Fletcher - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Jesse Nash Fletcher

tammycox731 — 2012-05-24 02:16:57Z

That's all I can find too. Thanks for you help.

Re: Jesse Nash Fletcher

MollyHendry — 2012-05-23 11:15:05Z

Only thing I could find was Jesse's WWI Draft Registration. Said his birthday was 22 Aug 1882, born IN. Registered in CO. If you haven't already done so, send for his death certificate, check for an obit or look for funeral home records.

Molly

Jesse Nash Fletcher

tammycox731 — 2012-05-22 21:31:29Z

I'm looking for information on my Great Grandfather, Jesse Nash Fletcher. Born abt 1883 in Sugar Brand,Indiana. Died April 30,1946 in McClave, Bent, Colorado, United States. He married Gladys M Horr. We have been told his mother's name is Jenny Gilland.

Re: Fletcher Indian Connections

jbm8000 — 2012-05-22 19:41:03Z

do you have any knowledge of James Fletcher marrying a Mary Kelley on 9/30/1852 in Choctaw Nation?

Re: Info on Ontario (Canada) Fletchers

genigets — 2012-05-21 16:26:54Z

I don't know where to begin, I was just wondering if the name Fletcher could've been 'Americanized' from Felchter at some point in time. I have an oil painting of ships done by a W.H. Felchter and can find so few people by that name. Just a thought. If you have any info or even guesses, I would be interested in hearing them. Please feel free to email me. Thank you.

Re: Info on Ontario (Canada) Fletchers

genigets — 2012-05-21 16:26:38Z

Genealogy Jamboree in Cumberland Gap, TN on June 7, 8 & 9

A_Piatkowski — 2012-05-20 18:15:47Z

I discovered that there will be a Genealogy Jamboree in Cumberland Gap, TN on June 7, 8 & 9. One of the family surnames represented is Fletcher.

Mark Treadway
The Genealogy Book Shoppe
Over 4000 books on various genealogical topics
Surnames: Ellison, Fletcher, Friar, Gilbert, etc.

The link is http://genealogyjamboree.us/Exhibitors.php

Re: FLETCHER. CHESHIRE ENG

LAUREFO — 2012-05-20 14:28:48Z

My FLETCHER family Samual Fletcher b.about 1786 in Stockport and married Ann Hallworth 12 Dec 1809 St Peter, Presbury, they lived in Poynton, Cheshire England had 13 children.. some arrived in the U.S. 1856 and up and settled in St.Clair,and Madison Co the others settled in Poynton and Manchester.

Children: Mary, Hannah, James, Samuel, Nancy, Thomas, Martha,Elizabeth, Wm, Ann, John, Fanny Samuel

Re: FLETCHER. CHESHIRE ENG

james_mocin91 — 2012-05-20 03:58:02Z

my dads side are fletchers from this area my nan has a family tree traced back to 1700's your welcome to email me with more info. thanks

Re: Looking for West Virginia Fletcher

fletcherrj — 2012-05-15 03:52:20Z

To "DeaconBlue"
I would suggest a trip to the Charleston Court House, and check for a marriage license for Lorena Fletcher (prob 1970 to 1990), then check for a birth record (prob. from 1940 to 1952). You could inquire of the Hospital work records. You can check some earlier on line WV Fletcher records at: http://www.wvculture.org/vrr/va_select.aspx
where you can search Fletcher records for BMD records for Kanawha Co. up to 1911 for births, up to 1967 for Marriages and Deaths, and view jpg files of the record page. You can search for her potential parents, and if still in the area use a phone search program and call local Fletchers trying to locate someone who might know of a Lorena born between 1940 to 1952.

