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Re: Estelle Huffines

tom2344 — 2012-01-29 22:47:04Z

Thank you so much for the correction - I have changed the genealogy text from Rocky Mound to Rocky Mount, Nash Co., NC.

Re: Estelle Huffines

rwynne6 — 2012-01-28 18:44:54Z

Are you still searching for this information? Lelia Estelle Huffines was born in Rocky MOUNT, Nash Co, NC, not Rocky Mound, in Sept. 1889.

Re: Huffines

joehuffines — 2011-08-30 16:01:40Z

Always nice to learn of other family members.

Re: Reply to E-Mail on Ancestry

huffinesjonathan — 2010-05-01 23:52:47Z

Maybe we're related, my great-grandfather Charles Huffines was born in the Piedmont Triad region of NC and had a son (Arnold Robert McDonald Huffines) and he had a son and daughter (Daniel and Maria Huffines). My name is Jonathan and interestingly enough, my brothers name is Robert Lee Huffines.

HUFFINES William A 1896-1969

t42MountOlivet — 2010-04-02 13:28:07Z

HUFFINES William A 1896-1969

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 212,975 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

J. I. and Rachel Jane Huffines of Denton, TX 1933

drbrownlee — 2010-03-07 03:12:52Z

J. I. and Rachel are pictured in the 1933 Bronco, yearbook of Denton High School, and are seniors. I'm not kin but thought this might help others locate family.

Re: J. M. Huffines

MaryEvans1010 — 2010-02-20 23:23:39Z

Just printed out pictures of Jonas Huffines along with Obed, Bertha and Gertha. Send me a message at grandmasueevans@yahoo.com if you ever receive this.

Re: "Histories are being rescued a second time"

hodgegw — 2010-02-13 21:01:05Z

Bad link in my previous post, here is the correct one>>

http://www.usatoday.com/news/nation/2009-12-10-history-prese...

"Histories are being rescued a second time"

hodgegw — 2010-02-13 20:44:55Z

I read this article in the USA Today Newspaper and went to their website in order to be able to share it all with you.
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Excerpt from article: "Histories are being rescued a second time"

VERMILLION, S.D. — In the basement of a campus building at the University of South Dakota, students and professors are working to preserve eyewitness accounts of American history before they are lost to the elements.

Link to full article:
http://www.usatoday.com/news/nation/2009-12-10-history-prese...

I thought the group might be very interested in this. Would be interesting if anyone out here has actually listened to one of these and to share what that was like.

Gary Hodges, Board Admin

Re: Hayden Huffines

JEBBX — 2009-08-21 02:14:46Z

Hayden Huffines was my grandfather. He only had four daughters, no sons. He did have a nephew who lived in Wynnewood, but he's deceased now.

HUFFINES Allyne and Vernon O

t42RoseHill — 2009-07-03 01:57:21Z

HUFFINES Allyne and Vernon O

I photographed this gravestone in the (Shannon) Rose Hill Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 204,880 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

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HUFFINES Birdie May and DeLane

t42justin — 2009-01-06 18:26:14Z

HUFFINES Birdie May and DeLane

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HUFFINES Laura 1852-1930

t42justin — 2009-01-06 18:26:05Z

HUFFINES Laura 1852-1930

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HUFFINES C M 1832-1924

t42justin — 2009-01-06 18:25:54Z

HUFFINES C M 1832-1924

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TIDWELL Sarah C Sallie HUFFINES 1887-1969

t42justin — 2009-01-01 23:18:39Z

TIDWELL Sarah C Sallie HUFFINES 1887-1969

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HUFFINES Robert Lee 1919-1975

t42justin — 2009-01-01 23:18:24Z

HUFFINES Robert Lee 1919-1975

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HUFFINES Maude 1918-1918

t42justin — 2009-01-01 02:32:06Z

HUFFINES Maude 1918-1918

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HUFFINES Minnie 1918-1918

t42justin — 2009-01-01 02:31:55Z

HUFFINES Minnie 1918-1918

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HUFFINES Mary 1918-1918

t42justin — 2009-01-01 02:31:41Z

HUFFINES Mary 1918-1918

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Estelle Huffines

tom2344 — 2008-04-10 20:56:35Z

Lelia Estelle Huffines, born: Rocky Mound, Nash Co., NC., d/o Thomas Huffines. She married Homer Burlington Shoup, Bedford, Lawrence Co., IN., 5 Jul 1911. She died: Tuberculosis, Bedford, 4 Mar 1918. I need her birth date and the names and dates of her parents.

