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William T. Kimbrough

don_womack — 2012-05-24 15:20:26Z

Seeking info on William T. Kimbrough. Born c 182o's (?) probably in Alabama. Married Martha A. Womack June 16, 1844 in Tallapoosa Co, AL. Will share Martha's line.

Wife of Dave or David Colburn

BBunch65 — 2012-05-21 05:47:12Z

I am searching for information on an unknown Kimbrough woman who married
Dave or David Colburn possibly in Franklin County, AL. From this marriage came my grandmother Martha A. "Mattie" Colburn Horton. Her dates are b. 13 FEB 1881 d. 27 NOV 1919. She is buried in Pleasant Hill Cemetery near Russellville, AL.

I am at a stand still in researching my father's mother's family because I can't find whom he was married to because most of the records that list a David Colburn will list the wife's last name also as being Colburn.

If anyone who is researching the Kimbroughs or Colburns could help point me in the right direction, I would appreciate it.

Re: Kimbrough Quarterlies

synderpoo — 2012-05-17 02:10:31Z

Awesome! Thank you muchly!

Re: Kimbrough Quarterlies

sherrykimbrough — 2012-05-17 01:49:22Z

Proper spelling of the site is:
http://www.kimbroughgenealogy.com/

Have fun!

Re: Kimbrough's in Arkansas

mmb910 — 2012-05-16 16:39:23Z

just saw this post you may have the info you need Clara Kimbrough descends through my 5th great grandfather John Kimbrough-I have the full line on her family-
Mark M. Burton
mburton910@yahoo.com

Re: Kimbrough Quarterlies

mmb910 — 2012-05-15 23:06:49Z

There is a new website
www.kimbroughgeneology.com
they have 12 of the news letters on line plus other info they will post more as they come available.
Mark M. Burton

Re: Kimbrough's in Arkansas

jessica_marie_foster — 2012-05-10 13:16:20Z

Mona,

I had posted my info a long long time ago and ever saw your reply until I started doing more research! It is always nice to "meet" new relatives, isn't it?

That is so neat that you remember her making clothes for you - she was really great at sewing, wasn't she? It is something that her daughter Vivian (my grandmother, who sadly passed away last September), my mother, and I also like to do (though sadly I think my talents pale in comparison to theirs!). One of my most prized possessions was a baby quilt she made for me when I was born, I wore that thing down til it was in tatters!

As for the informaton I have found, yes - there is a decent amount of information about the Weber side of the family in that family Bible (I have never actually seen it, I just got transcriptions of the information held in it from my mother. I have included all of the information on the older family tree I had been working on on ancestry.com - that one is called "Jess". I started making a new version after I found man errors in the info I had about my father's side of the family, but the info on my Kimbrough/Griffin side on the "Jess" tree is accurate to the best of my knowledge.

Last year after my grandmother had died, my mother and I were at Redfield cemetery (where Vivian Holt Griffin Moran and her son James C. Griffin Jr. are buried), we took pictures of the headstones of many relatives. Once I get them scanned, I will attach them to my family tree and you can feel free to save copies for yorself if you would like to!

Jess

Re: Kimbrough Quarterlies

kellen2000 — 2012-04-10 21:00:23Z

I have some of them on my computer. Reply to research@lanstat.com and I can send the ones I have.

Re: Kimbrough genealogy

desmond31 — 2012-03-28 16:06:57Z

Hello,
I am researching the Berry family for a relative and believe that Mary married an ancestor of hers. The trouble is I have found the marriage recorded in the UK and USA on the same date! Too much of a coincidence I think. Do get in touch if you want to exchange info. I also found the connection with James Dudley which confused me more as they were only a year apart. Maybe two heads will be better than one!
Best wishes
Veronica

Kimbrough Quarterlies

synderpoo — 2012-03-15 17:31:18Z

I used to have copies of the Kimbrough Quarterlies, but both the disk they were on, as well as my hard copies got destroyed in a flooded basement. Does anyone have, or know where I could get, another set of electronic copies?

Any help is appreciated.

