Gulley - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Ransom Gulley

bwgaul — 2012-05-02 02:15:17Z

Hi! My family is from Johnston County. My grandmother was Barbara Gulley Montague. Her father was Ransom Gulley. What info do you have on the Gulley family? I thank you for any help you can give me.

Barbara

Re: Gulley Family, Oak Grove Township, Wake County N.C.

paulagullie — 2012-04-14 07:12:49Z

I, too am searching for info on William and Melissa Cooley Gullie. They are my great great grandparents. I am very interested in the family photos of the Gulley's. I currently live in the Oak Grove section of Durham NC. My daddy is George, great grandson of William and Melissa and he is still living. He does not remember anything about William or Melissa. His grandfather John (William's son) died on the front porch in a rocker 1936 on Coley Rd (family farmhouse). They were all farmers on the family owned property on Coley Rd, Durham NC. Their house stood tall for a long time and the old church Union Grove Baptist Church is still there. Gullie Cemetery on Coley Rd. My dad was 4 years and he remembers when John died. Ernest Gullie was my grandfather. I have good info on the family from this point on but am really interested in anything going back to William and your grandmother Audelia. Would love to hear from you. Thanks

Re: Gulley Family, Oak Grove Township, Wake County N.C.

VistaBoyland — 2012-04-10 19:59:35Z

Paula, I'm so sorry not to have replied sooner. My husband and I are authors of four novels on nuclear terrorism - web site leeboylandbooks.com. We have been pushing on a deadline for the past three months.

I am so frustrated with my GGfather. Finding his parents has been a long disappointing road. Melissa was easy. I've had several people give me erroneous information. So as of today I still am searching.

My husband and I drove Coley Road and visited the cemetery where numerous Gullies are buried. I'm sure you know who these folks are. I wanted to find the old farm place but could get no info on where it was. GGf and GGm were buried on that farm. My mother Buena Vista (Roycroft) Edwards took me there when I was a young girl but I have not memory of the exact place.

Now about Audelia Gullie - I know that there is another spelling for Gulley but all my early records and Quinton Gullie's grave marker are spelled "ie." Audelia "Dukie" Gullie Roycroft was my grandmother. Her death certificate is on line. She passed away from Bright's Disease when my mother was a teen. Mother never got over losing her. Grandfather died when I was nine and we were living in Delaware. They were both buried in Fuquay Varina at Wake Chapel Cemetery.

Audelia was a brilliant seamstress and played piano quite well. As did my mother who lived to be 91. Daddy followed her five years later at 94. Mother described Audelia as being very dear and loving. She had mother late in life and began having ill health. Mother said she loved ham and of course that was the worst thing for her. Mother told me that Grmth had a little white dog when she and Grpa were married. When my Uncle Bill was born - their first child - the dog ran away. Grpa found him and brought him home but the dog would never stay. She also told about ruining a new dress Grmth had made her by climbing up in an apple tree and falling out. Mother hid the dress in the attic and not only got a "switching" for ruining the dress for climbing the tree, but ended up sick with the stomach ache from eating the apples. She was a bit of a tom boy I think, because she excelled at pole vaulting and tennis in boarding school.

After Grmthr died Mother and my aunt Alta (Roycroft) LeGare were first farmed out to relatives - my Uncle William Ruffin Roycroft, who was a pharmacist in Cotes, NC. and later invented a cream called Endit that is used to cure bedsores. Uncle Bill settled in Shallotte NC where he opened a pharmacy with his son Douglas who passed away last year. Eventually Grandpa put the two sisters in boarding school in Cary to complete their high school. At one time Grfr became a justice of the peace in Fuquay/Varina. He was living with my Aunt Ruby Gullie Aycock in Fremont, NC when he passed away from prostate cancer.

I don't know where the Dukie came from in Grandmother's name. If you do I'd appreciate knowing.

Grandfather was from Granville county and had a general store at one time. I have the Coats and Clark spool cabinet from his store and grandmother's rocker.

My first cousin, Audelia Gullie Aycock (Aunt Ruby's daughter) is grmthr's namesake. I was of course named for my mother. As long as mother was living she was called Buena and I went by Vista. When she passed away I took the entire name and use it professionally.

