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Jeremiah Fugate

lilajane2 — 2012-05-06 03:38:08Z

I am looking for Jeremiah Fugate who was born in 1792 and was living in Meigs County, Ohio by 1830. He is not the Jeremiah who lived in Frederick or Fairfax, Virginia, because they both appear in the 1850 census in their respective states. Jeremiah Fugate married Susannah Buck (b. 1800) and they lived in Ohio. I'm not sure when they were married, where they were each born, or when they came to Ohio. Any information you can provide would be greatly appreciated.

Re: Amos "Bad Amos" Fugate

rfields007 — 2012-04-20 16:02:42Z

Bad Amos Fugate was my Dad's uncle. His name also was Amos Fugate.

Re: Was Blue Matrin Fugate Really a French Orphan?

bevcamp105 — 2012-04-19 15:47:31Z

My understanding is that all Fugate/Fugett et.al were from the French Huguenots who were chased out of France, because of their protestant faith, by the French Catholics. Here is a copy of what I found. This is from the research of Mary D. Fugett, a well know researcher of the line.

Note: Name: James FUGATE , Sex: M Birth: ABT 1630 in (Note) "Ffugeett/La Foucate/Fugate" - Great Yarmouth, ENGLAND, County of Norfolk. A Seaport & Holiday Resort on the East Coast on the North Sea. Death: in Virginia Note: Date: Mon, 27 Nov 2000 Subject: Fugate Family The FUGATE family were French Hugenots, that fled from France to England and then later to America. Hugenots were FRENCH PROTESTANTS, members of the Calvinist church or reformed church, communion of France, whose liberty of worship at first denied, was denied by Edict of Nantes (1598) and aga withdrawn, when the edict was provoked (1685) by King Louis XIV. Huegnot, means by night, so they worshipped by night, so not to be found out, to escape persecution, many French Huegnots then emigrated to England and stayed there, some others left England for the US. The Fugate line emigrated to England and stayed there, some others later left England for America. The Fugate line that married into the Ritchie line were French Hugenots that fled to Great Yarmouth in the County of Norfolk in England, a well known Seaport and Famous Holiday resort on the East coast, on the North Sea, the first Fugate Emmigrant went to England and met his English wife there. Note by Susan Fahnstrom at email: sfahnstrom@webtv.net The Fugate Family Newsletter, Editor: Mary D. Fugate Reference: Volume XIII, May 1991, No. 1 pg. 11 - Spelling of Fugate ? The Few-git pronounciation and subsequent spellings of that sound, are found in Southern families. Even the Southern Fugates say Few-git. But the families of PA who moved on into Ohio and Indiana remained Fugate and say it that way. By the mid-1800`s the spellings were pretty well established, Fugetts of Arkansas and Texas were the Fugates of Kentucky and Virginia. Some of the descendants of Castlewood John Fugate wrote his name as Fugit as did his sons. Castlewood John Fugate came originally from King George Co, VA where the spelling was consistently "Fugate". The point is that these variations can all be traced back to people who were most often recorded as "Fugate" and the various spellings can all be found in references to the same individual. Fewgit Fewwgitt Feuguas Fewgate Focatt Foucate Foget Fooket Fooget Fouquet Fugate Fuguas Fugett Fugit, Fugitt, Fuggitt, Fuggett Ffugette Fuguay Fuquas Fuquet Fuquays
ALIV: 0Note: Name: James FUGATE , Sex: M Birth: ABT 1630 in (Note) "Ffugeett/La Foucate/Fugate" - Great Yarmouth, ENGLAND, County of Norfolk. A Seaport & Holiday Resort on the East Coast on the North Sea. Death: in Virginia Note: Date: Mon, 27 Nov 2000 Subject: Fugate Family The FUGATE family were French Hugenots, that fled from France to England and then later to America. Hugenots were FRENCH PROTESTANTS, members of the Calvinist church or reformed church, communion of France, whose liberty of worship at first denied, was denied by Edict of Nantes (1598) and aga withdrawn, when the edict was provoked (1685) by King Louis XIV. Huegnot, means by night, so they worshipped by night, so not to be found out, to escape persecution, many French Huegnots then emigrated to England and stayed there, some others