You could also try a Family Tree DNA "Family Finder"test for cousin matches from all of your lines. Highly accurate up to 3rd cousins, 50% of 4th cousins, and dropping off after that. However, you won't know which line the connection is with, and without actual paper trail info, you are looking for very close relatives who lived near Charleston. This is normally a $293 test and occasionally $90 off on sale. If you are a male, you could do a Y-DNA 37 marker test which could define your paternal line.
See http://www.familytreedna.com/ and check out the FAQ tab. The Y-DNA initial prices are list, but you could join as a Fletcher and get group prices. I expect a sale around the end of June to end of July period. This is good science and I have seen it help some other adoptees.
If you need more info you can contact me directly at: FletcherRJ@aol.com
Best regards, Richard J. "Dick" Fletcher

Looking for West Virginia Fletcher

deaconblue26 — 2012-05-13 00:30:22Z

I was born in Charleston WVa on Oct 1 1970 and given over to an adopting couple. I am looking for my history. My birth mother's name is Lorena Fletcher. From the information my parents had, she was young in 1970 and working as a nurse at Thomas Memorial Hospital where I was born. I would appreciate any information anyone might have.

Re: John Fletcher m.Elizabeth Wilson, Warwickshire, England.

jacatac2000 — 2012-05-11 23:04:54Z

John Fletcher died in 1882 & Elizabeth Fletcher (Wilson) died in 1891. There were 3 sons on the 1841 census, Frederick, Thomas & David. Hope this helps

Re: Fletchers from Virginia

farmkid64 — 2012-05-09 04:12:39Z

Again thank you. The Cowings interest me because Great Grandpa Allison (Sr.) was living with his oldest step son when he died.

Re: Fletchers from Virginia

farmkid64 — 2012-05-09 04:08:41Z

Molly-
Thank you so much. I had no information about the early history Grandfather Allison's father.
It is interesting that 2 of my grandfather Allison's boys went into farming and 2 were in business. And the 3 who lived in Hood River were all volunteer fireman.
And Methodists. Grandmother Laca Pillen Fletcher is the one I remember. But both died when I was still fairly young.

Re: Fletchers from Virginia

MollyHendry — 2012-05-08 17:59:26Z

If you go into genweb you can fine bits and pieces about James H Cowing and his brother John C Cowing in Peotone, Will, IL.

Molly

Re: Fletchers from Virginia

MollyHendry — 2012-05-08 17:55:55Z

This might help. Molly

Author: Past & Present Will County, 1907

Allison Fletcher, connected with mercantile interests in Peotone, was born in
Peotone township in 1868, representing one of the old families of the county.
His father, Allison Fletcher, Sr., was a native of Virginia and in early
manhood came to Illinois, having lost his parents when a child. He was one of
the early settlers of the county and aided in its pioneer development and
progress. He first engaged in the operation of a thresher, but afterward
turned his attention to general farming. At the time of the Civil war, true to
his loved southland, he served in the Confederate army and was wounded in
battle in the hand by the bursting of a shell. He afterward engaged in farming
in Peotone township and his sons succeeded him on the farm. He held membership
in the Methodist Episcopal church and was a republican in his political views.
In early manhood he wedded Margaret Barnhart, who was born in Pennsylvania and
who died in 1898, when about sixty years of age. She, too, was a member of the
Methodist church. Their family numbered seven children: Allison, of this
review; James, who is proprietor of a book and stationery store at Peotone;
Clayton, a farmer residing at Manteno; Theodore, a resident of Peotone
township; Eugene, who lives at Manteno; and Mabel and Leonard, both at home.
The mother was twice married, her first husband being James Cowing, by whom
she had four children: Eva, who married Frank Giekerson and resides in
Manteno; Herman, a resident of Peotone; Beatrice, who is the wife of Harry
Brett, a member of the fire department of Joliet; and Maud, who married John
Mungur, a resident farmer of Peotone. Allison Fletcher, whose name introduces
this record, was reared upon the home farm, early becoming familiar with the
duties and labors that fall to the lot of the agriculturist. He worked in the
fields through the summer months and in the winter seasons attended the
district schools. After putting aside his text-books his entire time and
attention were devoted to farming, and he remained upon the old homestead
until 1903, when he put aside agricultural pursuits and formed a partnership
with Herman Frahm in a general mercantile business, in which he has since
continued with success. They carry a well selected line of goods and enjoy a
liberal patronage, their business constantly increasing in volume and
importance. Mr. Fletcher holds membership with the Methodist Episcopal church
and is deeply interested in its various activities and in its substantial
development. He is serving on the official board and is treasurer of the
Sunday school. He is likewise an exemplary member of the Masonic fraternity
and in politics is a republican. The only office he has ever held is that of
constable, but as a private citizen he has loyally supported the measures and
movements that are best calculated to promote the general welfare.

