ALLURED & ALLRED

cowboy2000 — 2011-12-05 18:49:13Z

Michael,
I am from the ALLRED family and I have personally traced my line from Richmond County, NC to Kentucky to Overton County, TN to Reynolds County, MO to Pope County, AR to Mayes County, OK.

Here is the link to the Allred Family's DNA site with explanations.

http://allredfamily.com/dnaproject.htm

Here is the link to Ancestry.com's DNA testing. The cost is very reasonable for a 33 marker for the Paternal Lineage DNA Test. It would definitely answer the question whether the Allured family is connected to the Allred family or vice versa.

http://dna.ancestry.com/welcome.aspx

Re: ALLURED & ALLRED

mallured — 2011-12-05 12:56:32Z

Jim,

Thanks for the note. I have not had a DNA test done. I will certainly give it some thought. Are you from the Michigan, California/Utah or Louisiana branch of the Allured family?

I would be interested in anything you might have. I used to keep track of the family as best as I could, but that was many years ago and now I am just beginning to understand the modern tools.

Michael Allured

Re: ALLURED & ALLRED

cowboy2000 — 2011-12-05 03:51:00Z

Michael,
Have you ever had a DNA test done to see if your Allureds were matches with Allred? Even just 12 markers would answer that question.

I do have DNA results that I would be willing to share and there is an Allred website that also has other Allreds' DNA results.

Jim Allred

Re: CARRIE ELIZA ALLURED

mallured — 2011-12-04 15:32:17Z

I would be very interested in your details of the Allured family. I have quite a bit of info for the USA branch with a couple of ties back to UK. Would like to fill in more.

Michael Allured

Obituary for Rufus Solomon Allred (1889-1964)

AlexanderRoller — 2011-10-25 14:07:02Z

OBITUARY
January 23, 1964 "Green Forest Tribune"
Green Forest, Arkansas
Rufus S. Allred, 74, of Green Forest died on January 16, 1964 at Veteran's Hospital in Fayetteville. He was born on November 9, 1889 in Dinsmore, a son of Mack and Josephine (Smith) Allred. He was a veteran of World War I and a member of Assembly of God Church. He is survived by his widow, Ingie Allred, of the home; one sister, Lillie McCollough of Greenfield, California; two brothers, S. M. Allred of Napa, California and Gordon Allred of Alpena; two nieces; and three nephews. Funeral services were held Saturday at Assembly of God Church with Rev. Billy Burris officiating. Burial was in Fairgrove Cemetery under the direction of Nelson Funeral Service.

Alex Roller
aroller@opusnet.com

Sanford Allred & Beecher Allred -- 1880 Grainville, Wayne, Iowa

ALLREDTC — 2011-10-23 19:16:31Z

Sanford and Beecher Allred were living in Grainville, Wayne County, Iowa when the 1880 census was taken. In the same household was a man named Beecher Allred who was born in Iowa in 1856. Was he Sanford's brother??? I have been unable to find him anywhere else so think Beecher may be a middle name. If he is Sanford's brother, he is a son of Thomas & Rosannah (Montgomery) Allred, living in Shelby County, IN in 1850. Assume they moved to Iowa before 1856 but they are not found on the 1856 Iowa State census but some of their children are. I find no sale of Thomas' land in Indiana through 1873. It is confusing.

Re: Seymore Bert and Mary Ellen Child

heidijclayton — 2011-09-28 02:33:45Z

Hello,
I am the granddaughter of una Marie Allred and wanted to correct the information you have on who she married. She married Harold Milford Jensen and then later divorced. She remarried Frank Richard Evans.
Thanks,
Heidi

Re: Verify -Divorce of Joseph A. ALLRED -Rhoda Ann (Palmer) Allred -Dec.10, 1877 -Davis County, UT

LHolmstrom — 2011-09-24 18:35:51Z

And then he married my great grandmother, Georgiana Lambert on 1 Feb. 1878. Have you checked the Richmond, Cache, UT cemetery for her burial?
Linda

Re: Verify -Divorce of Joseph A. ALLRED -Rhoda Ann (Palmer) Allred -Dec.10, 1877 -Davis County, UT

mdspens — 2011-09-17 17:43:26Z

We have copies of the divorce papers that the divorce was final. You can connect Utah Archives in Salt Lake City, Utah and they will send you a copy for a fee. We also have a copy of a letter from Zemira Palmer to his mother Phebe that he was sorry to hear of Joseph and Rhoda Ann separating. The letter was dated 30 January 1879. We are still looking for Rhoda Ann's burial site, if you find where it is please contact us.