left England for the US. The Fugate line emigrated to England and stayed there, some others later left England for America. The Fugate line that married into the Ritchie line were French Hugenots that fled to Great Yarmouth in the County of Norfolk in England, a well known Seaport and Famous Holiday resort on the East coast, on the North Sea, the first Fugate Emmigrant went to England and met his English wife there. Note by Susan Fahnstrom at email: sfahnstrom@webtv.net The Fugate Family Newsletter, Editor: Mary D. Fugate Reference: Volume XIII, May 1991, No. 1 pg. 11 - Spelling of Fugate ? The Few-git pronounciation and subsequent spellings of that sound, are found in Southern families. Even the Southern Fugates say Few-git. But the families of PA who moved on into Ohio and Indiana remained Fugate and say it that way. By the mid-1800`s the spellings were pretty well established, Fugetts of Arkansas and Texas were the Fugates of Kentucky and Virginia. Some of the descendants of Castlewood John Fugate wrote his name as Fugit as did his sons. Castlewood John Fugate came originally from King George Co, VA where the spelling was consistently "Fugate". The point is that these variations can all be traced back to people who were most often recorded as "Fugate" and the various spellings can all be found in references to the same individual. Fewgit Fewwgitt Feuguas Fewgate Focatt Foucate Foget Fooket Fooget Fouquet Fugate Fuguas Fugett Fugit, Fugitt, Fuggitt, Fuggett Ffugette Fuguay Fuquas Fuquet Fuquays
ALIV: 0Note: Name: James FUGATE , Sex: M Birth: ABT 1630 in (Note) "Ffugeett/La Foucate/Fugate" - Great Yarmouth, ENGLAND, County of Norfolk. A Seaport & Holiday Resort on the East Coast on the North Sea. Death: in Virginia Note: Date: Mon, 27 Nov 2000 Subject: Fugate Family The FUGATE family were French Hugenots, that fled from France to England and then later to America. Hugenots were FRENCH PROTESTANTS, members of the Calvinist church or reformed church, communion of France, whose liberty of worship at first denied, was denied by Edict of Nantes (1598) and aga withdrawn, when the edict was provoked (1685) by King Louis XIV. Huegnot, means by night, so they worshipped by night, so not to be found out, to escape persecution, many French Huegnots then emigrated to England and stayed there, some others left England for the US. The Fugate line emigrated to England and stayed there, some others later left England for America. The Fugate line that married into the Ritchie line were French Hugenots that fled to Great Yarmouth in the County of Norfolk in England, a well known Seaport and Famous Holiday resort on the East coast, on the North Sea, the first Fugate Emmigrant went to England and met his English wife there. Note by Susan Fahnstrom at email: sfahnstrom@webtv.net The Fugate Family Newsletter, Editor: Mary D. Fugate Reference: Volume XIII, May 1991, No. 1 pg. 11 - Spelling of Fugate ? The Few-git pronounciation and subsequent spellings of that sound, are found in Southern families. Even the Southern Fugates say Few-git. But the families of PA who moved on into Ohio and Indiana remained Fugate and say it that way. By the mid-1800`s the spellings were pretty well established, Fugetts of Arkansas and Texas were the Fugates of Kentucky and Virginia. Some of the descendants of Castlewood John Fugate wrote his name as Fugit as did his sons. Castlewood John Fugate came originally from King George Co, VA where the spelling was consistently "Fugate". The point is that these variations can all be traced back to people who were most often recorded as "Fugate" and the various spellings can all be found in references to the same individual. Fewgit Fewwgitt Feuguas Fewgate Focatt Foucate Foget Fooket Fooget Fouquet Fugate Fuguas Fugett Fugit, Fugitt, Fuggitt, Fuggett Ffugette Fuguay Fuquas Fuquet Fuquays
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Descendants of Peter H. Kruse and Mary Ann Kimble

indigocreek — 2012-04-03 20:21:42Z

I am looking for information on Peter H. Kruse before he moved to Washington State from Hamburg, Germany. Also any descendant information. Does anyone know the new email address for Aileen Kruse Lenzi? or Glenna Kruse?

