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Eleanor-2nd. wife/o Alexander Maddux (d. 1660-Northampton Co., Vir.

StephenDennehy29 — 2011-11-27 00:33:59Z

Alexander Maddux mar. 2) Eleanor; I've seen the precise date of 11 Mar. 1650 (1651-New Style) -in Northampton Co.,Vir. given for them, with her maiden name listed as White, but no source is ever given. Does anyone know where this date comes from ? Is it a church record ?
I've also seen Jan. 1654 listed--again no source. One, if not both of these dates, is wrong.

Re: John Henry Maddux

NNTHORNTON — 2011-11-06 02:07:06Z

I have a good sized text file that I can send to your email. If you want to do so, please contact me at nancy.thornton@comcast.net. If that's too big a bunch of data when I send it back, I may have to cut it down.
Nancy

Re: John Henry Maddux

sagekev — 2011-11-05 20:26:04Z

Hi Nancy,
Just checking in on the information you offered to send me.

Thanks Kevin

Re: John Henry Maddux

sagekev — 2011-10-30 04:17:21Z

Yes, you are correct on Cadwell Maddux switch (researching all the family at once and sometimes cant keep it straight). I am still in the process of trying to gather as much information I can from my relatives. I would love to see what you have! Right now, until I receive some info from my relatives, I mainly have census records which you probably have. If I receive anything on George I would be happy to share it. I think I have seen some articles on him that some relatives have regarding his time in the war. I am wondering if you were contacted by a Carol about George. She was doing some research on the Maddux side.

I live in Southern California. My email address is sagekev@yahoo.com. Send me an email there and I can get you my address.

Are you familiar with George's family with Bessie?

Nice to meet you too!
Kevin

Re: John Henry Maddux

NNTHORNTON — 2011-10-29 23:52:06Z

I guess I don't understand that since your grandfather Ed Cadwell died in 1961, that you don't know much about your Maddux side of the family, I would assume you mean the Cadwell side. Anyway, I know quite a great deal about GGrandfather George Henry Maddux. His parents, John Henry and Mary Ann McKern traveled from Iowa on the Oregon Trail in 1861 and wintered in what was then Washington Territory, Walla Walla, WA, where Minnie Florence was born. They stayed through the winter and then came south, staying awhile in Portland, then Albany and eventually to Yamhill County, Oregon, where they bought a farm (all the good homesteads were already claimed). John Henry helped establish the stagecoach run west to Tillamook, on the coast over the awful mountain pass, called the Trask Toll Road. George and several brothers also did this. They were a rugged bunch of people. Where do you live? I could mail you some of my info generated in a report.

Nice to meet you, Cousin!
Nancy

Re: John Henry Maddux

sagekev — 2011-10-29 16:07:38Z

George and Bessie had eight daughters, one which died within a year. I am related to his daughter Florence Maddux (my grandmother who died in 2002, her husband Ed Cadwell died in 1961). She had a son and a daughter, Joye, I am the son of Joye. So George would have been my great grandfather. Because my grandfather, Ed, died so young the maddux family was not discussed much. I am still researching and learning a lot about his side and the rest of my family.

Re: John Henry Maddux

NNTHORNTON — 2011-10-29 04:13:42Z

You and I are related. George Henry Maddux was my grandfather, too. He was born Jan 16, 1873. Yes, he was married to Carrie Elsie Wells in 1902, just a couple of months before my father, George Harvey Maddux was born. (He went by Harvey, and he was almost illigitimate, but he didn't know.) They met at the Trask House, where my Grandmother worked as a maid, and he was a stage driver on the Toll Road, just about the most terrifying route between Yamhill County on the East, and Tillamook on the West. They divorced in 1908...then he married Bessie in 1910. He had serious health problems from the Spanish American War, and I think he just hadn't found himself yet.

As few years ago, I was in contact with several descendents of Bessie. and they didn't know they had a half brother till then. I wish I could have met my Grandfather, but during those years, the internet didn't exist and it was much harder to connect to people. My Dad tried to find his father several times but couldn't connect.

Harvey lived most of his life in the Portland, OR area. He was a photoengraver. He died in 1995.

Anyway, who are you related to?

Nancy

Re: John Henry Maddux

sagekev — 2011-10-20 23:52:53Z

I saw two of your posts regarding the Maddux family. I have a second great grandfather who was named John Henry Maddux who was married to a Mary Ann McKern. I also have a great grandfather named George Henry Maddux (son of John)who was married to Bessie Miller but may have been married previously to someone in Oregon. He lived in Oregon. My research has shown George was probably born on 1/16/1873

MADDUX David T

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-09-22 13:05:05Z

MADDUX David T - Vietnam Wall section 8W

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.

