Mayfield - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Amelia Mayfield photo

linkmcd1 — 2012-05-20 13:52:26Z

I'd say she was about 2 years old.

Re: Amelia Mayfield photo

SandraStephens50 — 2012-05-20 00:31:46Z

About how old does she appear to be?

Sandra

Re: Amelia Mayfield photo

linkmcd1 — 2012-05-19 19:52:47Z

Oops. What it really says is Almira Mayfield NOT Amelia.

Amelia Mayfield photo

linkmcd1 — 2012-05-19 19:49:56Z

I found this in a box of old photos I bought. On the back in pensil was written: Amelia Mayfield 1870. The photo was not in great shape so it is what it is. Hope this helps someone. Joe McDonough

Re: Valentine Mayfield/Amey Hunt

SandraStephens50 — 2012-05-15 18:05:06Z

The following according to long-time researcher Glenn Mayfield (now deceased):

THESE CHILDREN ARE LISTED AS THE HEIRS OF VALENTINE Mayfield, AND A.B.P. WAS APPOINTED GUARDIAN OF THE MINOR HEIRS. IN JAN. OF 1847 FOUND ON PAGE 36 IN GIBSON CO., TN WILL BOOK 1846-52 RECORDS IN THE GIBSON CO., TN MINUTE BOOK A OF CHANCERY COURT OF 1834-47 ON PAGE 72 NOTES THAT IN THE YEAR 1834, IN THE County, OF GIBSON, SAID VALENTINE Mayfield DEPARTED THIS LIFE INTESTATE LEAVING THE FOLLOWING HEIRS.

You might want to get a copy of this.
Sandra

Re: Valentine Mayfield/Amey Hunt

moonbeamcowboy — 2012-05-15 17:34:33Z

Hi Sandra,
I have the same info, but I'm not sure where it came from. Do you have any facts that might back that up?
Thx, Jan

Re: Valentine Mayfield/Amey Hunt

SandraStephens50 — 2012-05-15 16:39:49Z

I do have Sophiah Jane Mayfield as a daughter of Valentine and Amy, but all I have on her is her marriage date of 18 Feb 1847 to Isaac Tharp.

Sandra

Valentine Mayfield/Amey Hunt

moonbeamcowboy — 2012-05-15 16:10:39Z

Does anyone out there have Any info about Valentine Mayfield who married Amy Hunt in 1818? I have been searching for the parents of Sophia Jane Mayfield (bd:1826).

I would appreciate ANY info you may have.

Thx

Re: Henry Mayfield

donpmayfield — 2012-03-14 21:32:05Z

Researched Henry Mayfield and Millie Davy my Great Great Great grandparents MIlley came to Missouri from Augusta County VA with son Stephen. His Sister Polly was married to Samuel Sullivan and his brother Henry came about the ssme time to Cooper and Saline counties. Some researchers list Henry as William Henry but Rev. War records ( enlisment and boutny land warrant)list him as Henry. I agree the John Mayfield and Frances Clark does not wash, possibly their son was William Henry and he was the father of Henry who died 1814 and whose wife Milley came to MO with son Stephen his wife Elizabeth Hardbarger and their children.

Mayfield & Simmonds Families in the United Kingdom

janetmayfield1 — 2012-03-12 06:06:44Z

Hello, I am currently researching my family tree and have hit a snag. My reasearch into the Mayfields' has taken me to a "William Mayfield" who married "Charlotte Simmonds" on December 8 1823, in St John, Hackney, Middlesex, England. I don't seem to be able to go any further back. Have been unable to find parents, dates of birth or deaths for either ancesters. The only child that I have found is "John William Mayfield, born 1855 in Mansfield, Nottinghamshire, England & died 1929 in Katoomba, New South Wales, Australia. Can anybody help me.
Thanking you in advance.
Janet Mayfield.

Moliere Mayfield (1859-1912) & Helena Frances "Lena" Anderson (1861-1927)

lonestar357 — 2012-03-09 18:09:45Z

This family lived in both Karnes and Taylor Counties in Texas.

They had these children:

1) Lora Mayfield was born 1885 and died 1886 in Helena, Karnes County, Texas.