Re: Descendants of Peter H. Kruse and Mary Ann Kimble

sweetpea576 — 2012-04-03 19:22:10Z

I not sure yet how are two families are related. My Great grandfather is William Silas Stevens. I have been trying to find info on his line for a long time. If you have anything that would be great. I don't have anything on your family, but if I come across anything in my research I will send it your way. If you don't live in Wa state. Let me know if you need something looked up at one the of the archive buildings. I will put it on my list so the next time I go I can look it up for you. They have a lot of documents on line through the washington state digital archives. I hope this helps out.
Tanna

Clara Fugate (1873-1898) Illinois.

deLipkau — 2012-03-27 04:23:11Z

Hi. I'm trying to find information about Goldie Bolen Johnson Powell. She was born in ~1894 to William Hampton Bolen and Clara Fugate (1873-1898)(m. 1891 McDonough Co.). Clara died in 1898. I'm not sure what happened to William Hampton Bolen. Goldie was adopted by John and Mary Johnson. I believe this all happened in Schuyler Co. and Mc Dunough Co. Illinois. Goldie Johnson married Philip Powell in approx. 1915. Any info will help!

Thanks,

Jaimie Powell

Re: Malinda Fugate and children--Zelus, Lillie, Ollie, Flossie & Coy

h_bell2718 — 2012-03-22 11:15:14Z

Malinda Fugate was my great-grandmother. Flossie (Flocie) Fugate Barker was my grandmother. She married Col. Heiskell Barker (not sure of the year). They had the following children. Listed eldest to youngest; Beatrice, Geneva, Eugene, Wanda,Franklin (my dad) and Donald. I found a real estate purchase from the Kingsport,TN newspaper where they (Barker & Fugate) purchased property. I believe the year of purchase was 1923 or 1924. I would love to know the history you have complied. :-)

Lydia (Fugate) Crow (1839-1869) St. Louis Co., Missouri

chase1213 — 2012-03-17 01:04:28Z

Lydia is my GG grandmother. Married my GG grandfather, Pascal Crow in 1853 - St. Louis Co., Missouri. Wishing to connect with family and share info. Thanks!

Re: Was Blue Matrin Fugate Really a French Orphan?

MatthewsCK — 2012-02-27 21:43:17Z

I have seen this previously but never on the news wire until now. I have a Martin Fugate in my lineage who was born in Hansonville, Russel County, Virginia in 1786 and married Nancy unknown born in North Carolina in 1794 who were located in the Military Tract of Illinois by 1832. I am not confident that the Blue Fugate's are from France. There were many Fugate's in the Virginia & North Carolina region well before Blue Martin was born. The only way to tell would be to do genetic testing of the lineage to connect them to one of the other families.

Re: Was Blue Matrin Fugate Really a French Orphan?

Fugate_Adam — 2012-02-25 19:30:31Z

I am assuming you are referring to Martin Fugate and Elizabeth Smith. From what I have read Martin and Elizabeth came to Ball Creek or around that area about 1820 from Tennessee.
Another Martin is the son of Benjamin Fugate and Hannah? Benjamin and Hannah settled in Breathitt Co.

Ross Fugate Waco Texas

maytubbydam3 — 2012-02-25 19:11:08Z

Any information pertaining to Ross Fugate, Born in Waco Texas and possible lived in Bennington, Oklahoma, will be
appreciated.

missing Fugate

badalichs — 2012-02-23 18:40:34Z

I might have seen a missing Fugate in Osborns in Culver, Indiana. I very tall, very scruffy,hairy man came in with a small woman with long brown hair holding his arm like she was blind. He was walking very slowly and being led by a middle school-age girl back to the Subway ordering line. The man and woman appeared to be partially blind, deaf, frightened, or all three. My son could not stop staring at his purplish-blue skin! It was shocking!