Cicero Huffines of Guilford Co NC

olclarke — 2007-12-01 21:41:22Z

Seeking the names of Cicero's parents & siblings. He was b abt 1860 & marr Martha L. Also need her last name & her parents & siblings. Have one son for them, Claud Grover b abt 1885 marr Alice Lelia Bruce 21 Sep 1910 in Caroline Co. Va. She was the dau of William Baynham Bruce Sr. & Fannie ( Betty ) Brooks.
Ollie

Daniel Huffines 1809 - 1887 of Simpson Co KY son of Christian Huffines 1764 - 1853

Barry_Ashby — 2007-02-21 21:21:17Z

Here is some of my leftover research to ponder, pursue, or reject. It would be shame to toss it out. Use it as you wish. I am not related to this line.

Barry Ashby

Generation No. 1

1. CHRISTIAN1 HUFFINES was born 1764, and died 1853. He married MARY WILLARD. She was born 1774, and died 1830.

Child of CHRISTIAN HUFFINES and MARY WILLARD is:
2. i. DANIEL CHRISTOPHER2 HUFFINES, b. 1809, Logan County, Kentucky; d. 1887, Simpson County, Kentucky.

Generation No. 2

2. DANIEL CHRISTOPHER2 HUFFINES (CHRISTIAN1) was born 1809 in Logan County, Kentucky, and died 1887 in Simpson County, Kentucky. He married MARY FRANCES "FANNIE" STAGNER Abt. 1830 in probably Simpson County, Kentucky, daughter of JOHN STAGNER and SARAH LNU. She was born Abt. 1810 in Warren County, Kentucky.

Notes for DANIEL CHRISTOPHER HUFFINES:
!1850 Census of Kentucky, Simpson County, page 45B, stop 608. Recorded as HUFHINES.
!1860 Census of Kentucky, Simpson County, Franklin PO, page 113, stop 814.
!1870 Census of Kentucky, Simpson County, Gum Precinct, page 32 (stamped 83B), stop 231.
!1880 Census of Kentucky, Simpson County, Pilot Knob, ED 218, page 14, stop 121

Children of DANIEL HUFFINES and MARY STAGNER are:
i. CHRISTOPHER LAFAYETTE3 HUFFINES, b. Abt. 1831, Kentucky; m. MARY J. STAGNER, 14 Feb 1856, Simpson County, Kentucky; b. Abt. 1830, Warren County, Kentucky.
ii. JOHN J. HUFFINES, b. Abt. 1835, Kentucky; m. ELLEN LNU; b. Abt. 1838, Kentucky.
iii. MARSHA ANN HUFFINES, b. Abt. 1836, Kentucky.
iv. MARY MALVINA HUFFINES, b. Abt. 1837, Kentucky.
v. JOSEPH DAVID HUFFINES, b. Mar 1841, Kentucky.
vi. S. J. "POLLY" HUFFINES, b. Abt. 1842, Kentucky.
vii. ANDREW CLINTON HUFFINES, b. Abt. 1844, Kentucky; m. ADALINE LOWE.
3. viii. ELIZABETH "LOUISA" A. HUFFINES, b. Abt. 1845, Kentucky.
ix. JAMES MADISON HUFFINES, b. Abt. 1849, Kentucky.
x. MELISSA AMERICA HUFFINES, b. Abt. 1850, Kentucky.
xi. ARABELLE HUFFINES, b. Abt. 1853, Kentucky.
xii. ALICE E. HUFFINES, b. Abt. 1858, Kentucky.