Re: Fletchers from Virginia

MollyHendry — 2012-05-08 16:58:50Z

I found Allison, Sr., in the 1900, 1880 and 1870 census records. I wonder if he had another name he went by before that. In 1850 Franklin, Westmoreland, PA, I found an Allison of the right age but born in VT. It looks like Margaret married James Cowing first. They had Eva, Herman, Beatrice and Maud. They are listed as Fletcher in the 1870 census. Margaret arrived in Peotone in 1858 so all the children were born in IL. I'm thinking that James Cowing might have died in the Civil War. Have you gotten Allison's death certificate? It might give his parents names or even place of birth in VA and hopefully not "don't know".

I cannot tie Allison to any VA Fletcher's. Wish I could help.

Molly

Fletchers from Virginia

farmkid64 — 2012-05-08 04:37:29Z

My grandfather, Allison Fletcher, was born in Virginia. His father was also named Allison was born in Virginia. Allison Sr. married a woman named Margaret Barnhart. She was a widow. She had married a Cowing and they had 2 or 3 children. Allison and Margaret had my grandfather Allison, James, Clayton, Theadore, Eugene, May and Leonard.
I don't have any information about their life in Virginia. Does any of this sound familiar to anyone out there?

Re: information on Fletchers

3up3down1 — 2012-05-02 21:09:35Z

Thank you !

Scottish Fletcher in Mid Michigan

drapert_1999 — 2012-04-27 17:15:03Z

My name is Tenna Draper. I was born in Lansing, Michigan. My mother's name was Mary Katherine Fletcher. My father was Harold Hammond. My mother was born a twin to Roland James Fletcher. Both were born on 2/26/25. Roland currently lives in the Upper Penninsula. After divorcing Mr. Hammond, she married Charles Schultz of Lansing, but divorced him soon after. Mr. Schultz had no further information on my mother.

I was adopted.

I have found 2 of my siblings. There are 5 more to find. My mother also went by the name of "Pat". I'm not sure if she's living, but last report of a family friend says that she is living in the mid-Michigan area.

If anyone can find her, or knows of her, or any of the rest of my siblings from my biological family, I would appreciate hearing from you.

Please help!!! Fletcher family from Kentucky?

KManocchi — 2012-04-27 14:52:47Z

Seeking information on Mary Frances Fletcher, born about 1821 in KY, and died in Rowan County, KY. She married Eli S. Foster, born jan 17 1816 in bath county, ky, and died rowan co. ky. I would love to know more about Mary. Especially who her parents were.
Thank you so much,
Kayla

Re: Fletchers of Great Wolford, Warwickshire- England

pbfletcher — 2012-04-27 08:16:34Z

Hi,
Just found your post - my husband is descended from your William Fletcher's uncle, another William Fletcher, born 1752, parents John and Mary Fletcher.
Regards,
Barbara Fletcher

Eliza Fletcher Hansbrough and Sarah Fletcher Hansbrough

CathyPhillips68 — 2012-04-25 16:22:04Z

I am searching for Eliza born ca. 1869 and Sarah born ca 1835 who both married Hansbrough's. I believe that Eliza married James William Hansbrough and Sarah married John J. Hansbrough.
John was a harnessmaker and he and Sarah lived in Fauquier Co., Virginia. James William was a Shoemaker and lived in Culpeper Co., Virginia. If anyone connects to these lines and has information on either of these two families, please email me at 330philly@gmail.com or reply on this message board if you wish. I descend from James and John's sibling and am trying to complete a family tree.
Thank you,
Cathy

George & Margaret Fletcher (Texas or California)

SHERIJAKUBOWSKI — 2012-04-24 04:44:36Z

I'm looking for anyone with information on my grandparents. My father William John Fletcher was an only child born to George and Margaret (Kimball) of Texas or California. We believe that George was a Texas Ranger and died from a gun shot to the back. My grandmother died shortly after leaving my father an orpan. All we know is that he was placed in a CA orphanage and all documentation was lost in the SFO fires. Anyone that has any knowledge of this family please contact me. Thanks!!! sherijakubowski@hotmail.com

Re: George and Margaret Fletcher/Texas

SHERIJAKUBOWSKI — 2012-04-24 04:09:55Z

Hello Jennifer - have you learned anything further on George & Margaret? I'm the daughter of John (William) Fletcher and would like to find as much info as possible on my dad and grandparents (George & Margaret). Look forward to hearing from you.

