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Re: Elizabeth Earp 1851

pamelajamison65 — 2012-05-24 01:03:29Z

Thanks! Let me see if I have this right: Josiah Earp (1761)>Phillip (1797)> Singleton (1824)> John S. (1846)who had a brother, another Phillip Hawker (1860)>Singleton A.?
Good grief! I thought most of the confusion was between my great great grandfather John S. Erp who lived and died in Illinois and the John S. Earp who died in Phelps, Missouri. My John S. Erp and his descendants are left off most Earp family trees and as a relative newcomer to family history I was seriously confused for some time. Do you know the origin of the much used name "Singleton"? Thanks again. Pam

Re: Elizabeth Earp 1851

edseevers2 — 2012-05-23 20:43:18Z

Actually, one line goes like this...Josiah (1761), Philip Hawker (abt 1797), Singleton (abt 1824), Philip Hawker (1860) brother to the John you listed, Singleton A. (1886). So the name continued for some time.

Re: Elizabeth Earp 1851

pamelajamison65 — 2012-05-21 22:02:58Z

There are TWO men named Singleton Earp and each had a son named John S.! Phillip Earp did have a son named Singleton (born in 1824) and this Singleton had a son named John S. Earp. Phillip's brother, also named Singleton (born 1802)named one of his sons John S. Earp. The two lines look like this: Josiah>Phillip>Singleton>John S. AND the other line goes Josiah>Singleton(1802)>John S. Erp (1846).

Jesse Chapman Earp

vzl100 — 2012-02-29 03:31:42Z

I'm looking for someone that can tell me more about Jesse Chapman Earp. (i.e., parents, silibings, spouse) I think she fits into my tree but need to be able to verify my findings. Thanks, Venda

Re: Jesse Chapman Earp - Texas

gingermccall — 2012-02-28 20:41:17Z

I am not kin & you gave very limited info.
This is one of many possibilities.

name: Mrs. Jessie Earp
death date: 09 Mar 1960
death place: Waco, Mclennan, Texas
gender: Female
race: White
death age: 80 years 11 months 13 days
birth date: 26 Mar 1879
birthplace: Mcgregor, Texas
marital status: Widowed
father's name: C.H. Chapman
mother's name: Susan Miller
occupation: Housewife
place of residence: Waco, Texas
cemetery: Coryell Church Cemetery
burial place: Oglesby, Texas
burial date: 10 Mar 1960
additional relatives: X
film number: 2116167
digital film number: 4030344
Image Number: 1198
Reference Number: pg 18775

https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/JDPF-QW5
Texas Deaths 1890-1976

1910 CENSUS > TEXAS > MCLENNAN > 5 J-PCT
Series: T624 Roll: 1576 Heritage Quest Online Page: 77
Olvie McBride household w/ Jessie Earp (sister-in-law) & Susan V Christi (mother-in-law)

1920 CENSUS > TEXAS > MCLENNAN > 5 PCT
Series: T625 Roll: 1831 Heritage Quest Online Page: 137
H Clay. Chapman Household w/ Jessie Earp (sister) & S V Christi (mother)

Re: Jesse Chapman Earp

thomasker2 — 2012-02-28 19:41:39Z

I’m not related to any member of this family.

1930 is the last available census at this time.

1940 census will be released on April 2, 2012. It will take several months to transcribe all the states.

1st you need to state a time period.

Then a DOB + birthplace.

Then WHO did she marry ???????????
Need 1st names of any children......

Re: Clara & Johnnie Mae Earp

Qulin — 2012-01-13 07:04:16Z

Cool, I will email you. My parents are from Qulin.

Re: urilla sutherland earp

judyearp_1 — 2011-12-31 22:21:27Z

Marleen-
Yes, I am the same Judy Earp. I remember your sister well and have often wondered about her. Are you on facebook? I am the Judy Earp in Monterey, CA. My email is judy . Earp at gmail . com judy.earp@gmail.com Please contact me off board.
Yes, the Sutherland's Hotel is where the Lamar Trust Bank is now.
My mother's family (Gardner) is related to the Medlins. I don't think the Sutherland's were though, although if both families were there at the same time, it's possible.