Was Blue Matrin Fugate Really a French Orphan?

speraetcreda — 2012-02-22 16:34:06Z

Apparently we're all the hot news today on yahoo's homepage.

It's nothing new, it's the same old rehashing of the story of Benjy Stacy being born blue. (Check out the attached screenshot)

You can read it here: http://gma.yahoo.com/fugates-kentucky-skin-bluer-lake-louise...

My question is this: what is the evidence that Martin was "a French orphan?" As far as I can tell there were tons of Fugates around Virgina, Tennessee and Kentucky - and that they all were English or Scottish.

Can anyone shed some light on this for me? It's been bugging me for awhile.

Thanks!
Mary

PS In case you're wondering my g-g-g-grandmother was Ruth Fugate ~1814-~1870. Any matches or info on her direct line?

Blue skinned Fugates, a genetic disorder examined

jddarst — 2012-02-22 16:26:14Z

Please see link to read on subject of Blue Skinned Fugates and what the genetic cause is. Very interesting!

http://gma.yahoo.com/fugates-kentucky-skin-bluer-lake-louise...

Re: Fugate Family Newsletter

Pony1957 — 2012-02-16 18:07:26Z

Mary,
After all these years your work is still wanted and needed very much. Must be a nice feeling. Hope you are well
Phyllis

Re: Fugate Family Newsletter

mamasueokc1 — 2012-01-29 01:18:01Z

I am the great-granddaughter of Peter Parkey Fugate. I know his father was Henley Fugate Jr, and his father was Henley Fugate Sr. I need clarification on the line from that point back. I thought the next father was Martin Fugate, but am now seeing several references to it being John Zachariah (a brother of Martin). Is there proof of which is correct? I would be interested in anything in the Fugate Family Newsletter related to my part of the Fugate tree. Thank you very much

Re: I am lost in this geneology!!!

JudyAtheyFugate — 2012-01-21 06:45:18Z

Breathitt Co...is that in Va or Ky? Judy Athey Fugate

Martha Frankie Fugate

Ravenwind52 — 2012-01-08 21:24:15Z

looking for information,on Martha Frankie Fugate,married Robert Arms,18oo,s North Carolina,daughters,Jenny,Seaberry,Bezz,I have herd that she was Native American

Re: Fugate Family Newsletter

bevcamp105 — 2011-12-30 03:33:58Z

Hello,

I am the daughter of Walter Frank Fugett. I have a lot of your answers on my ancestry.com website. Take a look.

John L was my great grandfather, through his son, Alexander Colvin (not Calvin) Fugett.

I would love to talk with you about some of the holes I have in the Dehaven siblings.

If you are interested in knowing more you can contact me through ancestry messaging.

Beverly Fugett Campbell

Re: Fugate Family Newsletter

nursenu1959 — 2011-12-29 18:27:52Z

I am great grand daughter of John Lewis Fugett. Calvin was a son. There were 3 daughters; Lona, Lou Ann, and my grandmother Myrtle Lee. My mother was Mildred Louise Dehaven.

I understand that John Lewis wife died name? and he remarried and had more children.

FUGATE Alvin 1930-2011 b. Knott County, Kentucky

Lace_Lynch — 2011-11-07 16:10:36Z

FUGATE, Alvin "Al" 81, of Springfield, Ohio passed away Saturday, November 5, 2011 in Springfield, Ohio.

He was born September 6, 1930 in Knott County, Kentucky to the late George and Sallie (Francis) Fugate.

He is survived by his wife, Ruby (Williams), whom he married October 22, 1955, two daughters: Barbara and David Markeson of Enon, Ohio, Carol Fugate and Jay Free of Springfield, OH; a son, Rudell and Janice Combs of New Palestine, Indiana; a sister, Marie Gilbert of Springfield, Ohio; three grandchildren: Michael, Brandon, B.J.; five great-grandchildren: Hannah, Ethan, Samuel, Averie, Kiley; numerous nieces, nephews and friends.
He was preceded in death by his parents, brother Delbert, and sisters Reva Fugate, Velma Terry, and Octavia Blair.