Re: search

chances321 — 2011-09-05 16:02:50Z

Hi Im Mike Allred My grandfathers father was James Monroe Allred. im just started researching my self.ive got alot that i havent put in my tree yet.but its under Allred Family and Im Michael Denny Allred hope we can help each other my email is chances321@aol.com

Re: Allred Families

chances321 — 2011-09-05 15:53:54Z

Hey thanks ive just gotten started searching my relatives. Im Michael(Mike)Allred i have found alot back to 1300s but havent posted most yet. maybe we can help each other.my email is chances321@aol.com thanks mike

ALLRED James H - Vietnam Wall section 1E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-09-05 15:37:54Z

ALLRED James H - Vietnam Wall section 1E

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 222,447 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

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

Re: Sanford Allred and Minnie O'Shea

ALLREDTC — 2011-08-10 19:11:25Z

Hey, John...I'm in Salt Lake City and am not having much success. I can't find where Thomas Allred sold his land in Shelby Co., IN or guardianship records, either.

I think I'll work on Minnie O'Shea a bit before I head home to Missouri.

Teri

Re: ALLRED/BOWLING ALABAMA

1hopefloats2 — 2011-08-05 07:30:25Z

I have a copy of Thomas J. Bowlings death certificate. Also, I believe the H.M. Bowling you're referring to is Hudson Marion Bowling who I have listed as Thomas Bowlings brother.

Thomas 1st wife was Mary Ellen Allred and I believe he also married a Millie Frye on 2-5-1911.

I have the 1880 census for Marshall County, Alabama.

Thomas J. Bowling and Mary Ellen Allred Bowling are my gg grandparents their son John Willis Bowling was my Great Grandfather.

Re: Sanford Allred and Minnie O'Shea

ALLREDTC — 2011-07-19 19:54:31Z

Haven't heard from you by e-mail (sent 2 messages) so thought I'd try this.
I am sure I found your Sanford Allred on the 1860 census, although the surname was spelled Alfred. He was living with the Thomas Edds (probably Eads) and his family. Sanford was 11. They were in Christian County, Illinois (adjacent to Macon County, IL). The post office is Mount Auburn. Thomas Eads (with variations) is also found in Shelby County, Indiana. I need to look for marriage records for him there.

The reason we can't find Sanford Allred, born 1855 in IL is because he was born in 1849 in Indiana, son of Thomas Allred and Rosannah or Susannah Montgomery. I am pretty sure about this, but will try to further verify.

Lewey Ann was living in Iowa when the 1856 census was taken there (state census) as well as Lewis, her twin brother. I think she may have died shortly after her marriage, but have to keep checking on that. I find Thomas E. Fuller getting married in 1868 and 1878. Can't be sure if it is the same man or not, but that can be further researched.

I have a lot more, but one thing I don't have: who is this Thomas Allred??? He was born about 1809. There was an Isaac Allred in Indiana prior to 1850, too, both common names in my husband's family. One of his sons, Anderson Allred, I've researched before. He lived in NW Missouri, near the Kansas border. I even went there about 15 years ago trying to track him down and had some success. He would have been Sanford's older brother (9 years older). They show up in the same household in Iowa on one census. I'll have to document that as I wasn't seriously on the trail of this family when I found that information.

So all is well on this research. Teri Cochran Allred

Allred family now on Facebook

gkawalker — 2011-07-13 12:09:17Z

The Allred Family Organization has just formed a group online, on Facebook. We'd love to have any family join in the fun. We'll share reunion information, upcoming books and are hoping to connect cousins so we can all share in the information we have. Just do a search for "Allred Family Organization" and join the fun!

See you soon!
Karisa Walker

Re: Sanford Allred and Minnie O'Shea

ALLREDTC — 2011-07-10 22:01:53Z

I received your message and sent an e-mail to you. Hopefully you will get that but I did get this message. It is extremely hot at the lake today.

I noticed on the 1900 census that Sanford said he was born in March 1855 (close enough to the date you gave). It also says his mother was born in Vermont. I wonder if that is right. I have found a Sanford Allred/Alred in Macon County, IL on one of the census records but this gives his year of birth (going by age) about 1847 or 1848 and born in Indiana. In the meantime, I found some other "mystery Allreds" such as Shadrack Alred who was b. in TN abt 1833. No idea where he fits but he was in the same area of IL and a couple of his children were married in Macon County.
Teri

Re: Sanford Allred and Minnie O'Shea

arg154 — 2011-07-10 16:59:35Z

Teri,
I enjoyed talking with you Thursday evening. Thank you for searching for information on Sanford Allred. The following information is what my grandparents, John Sanford Allred and Geneva Ann Bechtel Allred shared with me.