Re: information on Fletchers

MollyHendry — 2012-04-23 09:36:27Z

Should be Wolstanton. typo.

Re: information on Fletchers

MollyHendry — 2012-04-23 09:23:48Z

Hi Elaine. Isaac is in Brierly Hill in 1891 with parents Albert and Mary Ann and sister Florrie.

In 1881 Albert James Fletcher is in Brierley Hill with parents Isaac/Elizabeth and siblings. Isaac/Elizabeth are there in 1871 with 7 children. Isaac may have died in 1882. 1861 he is in Brierly Hill. 1841 he is in Kingswinford, Staffordshire with parents James/Sarah and siblings.

17 Jun 1910 on the "Mauretania" from Liverpool to NY, Isaac Fletcher 20 years, born in Brierly Hill, iron worker, father Mt. Albert Fletcher of Mill St., Brierly Hill. Destination - Niles, OH.

Albert Fletcher married Mary Ann Turner. Marriage registered 4th quarter 1896, Wolstaunton, Staffordshire

1911 - on Mill St. Saw Mills has Albert Fletcher with 2 males and 3 females.

Mary Ann Turner is in Worchestershire in 1871 with parents Abraham/Elizabeth Turner and siblings. Abraham/Elizabeth are still alive in 1901.

Abraham Turner was born 1839 Holly Hill, Worchester and in 1841 Dudley, Worchestershire he is with parents Thomas/Sarah Turner. His wife Elizabeth was born 1833 in Kingswinford, Staffordshire.

I find no Maria Fletcher but she may have been born and died between census years.

This should give you a good start.

Molly

Re: information on Fletchers

3up3down1 — 2012-04-22 21:13:10Z

Hi, My name is Elaine (maiden name is Fletcher). I grew up in Niles, Ohio. I currently live in California.

My paternal grandfather was Isaac Fletcher and lived at 410 Warren Avenue, Niles, Ohio and died in 1975.

Isaac had 2 sons (James Robert and Albert John, my father). Isaac, my grandfather, was born 5/3/1890 in Brierly Hill-Strafford County, England. We know he had a sister named Maria in England but we never heard any information about Isaac's family. My father never knew any history of his father's family.

It sounds like the same Isaac Fletcher you are asking about. I'd LOVE to find out more! He is why I'm on Ancestry, to find out some of his family background..

Please reply!!

Re: Looking for info on Thomas Fletcher born 1800 in Virginia

KMejiaBeplay — 2012-04-18 18:41:26Z

Thank you both for giving me some things to think about and directions to look. Some day I will get my breakthrough. :) And boy,it sure is true that there are too many Thomas Fletchers from Virginia in that time period!

I wish I knew someone in the direct male line for the DNA testing. How interesting that would be! The last one I knew was my Dad's cousin, and he passed away in the late 90's. I have not kept touch with that side of the family, although I have found some here who have a private tree.

Thanks again - lots to think about!

Re: Looking for info on Thomas Fletcher born 1800 in Virginia

MollyHendry — 2012-04-18 10:57:07Z

I looked for Miers listed in early VA records. 1782 had 7 listed for Frederick Co., Pittsylvania Co. and Hampshire County which is part of WV now. I didn't check using the variations of spelling.

1800 had a Thomas Fletcher listed in Accomack Co. However in 1810 here were 3 Fletchers listed in Hampshire Co. and Frederick Co.

You might want to check the records for Frederick County, VA since both surnames were there around the times of births of your ancestors.

The records for Hampshire County, WV are not in good condition but they shouldn't be counted out. I wish you happy hunting.

Molly

Re: Looking for info on Thomas Fletcher born 1800 in Virginia

fletcherrj — 2012-04-18 07:51:55Z

Hi, I am involved in the Fletcher DNA group. Thomas in VA is just too common. If his death certificate didn't show a county, it gets to be very tough. There are Personal Property Tax from 1782, for most VA counties, with some in good shape, that show the head of household (and number of sons over the age of 16 - thus taxable) on a fairly complete annual basis.