Thanks,

Lorna

Caswell Co, NC Kimbrough/Kimbro

bookertib — 2012-03-05 16:16:25Z

I saw several posts on this line but wasn't sure where to jump in. I am not directly related but do have a letter written 1839 by my ancestor Paul Haralson whose wife Leannah Grave's had aunt or uncle who married a Kimbro. The letter has an amusing little story about Leannah's "cousin" Elijah Kimbro. The family connection is confusing but I think Elijah was son of Leannah's aunt Betsy Elizabeth Graves (1771-1818?) who married Thomas Kimbrough. Elijah could otherwise be stepson of Leannah's uncle Azariah Graves (1776-1837). Anyway I can forward transcript of the letter to anyone interested and would like to get the connections clarified.

Thanks, Tommy

Re: Thomas H. KIMBROUGH, Parents/Siblings

mmb910 — 2012-03-05 14:55:58Z

Hi, Elijah Graves Kimbrough was the son of Thomas and Elizabeth Graves(sister of Leannah) Kimbrough, Thomas was my 5thGGrand Uncle, Elijah was b. 22 Jan 1799 Caswell d. 20 Aug 1878 Fulton, Hickman county, KY. Married Mildred Crowder, would love the transcript-reach me at mburton910@yahoo.com
look forward to hearing fom you all these folks are in my tree my maternal grandmother was a Kimbrough-regards Mark M. Burton

Re: Thomas H. KIMBROUGH, Parents/Siblings

bookertib — 2012-03-05 14:54:58Z

I am very remotely connected to Kimbro/Kimbrough through my Graves line in Caswell Co. I have a letter written 1839 by my ancestor Paul Haralson who married Leannah Graves. The letter has an amusing mention of Leannah's cousin Elijah Kimbro. Elijah appears to be son of Leannah's aunt Betsy Elizabeth Graves (married Thomas Kimbrough) or step-son or nephew of Leannah's uncle Azariah Graves (1776-1837). Can you sort this out? I will forward transcript of the letter if you are interested.

Re: George Kimbrough CSA

sherrykimbrough — 2012-03-05 14:54:05Z

Is this George Duke Kimbrough from Texas? I have information. Contact me at research at lanstat.com

Re: Morning Kimbrough

pel232 — 2011-12-22 15:51:03Z

Kim its Lisa Nelsen Johnson I to have the Little's in my family as well, the Little family goes back to the Damron's which is my g g grandmothers side. Now the name Rappahannock Kimbrough I think is his Indian name his English name is Salmon John Kimbrough. I found a lot of info from other members of Ancestry.com. His wife is Cherokee Nmn. He is part of the Chief Cornstalk and Chief Powhatan Indians. Kim I have lots of info so if you need something please email me.
Lisa

Re: Morning Kimbrough

ryestacks1 — 2011-12-21 15:10:48Z

Hi Lisa,
My name is Kim O'Connor and I too am interested in Morning Kimbrough. I have traced my family back to the Littles and am wondering who Morning is. There is a rumor (of sorts) that she was Native American. I am curious how you know her father's name- Rappahannack. I will keep researching and share any information with you. Meanwhile, I look forward to hearing from you.
Kim
Family Tree is public- Mary Kimberly O'Connor

Re: Esther Kimbrough, m. Obediah Pinkston in Jefferson County, TN

NancyWhite97 — 2011-11-12 20:59:44Z

My ancestor James W. Pinkston was born in Jefferson County, Tennessee in 1822.

Re: KIMBROUGH / KIMBRO FAMILY website has been revised

akosborn — 2011-10-30 13:25:55Z

I just noted your message about Kimbrough family Website. I have George Kimbrough in Western TN, especially Dyer and Gibson Counties. George is my paternal GGrandfather, and until recently, had scant knowledge of his line, only marriage to Rebecca Elvira Crockett, daughter of Davy Crockett in Gibson Co. Tn in 1839, parent of Martha Matilda Kimbro, my grandmother, married Joseph Franklin Kerr in Johnson Co. TX.1860. George died in 1845 in Gibson, Co.