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Re: Information on Maddux family in Lunenburg, Virginia

keesha570 — 2011-05-02 19:41:27Z

Hello
I hope this message finds you well
I see that we share Albert Hill in our family trees. Albert Hill was my Great Grandmother's (Ruth)father. Ruth's daughter, Shirley passed away in 2009 and her son Paul is my father. feel free to contact me at contact.keesha@gmail.com to compare notes

Best
Keesha

James Monroe Maddux & Sarah Naomi Harris

law5115 — 2011-01-25 23:46:46Z

I'm looking for a large scan of the portraits of James Monroe Maddux & Sarah Naomi Harris. I would love to have any photos available of my line, Benjamin Clinton and Mary Ann. I have some of BC and Mary Ann, and would be willing to share those. Thanks, Lou Ann

Maddux/Jones in VA

leighstulack — 2010-11-28 00:40:35Z

I'm searching for the ancestors of Samuel Maddux (Maddox?), born in Virginia in 1810. He married a Martha F. Jones. Any information greatly appreciated.

Seeking OHIO Maddux family, John, Sam, Carson, Jesse, George

jjkodaskye — 2010-10-23 04:14:37Z

They were the sons of Nelson C Maddux born 1838 in Ross Co Ohio. He later moved to Fayette Co with some of his kids and a few were in Hamilton Co.. I only have a wife Fannie for Carson with a son Nelson. Most are buried in Washington Courthouse Washington Cemetery, any relatives out there at all??????? I am in great need of finding this family. Thank you Jaimee

Re: William S. Maddux and descendants

jmaddux11 — 2010-04-14 07:19:34Z

Maddux is a Welsh surname, no French whatsoever. Hope this doesn't spoil the "romance" of it for you.

Jerry Maddux

Re: Are we from Whales, Ireland, Germany, or Nethelands let me know!

jmaddux11 — 2010-04-14 07:10:37Z

Hello Carla, we may be cousins (999 removed perhaps).
Maddux is a Welsh surname, as are Maddox, Maddocks, Madoc and others. They all derive from Madoc (meaning fortunate, lucky). That's us!
I only just started using this service so I don'tknow my way around very well. If your tree is public and I can find it, I'll see if we have common ancestors - most likely we do.
Bye for now from North Carolina,
Jerry Maddux

MADDUX Frantz C 1898-1939

t42MountOlivet — 2010-04-11 11:42:34Z

MADDUX Frantz C 1898-1939

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Adam Maddux' s DNA

leon671 — 2010-03-23 19:17:17Z

Adam Maddux's DNA Does Not Match Alexander Maddox's DNA B 1613

Re: John C. Maddux

GlyndaFordEllman75 — 2010-02-27 17:19:20Z

Dennis, just began working AGAIN on my Maddux line and was so thrilled to see the photo of John Campbell MADDUX posted on Ancestry.com. Thank you so much for sharing "him" with us. When we're fortunate enough to have a photo of someone, at least for me it makes me enjoy the research so much more!
I am descended from Nancy MURTILLA Maddux MOON who moved away from TN. with husband Thomas J. MOON to AR. I just posted her photo (taken before her marriage) onto my site. She had LOTS of children too and dies quite young (maybe from so many kids?)...anyway, my grandmother told me alot about her although she died when she was young!
Please contact me here or at okiegrlgg@aol.com
I have worked so many years just on my FORD line that I finally decided I'm sitting here with lots of photos and began uploading them within the past month. I put Mary A. Polly Campbell's photo online a few days ago so you might be interested in it also. Do you have photos of J.C. Maddux?
Love to see more if you do.
Glynda FORD Ellman

MADDUX Clyde and Barbara

t42MountOlivet — 2010-02-25 22:58:16Z

MADDUX Clyde and Barbara

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MADDUX Steven C 1959-1993

t42MountOlivet — 2010-02-25 22:43:45Z

MADDUX Steven C 1959-1993

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Re: Rev. Thomas H. Maddux of Indiana/Ohio

lyleMaddox — 2010-02-12 21:14:22Z

Through other people's trees, I have found out that Thomas H. Maddux father was James T. Maddux. All trees show James T. Maddux being married to Sarah Watson. But some show Sarah dying in 1805, and James remarrying in 1805 to Elizabeth Cooper. Some birthdates show Thomas being born in 1805 and some in 1806. I have not been able to locate any source information such as Thomas' actual birth record, or Sarah's death certificate , or James T.'s marriage record to Elizabeth. Does anyone have in records to determine if Thomas H.' mother was Sarah Watson or Elizabeth Cooper?

