Ogden - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Texas Ogdens

michelekma — 2012-05-19 04:54:34Z

Hello! I am Jack Ogden's grandaughter!! So sad that we have to contact each other this way! So would love to get ot know this side of my family!!! Please email me at michelekma@gmail.com

Lydia Ogden

charles_morgan1 — 2012-05-10 15:57:14Z

Trying to find the parents of Lydia Ogdon/Ogden. Father born Illinois. Mother born Indian Territory. Lydia was born May 1841.

Re: Ogden Family History Book

irishangel220 — 2012-05-10 14:36:25Z

Sherri, Is there any way I can get a copy of that book? My grandfather was Chester Hill Ogden. He was born in indian territory in 1898. Not sure if this was TX or OK since the borders had not been finalized to the best of my knowledge.

Re: Ogden Family History Book

CHodgesScanlon — 2012-05-03 13:39:01Z

Hi Sherri, I'm just beginning my family tree and found your post about an Ogden Family History Book. I am a descendant of Henry Calvin Ogden. He was my great grandfather. Then there is my grandfather, also named Henry Calvin Ogden b 1903 and d. 1990. He married Margaret Elizabeth Gehrels. They lived mostly in San Antonio, Texas and Retired to Tow, Texas on Lake Buchanan. I'm trying to connect with relatives in Mississippi that I knew growing up. I did visit the Retirement Plantation a time or two as I grew up. Any info or leads for me? :-) Thank you, Carol Hodges Scanlon (mom was Pauline Margaret Ogden.

Re: Ogden Family of Chester County PA

amarcoff — 2012-04-26 19:11:27Z

My Ogden ancestors are also from Chester County PA. I am specifically looking for information about a James Charles Ogden (my g-g-g-g-grandfather) born in Lancashire, England in 1804. He is supposedly buried in the Great Valley Church Cemetery (near Devon, PA) and was married to Ann (or Hannah) Potts. They had a son named Stanley Lee Ogden (b. 1841) who had 7 children, one of whom was James Bernard Ogden (b. 17 Nov 1858 in Chester Co. PA). James B. Ogden married Emma Jane Scott and they had 8 children-- one of whom is my great-grandfather (also named Stanley Lee Ogden, b. 29 Nov 1890).

Re: Zina Ogden b. circa 1824 in Warren County, NY

turnervm — 2012-04-25 23:44:03Z

I am a descendant of Amelia Ogden Spooner, and probably have some answers re: Zina Ogden's ancestry. Recent research has placed his father, Benjamin Ogden, as son of Gilbert and Martha (Smith) Ogden, although I at first believed he was a son of Gilbert and Betsy Ogden, also of Queensbury, NY. His mother, Martha Green Ogden came to Mondamin, Iowa, with Amelia and Pomeroy Spooner, and lived with them until her death, and she is buried with the Spooners at Noyes Cemetery, Mondamin, IA. I have information that Martha received a widow's pension as widow of a soldier of the War of 1812, and I have found Benjamin Ogden's name listed as being a soldier from Warren County. Ed Ogden married Kate Ruffcorn, sister of my grandmother, Ida Ruffcorn Spooner, so Spooners and Ogdens were almost double cousins.

Chester Ogden

Lace_Lynch — 2012-04-11 16:35:28Z

Name: Ogden, Chester
Date: Dec 23 1939
Source: Source unknown; Cleveland, Ohio Necrology File, Reel #061.
Notes: Ogden: Chester, beloved husband of Wilma, son of Mrs. Charles Hanson of Buffalo, N.Y.; residence, 10700 Helene ave. Friends received at the DeVand Funeral Home, 11130 Euclid ave. Services Saturday at 3 p. m.

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Elizabeth Ogden Tod 1929-2012 Youngstown, Ohio

Lace_Lynch — 2012-04-11 16:26:47Z

YOUNGSTOWN – Elizabeth Ogden Tod, 82, passed away peacefully on Saturday, April 7, 2012.

Elizabeth was born June 8, 1929, in Youngstown, Ohio a daughter of William Bruce and Eola Sykes Ogden.

She attended The Rayen School and graduated from Abbot Academy in 1948, and also was a graduate of Ogontz Junior College in 1950, and attended Finch College in New York City.

Liz served on the Child Guidance Board, Florence Crittenden Home and the Women’s Board of Western Reserve Medical Center.

She loved being involved with her family and enjoyed the wonderful friendships she had through the years.

She is survived by her husband, David Tod, whom she married in 1953, and they were happily together for 59 years.

She also leaves her children, David (Rollin) Tod of Hudson, Ohio, Elizabeth (Howard) McMillan of Orono, Minn. and William Bruce Tod of Scottsdale, Arizona and her six grandchildren, whom she loved dearly, Parker, Holly and Hilary Tod, Katherine and Maggie McMillan and John David Tod.