Re: urilla sutherland earp

marleen_waggoner1 — 2011-12-31 20:19:31Z

You are right, I forgot how they spelled "Isenhower" without the E in front. I moved away from Lamar in 1981, and now I live in Independence, Mo. I go home quite a bit to see my other family members, and I do now remember the lumberyard burned down a few years ago. I never did know there was a different hotel in Lamar on the NE side of the square, (so I was referring to Traveler's Hotel in error, in my posting as you had stated.) Was the Sutherland Hotel where the Lamar Trust Co. now is? Or, across the street where back in the 70's the Medlin family had a Discount store? I guess you don't remember me. If you are the same Judy Earp, you were friends with my sister, Colleen. I was a year younger than you guys. Your family had several stores also in Lamar, right? Colleen and my mom thought one of your stores was where Lamar Trust is now. Is that correct, or not? On the same side of the square was Medlin-Frieden's Furniture store, which at one time was ran by the Parks' family, (Deana was in my class.) The corner across from the bank on the other side was Medlin Discount Store, (Debbie Medlin was also in my grade in school.) Do you have any information on Urilla Sutherland? We had some Sutherlands in our family tree, but I haven't found much information very far up the line. Where have you heard she was buried? I have heard of two different places. Well, hope you are doing fine!!

Re: urilla sutherland earp

judyearp_1 — 2011-12-24 20:17:07Z

You got your hotels mixed up. I believe you are referring to the Traveler's Hotel. The hotel the Sutherlands owned was on the North-East side of the square and was torn down long before the 80's. The traveler's hotel was just off the South-West side of the square.
Isenhower's lumber burned down a couple of years ago. It is not spelled with an "E". I grew up in Lamar, MO.

Re: urilla sutherland earp

marleen_waggoner1 — 2011-12-23 00:40:27Z

I haven't been doing any research on Ancestry.com for a few years, however I need to correct a posting I had made that someone brought to my attention. There was a Lumberyard in Lamar by the name of Eisenhower's not Sutherlands's. There are Sutherland Lumberyards all over Missouri, and one around 13 Miles north in Nevada, but I have no knowledge of them being connected to Urilla Sutherland. There was a Hotel in Lamar for many years which was torn down in the early 1980's. I was told it was owned by Urilla Sutherland's family many years ago. I remember going inside it when I was younger. It was the largest building in town, and had a lot of rooms. I remember the dark red carpet which looked like Satin or Velvet and using a restroom upstairs. We often ate breakfast before school, or lunch there in their restaurant. There was also another big dining area. I guess I just got mixed up with the name Sutherland, and I said lumberyard, but meant to say Hotel.

Re: Lorenzo Dow Earp

williamfrankgray — 2011-11-15 18:24:33Z

Please note that the Lorenzo Dow Earp you are descended from is the uncle of this Lorenzo Dow Earp. This one is my G-G-Grandfather.

Re: Clara & Johnnie Mae Earp

ninnyx08 — 2011-11-12 07:34:33Z

I am the great grand-daughter of Clara.Her oldest child,Evelyn was my grand-mother.My father was Ronald Reeves.my email addy is ninnyx08@yahoo.com.Please feel free to contact me.I live in Poplar Bluff,Mo.I would love to try and get more info and maybe see some pics.
Thank-you,Theresa Lynet Reeves(I have facebook also)

Re: EARP in TAMWORTH / WILNECOTE

katielockton — 2011-09-11 19:47:33Z

Hi Mark,

Nice to hear back... From what I can find Harry was NOT killed in WW1. Even if you looked at 'Henry' rather than 'Harry' which is often the case the Commonwealth War Graves Commission have no record for him. There was a Harry Eaton Earp who lived in Atherstone that died but his parents were Thomas and Amelia E. Earp.
Are you unable to find him in census' after the war then?
Katie
x

Re: EARP in TAMWORTH / WILNECOTE

Mark_Ashwell — 2011-09-11 15:32:40Z

Hi Katie,

I have been trying to find out what happened to Harry Earp. I was wondering if he died in WW1.

I would appreciate any information you have on Harry Earp.

Regards,

Mark

Re: EARP in TAMWORTH / WILNECOTE

katielockton — 2011-09-10 16:28:15Z

Hi Mark,

I know this is a VERY long time after your initial message but I am related to Harry Earp...He is my 2nd great grand uncle.

Re: In Search of info on William Earp, born 1896 in Arkansas.

LaurelPaulsonPierce — 2011-07-21 19:22:12Z

This does seem like it could be the same fellow...if so,
his parents would have been Milton C. Earp and Annie Crowley

Milton's parents would have been
Demitrius Americus Earp and Mary Polly Pittman

and Demetrius' parents would have been
Elijah Earp and Sarah Jane Allen

William Earp and Edna Lou White had 2 girl children born in 1944. ...Betty Lou and Martha Sue..One died in infancy, presumably these were twins? Some sources say they had a daughter names Juanita, too. any confirmation on this?