2) Unnamed Mayfield was born 1887 and died 1887.

3) Malcom Marshall Mayfield was born April 26, 1893 in Abilene, Taylor County, Texas and died October 20, 1960 in Amarillo, Potter County, Texas.

4) Elsa Alberta Mayfield was born December 12, 1896 in Abilene, Taylor County, Texas and died June 5, 1961 in Bakersfield, Kern County, California.

5) Percy Anderson Mayfield was born February 9, 1898 in Abilene, Taylor County, Texas and died March 5, 1972 in Abilene, Taylor County, Texas.

6) Merro Elliott Mayfield was born October 18, 1900 in Abilene, Taylor County, Texas.

7) Prentiss Buchanon "Bill" Mayfield was born January 7, 1905 in Abilene, Taylor County, Texas and died June 19, 1982 in Tyler, Smith County, Texas.

I would very much like to correspond with descendants of this family. I am related.

Thanks

Re: Mayfields in Tuscaloosa, AL

terric58 — 2012-03-01 22:04:25Z

Hi! do you have any information? I need "proof" of a marriage between Edmond and Mary Sanders

Re: Mayfields in Tuscaloosa, AL

terric58 — 2012-03-01 22:02:58Z

Hi! I still need information on Edmond Mayfield and Mary Sanders. I need "proof" for DAR of their marriage. Do you have a copy of a will, etc?

Re: Mayfields in Tuscaloosa, AL

terric58 — 2012-03-01 22:02:41Z

Hi! I still need information on Edmond Mayfield and Mary Sanders. I need "proof" for DAR of their marriage. Do you have a copy of a will, etc?

mayfield

terrylhoward1 — 2012-01-28 05:45:40Z

looking sam mayfield born cleveland mississipi abt 1867 married to annie knighten had 2 daughters dora and mae emma

Re: Alfred Mayfield-1840 B. Wisconsin Territory D. ? California

JudyMcG — 2011-12-22 23:36:40Z

Hi Patti,
Yes, Green was more likely an uncle, brother or cousin of your Alfred Mayfield. The David that is a couple of pages ahead of them is a better possibility for Alfred's father.
David and Green are on a marriage records list for Grant County, Wisconsin. David was married to Martha Allerbay or Arterbay on 8 Sept 1839; Green to Mariah Kester on 9 Aug 1843.
http://genealogytrails.com/wis/grant/marriages.html
Good luck!

Re: Alfred Mayfield-1840 B. Wisconsin Territory D. ? California

PatriciaJones195 — 2011-12-22 20:25:57Z

Judy,

Thank you for all your help and I am going to reply to all your posts in this one.

I had found the AC Mayfield that was murdered in the WT and eliminated him due to all the census showing he was from IN.

The 1860 census that shows an Alfred Mayfield could be my relative but I couldn't connect the 1860 and 1870 censuses. The wife in the 1860 census had two children (girls) and the 1870 wife was born abt 1859. I tried to keep in mind that the census taker may not of spoken to the Mayfields themselves but may of gotten the information from a neighbor but with him living next to Green Mayfield I don't want to hang my hat on that. Additionally there is the possibility that the 1860 census wife and children died or that the parents split and the girls went with their Mother but I haven't found any supporting documentation for those theories. I don't want to include it in my tree unless I can make a connection and was hoping someone out there had solved my riddle.

I really appreciate you taking the time to do the research and passing it on. If you come across any more information please feel free to pass it on.

Regards,

Patti

Re: Alfred Mayfield-1840 B. Wisconsin Territory D. ? California

JudyMcG — 2011-12-22 07:33:14Z

Patti, me again! A couple of pages before Alfred Mayfield in Richmond, Richland County, Wisconsin in 1860 is:

David Mayfield, age 52, farmer TN
Almira Mayfield, 33, PA
Minerva Mayfield, 12, WI
Margrette Mayfield, 6, WI

I see that someone else found an 1885 San Francisco newspaper article about murder victim A. C. Mayfield of Ferndale, W.T. By 1885 W.T. would have meant Washington Territory, where there was/is a town named Ferndale in Whatcom County. The heading on the article is Pacific Coast Items, which would be relevant to Washington Territory, not Wisconsin. I checked the 1885 Washington Territory census for A.C. Mayfield and for an Alfred Mayfield. A.C. did live in Ferndale, Whatcom County, W.T. He was born in Indiana in about 1831. All of his family members were born in Indiana. There was an Alf Maifield in Tacoma, but he was born in Colorado in about 1864, and was black.