Generation No. 3

3. ELIZABETH "LOUISA" A.3 HUFFINES (DANIEL CHRISTOPHER2, CHRISTIAN1) was born Abt. 1845 in Kentucky. She married (1) GEORGE W. STAGNER, son of ANDREW STAGNER and MARY MOYERS. He was born Abt. 1841 in Warren County, Kentucky. She married (2) WILLIAM G. SAMPSON Abt. 1884, son of WILLIAM SAMPSON and MARTHA LNU. He was born Feb 1824 in Smith County, Tennessee.

Notes for GEORGE W. STAGNER:
!1860 Census of Kentucky, Warren County, District 2, Bowling Green PO, page 117, stop 815.
!1870 Census of Kentucky, Simpson County, Gum, Franklin PO, page 32, stop 230.

Notes for WILLIAM G. SAMPSON:
!1860 Census of Tennessee, Smith County, District 14, page 21 (stamped 373), stop 154.
!1870 Census of Kentucky, Ohio County, Cool Springs, Hartford PO, page 24, stop 150.
!1880 Census of Kentucky, Butler County, Magisterial District 7, ED 111, page 13 (stamped 409), stop 100.
!1900 Census of Kentucky, Ohio County, Cool Springs Precinct, ED 103, sheet 6A (stamped 69), stop 102.

Children of ELIZABETH HUFFINES and GEORGE STAGNER are:
i. MARY E.4 STAGNER, b. Mar 1867, Kentucky.
ii. JAMES MADISON STAGNER, b. Abt. 1869, Kentucky.
iii. NELSON STAGNER, b. Abt. 1870, Kentucky.
iv. JESSE STAGNER, male, b. Abt. 1873, Kentucky.
v. L. BELL STAGNER, b. Abt. 1875, Kentucky.

Unidentified Pics

JesPiddlin — 2006-09-19 05:33:09Z

I have some pics which most likely are family and friends of the HUFFINE(S) side of my family... possible surnames are HOUSE, HUFFINE or HUFFINES, McCOY, ROSE, STARRETT, TREAT, although friends in the pics will probably have other names. I believe most or all of the subjects in these photos are going to be from the 1900's, located mostly in AR, OK, or AZ. I have posted most of these photos at http://www.jespiddlin.net/oldpics/ and would appreciate all help identifying these folks. Thanks in advance!

Re: Huffhines Research in Jackson County Tennessee

JudyThornell — 2005-07-08 02:09:05Z

Gary, where are you living in Ky? I am in Bowling Green. I am researching this family for a friend. This is what I have: Brenda (friend) is the daughter of Sue Minnix, daughter of Lillian Huffines and Robert Minnix, daughter of Stanley Huffines and Tinnie/Tiny/Kuma/Cumie Tittle. Stanley's death certificate states father as Nathan Huffines and Polly Denson, but found her as Gentry (1880 census). The information was given by Tinnie and this side of the family was not very educated. Lillian had quite a bit of indian blood, but cannot trace this. Don't know if it came from Huffines or Tittle. I can not find Nathan or his mother Peggy before 1880. Keep in touch and thanks again for answering. At this point will take any info I can get.

Re: Huffhines Research in Jackson County Tennessee

JudyThornell — 2005-07-08 02:09:05Z

Don't know if this is the same Polly. Found her and her mother (also Polly), both listed as Mary in 1870 census. Children were William, Polly/Mary, Kissie (all Denson.) Then Jonathan Gentry. Sometime after 1880 she had Stanley and don't know if there were any more children with Nathan Huffines. All were listed as born in Tn. Nathan had his mother living with him and her name was Peggy. Polly's father was Thomas. Any info is appreciated. Thank you for answering.

relatives

blhuffines — 2005-07-07 20:16:44Z

Hi George ann, plz email blhuffines@cs.com
I have info for you.

Reply toKathy Huffines Mx #39

blhuffines — 2005-07-07 20:16:44Z

Kathy, I have George Washingtons old bible and here`s some info for you and Georgia Ann
G.w. was born 16 feb. 1846 in Jackson co. Tn on wartrace creek. He married Louvernie J, carver 27 Jan 1870. they had 9 children.
1. Alfred 2.Alice 3. Samuel M. 4 James Harley
5. Louversie D 6. Lena Mai 7. ova 8. Lenora J
9 Martha M aka (vinnie).
Louvernie died 27 sept 1892. and is burried in the Teel Cem. in Milltown. Tn.
Geo. w then married Martha Ann Ray, she was previously married to a carver. she was known as "Mattie". They had two children.
1 Curry Huffines born sept 19 1894. 2 Mary Huffines born march 24 1896. Mattie is buried in the Draper cem. at Beach Grove. I have some more info on the Huffines gen. Byrd Lee.