Re: In Search of info on William Earp, born 1896 in Arkansas.

ScottParkey — 2011-07-21 15:27:05Z

This tree seems to have him, but with a birth date that contradicts the one you give and no sources:
http://records.ancestry.com/William_Earp_records.ashx?pid=15...

It looks like the right guy, though, you'll probably want to look directly at the census records to see who has the better birth date estimate.

In Search of info on William Earp, born 1896 in Arkansas.

LaurelPaulsonPierce — 2011-07-21 04:54:16Z

William Earp Birth 1896 in Cold Hill, Johnson County, Arkansas, Death in Arkansas, USA
Looking for his parents and/or siblings and death date.
He was married to Edna Lou White and they had 8 children.

Clara & Johnnie Mae Earp

Qulin — 2011-07-14 19:57:08Z

I am looking for my descendants. Clara and Johnnie Mae both married into the Austin family. My grandfather was the son of Jame Dee Austin and Johnnie Mae Earp. I believe they both came from Tennessee. James Dee and Johnnie Mae were divorced are buried together in Butler County, MO.

I would love to hear from on anyone.

Thanks,

Laura

Re: Viola Earp

cyntala77 — 2011-06-12 22:16:11Z

From what I can gather from my own tree she was married to Jeff O'Neal. I'm still researching the marriage date.

looking for family

kirkearp1967 — 2011-05-08 05:27:30Z

My father omer wynsel (jack) earp born in kirklin, indiana 1911 had sisters nova glee and one i can't remember but i'd like to find who i can because my family was very secretive with me and now are deceased. My email is kirkearp@yahoo .com

Re: Direct descendant of Virgil Walter Earp

carlstanley1 — 2011-04-28 23:28:43Z

i grewup next door to george law at age 4 in 1960.he showed me really cool photos of his youth,aswell his grand father and great uncles.a very intresting man to listen to through my young years.my mother found him dead one morning in 1983 slumprd over his table while drinking his coffee.

Re: Dillos D. Earp in Walla Walla

markwoodward22 — 2011-04-10 20:57:53Z

wow you are a direct desendant of nicholas porter earp

Re: Earp Family

BrendaJones519 — 2011-03-25 01:03:03Z

My father was Jessie Robert Earp, my grandfather was James Elbert Earp and my great grandfather was Alsey F. Earp. John Earp was James Elbert's grandfather and Edward Earp was James Elbert's 2nd great grandfather, John Earp was James Elbert's 3rd great grandfather, William Ballenger is James Elbert's great grandfather,, Thomas Earpe, his 5th great grandfather, John Earpe his 6th great grandfather. Do you happen to have any information on any of these. I'm just starting to do the Earp Family Tree. I would greatly appreciate your assistance in this matter.

My email address is:hc664@bellsouth.net. I would love to hear from you.

Thanks and have a great day!!!

Re: Andrew Earp b. 1833 Anderson, South Carolina Son of David Dunlap Earp

etodmar — 2011-03-14 14:53:23Z

you might want to look at my recent post.

Daniel Earp, Wesley Earp and Elizabeth Earp Henderson

etodmar — 2011-03-14 14:51:40Z

I attend a little church that was founded in 1822 - Ruhamah Methodist Church in Starr, SC in Anderson County, SC. My mother was a Rainey and John Rainey was one of the founders of the church as was a Daniel Earp. Starr is across the river from Hartwell, Ga. ( actually there is a lake there now) THere is a graveyard on the grounds of the church- All of my immediate family are buried there as well as many ancestors. David D. Earp DOB 1795 DOD 1861 is buried there. He was married to a Margaret Phillips. Since most of the gravestones in tha section are just stones it is hard to tell if she is buried there or not.

Wesley Earp is also buried in the graveyard and has a rather tall stone- It is hard to read now but I have read it in the past( anyone know how to clean gravestones) His stone mentions that his funeral was widely attended by many and that Revalation 21:? was what was preached as his funeral. He was a minister at Ruhamah. His wife was Mouning ? . She is not to my knowledged buried there. they had one daughter- because on her tombstone it says- the only child of Mourning and Wesley Earp. Her name was Elizabeth Earp Henderson consort of James Henderson. She died on Dec 31, 1834 at the age of 17 years and 1 day- she died in childbirth or at least complications soon after- I will explain that down a little. It also said that she found religion 11 months prior to her death and another more interesting line is that " she was now far from persecuting tongues" must have been bad if it was put on her tombstone. next to her is buried her son who died at 4 Apr 1835 aged 4 months and 7 days. His name is James Wesley Henderson. Her husband James Henderson is buried at Roberts Pres. Church which is about ten miles up the road from Ruhamah. Ruhamah was where camp meetings were held back in the mid to late 1800's.