Sincerely,
Aileen Kerr Osborn(93)

Lueguster Kimbrough Obituary, The Villages, FL, 9/28/2011

Barbarasansob — 2011-09-28 21:39:53Z

The Villages--Lueguster Kimbrough, 91, died Saturday, 9/24/2011. She was born in Alabama and moved to The Villages from Hilton Head Island, SC in 2006. She was a member of The Dentists' Wives Club, The Chicago Dental Society Women's Auxiliary; The Hyde Park Gourmet Club of Chicago, The Sea Island Friends of Hilton Head Island, SC; The Avid Garden's Club of Hilton Head Island; enjoyed the opera, music, dancing and international travel. Survivors include her husband, Dr. Robert Kimbrough; daughter, Kim Comer, Dade City; sister, Carrie Barnes, Los Angeles, CA; one grandson; and one great granddaughter. Memorial services will be scheduled for a later date. Arrangements are by Beyers Funeral Home and Crematory, Lady Lake. The Daily Sun, Wednesday, 9/28/2011, pg. C-4. Hope this helps someone.

Re: Marmaduke Kimbrough

bbolton350 — 2011-09-01 14:02:18Z

My data shows that Marmaduke is buried in Salem Methodist Cemetery at Union, AL
Billy

Re: Marmaduke Kimbrough

mmb910 — 2011-08-31 13:48:01Z

Hi Marmaduke,or do you go by Duke?My maternal Grandmother was a Kimbro(ugh). Here are the children I have for Orman or Ormand by first wife Elizabeth Davie:
Mary "Molly" 1796-1877 m. James Benjamin Howard
Sarah Ann 1798-1879 m. John Turner
Marmaduke 1800-1873 m. Elizabeth Alston Douthit
second wife Mary Pattilo
George Henry 1806-1872 m. 1st. Eliza Kennedy 2nd Esther Steele
you can reach me at mburton910@yahoo.com
regards Mark

Re: Marmaduke Kimbrough

LHagelandBothum — 2011-08-30 23:56:02Z

I have Mary "Polly", born 1-27-1798 and died 1-3-1877 and Marmaduke, born 8-29-1800 and died 2-17-1873

Re: Marmaduke Kimbrough

1_dk1 — 2011-08-30 21:53:47Z

If I have my line right, I am a direct decedent of Orman Kimbrough. I am tracing this back through my GGrandfather John Marmaduke Kimbrough Sr. who listed an Orman Kimbrough in his line. Could I get Orman's list of children?

BTW My name is also Marmaduke Kimbrough :)

Morning Kimbrough

pel232 — 2011-08-15 13:20:16Z

Hello I have been doing my family history for a long time one name i'm working on is Morning Kimbrough born in Surry couny Virginia her father was Rappahannack Kimbrough. Looking for information on her if anyone can help.

Thanks Lisa

Re: Paul Kenneth Kimbrough, William Gaston and Clara Kimbrough

scorpio291 — 2011-08-06 13:59:06Z

This was my great grandparents My Granfather was Thadeous Kimbrough

Re: African American - Kimbrough - Greene County North Carolina

cherylwright782 — 2011-06-21 14:42:26Z

Iam looking for the Kimbrough, family from Winston Salem,NC-looking for a Robert Kimbrough,whom had a son name Lawrence Brown or last name Kimbrough whom was born on or about September 23,1938, he was raise with his father Robert and his aunts.Lawrence did not see his mother until he was a young man in the miltary and she married and had 8 to 9 children. Robert Kimbrough passed in 1968 or 69. Lawrence,went to live with a brother,that taught school in Atlanta GA. If, you have any information, please contact me.

KIMBROUGH Richard E. Sr. Columbus, Ohio

Lace_Lynch — 2011-05-21 13:54:46Z

Richard E. Kimbrough, Sr., age 85, of Columbus, OHIO, went home to be with the Lord on May 18, 2011.

Survived by children, Bishop Ronald (Pastor Nina) Bell, Brenda Redd, Mona (Elder John) Bumper, Roberta (Al) Golladay, Wayne (Nita) Bell, Richard Kimbrough, Jr., Rochelle K. Alexander and Spencer Kimbrough; sister, Paula Brown Dunbar; a host of grandchildren, great grandchildren and many friends.

Funeral 11 a.m. on Tuesday, May 24, 2011, at The Woodland Christian Church, 143 Woodland Ave. Rev. Eric Brown, Officiant.
The family will receive friends from 10 a.m. until the time of service.
Interment Glen Rest Memorial Estates, Reynoldsburg, Ohio.
Arrangements by C. D. WHITE & SON FUNERAL HOME, 1217 Mt. Vernon Ave.

