Blythe - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Andrew Jackson Blythe

JennyBlyth69 — 2012-04-22 20:43:30Z

Hello My name is Jenny Blyth
I may be able to help you with some names for Andrew Jackson Blythe s family

Thank you
Jenny Blyth

Re: Andrew J. Blythe

dianne1949 — 2012-04-02 04:33:40Z

I am searching for the parents of Andrew J Blythe born in Virginia in 1798 or 1799 who married Deborah Antes. If you have any information I would truly appreciate it. THANKS Dianne Blythe Ray

Re: Blythe MyFamily website

tsouth135 — 2012-03-04 15:34:12Z

Check fold 3 for Andrew, if this is the same one, his father was Chamoion, my 5xgfather. Champion was married to Jane Crawford. tsouth@wbsnet.org. my tree is public on ancestry.

Re: Blythe MyFamily website

dianne1949 — 2012-03-04 12:44:03Z

I am also looking for more on Andrew J. Blythe. I can,t confirm his parents. Do you have any further information? Thanks, Dianne Blythe Ray

Re: Jethart Jock or John Rutherford and Esther Faa Blythe

1_thenixons — 2012-03-01 12:42:11Z

Hi. I just read your posting and you've helped me out immensely!
I'm descended from Mary Rutherford Faa, who used to tell stories to my GG grandfather of being a Gypsy Queen. I couldn't find her... until I read your post and realised she was one of the children of Jethart Jock and Esther Faa Blythe.
Thank you so much!
Do you have any more information on this part of the family?
Stephanie.

Re: James Blythe

JNoonan4646 — 2012-02-26 16:40:21Z

I think you are going to have to go to the Cumberland Board and ask. Folks that look at that board have Cumberland records. T%his thread seems to have been moved to the surname board under Blythe

Janis

Re: James Blythe

christopher1975pratt — 2012-02-26 10:30:10Z

I'm trying to get Thomas farther and I'm stuck on where to go can anyone help me please

William Blythe & Margaret Keeler?

CBTB63 — 2012-02-22 13:10:07Z

I am looking for any information on William Blythe who married Margaret Keeler. They lived in Christan Co. Ky. They are my great-great grandparents by one of the children's death cert. Their children are: Lucy Adeline, Jefferson D., Cordelia E., Martha E.(Ellen), and James M. They should both be from Tenn. There maybe anyother son that was called Babe Blythe.

Re: Sidney Arthur Blythe

jbwill43 — 2012-02-19 17:37:46Z

Sydney was my great grandfather,his daughter elsie rose blythe [johnson]was my grandmother,contact for lots more.....

Re: James Blythe

christopher1975pratt — 2012-02-17 11:13:28Z

thank you

James Blythe

christopher1975pratt — 2012-02-16 13:41:09Z

Hi I am need of help as I am stuck on James Blythe in 1830 as I cant go any further,
In the Census 1911 a James Blythe widow and his son Thomas Blythe and his Family is there and also i have gone into the 1901 and he is there but i cant get any more information about him HELP

Re: James Blythe

JNoonan4646 — 2012-02-16 06:13:31Z

Not finding him in 1841 at least in Cumberland, they could be anywhere. To get back father you need the wife Jane's maiden name to get the correct marriage. You could get Martha's birth cert b 1855 registered Carlisle, or Thomas b 1857 registered Carlisle also. Once you have the the mother's maiden name you can look for the marriage. As Carlisle is close to Scotland Greta Green might be an option as I am not seeing a marriage 1852-1855 in the Carlisle area. He would not be married before his apprenticeship was over as it was not allowed and you would loose your livelyhood as a skilled worker.

After you have the wife's name then the marriage that should give you James' father's name and occupation. Otherwise there are baptisms in Kirklinton Cumberland parish church of a James Blythe baptised 15 May 1836 s/o Thomas and Martha Blythe along with several siblings so they are a range of ages. The fact that there is a Martha in the family shows this is probably the family you are looking for.

Janis

Re: James Blythe

JNoonan4646 — 2012-02-16 06:12:58Z

If you search family trees on this site you will find a fairly complete tree. Jane Cummings is the wife of James. His father Thomas Blythe and mother Martha Percival.