Another jsut odd thing- wesley Earp's tombstone has three bullet holes in it. The ferry used to be located somewhere below Ruhamah is located- When Hartwell Lake was built the road was relocated- This ferry crossed the Savannah River which was a wide slow moving river- Anyway a drunk was coming up the road and it was a moonlit night. He thought the tombstone was a man and shot it three times.

Re: Earp Genealogy by Jean Whitten Edwards

JudyPolleyAz — 2011-02-27 16:14:05Z

Hello,
I am the great granddaughter of Elmer Earp, Findlay Ill.
my grandfather was Glenn Omar Earp, On my father's Glenn Elmer Earp I am the last surving kin. I know this thread is from 2006, Just wondering if you hve any information of Elmer Earp's wife Irene Blanch(e) Devine Earp. She left my grandfather and took their daughter with her. My father would NEVER discuss anything about his mom or sister.

Sincerely

Judy Earp Polley

Re: Earp Genealogy by Jean Whitten Edwards

Aberry9067 — 2011-02-22 19:01:00Z

I really need the book for research and would be willing to release it to someone else like you are doing now. Tell me how much to send and I will send you a check or money order to your specification for the book price and shipping. Arnold Berry aberry9067@comcast.net or 719-282-0903 call collect evenings. PS I really need it!

Re:Earp Genealogy by Jean Whitten Edwards...

JeanEdwards98 — 2011-02-21 22:09:09Z

I wish I could be of assistance, but I have no additional information on this family. Thank you for contacting me though, and good luck in finding and proving the elusive ancestors.

Re:Earp Genealogy by Jean Whitten Edwards...

brobst — 2011-02-21 18:25:17Z

Jean, I know you're out of the Earp books, but I was wondering if you might have a tad of information on an Edward Earp b abt 1846 in Anne Arundel Co, MD; he married a Hager girl, perhaps Barbara. Edward was the son of Joseph Earp Jr b abt 1720 in Anne Arundel Co, died 1775 in MD; he married an Elizabeth (unk). Joseph Sr was born abt 1690 in MD, son of Thomas Marion Earp and Mary Peddicord. Joseph Sr married Ruth Yates. We actually trying to learn the name of Edward's wife, (Barbara) Hager, daughter of immigrant Johannes Hager and wife Barbara (unk).

Can you help me?

Thank you so much in advance

Bill

William A. Brobst, Curator, and Dorothy A. Hager, Researcher
Hager Family Historical Registry
6072 Currituck Road, Kitty Hawk, NC 27949-3808
252-261-3068 Brobst-Hager@embarqmail.com
http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=hager

Re: Father of Edward Earp

fraherhistory1 — 2011-02-20 20:40:34Z

I am tracing a family friends present day Earp family in Johnston Co., NC I have him to a Hudson/Hutson Earp & Sally Gulley. Can you help me make the step from him to this Edward?

Thank you
Eileen

Veda Earp in Brownwood, TX 1912

drbrownlee — 2011-02-17 05:27:52Z

Veda is pictured in the 1912 Lasso, yearbook of Howard Payne College in Brownwood, Texas, and is a literary society student. I'm not kin but thought this might help someone researching the family.

EARP Billy W - Vietnam Wall section 20W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-02-04 13:07:11Z

EARP Billy W - Vietnam Wall section 20W

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 219,138 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.

EARP Michael L - Vietnam Wall section 22W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-01-28 22:44:59Z

EARP Michael L - Vietnam Wall section 22W

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 219,138 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: Stonewall Earp, about 1910, Nashville, TN

georgiamccormack — 2010-11-05 18:37:43Z

Thank you for the link. It certainly looks a lot like the pictures I have seen of him.

Re: Stonewall Earp, about 1910, Nashville, TN

georgiamccormack — 2010-11-05 18:29:20Z

Her maiden name was Biggs and they had 3 other children. My aunt's name was Helen not Hillma. The other children were James [who died in infancy] Ruby who died young and Katherine who was born shortly before my grandmother died.

Re: Stonewall Earp, about 1910, Nashville, TN

dlbuxton22 — 2010-09-15 14:41:06Z

I really have no more information about Stonewall Earp except this photo from my grandfather. I posted the photo in Picasa if you want to take a look at it. I know it is a long shot but I thought with a name like Stonewall, maybe I could make a connection to someone.