There are some limited on line trees at WorldConnect (don't know about Ancestry), and even one for the William Corbett line.

If you have a solid male line Fletcher who you can get to do a FT-DNA Y Chromosome test at 37 markers, you might be able to tie him into one of the established VA Fletcher families. His first destination in Ohio could have been from a northern VA migration route towards Parkersburg. However many left VA through the southern Cumberland Gap route and went through Ky/Tn and into Ohio from the south. If his VA relatives were in WV (VA prior to 1863) there are some on line search options for BMD records after 1854, but they were probably in OH by then.
Please contact me by e-mail at FletcherRJ@aol.com for more detail on the DNA testing process.
Best regards, Richard J. "Dick" Fletcher

Looking for info on Thomas Fletcher born 1800 in Virginia

KMejiaBeplay — 2012-04-17 19:37:15Z

This Thomas Fletcher left Virgina and lived in Fayette County, Ohio; Rush County, Indiana;a short time in Wisconsin, and then died in Atchison County Kansas in 1872.

He married Polly Miers (1794-1867), also of Virginia. They have two sons that I know of, both born in Ohio. They are James M. Fletcher (1819-1900) and William Corbett Fletcher (1822-1854).

I descend from James's son Amos (1844-1918) and Amos's son Herbert Warren Fletcher (1874-1908).

I'd love to know more about my Fletcher line, and feel like connecting Thomas Fletcher to a Virginia Fletcher line will be a huge breakthrough, since there seem to be a number of well-researched Virginia Fletcher lines. My g-grandfather Herbert Warren Fletcher was still in contact with his g-grandfater Fletcher's extended family in Virginia, and had been planning to take his family to visit relatives in Virginia when his life was cut short in a train collision in 1908 in Utah.

Thanks in advance for any help!

Re: MYRL and ASA "BOOTS" FLETCHER >LA>TX

marilynmiller2004 — 2012-04-07 15:49:40Z

BOOTS WAS MY FATHER. I am MARILYN FLETCHER MILLER. Daddy died in 1992. Snookie was my mother. I actually have started family trees on the Fletchers here. My email address is marilynmiller2004@yahoo.com

Fletchers from Ireland to Pennsylvania

SallyJ51994 — 2012-04-06 17:15:27Z

Searching for background info on Anna/Annie Fletcher, b. 1834 in Ireland, came to USA 1849, married William J. Norton in Philadelphia, PA, 1857. I know nothing of her family of birth, lots about her family since then, hoping to connect with someone and swap info.

Re: Fletcher-Dunvegan Ontario Canada

kamcgaha — 2012-04-01 04:10:02Z

Hello,
Im hoping you can clear something up. I have my Duncan Flethcher (b1798- 1804)married to Margaret McLeod (1803-1881)and having 9-10 children. I have Duncan's fater as Angus Fletcher (1784) and his father Duncan Fletcher. I am trying to figure out how they tie in to your Duncan Jr. and Gillivary.

My ggg grandmother was Annie Fletcher who married Norman Bethune and was the daughter of Duncan and Margaret.
Thanks
Katie

Re: Fletcher Madison County IL

LAUREFO — 2012-03-26 16:42:55Z

Correction Fanny Fletcher was born on 1830..

Re: Fletcher Madison County IL

LAUREFO — 2012-03-26 15:49:44Z

I'm related to the Fletcher side.. I did the whole family of the Fletcher's.. Fanny Fletcher (single) was Edwards Mother she died in 1830 Poynton, Cheshire, England.. Edward was raised by his Grand parents Samual and Ann Halworth Fletcher then he crossed the pond to Il. where other family members had gone..