mary bell maddux

smasher63 — 2010-01-25 17:38:04Z

My GGrandmother (went by Mollie), mother to my Grandmother-Emmie Macklin Jackson Key Hill. Emmie birth cert, her parents were Mollie Maddux and Andrew Jackson, believe Mary parents were John Malcin Maddux and Emma Coruthers. Mary married Jobe C Key in 1890. Any info would be appreciated. My grandmother Emmie married James Franklin Hill (my dad's parents), I grew up with grandpa and grandma Hill.
Would like to know more on GGrandparents.
Thanks,
Shirley Cox (Hill)

Claude A. Maddux, Ray County, Missouri

momcat7 — 2009-12-23 15:09:02Z

I am looking for info on Claude A. Maddux, died 4 Oct 1920 and is buried in the Julius Maddux Cemetery in Millville, Ray County, Missouri. His memorial on findagrave.com was transferred to me along with a lot of other Maddux memorials and I would like to be able to link him to his family members, but I have no idea who they are. He is probably related to Julius Augustus Maddux II and wife Martha Jane Turnidge. Any help with this would be greatly appreciated.

MADDUX Rube B 1890-1974

t42MountOlivet — 2009-08-31 13:24:06Z

MADDUX Rube B 1890-1974

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MADDUX Eunice M 1903-1988

t42MountOlivet — 2009-08-31 13:23:48Z

MADDUX Eunice M 1903-1988

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MADDUX Donnie Glen 1938-1949

t42RoseHill — 2009-07-20 13:54:10Z

MADDUX Donnie Glen 1938-1949

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MADDUX Frank R 1913-1998

t42RoseHill — 2009-07-18 03:59:32Z

MADDUX Frank R 1913-1998

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Lois Louise Maddux

JIWelsch — 2009-07-02 22:14:23Z

WAPELLO, Iowa -- Lois Louise Maddux, 82, Wapello, died Friday, May 23, 2003, at the Wapello Nursing and Rehab Center in Wapello.

Services at the First Presbyterian Church in Wapello. The Rev. Mary N. Pugh will officiate. Pallbearers are Rodney Staats, Bran Stephens, Mike Maddux, Richard Winfrey, Kevin Winfrey and David Maddux. Honorary pallbearers are James Maddux, Matthew Maddux, Andrew Maddux, Steve Maddux and Todd Staats. Music will be provided by organist Jane McNeil and vocalist Alana Poage. Burial will be at the Wapello Cemetery.

Visitation at the Dudgeon-McCulley Funeral Home. The family will be friends from 7-8 p.m. A memorial fund has been established for the benefit of the first Presbyterian Church stain Glass Window Restoration Fund.

Mrs. Maddux was born July 29, 1920 in Wapello, the daughter of Louis L. and Deliliah Alexander Schneider. She married William E. Maddux July 4, 1936 in Wapello.

She worked for a short time at the IAAP in Burlington, She was a cook at various restaurants and Casey's in Wapello including a few years when she and her husband owned and operated a restaurant in Wapello.

She was a member of the First Presbyterian Church. She loved to cook especially for her family.

She enjoyed visiting with family and friends.

Survivors include three daughters, Beverly Stephens of Wapello; Judith Hertz of Hardin, Mont. and Barbara E. Keltner of Wapello; two sons, Bill Maddux of Wapello and Dennis Maddux of Council Bluffs; a step-daughter Joanne Hartman of Washington; one sister Dorothy McNeil of Wapello; one brother, Merwin Schneider of Clear Lake, Calif.; one brother-in-law, Miles Waterhouse of Wapello; 16 grandchildren; six step grandchildren; 25 great grand children; 11 step great grandchildren; three great great grandchildren and many nieces and nephews.

She was preceded in death by per parents; two sisters, Katherine Sorenson and Maralee Waterhouse; a brother, Randall Schneider; a great grandson Barry Staats; and a step grandson, Scott Keltner.