She also leaves her sister-in-law, Nancy Tod of Youngstown.

Her parents preceded her in death.

Funeral arrangements are entrusted to the care of the Stewart-Kyle Funeral Home.

In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to Youngstown Steel Heritage Foundation at 2261 Hubbard Road, Youngstown, OH 44505 or visit www.todengine.org/donate to make donations online.

Family and friends are invited to visit the funeral home’s website at www.stewart-kyle.com to share memories and condolences
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Name: Ogden, Clara M.
Date: Feb 18 1938
Source: Source unknown; Cleveland, Ohio Necrology File, Reel #061.
Notes: Ogden: Clara M., beloved mother of Mrs. Warren L. Morris and W. B. Ogden, Youngstown. Wednesday evening. Burial private. Please do not send flowers.

Re: Benjamin Ogden ( - 1793);Md

eve71A — 2012-03-31 13:56:44Z

I found a marriage record for Mary Ogden to William Sparrow
in Montgomery County, Maryland in 1781. If interested, I'm 98% postive I can find it again to give you the source information.

Evelyn
eve@thedudleys.com

"IF ONLY ANCESTORS CAME WITH DROP DOWN MENUS AND
ON-LINE HELP"

Re: ethnic origin

metislady — 2012-03-20 16:54:19Z

My Ogden line via Peter Skene Ogden goes back to John the Pilgrim on the Mayflower, so I am quite sure it is of English Origins. I am more interested in Western NA Ogdens.

Howard Ogden, born 1876 West Virginia

TanyaOgden — 2012-03-19 02:47:44Z

I'm trying to find out any info on Howard's children and grandchildren. I know his children were Esker Meredith, Willis Earl, Elvin Curly Mamie Wave, Eartle, Ellis Gart, and Elbon or Eline. I don't need any info on Elvin or Ellis.

WILLIAM OGDEN (b 1818 Pittsburgh) on WAGON TRAIN

moonshelling — 2012-03-18 18:54:02Z

I am trying to find the parents of a William Ogden, b Pittsburgh Pennsylvania in 1818.

Family stories relate that he and his family traveled by Wagon Train to California. They joined the larger wagon train led by WILLIAM H RUSSEL and parted with the Donner Party who moved ahead. We have records of William and family in CA but no records or information about his parents or siblings.

Regards
Shannon

Re: Ogdens /origins

1_eogden — 2012-03-16 14:59:40Z

hi I am Eugene's son Edward from his second marriage my sister was Marion. Eugene was from Oxford NS and is buried there, as he passed away in 2004. I would really like to talk to anyone who could find out more.

Re: E Ogden, age 87

sherridragonmom — 2012-03-16 04:06:25Z

My Great Grandfather And Great Great grandfather where Both
E Ogden "Ezekiel" Both died in their 80's
Bosque county Tx.

}great Great grandfather was also in arkansas during is life.

Does any of this match ?

Sherri Ogden

Re: Ogden Family History Book

irishangel220 — 2012-03-11 22:16:26Z

Sherri,
My mother was Lillie (Ogden) Nixon and my grandfather was Chester Hill Ogden. My grandfather was born in Indian territory OK in 1898. He lived along the TX/OK border for many years until he came to Goose Creek, TX now known as Baytown, TX. There was an Ogden family reunion in the early 1980's in Ardmore, OK.

Re: Richard Ogden

abrajohnston — 2012-03-05 10:18:58Z

Richard Ogden of Elizabeth is also my grand father. I am the 1st daughter of Richard's 1st son George. He George is still living and I might be able to get some info from him. I dont do this at all but his time is drawing near so I am going to give you my name and cell # Abbie 732 597 2288 Please call any time. thank you

Ogden family from England to Wv

TanyaOgden — 2012-02-22 17:07:55Z

I'm trying to find any info on Alexander Ogden(who may have went by DeOkeden. He was born @1330 Lancanshire, England. He had a son named John, born @1360.

Re: OGDEN 1 Nathan Herbert and Neva Leola

1_wcogden — 2012-02-20 21:43:35Z

This man is my grandfather whom I never met as he died at a very early age.

Wenscell H Ogden Jr

Re: OGDEN Minnie M 1890 1928

metislady — 2012-02-12 03:35:21Z

Wow!!! You have done a huge amount of work. Thank you
Do not suppose you have plans to visit more Oregon Cemeteries.
Thank you very much again,WOW!