Re: James Blythe

JNoonan4646 — 2012-02-16 05:00:44Z

In 1851 James was a Carpenter Apprentice probably about to be a journeyman, still in Cumberland, age 20 living with a family named Routledge in Stapleton Cumberland

Janis

Re: James Blythe

JNoonan4646 — 2012-02-16 04:39:09Z

James was a widower by 1871 and still in Maryport, Thomas is there along with a sister Alice, age 8, and a neice to James, a Margaret Blyth age 13

Janis

Re: James Blythe

JNoonan4646 — 2012-02-16 04:27:52Z

If you cannot locate James the father then trace the son Thomas back. Thomas was born about 1858 in Carlisle.

1861 RG9/3942 folio 4 page 1

Maryport Cumberland

James Blyth, Head Mar, 31, Joiner Mechanic. Cumberland Kirklinton
Jane Blyth, Wife, Mar, 25, Cumberland Carlisle
Martha Blyth, Daur, 5, Cumberland Carlisle
Thomas Blyth, Son, 3, Cumberland Carlisle
Mary Blyth, Daur, 1, Cumberland Carlisle
Mary Ann Cummings, Lodger, 22, Reeler at Pit Bank, Cumberland Carlisle

Janis

Re: Sidney Arthur Blythe

jbwill43 — 2012-02-12 20:00:35Z

My great grandfather his daughter elsie rose my grandmother
much much more if you contact

Jessie R Blythe 1857-1909

srblythe1964 — 2012-02-01 20:24:50Z

He was my great grandfather. His birth and death dates are confirmed by his Woodmen of the World headstone (New Chapel Cemetery, Itawamba County, MS). Married to Cornelia Livingston in 1885(confirmed, also Itawamba County, MS).

Jesse's grandson, my father, Rex Blythe, died in January of 2010. My dad and I had been trying for years to figure out the Jesse mystery. If you have any information about my Jesse, please share it with me. I am the last of his line.

One note of interest: people in my family have talked about a family bible, in German, in which my Jesse's name appears inside the front cover (apparently a birth record of several in his family). If you perhaps know the whereabouts of this bible, it could be the solution my family has been looking for.

Also: it's been said in my family that Jesse went to Texas and came back to Mississippi. Obviously, he was back in Itawamba County, MS in 1885 in time to marry my ggrandmother, Cornelia Livingston. Not sure if this will help.

To any and all who might be of help, THANK YOU.

Re: Family

zeptaylor — 2012-01-17 01:43:36Z

Hello there and thank for posting. I come from a large Blythe family in Delaware County, PA. About 20 miles outside Philadelphia. Specifically Chester and Upland towns.

On some records the name was spelled Blithe, if you are searching.

Good luck.

Ellen Blythe

CBTB63 — 2012-01-12 09:20:11Z

My great grandmother is Ellen Blythe Farris. Her husband is William (Bill) Farris. My great great grandmother was Margaret C. Keeler. She married Wiliam (Bill) Blythe. My great-great grandparents where b. in Tenn. Does anyone have any information on my family? Margaret may be part Cherokee.

BLYTHE Terry L - Vietnam Wall section 3E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-12-26 15:15:16Z

BLYTHE Terry L - Vietnam Wall section 3E

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 223,688 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.

Thelma G. Sharp married ___Blythe California ??

janemartin1941 — 2011-12-18 16:47:55Z

Looking for given name of Mr. Blythe. Also don't know if they had any children.They were probably married in Calif.
Her parents also lived in Oreg.

Descendants of Levi William Sharp

1 Levi William Sharp b: March 30, 1884 Jefferson county, Neb. d: February 1946 in ;buried cem. Dinuba, Tulare county, Calif.
.. +Jennie Belle Smith b: June 20, 1892 Neb. d: November 12, 1962 in Fresno, Calif.
.. 2 Cleo B. Sharp b: September 07, 1915 Idaho d: March 17, 1994 in Fresno, Calif.
.. 2 Thelma G. Sharp b: October 09, 1919 Idaho d: May 29, 1994 in Culter, Tulare county, Calif.
...... +____Blythe b: __ d: in __
.. 2 Laurie W. Sharp b: April 18, 1926 Idaho d: November 11, 1970 in Yakima city, Wash.
...... +Blossom Maud Bricker b: 1928 __ d: in __
...... 3 Levi Edward Sharp b: July 20, 1948 Fresno, Calif. d: September 19, 1994 in ;buried Evergreen cem. Everett, Wash.
...... 3 Linda Ellen Sharp b: November 02, 1952 __ d: June 27, 1972 in __
...... 3 Lorie Elaine Sharp b: January 29, 1958 __
...... 3 Larry Eugene Sharp b: January 11, 1962
.. 2 Atha Ellen Sharp b: September 10, 1918 Caldwell, Idaho d: December 01, 2011 in ;buried East Lawn Hills cem. Citrus Heights, Calif.
...... +Daniel Eugene Whalen b: June 05, 1921 Los Angeles, Los Angeles county, Calif. d: October 21, 1980 in ;buried East Lawn Hills cem. Citrus Heights, Calif.