Al loved fishing and hunting. The thrill of his life was camping with his family.
He was especially proud of his garden and orchard. He was always helping others.

Visitation will be held 5:00PM until 8:00PM Tuesday in Adkins Funeral Home in Enon, OH.
Funeral services will be held at 11:00AM Wednesday with Pastor Clinton McIntosh officiating.
Burial will follow the service in Enon Cemetery, Enon, Ohio.
Donations may be made to the American Cancer Society in Alvin's name

Re: Fugate Family Newsletter

JamesYoung1491 — 2011-09-05 14:30:20Z

Any info earlier than James La Fougate (Fugate)Sr. B 1630 & spouse Emaline Lambe, married 8 Jun 1651, Yarmouth, Eng. My Line: James Sr, Peter, Josiah, Martin, Benjamin, Henley, Samuel, Solomon, and Harlis Fugate (wife Julie) of Breathitt Co. I do have Em Lambe's parents as James Lambe and Dorothy Pettit of Middlesex, Eng, but I'm not sure of James La Fougate Sr.'s parents and earlier data on either of them.

Re: Fugate conundrum and wondering how so many Fugate trees on the site have so many errors

scottmorrow1 — 2011-09-04 19:27:11Z

Did find this...http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/NORTH/2000-10/... man, typos really wreaked havoc in most of those trees.

Fugate conundrum and wondering how so many Fugate trees on the site have so many errors

scottmorrow1 — 2011-09-04 19:09:59Z

Looking for more info on the true wife of James Hypothesis Fugate....He was born 1714 in Grainger county, Tenn....his wife on many of the trees is Nancy born in 1796 which is quite after the birth of their daughter or daughters in the 1740's...one tree has him married on another site in 1751 oh and his parents on trees died in 1695 before he was born in 1714? Sperm banks?

Any help would be greatly appreciated,

Scott

Re: fugates in wisconsin (northern)

jennyrz13 — 2011-08-17 17:56:49Z

I am helping my cousin with her family tree. Do you have any information on the following family?

my cousin Allyssa Davis
d/o Thomas Duane Davis & Teresa Lynn Bostic
Tom is the s/o Arnold Davis & Marie FUGATE

They lived in the Marinette, WI area. I was told that they are buried in Wausaukee, WI but I haven't found any info yet. any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Jenny

Re: Blue Fugates

paula_fugate4 — 2011-08-15 08:32:37Z

Hi Sandy,
I've also been asking around. I think the last true blue Fugate was born at around the same time as I was--in the early 1970's. :-) Have you had any luck finding others?

Re: Fugate Family Newsletter

rfugate103 — 2011-08-14 13:11:55Z

My FFNs are filed away but I do have David Faris "The Fugate Family of Russell Co. VA" (Library of Congress 85-82569 available thru the public library) listing thousands of Fugates. Available through the Mormans LDS libraries - order # 6048743. Also, I could do some lookups for you.
My line is Peter, Colbert, John (1796-1878), Robert Bracken, John George Monroe, John, Ersa

Re: Fugate Family Newsletter

Cheryle92 — 2011-08-14 00:46:04Z

Please check you ancestry.com messages for an email I sent you.

Thanks,

Re: Fugate Family Newsletter

rfugate103 — 2011-08-12 03:45:49Z

Your best information source from 1772 to 1986 would be to request from your local library the loan of "The Fugate Family of Russel County, VA", by David Faris, Gateway Press, Baltimore, 1986, Library of Congress, #85-82569.