Board notification on the Huffines of TN, KY & NC

hodgegw — 2005-06-04 04:09:54Z

I have posted an announcement on the "Links & Announcements" link, above. [Its about time I posted something there for all of you] : )

I believe, no matter how you spell the Huffines name, that you will find this very interesting.

Thanks for your continued posts on this or any other boards.

Gary Hodges,
Board Admin

Re: Huffhines Research in Jackson County Tennessee

hodgegw — 2005-06-04 04:06:53Z

Hi Judy,

Sorry I haven't replied sooner..been really busy and out of pocket. Anyway, I am in Lexington...just a hop, skip and a jump from you I suppose? : )

Check the Boards "Link & Announcements" link...I just posted information on where to get this letter that I mentioned to Denise. I haven't had time to see if what your after is in it..but its 12 pages of Huffines for TN, KY & NC.

Maybe we could meet someday? Hey! I have an idea...why not have a Family Historian picnic and invite all the nearby historians for a discussion on Huffines..or whatever? Just a thought. : )

Take care and hope to hear from you again.

Gary
P.S. This thing needs a spell checker... LOL

Re: Huffhines Research in Jackson County Tennessee

hodgegw — 2005-06-04 04:00:06Z

Hi Denise,

Sorry I haven't gotten back to you sooner. Its been pretty hectic lately. Also, it took me a very long time to scan, clean-up the letter I mentioned and what not.

Anyway, see the Links & Announcements link on the Board for my posting on this subject and the link to the letter. I have other stuff I may scan someday....(its a lot of work) : )

I may startup a Huffines family history Blog? I don't think anyone is doing a Family History blog anywhere and I think it may be the way to go with this whole Board thing. Its much more interactive.

Ya' know, it would be great to pull together the Huffine history experts and they could all be Editors on the site....<I could write a lot more here about this, but will save it for an email to you or something> If your interested let me know? I just published my first blog, I write poetry, so I thought I'd give it a shot, since Web sites are rapidly falling off the planet.

Oh for those that don't know about Blogs vs Web Sites....the whole point of a Blog, as is the Internet, is to share information. The problem in the past is that ONE person is controlling the content and updating...etc. The great thing about a blog is...that one can post the varying aspects of their research or whatever....and get near immediate feedback. In the case of boards the problem is a lot of 'discussions' are taken off-line, and no one gets the benefit of the interaction/information. This would not be the case with a Blog. (Something to consider)
: )

Thanks,

Gary

Re: Huffhines Research in Jackson County Tennessee

hodgegw — 2005-05-01 21:19:45Z

Judy!! I may have something for you...with my last post...being from the 1880 Census of TN. I beleive you have this info. already. It would indicate that mother Polly Gentry was born abt 1797. That being the case I found the following: (again at the Fam. Hist Web site)

There is a James Dickinson (most likely related to mother Polly by prev. marriage, of course). His Father, Benjamin, born Abt 1771 in Caroline Co., VA and mother Mrs. (no 1st name) who were married 23 Mar 1809. It also shows that he had a 1st wife named Rachel Harris. His father's name is James b Abt 1745, same location. In turn, James father is listed as Griffen b Abt 1712, also same location...then his father in turn is shown as Thomas b. Abt 1685 in VA.
See this link for more> http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/Search/AF/family_group_recor...

Polly Gentry has nothing more listed for this line. But shows they had 6 children; Mary b. Abt 1826, Martha b. Abt 1828, James b. Abt 1824, d. 1866, Benjamin b. 1817, d. 1845, John b. 1819, Robert b. 1821. all children shown born in Crln, VA.

Not sure if this helps?