Re: Family

tsouth135 — 2011-11-08 02:21:03Z

I am Teresa Rae Blythe Southern, I reside in Garden City, KS, I am related to James and Emeline Blythe of Goliad, Texas, James came from TN to Texas with his father and mother, Thomas and Nancy, James and Emeline had three Children, James Anthony, F. Emma and George Champion. James and Emeline vanished around 1866, some say they were killed in an indian attack. The children were raised by Mary Ann Ladd, a daughter of Emelines from a previous marriage,
Are we related?

Re: Blythe family Martha E. Blythe

texasblythe50 — 2011-10-28 02:52:29Z

Hi, I responded to your message on genforum also. I'm so excited to hear from you. I'm hoping that Minnie left some type of "trail" to follow on Nancy & Sidon Blythe. I actually descend from Sidon and his 2nd wife, Mary. Their son, Sam, was my dad's father. My dad did have a close relationship though with George Blythe. In fact, his "uncle George" bought him his first car, which was from my dad's other uncle, Claud's, car dealership. Even though George was a half-brother to my grandfather's kids, they had a good relationship. I've been trying for almost 10 years to find any background info on Sidon and Nancy, but always hit the proverbial brick wall. If you find any information, please contact me. I have saved your email address and phone # (thanks), but it's already too late to call you. Will try tomorrow.
Sandy
P S I live in Vegas now.

Re: Blythe family Martha E. Blythe

tmjr157 — 2011-10-25 19:42:46Z

I am not sure if you are still looking for info. My husband is george and minnies great grandson. We live on the homeplace where minnie died. My mother in law has a packet with alot of info that i will be going over to pick up this week. If you are still interested let me know. thanks martina

Re: Lucien H Blythe

JackButtons9 — 2011-07-28 03:18:06Z

Hi Jack:
I've just read your posting. I've been doing research on my HOGUET Family Tree - my mother's maiden name. My ggg Grandfather was Francis A. Hoguet (1771-1833) who married Mary Collins. They had six children: Francis (my kin), Josephine, Louis A., Adelaide, Lucien (I think, your kin), and Mary. Lucien married Emily (and Margaret Stagner) - not sure why or when. I think, with Emily, there were four children: Mary J., Jennie T., Emily and Annie. MARY J. married Edward Force Blythe.

Margaret Stagner (1839-1906) had a son, Lucien (1880-1913) who married Edna Garland Phillips. - Is this where - the one son Lucien Hoguet Blythe II comes in? Who went to Univ. of PA.

Ironically, I live five minutes away from the University of Pennsylvania. My father (Henry Hublitz) attended the University of PA - as did my son.

I'm not sure if you have found an appropriate person for your documents.

Go to "Collaborate" on Ancestry.com and look at "Becca's comments. She is looking for the Blythe family history. This may be a great source for you and she. Good luck.
Rosalie
Phila., PA

Re: Hopeing to get unstuck

JackButtons9 — 2011-07-28 02:42:11Z

Hi Becca:
I've been doing research on the HOGUET Family Tree for some time. It is like a huge puzzle. I may have some information for you. My mother's maiden name was Hoguet. I've been emailing thru Ancestry.com to a distant relative in LA. I live in Philadelphia. Let me share what I know, and see if this helps.

I was born and raised, and still live in center city Philadelphia. I know residence and cemetary locations.

There seems to be two locations for the Hoguet Family - one Philadelphia area and the second in Bristol, Bucks Co., PA which is essentially a suburb of Philadelphia up Rt. 95.

My GGG Grandfather was Francis A. Hoguet (1771-1833) who married Mary Collins. They had six children: Francis (my direct kin), Josephine, Louis A., Adelaide, Lucien (your kin, I think), and Mary.

Lucien married Emily, then he married Margaret Stagner (1839-1906). They had Mary J. (I think, your kin), Jennie T, Emily and Annie. MARY J. married Edward Force Blythe (1850-1907). When Lucien (the father) married Margaret Stagner, they had a son, Lucien (1880-1913).

I'm not sure who died - or who divorced with these two wives.

I did do some research and I know that Lucien had substantial property in Chester County - may even been a lawyer. You can either Ancestry or Google details to confirm.