Re: Fugate Family Newsletter

mhfugate2 — 2011-08-11 11:44:02Z

Mary, Thank you for all the help you gave me finding my ancestors. Have you found anything further about Edward Fugate b. ca.1840, Frederick Co. VA and d. 1806 Bourbon Co. KY?
Marion

Re: Bonaparte Fugett, Fugat, Pike Cty, Missouri 1870-1880

mdsmith251 — 2011-08-09 20:17:26Z

I'm doing research on my great grandma Annie May Fugate, Fuget, Fugett or Fuggett born May 11 1881 Pike County MO and died June 13, 1910 in Molino Audrain county MO She married Charles William Smith previously of Monroe county MO. Her death certificate lists her parents as N P Fugate and Mary Young of Pike county MO. I would appreciate any information. feel free to email me at mdsmith25@ktis.net . Thanks,

fugate power

cFugate10 — 2011-07-23 02:32:10Z

i am proud to be a fugate we originated royalty

James Fugate of Molus, KY

neotnec — 2011-07-20 21:41:30Z

I am attempting to establish if James Fugate of Molus, KY (b. 1906) son of Elizabeth Brock and Floyd Fugate, is the same “Jimmy” who was briefly married to my grandmother back in the late 1920s.

All that we know is that “our” James Fugate left Molus, KY to find work during the Depression and ended up in Ohio. He met and married my grandmother there in the late 1920s and they had one son.

Shortly thereafter, James returned to Molus and was not really heard from again.

Thanks for any info that anybody might have to offer on our family mystery.

Re: Ritchie/Fugate

scoob20 — 2011-05-12 14:42:43Z

My Mom's Grandmother was Beatrice Ritchie which was Austin's sister. Please respond back.

Re: Fugate Family Newsletter

mlcable58 — 2011-04-18 03:18:10Z

I am finally returning your message from December/2010. I am once again working on the Fugate line. I have Frances Elizabeth Fugate Harp's father as Martin. I have him in the 1830c in Claiborne Co TN, 1840c Laurel Co KY, 1850c Lincoln Co KY, and wife Maria in 1860c Rockcastle Co KY.
I am also looking for info on Elijah Harp's family.
Thanks for the info you sent me.
Sincerely,
Marian Cable

Re: Garfield Fugate, Perry Ky and nearby Countys (Cincinnati also)

LanaMorris66 — 2011-04-02 13:01:13Z

Garfield was the brother of my grandfather, Elijah Fugate (my mom's dad). When I started doing geneology last year, 2010, she told me that Grandpa Elijah was with Garfield when he got on a train to look for work. He told Grandpa if he found work, he would be back. If he did not, he wouldn't come home. That was the last my grandpa or his family ever saw of him.

Who are Colbert Fugate's parents?

LedbetterBuxton — 2011-02-28 20:50:34Z

I am related to Colbert Fugate through his daughter, Lydia Drusilla Malpha Fugate who married James S. Carter in Scott County, VA. I am seeing different people as Colbert Fugate's parents. Was there ever a "Will" that had his name in it? Was his father in the Revolutionary War?
Thanks, Shirl Fee

Re: Fugate Family Newsletter

mlcable58 — 2011-01-11 04:43:19Z

Francis Elizabeth Fugate b.1820 d. before 1860 married Elijah Harp 19Dec1840 in Laurel Co Ky. She would be my gg grandmother. They lived in Lincoln Co Ky. I have found many links. Some of them being Perry Co KY and Claiborne Co TN. I have Francis father as Martin and mother Maria. I found a Martin in Lincoln Co. I have a mortgage signed by him. I have 8 children for Elijah and Elizabeth. 2 I am unsure.
Sincerely,
Marian Cable

Re: Fugate Family Newsletter

mdfugate — 2010-12-16 17:03:23Z

This is my husband's line. Hi ancestors were Jehiel Fugate, b. 8 Jan 1816 in Claiborne Co., TN, married Rachel HARP, b. 11 July 1818 in TN. They married in Laurel Co., KY on 17 June 1839. They moved to Clay Co., IN where Jehiel died 25 Aug 1868 and Rachel died 31 Aug 1857.
I have just moved from Arizona to Minneapolis and my files are still packed, but please email me and I will tell you what I have. Jehiel and Frances Elizabeth were brother and sister, and I presume that Elijah and Rachel Harp were also brother and sister.