Re: Huffhines Research in Jackson County Tennessee

2005-05-01 19:00:38Z

Hey Gary, Welcome to my part of the world. I live in Tennessee, and I can see why you'd want to move to Kentucky. It's beautiful country up there. Thanks for the plugs . . . I'll take them where I can get them. LOL. Yes, I'd be very interested in seeing the letter you have. I'm always interested in things involving the Huffines (var sp) family. Keep me posted . . . You can either email me directly or just continue posting here. See ya.

Re: Huffhines Research in Jackson County Tennessee

hodgegw — 2005-05-01 18:11:35Z

I find this pretty interesting...hope I'm not flooding the posting here... : )

Census - 1880 US Census

Nathan HUFFHINES, Self, M, Male, W, 27, TN, Works On Farm, TN, TN
Polly HUFFHINES, Wife, M, Female, W, 38, TN, Keeping House, VA, SC,
Polly DENSON, SDau, S, Female, W, 14, TN, At Home, TN, TN
Kissie GENTRY, SDau, S, Female, W, 10, TN, TN, TN
Jno. A. GENTRY, SSon, S, Male, W, 4, TN, TN, TN
Polly GENTRY, MotherL, W, Female, W , 77, TN, Seamstress, TN, TN
Peggy HUFFHINES, Mother, W, Female, W, 68, TN, Cards-Spins, NC, NC
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Source Information:
Census Place District 13, Jackson, Tennessee
Family History Library Film 1255264
NA Film Number T9-1264
Page Number 177C

Re: Huffhines Research in Jackson County Tennessee

hodgegw — 2005-05-01 17:34:43Z

I could be all wet, perhaps your line is not from England? : )

Re: Huffhines Research in Jackson County Tennessee

hodgegw — 2005-05-01 17:28:04Z

By way of introduction I am the Board admin, relatively new admin, for these lines: Hofheins, Hofheintz, Huffhines, Huffine, Huffines.

I think I know why Denise hasn't found anything as the line your researching is from England, whereas her's and mine originated from Germany. The variations on surnames for our lines start with Hofheintz and take on many forms mostly ending up as Huffine, I have found the Hofheintz line still is used today but is rare. Furthermore, from England the surnames appear to have started as HYPHIN, HUPHING, HUFFIN, HUFFON, HUFFEN and so on...with some changes through the years, my research for these lines start in the 1600's. I haven't pursued it further since my line is from Germany. Finally, the line your researching may be difficult, but not insurmountable. Finding that 'key' that unlocks the areas we become stuck in is half the fun, right Denise? :)

I'm also sure that if anyone knows the Hofheintz line...Denise does. <plug for Denise> :)

Anyway, I hope this helps and if I find anything more I'll post it. Oh, I did a quick check and none of the Eng. line of surnames, above, have a Board started yet<hint..hint> :)

Good luck...oh, almost forgot...Denise? I ended up moving to Kentucky recently, I have no idea why!! LOL, but maybe I'm going to disprove my line is from the Northern branch of Georg Hofheintz? I have this very old letter that I ran across that has some stuff that may prove to be very interesting to you...more on this later, its about 10 legal size pages thick on the Hofheintz tree for Tenn, NC & KY branches

Re: Huffhines Research in Jackson County Tennessee

hodgegw — 2005-05-01 16:47:29Z

Louisa Huffines

connieshepherd50 — 2005-05-01 07:34:09Z

I am looking for information on Louisa Huffines b 1843 in TN, that married William B Scott Dec 20,1860 in Wayne Co, TN. These are their children: Rebecca, Phillip S.H.,George N.,Thomas and Eliza. I find Lou Scott in the 1880 census in Stone Co, Arkansas as widowed. The youngest child was born aprox 1873. I have found info on the Huffines, but am needing info on William B Scott.
My greatgrandfather was George Newton Scott b. Feb 22, 1869 in TN. Some older members of the family thinks he had a brother named John and a sister named Elizabeth, maybe called her Lizzie. My ggrandfather's children's names were: Thomas Benjamin, Maggie Louisa (or Louiza) Myrtle, Robert Bartley (or Bart Lee, my grandfather), William Drew, Lillie Mae Rosa, Lydia Bell, Lela Martha Ethie (or Ethel), and Viola Violet. And most had nicknames: Thomas was "Pete", Maggie was Myrtle, Robert was Bob, William was "Bud",
Lillie was Lillie, Lydia was Liddie, Lela was "Cricket", and Viola was "Ode".
If anyone has information on William B Scott who married Louisa Huffines, I would appreciate it.
Thanks,
Connie (Scott) Shepherd

Re: Huffhines Research in Jackson County Tennessee

2005-04-07 16:22:43Z

I haven't found anything yet, but will continue to look for any information on this family. Will let you know if I can find anything useful to you. And you're quite welcome for any help I might be able to provide.