Sanford Allred was born in Decatur, Illinois, Macon County on February 6, 1855. His mother was Rosamond or something like that. They had 3 children, Sanford, Louie or Lewis and Luann or Lewey ann. They were raised by Aunt Phoebe and Uncle Dick, don’t know the last name.

We think Sanford came to KC in the 1880’s and that he painted carriages. Sanford married Minnie O’Shea in Cairo, Illinois on May 1, 1889. They lived in KC and had 5 children, John Sanford born March 3, 1890, Mary C. born January 2, 1892, George born July 2, 1896, Willie died April 21, 1898 three months old of bronchial pneumonia and Sarah born June 22, 1900. My grandfather was named after Minnie’s father John and his father Sanford.

Minnie was born Sept 17, 1864 and was one of nine children. Her father’s name was John T O’Shea
born in Ireland and her mother’s name was Sarah (Rouche) O’Shea born in Canada. John died June 9, 1892 age 62 from heart failure.

Sanford Allred died Jan 2, 1906 from pneumonia. Minnie O’Shea Allred died April 15, 1912 from softening of the brain, stroke or hemorrhage of the brain. She was sick for 2 years.

Sanford, Willie and Minnie were buried in Mount St. Mary’s cemetery in KCMO. George was married, no children and lived in California.

Mary C Allred married Ernest A Ganzler on April, 3, 1920 in KCMO and Sarah married Ernest Korthaus November 9, 1922 in KCMO.

Sanford said he was Scotch Irish. I found a Lewey Ann Alred who married Thomas E Fuller November 4, 1864 in Coles County Illinois. (Illinois marriage records1763-1900) She could be Sanford’s sister. There is a Sanford L Allred who purchased 40 acres of land on April 18, 1848 (Illinois State Archives) Could be Sanford’s father.

After seeing suzanne’s e-mail regarding George with a middle name of Mogomery I found in my research a Thomas Allred born in Tennessee who married Rosahah Montgomery in 1838 in Shelby County, Illinois, Addison Township. She could be Sanford’s mother. There was a Lewis Allred born in 1847 in Addison County Shelby County, Indiana.

I would love to talk with Suzanne since we had the same great grandparents. I didn’t think Mary or Sarah had any children. I couldn’t find any Ganzler or Korthaus in Missouri records.
I know my grandfather, John Sanford, said he returned to Decatur and the courthouse had burned down and there were no birth records. We found a baptismal record from the Salt Lake temple December 3, 1932 for Sanford, I think it is where they baptized the dead, Ray S Hambleton, proxy; inst. James Allred, dead and the last word off the line is rel. (I think it means Relative). There were 8 other Allred’s in the batch, all from Randolph, North Carolina.

I really appreciate your efforts and I’m looking forward to meeting you and your husband at the lake sometime this summer. I would also love to talk with Suzanne since we had the same grandparents.

Sincerely,
John N. Allred
Leawood, KS

Re: Looking for Burial info.- Rhoda Ann (Palmer) ALLRED -d.27 Dec. 1879 -Lewiston, Cache, UT

MJsfamilytree — 2011-07-05 03:07:34Z

Hi~
Thanks for your reply to my post This isn't my GGG-Grandmother (Rhoda Ann (Palmer) ALLRED. She died 27 Dec. 1879 in Lewiston, Cache, UT. Her Maiden name was Palmer.

Re: Looking for Burial info.- Rhoda Ann (Palmer) ALLRED -d.27 Dec. 1879 -Lewiston, Cache, UT

lkarlin170 — 2011-07-02 02:22:08Z

I have found a Rhoda Allred in a cencus of 1930 she was 70 years old then.Had a son E Lowell Allred.They lived in cache county Utah. The town listed as trenton but the only town I can find is Tremonton.This may be a different Rhoda but strange same county and state.I do not have Maiden name.

Re: Arkansas Allreds

cowboy2000 — 2011-06-29 03:41:35Z

Donna, please give more information of approximate birthdate and where, even if it is a guess.

If he was your ggrandfather, then you must have known the name of his son, your grandfather, and also that of your father/mother. This would help those who want to help you.