Re: Alfred Mayfield-1840 B. Wisconsin Territory D. ? California

JudyMcG — 2011-12-22 07:33:10Z

Re: Alfred Mayfield-1840 B. Wisconsin Territory D. ? California

JudyMcG — 2011-12-22 06:09:54Z

Patti, I did an Ancestry search for Alfred Mayfield, born 1840. I found a 20 year old Alfred born in Wisconsin in 1860 in Richmond, Richland County, Wisconsin. The family right before his family was Green Mayfield, age 36, born in Tennessee. Could this be your Alfred and possibly his father (or uncle) next door? That would only make the senior Mayfield 16 when Junior was born, but as my mother said "The first one can be born anytime!"

747-627:
Green Mayfield, 36, farmer, TN
Maria Mayfield, 36, IN
Sarah Mayfield 14 WI
Maria Mayfield, 10 WI
Elijah Mayfield, 8, WI

748-628:
Alfred Mayfield, 20, farmer, WI
Mary A. Mayfield, 19, IN
Rachael Mayfield, 1, WI
Unnamed Mayfield, 1/12, WI

Alfred Mayfield-1840 B. Wisconsin Territory D. ? California

PatriciaJones195 — 2011-12-21 00:29:57Z

Hello,

Trying to find the father of my Great Great Grandfather Alfred Mayfield born abt 1840 in the Wisconsin Territory. He married Alice Jones in 1869 in Nebraska. I have not been able to locate an 1860 census listing for him. I traced him backwards from my Grand Mother Alice Leone Mayfield, Great Grand Father William Mayfield, then Albert Mayfield. I have his father listed as James Mayfield born abt 1815 but that is not documented and this is where I lose the trail. I have Alfred in California, from voter records and census, from 1870 to 1880. If anyone knows when and where he died I would appreciate that information also. California death index doesn't show him.

Can anyone help me with this mystery?

Thanks

Patti

James Mayfield "Skip"

BonnieVHMonroe — 2011-12-20 11:51:23Z

looking for info about my cousin.
Birth name: Skipper Morris Bledsoe
*born about 1943 in USA *died: about 2001 in Pennsylvania

*birth parents: Dorothy K Morris "Dot" or "Mickey" & Clarence Paul Bledsoe *(divorced when Skip was young)

*adopted by Mickey's 2nd husband, John Nile Mayfield & *changed his name to James Mayfield but kept Skip as nickname

*lived all but early childhood in Pennsylvania, esp Philadelphia
*married Laura Zito *fathered a daughter, Dawn Mayfield

Re: William H. Mayfield, Jun 1857, Prairie Township, McDonald Co., MO

sjarem1 — 2011-12-05 01:54:44Z

Hello: My name is Steve Mayfield, Fountain Tolbert was my G/uncle, as he was ( Fountain ) Older brother of Washington Bender Mayfield, whose Oldest son was Frank Hill Mayfield and his Wife was Lillian Mayfield, ( My Grandparents ), their oldest Elbert L. Mayfield was my Father, I have information to share about the Family. you may reach me at stevemayfield@groveemail.com directly, I am pretty sure I know where Fountain and Lavina are buried, as I just got this info myself. P.S. I was born and lived in McDonald County Mo and go back several times a year.

FTDNA Sale

kllynn12 — 2011-11-16 17:17:19Z

Family Tree DNA sale until December 31, 2011.

There are many Mayfield lines that are still unknown or unconnected.

Orrville Mayfield, CSA arrested by Federals 1861

charbmoore1 — 2011-11-11 12:42:47Z

From the Mobile, Alabama Newpaper

1861:

• "Orrville Mayfield was arrested by the Federals at Greensberg, Ky., on the 10th. It is charged that he forced Union men to sell hogs and other commodities for 'worthless Jeff. Davis scrip,' and forced the Union men to convey his purchases in the Confederate lines."