MADDUX Lois Maxine 1922-1969

t42RoseHill — 2009-05-27 18:04:13Z

MADDUX Lois Maxine 1922-1969

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MADDUX John T Sr and Sadie E

t42RoseHill — 2009-05-27 18:04:01Z

MADDUX John T Sr and Sadie E

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MADDUX Dorothy Frances 1922-1979

t42RoseHill — 2009-05-27 18:03:42Z

MADDUX Dorothy Frances 1922-1979

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MADDUX Dell M and Marion H

t42RoseHill — 2009-05-27 18:03:20Z

MADDUX Dell M and Marion H

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Are we from Whales, Ireland, Germany, or Nethelands let me know!

kindshadow271 — 2009-03-27 13:32:25Z

My former name is Carla R. Maddux age 33 born in Poplar Bluff Missouri. Lets see if we can answer eachothers questions. You are the first to say that our ancestors are from Whales, where did you get that conclusion. It would be intresting to see if our history crosses pather.

Take care,

Joharrah

Re:James Adam Maddux - Cherokee Connection

jamesstancell — 2008-11-29 23:52:25Z

Hi,

I am the great-great grandson of James Adam Maddux. I have searched for the Cherokee connection too -what I found was nothing. I found the family lore to be the only source of information. Mainly a picture that hung in my great-grandfathers house that burned in the late 60's or early 70's of an Indian Princess named Moon- it turns out it would have actually to have been a photograph. I believe this person is Mary Elizabeth Moon Maddux.

What I did find was many people in the south that claim Cherokee blood may actually be black and that is the way to cover it up or pass. From the stories I was told, about the Indian Princess, it would fit with that theory since there is no such thing as an Indian Princess. There was no special status for a chiefs daughter or son for that matter. The chief was was actually elected. All of the dates and information I have found on other websites shows no Maddux's before the removal. Only taking Indian lands after. It is also doubtful that they would have allowed an Indian woman to stay behind.

Re: James Maddux

mtmaddux — 2008-06-09 20:24:04Z

I believe that this is James Blain Maddux (son of Simeon Ray Maddux and Leah Minerva Ennis) and Rutha A Hale who were married 26 Mar 1870 in Newton Co, AR. James and Rutha are shown in the 1870 & 1880 Newton Co, AR Census.

James Maddux

Wendylee — 2007-12-09 04:24:51Z

Looking for information on a James Maddux born abt. 1846 in Arkansas married Feb 1870 to Rutha A. Rutha was born in 1850 Arkansas.... maiden name may be Kimbel or Kimbrel. Beleived James died and Rutha them married Henry Horn of Sercy Co., Arkansas.

Re: Information on Maddux family in Lunenburg, Virginia

cadikurt — 2007-12-01 12:55:29Z

Hey Bryan,

I may have some info for you about the Maddux Family. Hit me with a reply email at cadikurt98@yahoo.com , even a phone number. Where are you located now?

Kurt

Information on Maddux family in Lunenburg, Virginia

Bryosphere — 2007-11-28 17:14:40Z

I have been trying to trace my family history, and until late it has been very difficult. My grandfather, Emmett Maddox (Maddux) died when my father was about 5 years old, with his death alot of family history was lost as well. So far I have gathered that Emmitt's father was named Asa Maddux, and his Grandfather was named Asa Maddux Sr. I have been told that quite a few of my relatives still live in Lunenburg today. It seems that after the 1930 Census, the Maddux name changed to Maddox. I was wondering if anyone knew anything else or had any family tree information about Asa Maddux, his siblings, children, and other relatives?

Thanks,

Bryan Maddox

Re: William Maddux of Kansas City

joanhanson166 — 2007-04-19 17:06:23Z

Michelle, I have William Theodore Maddux as son of my GGF James Maddux (Scotland) and Gertrude Tiebens (Prussia). He was born in Kansas,,Kansas May 13 1861. Wife's name Annie O'Callaghan born 1856 (Ireland) They both died in Louisville,Ky. Sylvester was my father's uncle and I remember him as a child. I am having a problem keeping all of these people straight. I also remember Jerome.

Re: Bell Maddux and his ancestors

laien — 2007-04-18 12:55:42Z

>He married (2) ELINOR ^ WHITE March 11, 1650/51 in
>Northampton Co., Virginia Colony, daughter of LEWIS WHITE
>and KATHRYNE BOZMAN.

Hi Vernon,

I also trace descent from Alexander & Elinor White Maddux (pick your spelling); but I've never run across such an exact marriage date before; nor a maiden name for Katharine, Elinor's stepmother.

Could you provide the source(s) for that information, please?