Thanks,
Jim

Re: Arkansas Allreds

tlyndonna — 2011-06-28 23:24:28Z

I am not sure of these folks but I am also looking for Allreds in Arkansas. My great Grandfather was Robert Allred, and his wife Agnes Allred. They were in Harrisburg Arkansas in the 1940's. Please let me know if this sounds familiar :)

Re: Sanford Allred and Minnie O'Shea

ALLREDTC — 2011-06-14 14:57:39Z

Thank you so much. The census record shows that he was born in Illinois and I was having a very difficult time finding him in any family there, so could not find his parents.

I will use your clues to see if I can find them.

Teri Cochran Allred

I'd love to have copies of any photos you may have...
AllredTeriC@msn.com

Re: Sanford Allred and Minnie O'Shea

twbarrows — 2011-06-14 02:48:26Z

Teri,
Sanford Allred and Minnie O'Shea were my great grandparents. Their daughter, Mary Cecilia Allred was my grandmother. Mary Cecilia Allred married Ernest Ganzer in Kansas City. The story told to me by my mother, daughter of Mary Cecilia Allred Ganzer, was that Sanford Allred was from Texas. Looking at the other posting, where the Allred family was in Texas, our family story may be correct. My mother told me that she was always very fond of her Uncle Sanford (Mary Ceceilia's brother) and his wife Geneva. My mother also said that Sanford Allred originally went to the home of John O'Shea in Cairo, Ill. to ask for the hand in marriage of Minnie's sister but saw Minnie and asked for her hand instead. Of all of the children that John O'Shea had, I believe there were nine, only Minnie moved away and was living in Kansas City at the time of her father's death in Cairo. The story was that the couple had to move due to the circumstances of the marriage request. I have photographs of both Minnie and Sanford supposedly from their wedding day. My mother also told me that Sanford had quite a beautiful moustache and he used to tie rags around it at night so it would curl properly during the day. I think I also have a photograph of George Allred and his wife Ruthie.
Suzanne Hathorn

Re: charles jefferson allred

tracilyngraf — 2011-05-17 00:16:46Z

Donald, Jeff is VERY interested in finding out any and all information you have on his father and grandfather. We have researched some and the trail is very confusing. Please contact him at jeffcg1250@yahoo.com

Re: Sanford Allred and Minnie O'Shea

ALLREDTC — 2011-05-09 15:37:14Z

Thank you for your reply. I found what you posted (most of it) and can't help but think the Sanford I'm looking for belongs to the Jesse Allred line.

Descendants of Sanford Allred have property near where I live in Mid-Missouri, so I am trying to help connect the line to all of the other Allreds I know about. I think I'll check the IL Marriage Index for clues.

Sometimes the census taker was a bit lazy and didn't differentiate between step-children and biological.

Teri

Re: Sanford Allred and Minnie O'Shea

cowboy2000 — 2011-05-09 06:05:23Z

Teri,
A theory below:
I found the following family with a Sanford Allred (not yours):
1870 Skookumchuck, Lewis, WA Territory;Aug 5
HH671
Allred, Jesse L 71 KY
Margaret 64 KY
Isaac 16 IL
Sanford L 23 IL

HH672
Allred, Cyrus 27 MO

HH673
Allred, Solomon R 37 IL
Mary W 33 MO
Sarah J 12 TX
Jesse D 10 TX
Margaret F 8 MO
James F 6 OR
Clemmo 5 OR (dau)

If you notice, Jesse & Margaret were in IL as early as 1833. They appear to be there until 1854 when Isaac was born. Then all or some of the family moved to Texas by 1858 and were there in 1860 and then moved to Kansas by 1860 (census below) and then to Missouri by 1862 and then to Oregon by 1864 and 1865 before moving to Lewis County, Washington.

In 1850 census the family of Jesse & Margaret Allred were in Mason County, Illinois;Oct 26
HH43
Jesse Allred 51 KY
Margaret 44 KY
Solomon 17 IL
John 16 IL
Jesse J 13 IL
Martha J 12 IL
Cyrus 8 IL
William H 5 IL
Sanford 3 IL

1860 McGhee County, KS; July 30
HH177
Jesse Allred 61 KY
Margaret 52 KY
Cyrus I 19 MO
William H 15 MO
Sanford L 13 MO
Isaac M 8 MO

HH180
Solomon Allred 25 IL
Mary W 23 MO
Sarah J 1 TX
Jesse D 6/12 TX

My theory is that John, who would have been 20 by 1854 and may have married in IL by then and had a son, Sanford John Allred (who in turn named his son, John Sanford Allred per WWI draft card).