Not my line, just sharing.

Re: Mayfields from Tn. and/ or Ill.

ladydeet54 — 2011-11-11 01:50:35Z

Stephen Mayfield Sr. born 1755 in Amherst VA, USA; died August 11, 1834 in Overton, TN. He first married Jack Rebecca Catherine Briant (cherokee indian) who was born 1767 in S.C. died unknown. (This is the story where he stold her from her indian family) Stephen married Bridgett Gilmore 1776, also died unknown. Does anyone else have this info?

Mayfield, Dr. George Franklin (1883-1958)

mfflournoy — 2011-11-10 18:07:39Z

Transcribed from a biography written by their son, F. Drew Mayfield. Biography in the El Campo Public Library in the Research and Genealogy room in the book "Memories and Memorials".

Mother and Dad were both born in Missouri, married in Rock Island, Texas, June 5th, 1906 and moved to El Campo, Texas in 1909. Mother was Grayce Irene Johsnon and was born August 17, 1884 in Mercer County, Missouri. Her mother and father moved to Rock Island, Texas, in 1899 and to El Campo in 1907. Mother died in Austin, Texas, December 31, 1965. She was the youngest of eight sisters and two brothers. One of her sisters was Mrs. L. O. (Jessie) Lundy of El Campo.

Dad was born in Madison County, Missouri, January 8, 1883. He met mother during his summer vacations in Rock Island. He was next to the youngest of three brothers and three sisters. He died in Austin on August 4, 1958.

After they married in Rock Island, Texas, in 1906, they settled in Kansas City, Missouri and then moved to El Campo in 1909. Their final move was to Austin, Texas, in 1938. They are both buried in El Campo at O.D.H.S. Cemetery.

Mother graduated from Sam Houston State Teachers College in Huntsville, Texas. She taught school before she married. She was from a long line of farmers from Pennsylvania, Ohio, Iowa and Missouri.

Dad graduated from Physicians and Surgeons College in St. Louis, Missouri in 1906 and was from a long line of physicians stemming from two M.D.'s of three brothers was came to America from England. He was raised a Baptist. The Mayfield name appears often in a book giving the hisotry of "Baptists of Southeast Missouri" printed in 1888. Dad played football and baseball in college. In El Campo, he was active in land development and the Mayfield and Clark Realty Company operating a special coach on the railroad bringing prospective buyers from the north to buy land.

Dad's health was poor and in 1928, he and mother renovated the old Rice Hotel and operated it as the Mayfield Hotel until 1938 when they sold it and moved to Austin where he was in advertising until his death in 1958.

For many years Dad was City Secretary and I cherish his signature on a copy of my birth certificate from the files in Austin. As correspondent for the Houston Post and Houston Chronicle, he was the voice of El Campo with his news reports and coined the name "El Campo Rice Birds" for our high school football team. He always kept a score board for the town baseball team.

Mother always loved flowers and I have a picture of her from the Austin-American Statesmen standing in a beautiful bed of flowers in her front lawn in Austin. She always loved her bridge club in El Campo and later in Austin was historian for the Austin Woman's Federation.

Mother and Dad had two children born in El Campo: George Malcolm Mayfield born April 14, 1912 who on December 27th, 1947 married Dorothy Nina Smith of Houston, Texas. They have no children. Franklin Drew Mayfield, born May 21, 1915 who on August 16, 1952, married Mary Jane Field of Dallas, Texas. They have three children all born in Corpus Christi, Texas: Mary Jo Delahaye, John Drew Mayfield and Lucy Rose Mayfield.

Mother and Dad solved the Methodist/Baptist problem by becoming Presbyterians and raised us as Presbyterians. Filling out the circle, Malcolm married an Episcopalian and became an Episcopalian and I married a Baptist and we are Methodist. Our daughter, Mary Jo and her family are Catholic.

Both Malcom and I graduated fro Texas A.&I. in Kingsville and from the University of Texas at Austin. Malcolm was a Civil Engineer and is now retired from the U.S.Corps of Engineers and he and Dorothy live in Galveston. I was a Chemical Engineer (PhD.) and am retired from Foster-Grant Co., Inc. and Mary Jane and I live in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.