Re: Huffhines Research in Jackson County Tennessee

Tjet5 — 2005-04-06 03:06:18Z

I have a death certificate for Stanley Huffines s/o Nathan and Polly. This is on the certificate: Father Nathan Huffines, mother Polly Dennison (Denson) (maiden name was actually Gentry, she was married before Nathan) . Father and mothers place of birth is listed as Ky, but they were in Jackson County, Tn 1880, 1900. 1910, Clay County Census. Stanley listed his place of birth and parents as Tn in census records. Stanley was born Nov. 18,1883, died Jan. 5,1938. Cannot find him until 1910 in Ky. Nathan was born about 1853 and Polly was born about 1842, don't know when they died and Tn doesn't have any info that I could find. Peggy Huffines was listed as Nathan's mother in 1880 census, born about 1812? (Kind of old to have a son that age.) According to my friend, none of her people could read or write. She is the great grand daughter of Stanley. Cannot find Nathan or Peggy before 1800 and it is driving me mad. There is supposed to be Indian (Cherokee) on this side of the family. Stanley was married to Tiny, Tinnie, Kuma, Cumie Tittle. See what I mean about the spelling? Thanks for answering and trying to help me out!!!! I have been in all the sites I can think of and still hitting a brick wall. Let me know if you come up with anything. And thanks again.

Re: Huffhines Research in Jackson County Tennessee

2005-04-04 18:13:22Z

Hi Judy, I've looked in my personal database but haven't been able to locate this family right off. If you could perhaps give me a little more info - date of death/birth - from the death certificate that might help me to pin point the family. I'll be glad to do what I can to help. - Denise

Re: Huffhines Research in Jackson County Tennessee

Tjet5 — 2005-04-03 23:11:47Z

Help. I am researching family for a friend. Her great grandfather was Stanley Huffines s/o Nathan Huffhines (Have three different spellings on last name) and Polly Denson according to his death certificate. Found Nathan in 1880-1920 in Jackson County Tennessee, but could not find him before that. His mother was listed as Peggy Huffine. Could not find her either.If any of this sounds familiar, could you please let me know. I have hit a brick wall.

Pless Huffines and Nelle Goddard, possibly parents of Will D. Huffines /Ark to Texas

2tgross1092 — 2004-05-17 19:19:16Z

Looking for anyone related to the Pless Huffine family below. Nelle may have married a Hillary Flournoy of Fluvanna Texas in the 1920s or 1930s. She died in Fluvanna in 1945. Her son Will D. or W.D. or Dub was a Huffine child. He may have gone by Flournoy later on. Not really sure. Nelle may have died of cancer. I am not sure where Fluvanna, Scurry County is but they always said she was in Houston.

Sincerely Tracie Tudor Gross

1920 United States Federal Census:
Charles Goddard In Arkansas
Name: Charles K Goddard
Age: 59 years
Estimated birth year: 1860
Birthplace: Tennessee
Race: White
Home in 1920: Spring, Searcy, Arkansas
Roll: T625_81
Page: 2A
ED: 116
Image: 0512

Charles K. Head 59 TN TN TN
Martha Wife 63 TN VA TN
Huffine Pless Son in Law 32 TN TN TN
Nellie B. Daughter 29 TNTNTN
Will D. Nephew ? Age maybe 4 7/12 TN TN TN
John Son 33 TN TN TN
Stella Daughter in Law 34 AR AR AR
Charlie Head 28 TN TN TN
Iva wife 18 AR AR AR

Re: Cameron, Huffines, Pace in TX

2004-03-11 23:27:05Z

My great grandmother was Sarah, or Sallie, Huffines of this same family. She married Charles Goldberg and lived most of her life in Texarkana. Her daughter Mattie Alexandria Goldberg was the third wife of my great grandfather Wilson Polk Wallace of Hempstead County, Arkansas. They had nine children, one of whom was my grandmother. I have a letter from my mother's first cousin which gives information about this family that I will be happy to share. I am particularly interested in finding out when the Huffines came to Texas.