Where is John in 1860? 1870? 1880? Could have died after Sanford was born and his mother remarried and Sanford took the new father's last name until he married. There was a Sanford Bellows in Cairo, Alexander, IL in 1880 census but do not believe this is your guy.

Sanford Allred and Minnie O'Shea

ALLREDTC — 2011-05-08 20:01:43Z

This couple was married in 1889 in Cairo, Alexander, Illinois and were living in Kansas City, Missouri when the 1900 census was taken. He died in 1906 in Kansas City. The 1900 census gives his birthdate as March 1855 in Illinois.

I've tried everything I can think of and can't find him on any census prior to 1900. The census gives KY as his father's birthplace and his mother's as Vermont. That dosen't help a bit, though it should (if correct).

Sandord and Minnie had the following children: Sanford John Allred (b. 1890), Mary, George Montgomery Allred, Sarah and a son, Willie, who died at the age of 3 months in 1898.

Teri Cochran Allred, AG

Verify-Reddin A. ALLRED's -Death info. in 1900

MJsfamilytree — 2011-04-23 05:11:13Z

Reddin is a son of Isaac & Mary (Calvert) ALLRED.
Everyone agrees that he died in Hubbard, Graham, AZ.
He's buried at the Thatcher Cemetery in Thatcher, AZ

The part that people don't agree on is his death & burial dates. Obit. in Arizona Bulletin shows he died on 9th June 1900 and buried the next day.
Several people are showing he died on the 18th of June 1900, and was buried on the 20th June 1900.
Does anyone have any death records to clarify which dates are correct?

Verify -Divorce of Joseph A. ALLRED -Rhoda Ann (Palmer) Allred -Dec.10, 1877 -Davis County, UT

MJsfamilytree — 2011-04-18 02:03:13Z

I found online this ~
Divorce Register of Action
Davis County, UT Serial #4731
Probate Court
Plaintiff Defendant: ALLRED, Joseph A.
Filing Date: 12/10/1877
Case No. 192
Opposing Party: ALLRED, Rhoda A.
_______________________________________
Can anyone verfiy that Joseph & Rhoda - did get a divorce?

Looking for Burial info.- Rhoda Ann (Palmer) ALLRED -d.27 Dec. 1879 -Lewiston, Cache, UT

MJsfamilytree — 2011-04-18 01:55:57Z

I'm a directline relative of her husband Joseph Anderson ALLRED.

I need Burial info. & proof of where Rhoda was buried.
All I have now is she died 27 Dec 1879 in Lewiston, Cache, Utah.
Can anyone HELP me??

looking for G Eddie Shirey

wadagrand1 — 2011-04-08 05:59:07Z

I am running into walls looking for my grandfather and his past. His mother was Mary A (Duke) Shirey Allred. I believe his fathers name was Edward, who was deceased prior to Oct 1889. He was born appx 1883-1884, did register for the draft for WWI. He had 4 children, Thomas, Laurine (Lorene), Etta May and Mary Idalee. He lived in Mississippi, Clarke County and is believed to be from Alabama. He married Mary Irene Odom. Any suggestions or help would be appreciated

Re: Allred Families

ajpfohl — 2011-03-14 01:38:43Z

I'm trying to find info on my great grandfather S.A. Allred or S.A. Alred (his given name was Samuel). His name is listed with both spellings on his Civil War records. He lived in Tennessee and was possibly born in North Carolina about 1837.

Thomas Floyd Allred

modelinggirls1 — 2011-03-08 03:48:22Z

Thomas was married three times to Rachel Bledsoe. Thomas had 20 childred. Any info about Thomas would be so meaningful.
I am a great great granddaughter of his.

Thank you.

Re: ALLRED / ALRED

modelinggirls1 — 2011-03-08 03:22:29Z

My name is Amy Allred. My great grandfather was Cecil Wayne Allred son of Thomas Floyd Allred. Thomas was married three times and had twenty children. Any information you might have on Thomas would mean a great deal to me.

Thank you,
Amy Allred

Re: Solomon Franklin Allred

modelinggirls1 — 2011-03-08 02:28:26Z

Soloman had a brother named Cecil Wayan Allred. I am the great grand daughter of Cecil. Do you know anything about there Father Thomas Floyd Allred?