Published in The Columbus Dispatch on May 23, 2011

Alice Kimbrough / Caroline Johnson / Zeola Jones - Wilcox AL

mason6789 — 2011-05-16 14:34:57Z

This family lived in Canton, Wilcox, AL in 1900. I would like to share information with anyone who knows more about this family. Several users of Ancestry.com have posted alternative names for Alice Kimbrough (b. about 1881 in AL), but the system did not track posters at that time. Please contact me if you know this family. My research on the Mason roots has led me to this record.

KIMBROUGH, Harold B - Vietnam Wall section 7W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-05-09 14:25:45Z

KIMBROUGH Harold B - Vietnam Wall section 7W

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 220,676 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: Marmaduke Kimbrough

ArleneQ96 — 2011-05-04 13:30:03Z

We think my great great gr father George H. Kimbrough, 1803 TN (1850 Census Franklin, AL) is from this line:
Goldman (1766) and Mary Allen
Marmaduke (1710) and Mary Turner
John (1661) and Eliz. Bradley
John (1640) and Mary

Re: Marmaduke Kimbrough

LHagelandBothum — 2011-05-04 13:29:13Z

Are you related to them? What is your interest?

Re: Marmaduke Kimbrough

LHagelandBothum — 2011-05-04 02:30:17Z

Are you related to them?

Re: Marmaduke Kimbrough

ArleneQ96 — 2011-05-03 13:23:17Z

The first Marmaduke Kimbrough was the son of John Sr. Kimbrough and was born in 1663 in the British Isles and died at the young age of 13 in New Kent Co., Virginia. The second Marmaduke was born to his uncle, John Jr. Kimbrough, in 1710 in Hanover, VA

This is from your post - my question is who's the uncle that was the father of the 2nd. Marmaduke? Are you refering to the first Marmaduke's uncle or John Sr.'s uncle? Who is the "uncle"'s brother?

Re: Marmaduke Kimbrough

LHagelandBothum — 2011-05-03 03:39:48Z

Maybe grandfather?

Re: Marmaduke Kimbrough

ArleneQ96 — 2011-05-02 22:00:14Z

Sorry, I am confused. Who is the uncle you refer to?

Re: Marmaduke Kimbrough

LHagelandBothum — 2011-05-02 18:01:16Z

The first Marmaduke Kimbrough was the son of John Sr. Kimbrough and was born in 1663 in the British Isles and died at the young age of 13 in New Kent Co., Virginia. The second Marmaduke was born to his uncle, John Jr. Kimbrough, in 1710 in Hanover, VA and died in Rowan County, NC in 1769. The third Marmaduke was the grandson of the second Marmaduke (and son of Orman Kimbrough). Marmaduke III was born in 1800 in North Carolina, died in 1873 in Alabama.

Re: JOHN KIMBROUGH JR - MARY POSEY - MARY SHROPSHIRE

KHoover780 — 2011-04-29 14:55:47Z

Hi Sue - Just wanted to check in with you about this theory. I've been trying to prove or disprove it since we last spoke, and so far, haven't found any documentation. Are you any closer to documenting Mary Shropshire as our Polly Kimbro? My gut believes it's true, but I don't want to get so attached to the idea that it blinds me from other possibilities. Any idea if Polly died in Bastrop Co. TX or elsewhere? I'm wondering if she might have moved from Benjamin's after Eliza died and lived with some of Naaman's offspring in Blanco Co.???? Just thinking out loud... Kathy

Re: James, Lucy, Marmaduke, James, WM Kimbrough

BJernigan6859 — 2011-01-14 15:39:52Z

If anyone is still following this message, I have 2 books -- Caswell County Marriage Bonds & Will Books (2 vols). I am finding some Halifax Co, VA families moved to Caswell Co, NC. My Y-chromosome is actually Chandler not Jernigan and I'm trying to find how this has happened. I am finding possible relationships between Browning, Bruce, Chandler, Jernigan, Kimbro(ugh) & Roberts in Halifax Co, VA; Caswell Co, NC & Greenville Co, SC. I also have all 3 volumes of Hathaway's Register, Cavaliers & Pioneers and other genealogy books primarily for NC and VA. Perhaps together we can figure this out.