____________
the above was written by Franklin Drew Mayfield

George Malcolm Mayfield died in Galveston, Galveston County, Texas on the 14th of June of 2003.

Franklin Drew Mayfield died in Baton Rouge, Louisiana on the 7th of August of 1992.

Aubrey Mayfield of Huntsville, TX 1926

drbrownlee — 2011-10-20 05:12:48Z

Aubrey is pictured in the 1926 Alcalde, yearbook of Sam Houston State Teachers College of Huntsville, Texas, and is a sophomore. I'm not kin but thought this might be helpful to someone researching the family.

Re: "The Mayfields" by Glenn W. Mayfield

NAMJR — 2011-10-19 14:05:17Z

Norman Wesley, Maudean and Melba Jean Mayfield are my 1st cousins, once removed.

I believe Melba passed in Oct 2006, but do not know the day or place of burial.

Wesley, b. 29 Dec 1919, d. 26 apr 1993, never married, no children, burial at Bethel UMC Cemetery, Logansport, near his parents.

Maudean is believed to be living in north LA area, but not confirmed. Attempted to contact her, no response.

As a small child, Maudean's son Mark, stayed with my family a few weeks while Maudean found work and a place to live.

I have no information on the descendants of these sisters, other than Mark's name, which I believe to be C. Marcus Mohamed.

Re: "The Mayfields" by Glenn W. Mayfield

melissacm1 — 2011-10-17 23:31:12Z

Hello Adele,

Yes, I have 2 children who are grandchildren of Melba Jean Mayfied Mohamed her birthdate 4/1933 If this is the same person please contact me.

Thank You,
Melissa Clark-Maynard

Re: James Riley Mayfield Re: History

gloriaburton12 — 2011-10-02 01:01:31Z

I was interested in your post about James Riley Mayfield. His grandfather William R. Mayfield was brother to my gg grandfather Lemuel Berry Mayfield. You said you were in possession of pictures for there family. I am very interested in any information on the family

Phil Norfleet/Mayfield researcher

SandyOliverFLA — 2011-09-01 00:39:05Z

Does anyone know how to contact Phil Norfleet? His website is great but I have one problem. On the 1790 SC census records he has three Stephen Mayfields listed and identified. But, my ancestor, Stephen Mayfield (bc. 1750) is also from South Carolina and migrated to Georgia around 1820 with his daughter and son-in-law Amos Newton Kelley. He should have been listed in the 1790 census as his daughter Elizabeth was born in 1796 in SC. I feel that my ancestor is one of these Stephens and that he has been mis-identified or, my family history contact is mistaken about Elizabeth's ancestors. Perhaps Phil Norfleet can shed some light on this. I tried the norfleet01@hotmail.com but was returned as undeliverable

Thanks

Sandy Becker

mayfield,Ok

JenniferStuckemeyer — 2011-07-28 02:21:26Z

I'm trying to find info on my family and seem to keep hitting a brickwall some how I managed to lose the family tree I started so i have to start over from scratch i wana cry I cant believe its gone. So off memory the best I can do is, Myself and as far as i can do is my father Charles Gierlach However thats not his real last name his mother his Nancy Mayfield sisters Donna, Dorthy, Beverly Patrica and a brother jack. their father Edna mayfield however hated his first name so he went by earl, he married nancy haggerty whom i have nothing on edna had several siblings Off hand i remember I think a nellie, nettie and cant remeber the rest. their father I believe was frank mayfield son of eleihj mayfield idid spell his name wrong. frank and several of his children are on the final dawes roll they are of cherokee decent from the brackett side and i do know there maybe relation to molly of the wolf clan any help would be great help if anyone has a family tree that they would be willing to share a peek at. thanks

Re: Cherokee by blood

JenniferStuckemeyer — 2011-07-28 01:25:17Z

Do you have anyother names or dates?