Re: JACOB HUFFINES

RubyColeman51 — 2003-12-03 02:58:05Z

Is this the Jacob Huffhines born May 15, 1769 who married Anna Maria Chrisman?

If so - - I'm interested in their daughter Catherine Huffines, born 1807. I believe she married Robert Marshall in North Carolina and then moved west with a large group of family and friends. By the time they settled in Hancock County, Indiana, Robert had died. But she married James Denny there. He may have been part of the group that moved from NC to IN.
Any further information you may have about these Huffines will be much appreciated. There is some debate as to whether Catherine's daughter, Sarah, was a Marshall or a Denny.

Sarah was my husband's great-grandmother and we have family papers that say she was a Marshall, but the debate still continues.

Huffines of Fayette Co., PA

EllenLevy15 — 2003-10-25 23:19:22Z

I am researching a Catherine Huffines, born 1811, died 1892, place of birth unknown.

She married William Steele (died 1854). They eventually settled in Fayette Co., PA (in the 1860 census they resided with their dauther Sarah and her husband James A Coffman).They had three children (at least): Sarah, Elizabeth (1842-1914), and Hiram (1850).
I
Can anyone out there help me trace Catherine's origins? I have no further information on her. Thanks.

Ellen (ellenlevy66@yahoo.com)

Hoffheintz/Huffines of Fayette Co., PA

EllenLevy15 — 2003-10-25 00:07:52Z

Yes, there are Huffine/Hoffheintz descendants from Pennsylvania, and my husband & Children are some of them!

I am trying trace the ancestors of Catherine Huffines (1811-1883?). She married William Steele and had a number of children in Fayette Co, PA, including Sarah Steele, my husband's g,g,great grandmother.

The 1800 census for Fayette Co., PA, lists both Jost (Joseph) and Georg Hoffheinz. I believe they were the two Hoffheintz brothers who came over after Jacob, Daniel and Adam. I believe Catherine may be descended from Jacob, son of Georg, who came over with him as a child in 1789.

I am looking for any further information or desendants from these two individuals.

Please email me at ellenlevy66@yahoo.com

thank you!!!

J. M. Huffines

LeeGappinger — 2003-07-10 18:26:07Z

Yes! I'm related to J.M. (Jonas Marion) Huffines, my grandfather. Unfortunately he has passed away. He was married to Stella Rae (Thorton) Huffines. I don't know if this is the same J.M. you are looking for, but hopefully it is. They lived in Chandler, Arizona, but came from Oklahoma. Hopefully we connected and came exchange information.
Hope to hear from someone soon......Myrna

Mary Elizabeth Huffines married William Shepherd

2003-06-29 23:13:17Z

Looking for any info on these two, there are believed to have lived in Virginia somewhere, the only child that I know of would be William Rankin Shepherd b in 1863 somewhere in Virginia. If anyone has any info, it would be greatly appreciated, thank you

Cindy
moonsandstarscp@hotmail.com

Re: Huffines in Simpson County, Kentucky

2003-05-08 12:59:20Z

Hi Traci,

I'm not sure, but I might be able to help you with a little more information. I am researching the Huffines family (all branches) and have a website - http://dadblastit.tripod.com - where alot of my information is published. You may email me and perhaps we can help each other.

Sincerely,

Denise K. Young

Re: Huffines

@@huffstreet@clas.net — 2003-04-22 04:18:56Z

Have you found your Thomas yet? He was born in Washington Co TN 1809 and died in Wayne Co TN abt 1847. One of his daughters, Minta (Aminta Malvina), married James Russell Young. She is my distant cousin on my father's side and the Young is a distant cousin on my mother's side. I can give you the email address of Melissa who is a descendent of Thomas if you still need the information.