Rob Hall

Wright Obit. ( Maddux )

ahammclem — 2007-04-02 14:30:23Z

Joseph Wright Jr.
WRIGHT, JOSEPH JR., 89, of Louisville, passed away at Norton-Suburban Hospital on Saturday, March 31, 2007 A native of New Albany, IN, he was an Army veteran of World War II, retired past president of United Furniture Co., member and deacon emeritus of Douglas Boulevard Christian Church, member of American Legion Highland Post #201 and former member of Wildwood Country Club. He is survived by his wife, the former Jeannette Maddux; daughter, Harriet Wright Jordan (Cliff); grandchildren, Jimmy Tobaben (Jennifer), Doug Tobaben (Donna) and Stacie Jordan Greer (Norman); and seven great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held 1p.m. Wednesday at Douglas Boulevard Christian Church, 2005 Douglas Blvd., with burial at Resthaven Cemetery. Visitation will be 2-8 p.m. Tuesday at Highlands Family Owned Funeral Home, 3331 Taylorsville Rd. Expressions of sympathy can be made to his church or American Cancer Society.
Published in The Courier-Journal from 4/1/2007 - 4/2/2007.

Re: William Maddux

ahammclem — 2007-02-25 18:45:27Z

I have some relatives in Louisville, Kentucky, that are Madduxs. If I can be of help, please let me know.

Re: Leeroy MADDUX/MADDOX; Georgia; early 1900s; boxer

rhondaflynn2 — 2007-01-04 19:12:57Z

Thank you! This is great. I appreciate it.

Re: Leeroy MADDUX/MADDOX; Georgia; early 1900s; boxer

boxer5611 — 2007-01-04 18:26:27Z

Go to www.boxrec.com - There is an Ernest Maddox "Battling Maddox" from Atlanta, GA who fought in the late 1920s, but no Leeroy. Boxers didn't always use their legal names, especially in the earlier days of boxing, so you might need to check for other names he might have used.

Keep punching, your chin down & your ass off the canvas,

Tony Triem
Boxing Historian

Leeroy MADDUX/MADDOX; Georgia; early 1900s; boxer

2006-11-02 01:44:34Z

My father has been telling me of a family tale that says there was a Leeroy MADDOX/MADDUX in the Georgia area in the late 1800s and early 1900s who was a boxer. Is there anyone out there who can confirm this? Or any suggestions on where I might look for confirmation?

Obit transcript of James G. MADDUX; 1842-1896; Georgia and Alabama

2006-10-15 18:48:04Z

I found the obituary of James G. Maddux and have transcribed it. I wanted to share it with anyone interested. It is in the Cullman, County, AL, newspaper called the Cullman Tribute and was published in the Thursday, August 20,1896, edition. He was born in Heard County, GA, in 1842 and lived there until about 1895. He is the son of Ira H. Maddux & Elizabeth Brannon.

A COTTON PLANTER DEAD.

Cullman county lost a valuable citizen in the person of Mr. J. G. Maddux who died at his home near Phelan Saturday morning. For sometime past he had been in failing health, disease naving fastened itself upon him to such an extent that its ravages could not be checked. In the beautiful cemetery at Hopewell, on Sunday afternoon the remains were laid to rest, with religious rites by Rev. I.F. Hawkins. Mr. Maddux came to this county from Georgia less than a year ago and purchased the farm whereon he died to engage in cotton raising. He was considered a model cotton planter, and has an excellent prospect for this season’s crop. He was highly regarded by his neighbors, and all whose acquaintance he had made during his residence in this county.
The deceased leaves a widow and six children, four sons and two daughters.

Obit transcript of Ira H. MADDUX/MADDOX; Heard County, GA

2006-10-03 02:22:25Z

MADDUX, Nora, James A., Rbt R. & Geo. in Oregon

2006-07-29 21:43:34Z

I am transcribing the Evergreen Cemetary in Ontario, Malheur Co., Oregon and thought I would post pictures of the Pre-1900 headstones for those interested in having them. This is a very large cemetary, there is a possibility there could be other family members buried here after this time period. If you are interested in them, I can look for them specifically.

Re: Maddux Family of Ohio

2006-07-07 17:01:28Z

My Grandfathers family is buried at Mt Moriah Cem. in Clermont Co. His father and Mother and brothers and sister are there, but there are some I'm not sure of yet .
I bet any in the ohio area are related somehow cousins maybe?? Keep in touch and I will let you know more info as I find it ok.

Re: Maddux Family of Ohio

vbeegle1 — 2006-07-02 20:00:03Z

I am related to Maddux in Anderson/Clermont Twp Ohio. My ggrandfather was James T. Maddux 1838 - 1929; gggrandfather Thomas Maddux 1804- 1873; ggggrandfather James Maddux 1781 - 1871. All are buried in Asbury Cemetery, Asbury Ohio. I wonder if there is a connection?