Re: elejah or Frank Mayfield

JenniferStuckemeyer — 2011-07-28 01:04:37Z

Im hoping your still looking for info on the mayfields since I believe your looking into my family line we also are from the ok line edna is my greatgrand father although was not born when the last dawes list was done however i do have some info on them ot much and have some parts of a family bible

Young Battle Mayfield (1881 AL - 1962 TX)

karen036 — 2011-07-19 04:03:42Z

I found Y B Mayfield in the 1900 and 1910 census in Bell County, Texas and 1920 and 1930 in Jones County, Texas. Y B married Minnie D Poe on 30 Aug 1900 in Bell County, Texas. This record is indexed on familysearch.org in Texas marriage records.

Y B Mayfield lived in Friona, Texas in 1952 and he's listed as informant on the death certificate of Lola Mont Sanders, his mother-in-law. So I believe that Y B and Minnie were living near her mother. I am particularly looking for information about the Poe line, and Minnie's parents.

Thank you for any assistance you can provide. Karen

Re: Elizabeth Mayfield

Katherine_Madison — 2011-06-27 02:14:32Z

I have a Elizabeth Mayfield Who was the daughter of Austin Louis Mayfield and his wife was Elizabeth McCoy .List of her brothers and sisters aresara,mahulda,parthany.wiley(who was ny great grandfather),austin lois ,nancy, ephraim andlucretia and one other.Kay(Mayfield) Madison

Re: Elizabeth Mayfield

peanutbutter062707 — 2011-06-19 01:44:13Z

birth: May 1830 —North Carolina
residence: 1900 —Civil District 9, Sevier, Tennessee

United States Census, 1900

Marriage place: Cherokee county, Georgia
Marriage date: 30 Oct 1845

I'm also finding another child, Jasper Bruce.

If I find her parents name I will post again.
She was from North Carolina.
She could not read nor write but she did speak english.
She was a farmer.
The other information on the document I can not make out but feel free to look at this link. She is on line 46 near the bottom.

https://www.familysearch.org/search/image/show#uri=https%3A%...

question regarding Prishia Mayfield Cobbs

Wilene — 2011-05-28 17:07:01Z

I wrote the following letter this morning to the only two e-mail addresses I could find for Phil Norfleet and both addresses immediately bounced. So I have revised the letter somewhat for posting here hoping that someone else might be able to shed further light on my dilemma, which also underscores why no one should ever just copy and paste what they find in other files without verifying and documenting that information -- information that just "might" be incorrect or has been revised at a later time. --Wilene

Phil, you are a hard man to find. I found your wonderful Tripod website on the Mayfield genealogy but nowhere could I find a "Contact Me" link or e-mail address, so I Googled you and found other folks also trying to find you at Looking for Phil Norfleet - General - Family History & Genealogy Message Board - Ancestry.com and at RootsWeb: MAYFIELD-L need to contact phil norfleet

My reason for writing concerns a multitude of Ancestry Trees, 16 to be exact, that seem to be copied from each other, and even reference each other, but without further documentation or source citations.

So I Googled some names and eventually found your website on the Mayfields, then Googled again to find you. The info on the Ancestry Trees seem to stem from your website, either wholly or in part, but without any reference to you that I could find. Not even a simple, "Thank You, Phil."

My question concerns this statement on your website,
http://mayfield02.tripod.com/jesse_mayfield_(d__1833).htm
"Preshia Mayfield was born in about 1795 in Greenville County SC; she died on 28 June 1861 in McMinn County TN. Preshia married David Alexander Cobbs in about 1820 in Greenville County SC. David was a Presbyterian minister and was born on 08 June 1794 in Greenville County SC. He died on 10 June 1879 in Johnson County TX."

And my question is -- how sure are you that David Cobb's wife Prishia was a Mayfield?
Please, please tell me your source for this because if Prishia was absolutely and for sure a Mayfield, then I must change my file.

I believe instead that Prishia was a Grogan, daughter of David and Hannah Grogan of Greenville Co., SC, and McMinn Co., TN.

Why do I believe this?

Because Hannah Grogan was enumerated with David and Prishia in 1850 McMinn County. That enumerator really messed up badly. He has Coob instead of Cobb; he has David and Prishia 20 years younger than they were; and he has Hannah's name spelled Grason instead of Grogan (or at least how Ancestry interpreted his handwriting for their Index).