Again, this is all a very big puzzle. Good luck.
Rosalie

Re: roll call to all decendants of Henry Thomas (H.T.)Blythe, of Blytheville, AR

marshaanddavidhou — 2011-07-05 04:21:22Z

My grandfather was John Wesley Blythe, son of HTBlythe, founder of Blytheville, Ar. John Wesley (1836 - 1931) was born in Blytheville and family oral history is that hevwas a druggistb( I think in Greenbrier, Ar) my grandmother, Nellie Douglas. Blythe later ran a hotel ( Hotel Blythe) in Stuttgart Ar) They are both buried I think in Dewitt. Ar. Essex Funeral Home in Dewittbdid both of their burals. I have some details in my tree, David Massey.

william blyth(e)

cwebster1 — 2011-07-03 07:26:41Z

I am trying to obtain information on my GG Grandfather William Blyth(e). He is listed on my G Grandfathers marriage certificate as a policeman. I believe he comes from Norwich, Norfolk in England. His son is Wilam James Blyth(e) (b 1856 Norwich Norfolk) who was married to Henrietta Elliott (1878).

I have been searching for William for a long time and would be very happy to receive any info on him.

Thanks

BLYTHE Margaret ELLIS 1852 1942

t42ForestLawn — 2011-06-19 23:25:09Z

BLYTHE Margaret ELLIS 1852 1942

DaveStrickland photographed this gravestone in the Forest Lawn Cemetery, Dallas, Dallas Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 221,926 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Dallas), cemetery(Forest Lawn) and Surname .
If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Re: Blythe MyFamily website

kennedyedwin — 2011-06-02 05:33:25Z

My mother was a Blythe. I have very little information on this part of my family. My grandfather was Will Blythe and settled in Ms. I do have a little more information and would love to find out more. thanks Edwin Kennedy

Re: Hopeing to get unstuck

AndersonHF — 2011-05-30 20:13:28Z

These Henderson Co., NC. Blythe's were in this area before 1804. They appear to have been in Washington and Sullivan Co., TN at the time of the Revolution, and appear to have been related to the Blythe's who lived near Traveler Rest, SC. Habersham Co, Georgia Blythe's appear also to have descended from this group.
Some remained in the Henderson Co., Area, but other others did not. Around 1804, Thomas Blythe moved to Bedford Co,; TN. In 1817, Sion Blythe, a Baptist Minister, moved to St. Clair Co., AL. He later went on to Texas and died shortly after. Sally Blythe, a widow, and two or three of her four sons, probably at the same time, moved to the same area of Alabama as Sion. (Note: Sally and Sion's wife had the same first name). Two of these three sons, Ricketts and William lived to an old age in the Jefferson and St Clair Co. Alabama Area, but the third son, James, before 1840 went on to Sunflower Co., MS and then to Hardin Co., TX. Robert a son of Sion also lived to an old age in St. Clair Co., AL
All the attempts I have seen to connect these Blythe's with earlier Blythe Families has in my opinion been pure speculation. I can not even determine who the ancestor of all the Henderson Co., Blythe's was.
Blythe is a much more common name in Great Britain than most people in the United States realize. There may have been several or many immigrates with this name from there to the United States. They may have been Scotch-Irish, Scotch, or English, and possibly Gypsies. There was a lot of Scotch-Irish immigrates who lived in same area where the Henderson Co., Blythe's lived. I know of no Gypsies named Blythe who immigrated to the United States.

Scottish Gypsy Blythe's

LOCKEroots — 2011-05-15 17:34:41Z

I am wondering something. Does anyone know if any of the Blythe's of Scotland were transported to the American Colonies pre 1800's era? If so I'd like to know what their names were and when and where they were transported to if known.

I ask because I am researching a piece of Romany history that involves the Scottish Gypsy Bailey and Campbell family's who were transported to the American Colonies and I have to wonder of the Blythe and Faa family's were also transported during this anti Gypsy era as well.

I am also wondering if any of the Blythe's have DNA tested yet? I am the Admin of the Romany DNA project and to date the Blythe's have not joined us in this genetic study
The Scottish Bailey and Campbell descendants in the USA have joined the project, both were found carrying Y Haplo Group H1a which is Asian Indian in origin.

I would like to invite all the Scottish Romanies to join us in the Romany DNA project.
I have an interesting Rutherford connection in Colonial Virginia 1700's era that I would like to explore one day.
For unknown reasons one of my British Romany Lock's was taken in and raised by Robert Rutherford, whom I now believe was a member of the Scottish Romany clan.
Robert Rutherford became the legal guardian of Richard Lock who was actually Richard Lock III.