Re: Dallas Kimbrough b. 1845 Alabama

mmb910 — 2010-12-15 15:08:10Z

Hi Joseph, All Kimbrough and or Jimbro families in America are descended from three brothers who emigated to America in the 1600's to Virginia. My maternal grandmother was a Kimbro(ugh)Several of the Kimbrough men married Turners which would explain the middle name. some moved to Tennessee and some moved to Alabama.Do you have any other info?you can reach me at mburton910@yahoo.com I will be glad to do some poking around in my tree. many Kimbroughs ended up in Caswell County,NC from VA and moved on from there-regards Mark M. Burton

Dallas Kimbrough b. 1845 Alabama

JHorned — 2010-11-05 13:43:41Z

I have a brick wall. More like a steel wall. I need info on the following family. If there are no birthdates then I can't find any or places but I will try to keep the query simple. I need information on the following families. Henry White married a Joyce Kimbrough (have no dates). Their son Henry White married Mary Furline Kimbrough. (no dates) This was apparently a second or third marriage for Mary Furline Kimbrough. I find Mary and Children on the 1850 Franklin Co., Tennessee Census. Mary b. 1805 Va, dau Catharine b. 1835 Alabama, Charity 1841 Ala, James 1842 Ala, George 1845 Alabama. I believe the Dallas b. 1845 is my grgrandfather George Dallas Kimbrough. He was b. 1845 in Alabama according to the 1880 Obion Co., Tennessee census. I have a marriage record for George Dallas Kimbrough when he marries Missouri Goodwin in 1870 in Yalobusha Co., Mississippi. George, Missouri and several children d. ca. 1885 and the surviving children was taken by other families not related as far as I can tell. A couple of children was taken by a Judge in Alexander Co., Illinois. One sibling was adopted by another family in Alexander Co., Illinois. I have no other records for Dallas or his mother Mary or the above mentioned Kimbrough family. I was hoping that someone was researching any of the Kimbroughs mentioned. I need a clue or two. I can't find anything else on these family members. The marriage of Mary Furline Kimbrough, her parents is on ancestry with no one as a contact. Help please. Thanks Joseph

KIMBROUGH, Betty Jo 1936 1990 beloved mother daughter

t42Hemet_RiversideCoCA — 2010-11-03 20:57:56Z

KIMBROUGH Betty Jo 1936 1990 beloved mother daughter

DebbraWalker photographed this gravestone in the Hemet Cemetery, San Bernardino, Riverside Co, CA. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 214,781 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .
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Frank Kimbrough in Plainview, TX 1928

drbrownlee — 2010-10-21 14:05:39Z

Frank is pictured in the 1928 Traveler, yearbook of Wayland Baptist College in Plainview, TX, and teaches science. I'm not kin but thought this might help someone researching this family.

POW/MIA Korean War, KIMBROUGH

powmiadna — 2010-10-11 20:47:59Z

I am searching for the families of a soldier with the surname KIMBROUGH, he was lost in the Korean War. At this time the government has no family contact. At the time he was lost his remains were not recovered. Family DNA is needed to identify remains if and when they are recovered. At the time he entered service he gave his Home of Record as Jackson County, Missouri

Soldier: DAVID KIMBROUGH, JR
Born:Jan. 10, 1929 Black
Date of loss: August 8, 1930 MIA
Unit: 9th Inf Rgt, 2nd Inf Division

When the Korean War ended the enemy never returned or accounted for over 8,000 of our servicemen. They died in their hands. That was over 50 years ago. Since that time DNA has been perfected and also they are recovering remains in North Korea. Our government is obligated to return those remains to the proper family. DNA samples have been obtained from most of the families of these missing soldiers. For various reasons some families have not been located. Our government has no family contact for David Kinbrough, Jr.

When the remains are recovered and identified they will be returned to the family for proper burial. I am just an old (79 years) Combat Veteran out of the Korean War and thankful that I did return. I consider this a very noble cause and I hope that you can help in some way to find this family. For more information on the project you may go to http://www.jpac.pacom.mil/. My part in the program is to match up the lost families with the proper agency.

I will be grateful for any assistance in locating this family.