Mary D. Fugate

Re: Fugate Family Newsletter

mlcable58 — 2010-12-09 05:20:52Z

I am looking for information on Frances Elizabeth Fugate.
(B ca 1820)She married Elijah Harp. They had a son John Calvin Breckenridge Harp (lived in Lincoln Co Ky)

Sincerely,
Marian Cable

Re: Amos "Bad Amos" Fugate

fredwill44 — 2010-12-08 03:49:04Z

Rachel Fugate was my Grandmothers Sister. Her name was Bertha Fugate Noble. So you and I are Cousins.My mother is Geneva Noble Messer from Dwarf, Ky. My name is Fred Williams

Re: Lettie Fugate Lewis

cathyjfl — 2010-10-18 16:27:28Z

My Grandma Was Lettie Fugate Lewis.. married to Willie Arthur Lewis..they called him Bill.. they moved to ky to portsmouth, oh.. had 4 kids Kathleen, Billie Jo, John, and Jaqueline and one other son that died at a young age in ky.

Re: I am lost in this geneology!!!

JudyAtheyFugate — 2010-10-04 05:13:31Z

Bambi,
My father in law was Robert McKinley Fugate from WV (Va pre 1865). B 1909 in Marion Co WV (?) D- Wheeling(Ohio)WV 1984 (?) Must be some connection with the McKinley name there.

I hope to start a search on the Fugate Family Nov this yr.
Maybe we can compare notes. There is a Moses Fugate in the early Vital Records 1840 or earlier. That I did see.

Judy Athey Fugate WV Jude1776@aol.com

Re: Malinda Fugate and children--Zelus, Lillie, Ollie, Flossie & Coy

Rbcsoup — 2010-09-07 12:23:28Z

Hi Darlene

It's Richard and Karen. Thanks for your invitation and for your email last night. So sorry about your uncle. We'll reply further on the reunion via the email. Thanks for thinking of us.

Re: Malinda Fugate and children--Zelus, Lillie, Ollie, Flossie & Coy

daery — 2010-09-07 00:34:06Z

Hello, I am the grand daughter of Flossie. We are tentatively planning a Barker-Fugate family reunion in October. Please contact me if you are interested.
Darlene

Re: Jefferson Fugate

GlennaCampbell66 — 2010-08-24 23:23:53Z

I don't know where to start, but my sister Shirley Couch was doing this search on our great grandfather Jefferson Fugate, she passed away over a year ago and didn't get the information. I am trying to follow some leads she was working on, so if you could give me the information I would be very pleased. Thank you just let me know what to do concerning this. I am not familiar with ancestory work and research. Thank you glenna_campbell@yahoo.com

Slyvester Fugate

jackpeck70 — 2010-08-23 19:54:52Z

Looking for informatiuon on Sylvester Fugate b. 1859 d. 1933 m. Josephine Pope 22 Jun 1916. She was b. 13 Dec 1885 d. 18 Nov 1964. Children I have are Willis Lee, Viola, Houston, Kelly. All in and around SW Va area, Scott County, VA. I have not been able to find anything more on Sylvester, parents, any other marriages etc; any help would be appreciated. Thanks

Malinda Fugate and children--Zelus, Lillie, Ollie, Flossie & Coy

Rbcsoup — 2010-08-05 20:00:18Z

I have done extensive research on this family. Continuing to search for more information and to find descendants of Malinda Fugate of Pennington Gap, WV (1869-1927). Particularly those of Ollie Fugate Poindexter and Flossie Fugate Barker.

Re: Looking for information on Fugitts in VA

Diann4952 — 2010-07-02 04:02:31Z

I have info that Uncle Grover gave me but have to find the box that I have it in.

Looking for information on Fugitts in VA

mikeorell — 2010-06-18 13:03:41Z

My Great grandmother Was Carrie B. Fugitt (1902-1948)of Maryland. Through the census records I've been able to find her Father Issac C. Fugitt (1869-?)of VA and Albert S. Fugitt (1830-1907)of Va. According to the 1880 census he lived in Port Royal Caroline Va and had a brother Named John F. Fugitt living with him.

I can see that there are a lot of Fuggits/Fugates in the reigon but I'm having trouble making the connection. If anyone could help me it would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.