At the time this event made no sense to me because Richard Lock had multiple brothers who were of age who were old enough to take in their youngest brother, but the young boy went to be raised by Robert Rutherford, a close family friend.
Colonial Virginia is of great interest to the Scottish and British Romanies in the fact that Colonial Virginia is exactly where many of the Romany convicts were transported to between the 1670's to 1700's era.

Lock, Ingram, Bailey, Campbell, Faa are among some of the Scottish and British Romanies who were forcefully transported to Colonial Virginia, so I have to wonder if the Blythe's among others were also transported during this time period?

If you are a Scottish Romany of any surname, please feel free to contact me.

Donald Locke
lockeroots@comcast.net

Re: Hopeing to get unstuck

BlytheNY — 2011-05-13 20:17:29Z

Thanks for the info. Unfortunetly I know the line I'm looking for was in England. John Charles was the one to imigrate to the US. We have a cousin of his that come over a few years earlier, I think most of their decendents are now in the Ohio region. But our group stayed pretty local to eachother. One of John and Marry's kids I beleive is the one that took us out to California, but I don't think any of my line went south of Ohio.

Thanks again
Becca

Re: Hopeing to get unstuck

MaryEMelcer — 2011-05-13 13:47:10Z

I don't know abut this Blythe, but there are some Blythes in Hendersonville, North Carolina. My ex husband had a grandmother who was a Blythe. Her name was Effie Neheida Blythe., THat is about all I know. Mary Boland Melcer , granddaughter to Ruth allen Carroll Spain and John Henry Spain who was from Alabama.

Hopeing to get unstuck

BlytheNY — 2011-05-13 02:08:50Z

I'm looking for information on John Charles Blythe (1831-1882). He was born in England, and was married to Mary J. Catton (abt 1841) also believed to be born in England. John and Marry are my gg-grandparents. Below them I have letters from other family members and pictures and everything, but once I get here the trail I have stops. Any information is appriciated.

Thanks in advance,
Becca

Re: SJ Blythe of AL

summeradams00 — 2011-05-07 20:39:36Z

Elbert Eugene Blythe was my great uncle. I am the granddaughter of Wilbur " Bill " Bernard Blythe. Send me an email.

Blythe's from Scootland to New York then to Indiana

dowell215 — 2011-05-07 03:01:29Z

My grandfather is a decendent of James Blythe born 1828 in Roxburghshire, Scotland. I know he arrived to New York in 1854, however I can not find anything prior to his arriving. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you, Lisa

Re: Blythe MyFamily website

olekukahi — 2011-03-29 18:13:19Z

Hi Grace. I don't know if this is help... because I need help. There is an Elizabeth Blythe b. 1775 - head of family - in the 1850 Coffee Co., TN census. With her is Amiah(?) Blythe 45. Very close by is my ggg-gf, James Willis Burks. James father, Willis Burks, married Jane Blythe b. 1798 NC. Willis' brother, Smith Burks married who I believe is Jane's sister, Rutha Blythe b. 1801 NC. These three (James Willis, Willis and Smith Burks) families moved to Webster Co., MO between 1850-1855. And in the 1870 Webster Co., MO census is an Ann Blythe (63) b. ca. 1807 NC. Ann is living with a Felkner family. In the 1850 Coffee Co., census, there is a Felkner family living next door to Elizabeth Blythe.

Re: Anastasia "Stacy" Blythe/Samuel Dearmand

nuffsenuf — 2011-02-18 03:46:37Z

I have a Stacy Blythe married to a Berry B. Beck

Blythe

nuffsenuf — 2011-02-18 01:38:50Z

Need information concerning Stacy Blythe's parents? Stacy was born Oct/09/1824 D.1891 North Carolina. She was married to Berry B Beck B.8/26/1822 D.5/26/1892 also from NC.
That is all of the information that I have on her so far.
Thank you

blythes

mariaNjohn1 — 2011-01-23 16:43:47Z

i'm tryin to trace my family tree, my grandad comes from the scunthopre area he was george blythe, i heard about 2 of his sisters nelly and ade and a cousin dot. he passed away in preston lancashire 1987ish, he was married to agnus blythe (nee) morrison as far as i no she always lived in this area they had 6 living children, they moved to the brookfield area in preston lancs not sure of date but my dad aunties and uncles was brought up rnd there from 1940's

Re: BLYTHE's of Fall River, MA

snewton1 — 2010-12-25 21:20:26Z

John, nice to meet your acquaintance. My grandmother was adopted by James and Ellen Bythe (nee Higgins) in 1908 and she had a brother John Blythe.