Harold Davis
517 Mohican Trail
Wilmington, NC 28409

40th Infantry Division
Korea ’52-‘53
910-791-2333
hgdavis@bellsouth.net

Re: Thomas H. KIMBROUGH, Parents/Siblings

mmb910 — 2010-08-30 04:31:45Z

Lori, Glad I could help.I will start from the top. John Kimbrough b. 1640 England. abt 1716 m. Mary Douglas, 2nd Margaret Buckley, Son John Kimbrough Jr. b. 1661 England m. Elizabeth Bradley.They lived in New Kent, VA yjey owned vast tracts of land and were colonists, also was one of the builders of St. Pauls Parish Church(they are listed in parish records)son Thomas Kimbrough m. Eleanor Graves(if you go to the Caswell county Gen Web site they have copies of Thomas's will as well as Eleanor's)John Kimbrough(elder brother of your Thomas) m. Mary Turner, son William m. Elizabet Miles, son Miles Kimbro(they dropped the ugh sometime in the mid 1800s) m. Diannah Burton, son William T. Kimbro m. Lucinda Davis-william was everely wounded in the war and died before 1870-the family was very scattered at this point, son Thomas Washington Kimbro m. Elizabeth "Bettie" king, Dau Alvena Mae Kimbro m. Nathaniel "Nat" Gooch(the Gooch and Kimbrough families have been allied for over 2 hundred years)their dau Betty Gray Gooch m. William Wesley Burton my parents-anyway any questions or info on your side feel free to contact me at mburton910@yahoo.com Mark

KIMBROUGH, Clora Lee 1946-2001

t42MountOlivet — 2010-08-29 13:32:18Z

KIMBROUGH Clora Lee 1946-2001

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 216,463 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

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Re: Thomas H. KIMBROUGH, Parents/Siblings

lmeisel222 — 2010-08-29 13:31:56Z

Mark, thank you so much. All your information panned out and this is the guy. I found the documentation you spoke of and I'm back on track. If this is your mother's line then you must be related to my kids.
Thanks for taking the time to help me.
Lori

Re: Thomas H. KIMBROUGH, Parents/Siblings

mmb910 — 2010-08-28 13:42:47Z

Hi, Marmaduke was a common name in the Kimbrough/kimbro line as one of the first Kimbrough's in America was a Marmaduke, there were at least 2 Marmadukes born around the same time. One was from Rowan Co., NC who married Martha Young. The other was born in Caswell Co., NC Sally Love married M Duke Kimbrough on 30 Nov 1818.I am 99% sure this is my Mother's line.Marmaduke Kimbrough was the son of Thomas Kimbrough(1736-1803some say he was born in 1742) and Elizabeth "Betsey" Graves(1771-1828)He also had a Brother,maybe a twin or a year younger named Azaria.Many of these allied families moved to Missouri in the 1830's and 40's.Thomas Kimbrough was the son of Thomas Kimbrough and Eleanor Graves.The Kimboughs wee some of the first settlers of Caswell and are well documented there-hope this is of help-if not let me know and i will dig deeper-Mark

Thomas H. KIMBROUGH, Parents/Siblings

lmeisel222 — 2010-08-26 20:39:08Z

I'm researching the Kimbrough line from Caswell, NC. There appears to be more then one. The only facts I have, is that Thomas's father is Marmaduke Kimbrough (1796-1870)from North Carolina. Birth year is calculated from 1850 census in St. Charles, MO where he states is age as 54. His wife was Sally Love. Marmaduke died in Linn Co., Missouri so he cannot be the same one that ended up in Alabama. The more I dig, the more I'm convinced there are multiple lines of Kimbroughs. Do you have any info that could shed some light on my research? Thank you.

Re: Marmaduke Kimbrough

mmb910 — 2010-07-27 12:43:48Z

the kimbroughs emigrated from england to virginia ca. 1659-1666, by the1770,s the had moved into north carolina rowan and caswell county. many moved west into tennessee, ohio, etc. my line remained in caswell co.what info do you need? mark

Marmaduke Kimbrough

ancestorbones — 2010-07-19 23:18:03Z

Marmaduke was a family name that ran repeatedly through the line. The Marmaduke line I have been researching is Rev. Marmaduke 'Duke' b 19 Nov 1762 in Rowan Co. NC. He moved by the 1780's to what is now Jefferson Co. TN. Had 3 wives and numerous offspring. He died on 21 Sept 1849. There is a biography on him in the Early Tennessee Ministers book. Otherwise, I know little about the NC Kimbroughs. Marmauke wsa the son of Bradley Kimbrough and Sarah Thompson.