The link is below.

Debbie

http://picasaweb.google.com/lh/sredir?uname=1000576980835783...

Re: Stonewall Earp, about 1910, Nashville, TN

trearp — 2010-09-15 12:51:34Z

I found on the 1920 US Census, the following people:

James S. Earp b: 1893 in Tennessee
Georgie b: 1897 in Tennessee
Hillma E Earp b: 1914 in Tennessee
William H Earp b: 1916 in Tennessee
Lucy L Earp b: 1918 in Tennessee
Margaret U C Earp b:1920 in Tennessee

If you can verify that this is the same James Stonewall (Stonewald) Earp, I would sure like to know. If this is, do you know Georgie's maiden name?

To answer you question, if this is my Stonewall Earp and your William Earp, yes we are related.

Re: Stonewall Earp, about 1910, Nashville, TN

georgiamccormack — 2010-09-15 01:43:42Z

Hi

My grandfather's name was James Stonewald {that is the spelling on his social security card which I have] Earp. I wonder if we are related?

My name is Georgia and I am the daughter of his son William.

Re: Stonewall Earp, about 1910, Nashville, TN

trearp — 2010-09-01 13:51:38Z

Thank you very much, I would love to have a copy of the picture. My email is tearp@voyager.net

Re: Stonewall Earp, about 1910, Nashville, TN

dlbuxton22 — 2010-09-01 13:43:42Z

I have a photo that is marked "Stonewall Earp, friend of Sam's." It is really a charming photo of a boy with his bicycle. I could email it to you if you wanted to take a look at it.

Debbie

Re: Stonewall Earp, about 1910, Nashville, TN

trearp — 2010-09-01 12:58:45Z

I found Stonewall Earp, born about 1893 in Tennessee, in the 1910 US Census. He is son of Henry Claborn Earp, born about 1850 in Coffee Co., Tennessee. Henry Claborn Earp is the son of Jefferson Earp, born about 1804 in Georga. This is my line of Earps. Hope this answers your questions.

Stonewall Earp, about 1910, Nashville, TN

dlbuxton22 — 2010-08-25 00:51:28Z

I have a photo from my grandfather, Sam Buxton, that is marked on the back "Stonewall Earp, friend of Sam." It is a photo of a boy with a bicycle standing outside a house. The boy looks to be about 12 to 15 years old and the bike seat comes up to his waist. I would think the photo was taken in Nashville, TN because my grandfather (who was born in 1894) was living there when he was that age but it could have been in Selma, AL also. If you think you know who this boy is, please let me know. Sorry I don't have that much information.

paran earp, born about 1828, bilston uk

rosemaryANDREWS63 — 2010-06-03 12:01:51Z

I am looking for information about Paran Earp who married Jane Clapperton in June 1846 at Wolverhampton St Peters, I am particulary interested to know his father as I have one registration with father Paran and mother Sarah, and another with just H Earp as the father...

Re: Milberry Earpe

dawnhock1 — 2010-05-20 23:40:07Z

Thanks for the info! I think it will take alot of digging to find who her father was.

As far as I can tell, the Trawicks in my family came from Cornwall. I ran across a number of spellings (Traywick, Traweek, etc), so it's definitely changed a lot.

Re: Milberry Earpe

ScottParkey — 2010-05-20 23:12:51Z

My Earp line, the family of William Earp (ca 1729-ca 1778, an ancestor of Wyatt Earp for what it's worth) is in Maryland rather than North Carolina in the 1760's and 1770's. However, William's brother, Thomas, moved to North Carolina and raised his family in Granville County, which borders Wake County, where Milberry Earpe married John Trawick. The connection may be there, but I can't guarantee it. It might be worth looking into.

Off-topic: I'm curious about the name Trawick, do you know the origin of that family? It sounds Cornish, maybe a variant of "Treweek" or "Trevethick." I've got some Treweek in me on a completely different side of my family.

Re: Milberry Earpe

tmilberry — 2010-05-18 15:19:50Z

i'm a milberry looking for family information. i hope you can help

Re: Photograph of Josiah Earp 1866-1900

nippss22 — 2010-05-13 04:52:31Z

Please sent me any info/ pics you have. My great great grandmother was Martha Amanda White from what I have her father was Sloman White and mother was Matilda Earp.

Thank You
MIcah
nippss22@yahoo.com

Milberry Earpe

dawnhock1 — 2010-03-23 03:11:07Z

I'm looking for the family of Milberry Earpe, born before 1764 in North Carolina and married to John Trawick. Has anyone ever come across her?