Please take a look at my published family tree and let me know if the John Blythe's I have listed look familiar. Any information you could add would be nice. I've done more research since I originally posted this note in 2002 so I've gotten a bit further along but could always use more information.

Thanks for responding and please be safe.
Thanks, Stephen-

Re: the Blythe's of Tennessee and Davy Crockett

lv2write — 2010-12-18 16:40:22Z

Charles,
I just read your post about the Blythes. Are you related? I am descended from William Blythe, who ran the ferry just outside of Decatur, TN. He married Nancy Fields, whose father was Richard, Jr. Richard was a Cherokee chief (or war chief) who tried to settle the Cherokee in TX, but he was murdered there. William and Nancy had a son William, my great-great-grandfather. He married Fannie Hammontree,and on of their children was Sarah Blythe, my great-great-grandmother, who married Burrell Blevins. -Linda

Re: Samuel Blythe ~ Scotland to NC approx. 1740

TimBlythe — 2010-12-17 19:27:53Z

Check out the Blythe Homestead website:

http://www.cmhpf.org/surveys&rblythehomepl.htm

Has Samuel Blythe's history and photo of his son's house, a historical property in Huntersville, North Carolina.

Re: the Blythe's of Tennessee and Davy Crockett

texasblythe50 — 2010-12-01 00:42:27Z

I'm curious as to which Blythe man's sons and grandsons moved to the Dennison/Sherman, Texas areas. I've been trying to trace my g-grandfather Siden Blythe's roots. My grandfather (Samuel) and his siblings; Rilla, Randolph, Claude, & Melvin all grew up in the Denison/Sherman areas.
So if you could be a little more specific about who's sons and grandsons moved to this area I'd greatly appreciate it.
Another Blythe researcher

Re: BLYTHE's of Fall River, MA

blythe36 — 2010-11-28 02:23:17Z

Steve,
I'm John Blythe III or 4!! Stopped counting. I'm stationed in Germany and just started this today. All my Blythe family live in Rhode Island in the Newport area. I think my Great GrandFather was John Blythe from Fall River.

John

Re: Samuel Blythe ~ Scotland to NC approx. 1740

HCAW72 — 2010-11-06 07:48:41Z

Info on: SAMUEL BLYTHE (parent of Elizabeth Blythe Stevens)

b. 1727 (Scotland); d. 1795 Charlotte, NC (County not given)
North Carolina Census 1790, page 160

First Lieutenant, Capt. Borneman's Co., 1777-1778 Rev. War
Nat'l No: (Naturalization?) 78220

Will Charlotte,NC; Book A, Page 99 Feb. 23, 1795 (crossed out)

Re: Samuel Blythe ~ Scotland to NC approx. 1740

HCAW72 — 2010-11-06 07:13:24Z

I have some information BLYTHE from Mecklenburg Co., NC.

Elizabeth Blythe: b.1764 d.1845; Sandy Ridge, NC
married: William Howard - August 3, 1786
William Howard: b. Oct. 1,1764; d. March 14, 1943
(Will, Monroe, July, 1843 Book 1, Page 4)
Bur. Union Grove Cemetery, Sandy Ridge Township, NC

DAUGHTER: Jane Howard: b. Dec. 4,1794; d. Nov. 17, 1854
married: Amos Stevens - no date given, approx. 1825
Amos Stevens: b. Oct. 2, 1794; d. Nov. 7, 1854
(Will, Monroe,1854-55? Vol 1, page 108)
Note: Moved from Wesley Chapel, NC, to Stevens Mill, NC
(no date of move given or burial spot; possibly Wesley Chapel Cemetery, WESLEY CHAPEL, NC)

Re: SJ Blythe of AL

slanaville — 2010-11-02 07:22:37Z

I AM SHERRI BLYTHE.MY FATHER WAS DANNNY EUGENE BLYTHE BORN IN ALABAMA.MY GRANDFATHER AND HIS FATHER WAS ELBERT EUGENE BLTHE.I DO REMEMBER MEETING GOLDIE.WOULD LIKE TO HEAR FROM YOU..I WOULD LIKE TO MORE ABOUT OUR FAMILY MEMBERS IN THE PAST.OR ANY INFO.WOULD BE HELPFUL