I have some family pictures - one lovely one of Audelia - and if you like will send them by e-mail as attachments. Some I can identify others you may be able to help me with. My computer gave me a problem awhile back and my husband retrieved a lot of information - including the pictures. They are on my husband's computer. Let me hear from you and we will see what you know that I don't.

Buena Vista Boyland - 321-255-3995
(Born 8-20-41 at my Aunt Ruby's farm Fremont, NC.)

Re: Gulley's

mnmgulley — 2012-03-13 02:21:21Z

well..... there's alot of gulleys and i happen 2 b 1 of them

Re: Gulley's

jaiburkh77 — 2012-02-20 03:45:39Z

Eliza and Plummer are my great-great-great maternal grandparents. If this hasn't already been claimed, I would love to have it. I would be happy to reimburse you postage. I am in Bloomington, IN.

Mahal Gulley -- b abt 1828 KY

persingerwh — 2012-01-31 18:30:29Z

Looking for information on Mahala. She is my maternal 2nd ggrandmother. Her father may have been John Gulley (1770 - 1845). Mahala married Henry Rose abt 1849. I don't have a death date for Mahala. Harvey Persinger

Re: john gulley family

gallowaygill1 — 2012-01-11 15:45:21Z

Are books still available as I would like to obtain one. Thanks.

Re: CD

gallowaygill1 — 2012-01-11 15:43:35Z

Are CD's still available as I would like to obtain one. Thank you.

Obituary of Ransom Gulley, Salina, Kansas.

tim_weber1 — 2011-12-10 12:04:51Z

Source Confederate Veteran Magazine, January, 1920.
http://www.confederatevets.com/documents/gulley_ks_cv_01_22_...

Re: Cherokee Gulleys?

doris_hug — 2011-09-27 18:38:48Z

Mary KIng Gulley's Mother was full blooded cherokee. She was a king and married a Gulley. She married Edward Gulley.
They married about 1920

Re: Clayborn & Bessie (Horton) Gulley, Southern IL Gulley's

sunshine14c — 2011-08-17 23:22:16Z

Sandra Gulley,
Clayborn Gulley B:24 Mar 1901 in Saline Co, Independence, Illinois. D: Aug 1974 in Saline Co, Carrier Mills, Illinois
Bessie Horton Gulley B: 16 Sept 1905 in Saline Co, Harrisburg, Illinois. D: 15 Aug 1996 in Saline Co, Carrier Mills, Illinois.
Children:
Kelly M B:1925 D: 25 Sept 1944 in Epimal, France
Alfred M B:1927 in Saline, Independence, Illinois
Bobby Lee B:7 Mar 1930 in Saline Co,Independence, Illinois
Doris F. B: 2 Aug 1930 in Saline Co, Harrisburg, Illinois
D: 15 Jul 1997 in Saline Co, Carrier Mills, Illinois
Earl W. M B: 15 Apr 1943 in Saline Co, Harrisburg, Illinois
D:25 Nov 1991 in Saline Co, Carrier Mills, Illinois

Please contact me if you need more. My e-mail address is sunshine_14c@hotmail.com

Re: Enoch Gulley

sunshine14c — 2011-08-06 22:19:52Z

Hello,
Enoch Gulley B:1750 & Francis Ann Franklin B:1760 both born in Culpepper, Virginia.
Married:26 Dec 1781 in Culpepper, Virginia
I only had one child (Thomas Wilson)your information will help me out on our tree. Thank you.

Re: Gulley family in Alabama

dmooredunc42 — 2011-08-06 07:25:36Z

Our Gulley line was----Robert Gulley married to Minnie Iva Coonradt. My husband;s Mother was Avis Gulley. They lived in Limestone and Madison Counties/Alabama.