Contact me at Laurefo@charter.net

Fletcher Madison County IL

joanneweimer — 2012-03-26 15:06:42Z

looking for kin to
Edward Fletcher
Birth 11 Nov. 1849 in Worth, Cheshire, England
Death 18 Jan 1888 in at the coal mines, Madison Co. ILL
one son James moved to MI

wife of Edward
Sarah Beese
Birth 9 Nov 1850 in Staffordshire, England
Death 30 Oct 1916 in Collinsville, Madison, Illinois, USA
their son
James (Blondie) Fletcher
Birth 1868 in Collinsville, Madison, Illinois, USA
died in MI
was twice married
first wife

Josephine Schumaker
Birth abt 1871 in Illinois, USA died before 1900

second wife

Jeanie Stevens
Birth 4 Jan 1880 in Illinois, USA
Death 14 Jan 1974 in Southfield, Oakland, Michigan
her children were born in IL
Edward 1905-?
Cleda 1906-?
Raymond 1908-1975(MI)
Calvin 1911-1994(MI)

Nancy F F S S HILTON (1822 - 1905)

MarilynRoth58 — 2012-03-24 18:57:52Z

I found out more about Nancy F. FLETCHER, dau/o Lemuel FLETCHER & Elizabeth "Betsey" KITCHIN.

Nancy, b. 9 Mar. 1822, Gardiner, Kennebec, ME, m1. 26 Jan. 1845, Lowell, MA, Ethan Allen STARK (1820, Grafton Co., NH - 29 Dec. 1890, Vernon Co., WI). They must have divorced because Ethan m2. 1853, Amanda WEEDEN, per their thirtieth anniversary story in the Vernon Co. Censor, Nov. 1883.

John R. SIDNEY divorced Margaret in April 1865, Cumberland, ME. He must have married Nancy soon after that because the 1870 census, Southport, Lincoln, ME, has John SIDNEY, 57, sea captain, b. Sweden, & Nancy, 45, b. ME.

John R. SIDNEY (11 Sep. 1828, Stockholm, Sweden - 4 May 1889, Boothbay, ME). Nancy F. SIDNEY received widow's pension 20 Oct. 1891.

Ruth d. 30 Mar. 1889, aged 69 y., 11 mo., bu. Angier Hill, Cornville, Som, ME, wf/o Samuel HILTON.

Samuel HILTON, 81, s/o John & Betsey, m. 17 June 1896, Skowhegan, Nancy SIDNEY, 72, dau/o Lemuel & Betsey. Samuel & Nancy were both of Skowhegan, third marriage for each.

Nancy d. 22 Nov. 1905, & is buried with her parents Lemuel FLETCHER & Betsey [KITCHIN FLETCHER] FULMER in Bloomfield Cem., South Skowhegan, ME.

Lemuel is in the Fletcher Genealogy...Descendants of Robert FLETCHER of Concord, MA, 1871 edition, p. 226, son of Jonathan FLETCHER & Ruth IRISH.

Jonathan FLETCHER (27 Jan. 1764, New Ipswich, Hillsboro, NH - 15 Nov. 1844) m. ca. 1788, Ruth, dau/o Ichabod IRISH, b. 6 Jan. 1740, Little Compton, RI, & first wife Ruth COOK.
Francis FLETCHER (22 Oct. 1733, Concord, MA - 27 Aug. 1797) m. 11 June 1760, Sarah PARKER (ca. 1740 - 25 Dec. 1825).
Francis FLETCHER, b. 12 Nov. 1698, Concord, m. Abigail BROOKS (15 Mar. 1702/3 - 28 Sep. 1778)
Joseph FLETCHER (15 Apr. 1661, Concord, m. 7 June 1688, Mary DUDLEY (ca. 1667 - 1705)
Francis FLETCHER, b. 1636, Concord, MA, m. Oct. 1656, Concord, Elizabeth WHEELER (3 Jan. 1635/6, Cranfield, Bedfordshire? - 14 Je. 1704, Concord, MA).
Robert FLETCHER (ca. 1592 - 3 Apr. 1677, Concord, MA). Some researchers think that Robert FLETCHER m. ca. 1616, Sarah HARTWELL of Royston, Yorkshire, but I haven't seen proof.

Re: Benjamin Wheeler and Hannah Fletcher

wfletchman_54 — 2012-03-23 02:22:23Z

http://www.concordlibrary.org/scollect/wheeler.htm This site mentions Hannah Fletcher the daughter of Francis and Elizabeth Wheeler. She married an Obadiah Wheeler. I am a direct decendant of Francis Fletcher, Samuel Fletcher and David who all married Wheelers. My great great grandfather was Robert C Fletcher who was the son of Daniel Fletcher Jr who married Nancy Phillips. They immigrated to Canada and to Michigan.