Re: Allred

modelinggirls1 — 2011-03-08 02:24:12Z

Soloman was the son of Thomas F. Allred. Soloman was the brother to Cecil Wayan Allred. I am the great grand daughter of Cecil Wayan Allred. Would like to know if you have any information on Soloman's father Thomas Floyd Allred's family?

Surnames

Sendtocjones — 2011-03-07 05:28:10Z

Why would a father last named Allred and a mother last name Rolfe,(circa) 1580 have children whose names are Aldridge, Alrich and Aldridge?

Elizabeth Allred Born 1794 North Carolina

MaryBeckham757 — 2011-02-10 05:13:24Z

I am looking for the husband of Elizabeth
Alred who appears on the 1850 Paulding County
Census. Elizabeth, in 1850, is age 56, born
in North Carolina circa 1794. The only
children that I know may be hers is a Kindness
B. Allred born 1832 and William Nathaniel
Allred born circa 1824. These two children
were born in Georgia. I am looking for a
Alred/Allred gentleman who would have died
previous to the 1850 census. I am assuming
that he would be close to Elizabeths age.
Probably born in North Carolina circa 1790-1795.
If the son was named after his father, I am
looking for a William. He would have been
in Georgia as early as 1824.

Kindness B. Allred went on to marry
Aaron Perry Bowling, son of Martin Bowling.

It is not known to me the connection between
the Bowlings and the Allreds. I do find
William Nathaniel living in the household
of Martin Bowling in Alabama. The Bowlings
were originally in Virginia and came through
the South via South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama
and into Texas.

Elizabeths' neighbors are James A. Crowder b.
1802, age 48; wife, Matilda, b. 1814. 3 children
William, Robert and Ledford.
Note: The names of Matilda and William are
common in our Allred family. Williams daughter
is named Matilda.

William Tanner, neighbor, b. 1815 in Georgia;
wife, Melinda, b. 1815 in Georgia; 8 children:
James, Richard, Susam, John, Dick, Ving.

Martha Gilly, b. 1800, in South Carolina. Lives
alone. Possibly a widow.

A. P. Boland (Aaron Perry Bowling) b. 1825 Georgia;
his wife, Kindness B. Allred, b. 1832 Georgia.

Evan Smith, b. 1804 in GA; wife, Caly Ann, b. 1804
in GA; 4 children: John, Evan, Sarah Ann, Martha
Jane.

The names on the census records began appearing in
the 1850 census. Without knowing the father I am
stuck in 1850. I would love to be able to find
our GGGGrandfather and finish this line. I would
greatly appreciate any help. Trying to locate
cemetery records for 1850 may be near impossible.

Thank you,

Mary Beckham

Ednar Jay Allred-son of Byron Harvey Allred

karisawalker — 2011-01-11 23:54:43Z

Does anyone have any stories, journals, biographies on Ednar Jay Allred? His father was Byron Harvey Allred, Sr. I'd love any information you have. My address is fourinohio@att.net.

ALLRED Rex C - Vietnam Wall section 25W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-01-10 21:56:07Z

ALLRED Rex C - Vietnam Wall section 25W

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 219,081 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

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

Re: Allred's of SC, UT

karisawalker — 2011-01-08 15:19:18Z

Do you have any info on Ednar Jay Allred, son of Byron Harvey Allred, son of William Moore Allred? Ednar was born in Garden City, Ut. I'm looking for any stories or journals on his life.

Thanks
Karisa Walker

Looking for Trower-Elerd

kearnyfar1 — 2010-09-21 02:24:33Z

I am looking for C.C. Trower married to Hannah Peavler- Three children plus three granddaughters that were Elerds, possibly spelled Ellar, Ellerd

ALLRED James H Maj 1963 117th AVN Twin Falls ID

t42Holloway_ParkerCoTX — 2010-09-01 11:08:57Z

ALLRED James H Maj 1963 117th AVN Twin Falls ID

I photographed this Plaque in the Camp Holloway, Vietnam Memorial replica at Vietnam Memorial, Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 216,495 photos free at http://teafor2.com

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

Re: Oswald Allred

mavis1214 — 2010-07-23 22:26:40Z

Thanks claire,

I got you message through ancestry and replied through them, in case you did not get it the information was great , I did have some of it, I will send you the info I have on wilfred and his family if you let me know how much of their history you have.

Mavis

Re: Oswald Allred

claire_mallinson — 2010-07-23 17:18:42Z

Many Thanks Mavis - any additional information would be appreciated. Did you receive my message reply as to how Oswald and Wilfred link in with my tree? Was is of help or did you already have the information I gave you?

Claire