Re: Gulley family in Alabama

DennisPritchett41 — 2011-08-05 23:45:36Z

Bill hello, my name is Dennis Pritchtt and I am searching this line of Gulleys. My Great Grand Aunt Married boardman J. Gulley of this line. I am looking for mor info on them I would love to get this source of info if possible. yhanks Dennis

Re: Cherokee Gulleys?

quiltinmama1 — 2011-07-14 18:36:06Z

My 91 yo Mother tells me that her mother Artimus Gulley (b1882 -d1933) daughter of Ezekiel Gulley and Sarah E. Logan was part Cherokee. But Mom didn't know any more than that. I do have one question, do any of you know about Artimus? She was married to another Gulley before marrying Louis E. Halpin in 1909 in Chicago, Ill. Don't know if the first husband died or they divorced. Thanks all

In search for info on Boardman J Gulley,aka Jones B Gulley

DanaGulley — 2011-07-12 01:30:23Z

My grandfather is Thomas Edward Gulley,Of Repton,Conecuh Co,Al.His father was said to be Jones B Gulley,after a little reasearch,believe it would be Boardman J Gulley, born about 1878,whom married an Izola or Iola Pritchett.I am figuring his parents to be William L Gulley and Nancy or Frances Gulley,with another son name Cuyler Gulley.Any info would be very much appericated

Re: Clayborn & Bessie (Horton) Gulley, Southern IL Gulley's

GulleyK925 — 2011-06-30 05:54:57Z

Hello ..To answer your question I do recall my mother mentioning a Bessie ...living in Alabama but I don't believe her last name was Gulley . I was told she was a Crumb . I will check into it. Thanks for responding !

Re: Gulley migration patterns

imsandstone_1 — 2011-05-30 13:54:01Z

One of my father's family connections moved on into Missouri from the Clay County area. They were in contact as late as the 20's or 30's and were still in Missouri. I think they were in the mining business. Since I can account for most of the Hatchers, it could be either the Gulleys, Birdwells or Copas that he was talking about.

It's not much but maybe it'll lead you somewhere.

GULLEY William J - Vietnam Wall section 9W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-04-30 13:13:22Z

GULLEY William J - Vietnam Wall section 9W

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 220,674 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: Margane Gulley

bethaparker913 — 2011-03-22 20:58:39Z

thank you i will have to look in to our Edwin a nit harder to see where he comes from thank you do you use any other websites to find the family history i can not find much help anywhere else but on hear

thank you for the tip

Re: Margane Gulley

bethaparker913 — 2011-03-22 20:40:59Z

who do i send the request for the photo of hger head stone to i did not know people did that?

Re: Margane Gulley

jcc952 — 2011-03-21 14:20:50Z

Hi again - Since I was curious, I went ahead and searched. Have found several census records for her, and her death certificate, which I have attached here.
She died in 1930 in Gideon,New Madrid,Missouri, and is buried in the Stanfield Cemetery. Have checked Find a Grave, but there is no listing for her internment there. You might want to fill out a request for someone to take a photo of her headstone, if you are interested. This is a free service, volunteer based, and helps add some photographic memories to your tree.
Hope this helps you out.
Julee

Re: Margane Gulley

jcc952 — 2011-03-21 14:00:54Z

Hi BethaParker913 - I just posted a note about Edwin to your email address. At one point, I also thought my Edwin Henson was married to your Margana...but have since discovered that is not the case. My research led me to learn that Edwin was in California at the time the marriage took place in 1883...so it must have been a different Edwin Henson. I have since removed her from my tree.
That said, I do have copies of both their marriage certificate ( they were married in Cape Girardeau, Missouri) and a 1910 Census record for Margana Henson, and have attached them here for you. I would really study that for clues. Try to follow her children and see what comes up.
Good luck , and let me know if I can help you further.
Julee Cooke

Re: Cherokee Gulleys?

ksartin13 — 2011-03-21 06:15:11Z

Henry Leonard Davis was my grandfather Elvina Mae Gulley was my ggrandmother... so we must have the same ggrandmother. Their daughter Hester Annabelle Davis was my grandmother she was married to Joel Valentine Kittles. Please contact me if you are still interested in this line.