Re: Photos

Kelly_Fletcher_Rogers — 2012-03-22 06:13:18Z

I'm sorry I thought I put that in the message but reading it now I see that I didn't. Most photos were most likely taken in Kentucky. My best guess is around Laurel, Knox and Bell counties.

Re: Photos

lesliemc — 2012-03-22 00:48:52Z

Any idea what state(s) these Fletchers lived in? Thanks.

Fletchers in BC, Canada, ex Shropshire in 1967

cherrywhite_1 — 2012-03-15 23:07:16Z

I am a FLETCHER looking for the children of Richard Griffiths FLETCHER who was a first cousin of my father's.
Obituary: FLETCHER _ Richard Griffiths, passed away May 4th, 2000 at 11:15 p.m. at Langley Memorial Hospital. Born May 1, 1924 in Wolverhampton, England, he then emigrated to Canada in 1967. Predeceased by his first wife Margaret Lindores Fletcher.
He has these children:
Sons - David, Peter, Simon, Andrew and Michael;
Daughters - Joanna, Rosemary, Jane and Katherine.
I have ALL the info on the FLETCHER family in Shropshire and have started capturing the family tree on MY ANCESTRY.
Please contact me: cherrywhite@mweb.co.za. Thanks!!!

Re: maria fletcher marriage

linfox12 — 2012-03-15 16:02:29Z

Hi,Sorry about this,but just been back on FBMD and found the marriage.John's name spelt MAC GEE!had'nt thought of that one.Had tried Mgree,Magee,Maghee.One lives and learns.

maria fletcher marriage

linfox12 — 2012-03-15 15:38:04Z

Hi,Can anyone help solve my problem re Maria's marriage to John McGee <1854>.By 1856,they were living in Sheffield where their four children were born and baptised.
I have checked both on here and FBMD aswell as on Sheffield Indexers.Results-0-!There is a marriage for a Maria Fletcher in Dec quarter 1854,East Retford,Notts.This is where Maria was born abt 1829.Unfortunately there are only three entries on this page,so something is wrong.I've checked the pages myself but no John Mc Gee.
If anyone could suggest any other avenue i would be very greatful.
Thanks.

Re: Missouri Fletchers

1_katscat — 2012-03-10 22:56:51Z

I am a descendent of Nathaniel Fletcher and would love to see a photo of his children as one of them is my great-grandmother. I was always told that the bloodline included Cherokee Indian. Do you have any idea???

Benjamin Wheeler and Hannah Fletcher

casimirsmom — 2012-03-06 02:31:59Z

I am looking for Hannah, the wife of Benjamin Wheeler of Concord, the part of Lancaster that became Bolton, and New Marlborough, Mass. She was born ca. 1694 according to her gravestone. They would have been married ca. 1717. Some people's online lineages say she was Hannah Fletcher. I can't find one with a reference other than somebody else's lineage. Who has a good reference for this?

There was a Hannah Fletcher b. in Concord in 1694. Does anyone have a marriage for her?

Sam and Laura (Messer) Fletcher

twomarines1 — 2012-03-04 23:15:00Z

Does anyone know anything about a Sam Fletcher who married Laura Mae Messer (Cook) in either Minnesota or Los Angeles CA and ultimately settled in Los Angeles, where Laura (Lauretta) died in 1945/1946?

Photos

Kelly_Fletcher_Rogers — 2012-03-03 04:37:46Z

I have been scanning old, unknown family photos. People in the photos may be Fletchers. If you can help me identify anyone in them, it would be very much appreciated. Of course, I will send copies to anyone that wants them as well. I set up a Facebook page so I can more easily post and share all the photos. There aren't many there as of yet but I'll keep scanning and post more as I get them done. Thanks!

http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100003504237804

McDonald Fletcher ?Charleston W VA c1900-1920

H_HAYSON — 2012-02-25 00:39:43Z

looking for information on a McDonald Fletcher who had his photo taken in Charleston c1900 by Gravely & Moore (this is the Gravely that started the tractor business). He looks like a successful studious young man of about 18-20 in a business suit w/ high collar and holding a newspaper. Perhaps a college? photo.