David and Hannah Grogan were among the many families who left SC in the 1820s for Georgia and the Land Lotteries. David died there prior to the 1830 census when Hannah was enumerated as Head of Household. In 1840 and in 1860, Hannah was living in McMinn Co. with her daughter, Mary Kirksey, and in 1850 with David and Prishia Cobb, family #1792. Family #1791 was David C. and Melissa Grogan who I believe was Hannah's youngest son.

David and Hannah were enumerated in Greenville Co., SC, in 1800, 1810, and 1820, and the latter two censuses includes a female the right age to be Prishia.

Then she married David A. Cobb and they are enumerated in the 1840 McMinn Co., TN, census, line 21. Thos. & Mary Kirksey, and Hannah Grogan are on line 11 of the same page.

I can only hold my breath as I hit the Send button that either of these e-mail addresses will get this letter to you, and that I will receive a successful, informative response. --Wilene Smith in Wichita, KS

Re: Leo Edward Mayfield. b. 1914 d 5-14-1965 info needed on this family.

tmierlot — 2011-05-21 22:50:30Z

I don't know if this helps or not but his first wife was Callie Black. Leo and Callie had 2 children named LaJollia Ann and Virgil Dean. Callie and Leo divoriced and Callie had custody of the 2 children. Callie remarried a man named Roy Sebting. There was a real awlful tragic event in the mid 50'd and Callie, Lajollia,and Dean along with other children all died in a house fire in Tyler Texas

Mayfield's from Sheffield

wearesoia — 2011-05-11 02:23:58Z

Looking for information on John Mayfield b 1874 in mansfield who married Emma Harvey in Sheffield or any of his siblings or parents Samuel Mayfield and Hannah Elizabeth Bowler. Trying to connect with living relatives in England.

Re: Looking for basic information Robert Baxter Mayfield Sr

brian960166 — 2011-04-17 18:23:17Z

Thank you! I have posted a picture of my great grandfather Rev Mayfield, Cavello was my grandfather, he died 1957

Re: Looking for basic information Robert Baxter Mayfield Sr

nancygreen792 — 2011-04-17 15:23:45Z

I have Cavello in my tree. Nolia Cooper Mayfield was my grandmother. Here is my web page look under Mayfield and also check Trimble County Kentucky.

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~ntgreen/

http://www.ole.net/~maggie/trimble/

My email:
nancygreen792@comcast.net

Re: John Baxter Mayfield

brian960166 — 2011-04-17 15:21:01Z

I have his picture from 1900 Rev Mayfield

Looking for basic information Robert Baxter Mayfield Sr

brian960166 — 2011-04-17 07:56:01Z

Sorry new to this and really kind of lost, My Father was Robert Baxter Mayfield Sr, His father Cavello Mayfield, Mother Mabel Mc Cellan, he had two sisters, I am his son Brian Mayfield, my brother is Robert B Mayfield Jr, My mother is Attice Ruth Mayfield(Breeden)Trying to track the family line.

Re: John Baxter Mayfield

brian960166 — 2011-04-17 04:10:52Z

This was my Great grandfather. Brian Mayfield

Re: John Baxter Mayfield

brian960166 — 2011-04-17 04:09:51Z

I have his picture on our wall, He was my Grandfather Covello Mayfields father....Covello was my Dads Father, My dad was Robert Baxter Mayfield Sr.

Re: Rachel? Alice? Mayfield married Benjamin Franklin Bennett; Hancock co., Mississippi

paulabond1969 — 2011-04-07 16:46:04Z

My great grandmother, Mary Mayfield LaFontaine, was sister to Rachel Alice Mayfield. Their parents were Thomas O. and Sarah. I have not been able to get any further back. I would like to share info, especially since some of the other names you list are also in my tree.

Re: Morning Mayfield

paulabond1969 — 2011-04-07 16:19:37Z

My Mayfield ancestor, Thomas Mayfield and his wife Sarah lived in Livingston Parish, LA in 1850. I wonder if there could be a link.

Rachel Alice Mayfield

paulabond1969 — 2011-04-07 15:51:17Z

Rachel Alice Mayfield was my great great aunt. Her parents were Thomas and Sarah Mayfield. They are buried in Lakeshore, MS. I have been unable to get any further than that. I would be happy to share what I do have.