Karen

Re: Margane Gulley

bethaparker913 — 2011-03-20 01:46:13Z

i am also looking for margane she is my great grand mothers grandmother did you find anything on her i can not i am running it to walls with her

GULLEY Houston - Vietnam Wall section 21W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-01-30 20:49:46Z

GULLEY Houston - Vietnam Wall section 21W

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: Gulley's

christianfirst — 2011-01-16 00:05:18Z

I made a mistake in the previous message. The name of the owner of the Bible is Alva Delph, not Alva Delphi.

Re: Gulley's

christianfirst — 2011-01-16 00:03:09Z

I don't know how I got it but I have an old Bible given to Alva Delphi from Burlington, Ky church on Oct. 7th, 1947. It has births marriages and deaths in it. The most is births. The names listed are Plummer Gulley born Mar. 10, 1858. Eliza Jane Rose Gulley born Dec. 13th, 1859. Cecil Clair Gulley born Oct. 15th, 1885. Robert Jordan Gulley born June 18th, 1884. Lula Pearl and Maude Mae Gulley born Oct. 11, 1892. Marley Plummer Gulley born Sept. 14th, 1894. Lloyd Crouch Gulley born Feb. 10th, 1897. Harry Rose Gulley born July 1st, 1899. Alva Dora and Alma Nora Gulley born Oct. 15th, 1902. Lester William Gulley born Aug. 26th, 1887. This entry was put in after the other entries. Marriages are Alva Dora Gulley to Wilson C. Delph Oct. 22nd, 1930. Plummer Gulley and Elizabeth Rose Jan. 8th, 1885. Deaths listed are Alma Dora Gulley Aug. 10th, 1903...lived 1 year,10 months and 5 days. In births it looks like the name is Marley but in the deaths it looks more like an N to make the name Manley Gulley Aug. 17th, 1935, 41 years, 11 months, 3 days. Plummer Gulley Dec. 15th, 1938...80 years, 9 months, 3 days. I hope this helps someone. Many years ago when I was a teenager there was a little store in Burlington called Gulley's. I am assuming it is the same family as I lived in Burlington and now only live in Florence a few miles from there. Let me know if this family belongs to you and I will send you the Bible. I am now 60 years old.

GULLEY Percy L Jr - Vietnam Wall section 28W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-01-01 13:20:29Z

GULLEY Percy L Jr - Vietnam Wall section 28W

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 219,080 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: texas gulleys

lindamcq_1 — 2010-12-18 21:35:21Z

I just started working on this and am also a Texas Gulley from the Wichita Falls area. (grew up in Holliday) Although my great grandmother told us that we were part Native American, we have never found out which tribe. My father is Kenneth Gulley. I think my grandfather lived in Oklahoma in his youth. Just trying to find out more information.

Re: Robert Nelson Gulley

kimberleegulley — 2010-12-17 17:20:02Z

My grandmother's married name is Geneva Gulley. She was born in 1918. She lives in Alabama. My grandfather is Peter Gulley. Not sure if this helps.

Re: Clayborn & Bessie (Horton) Gulley, Southern IL Gulley's

kimberleegulley — 2010-12-17 17:11:18Z

My mother's married name is Bessie Gulley. She has an aunt by the name of Hannah Horton who was married to Solmon. My grandfather on my dad's side was Peter Gulley. They lived in Alabama. I am not sure if this helps.

Re: Gulley's

RobinPehle52 — 2010-12-11 03:01:19Z

Hello!
Please send copies of documentation to show that Frances Gulley, wife of Hampton is Thomas' daughter. the one listed in Thomas' will married a Travis, so some of the family think there is another Thomas, who had children in TN!
this is my link to the Gulley/Gully line!
Please email me at redrobin_4444@yahoo.com
Thank you so much for this post!! I hope you are able to help me!
Regards, Robin

Re: Gulleys in Arkansas??

samuelgulley16 — 2010-11-10 21:21:08Z

There are probably some connection. We need to get additional info. on the maternal side of the family. Also the time frame is important, e.g. my father's birthdate is April 1888. His sister's DOB is 1890.

mettehall74 — 2010-05-03 06:48:27Z

I am trying to find any Gulleys in Arkansas. My husbands mother was born there but moved to California when she was a child.