OGDEN Minnie M 1890 1928

t42ForestLawn — 2012-02-11 20:48:04Z

OGDEN Minnie M 1890 1928

DaveStrtickland photographed this gravestone in the Forest Lawn Cemetery, Dallas, Dallas Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 225,469 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Dallas), cemetery(Forest Lawn) and Surname .
If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Re: E Ogden, age 87

metislady — 2012-01-29 18:58:50Z

Hi,
My E Ogdens are from Oregon, Washington, Fort St James BC, Vancouver BC, the Cariboo BC and one in Ontario

Re: E Ogden, age 87

acalgal46 — 2012-01-23 05:37:55Z

My grandfather was E. D. Ogden, Mississippi
my ggrandfather was E, T. Ogden, born Louisiana father from Kentucky (unknown name)

Re: Ogden Family History Book

mdcowell — 2011-12-31 19:30:08Z

My GGGGrandmother was either Catherine Ogden Cowell or Sara Ogden Cowell or Sara Catherine Ogden Cowell married to Joseph Cowell in Greene Co, PA abt 1827. Early records show Sara in Greene Co, PA, but not records in Champaign or Vermilion County, IL where the family moved abt 1830. Catherine is in 1850 census records and death records in Vermilion Co, IL no records of Sara. We believe Catherine was born 1805 - 1810 in Greene County, PA to Andrew Ogden family. A brother who came to IL at the same time seems to be James Ogden. Any help you can provide to clear up this mystry would be helpful. Myron Cowell: email -myroncowell@q.com

Dr Ogden and Lavinia

ukbaps — 2011-12-28 01:33:54Z

Hi there,

Was wondering if this rings a bell for anyone.

My Nanna used to tell me the story of a little girl called Lavinia Ogden who died when she was very young. The whole story is quite sad.

Lavinia died when she was a little girl, she apparently woke one night, picked up a candle to light her way. The flames ignited her nightdress and she burned to death.

Her Mother died a few yrs later from an accidental aspirin overdose (apparently not uncommon in those days).

Her Father was a doctor, my Dad seems to think like a G.P. who would be called out to patients' homes in the night. My Dad remembers the story as that he died of pneumonia after his daughter and wife's deaths.

The stories in the family are a bit different. My Dad doesn't think my Nanna was related to them but my Aunt is sure she was. My Nanna was Muriel Matthew (later Parry) of Rochdale, her Father owned and ran a Pawnbrokers in George St. We're all pretty sure that that Lavinia and her Father's surname was Ogden.

I have found an Odgen family on the 1881 census living at 150 Drake Street.

Head: Charles is a Doctor b. 1847
Wife: Hannah b. 1851
Daughter: Lavinia b. 1878
Brother: Richard b. 1833 listed as a retired woollen merchant.

they are all listed as born in Rochdale, and don't appear in a census after 1881.

Also living with them were their cook - Ellen Russell and housemaid - Elizabeth Newland.

Is there anyone out there that recognises this story?? May be a relative of the brother Richard or one of the servants.
I can't seem to link any Ogdens to my family tree yet, but I'm sure we are related to them through my Nanna. My Nanna was born Muriel Matthew and she was related to Nuttalls and Cleggs. My Dad seems to think that she was mentioned in Dr Ogden's will.

Sound familiar anyone??

Beth

Re: Frances Sarah Ogden Ogdensbury(g)

lynt_1 — 2011-12-13 20:41:28Z

Hello Charles,
Yes I am still around :-)
Thank you for your response and I will contact you privately as well. My connection is mainly through the Savage line.
Thanks
Lyn

Re: Frances Sarah Ogden Ogdensbury(g)

CHARLES_GORDONCLARK — 2011-12-13 10:02:02Z

Dear Lyn T (Talbot?)

It looks as though Christopher Lawrence (a descendant presumably of Philip Henry Lawrence) is not around; but I hope you are. I too have only just come across his query.

I am descended from Nathaniel Tertius Lawrence, the father of my grandmother, and I have done an IMMENSE amount of work in the last few years about the Lawrence family, including the Ogdens, Philip Henry & his daughter Sarah Savage, and especially the circumstances under which Nathaniel Lawrence and Fanny Ogden met - in NYC not on the St Lawrence as tradition relates.

I am very happy to send any or all of this to you. My e-address is chipgc@btinternet.com; please reply to this address as well as the website.

best wishes in the fellowship of family history research

Charles GC (Bromyard, Herefordshire)

Delsie Jean Ogden

Loasue1 — 2011-11-28 04:31:44Z

Lottie L. Dustin's parents were:

Oscar Cyril Dustin and Esther Marie Olson. They are buried in the Woodbridge Cemetery, Woodbridge, San Joaquin County, California.

They are my great grandparents and Miss Lottie, as I remember her being referred to, was my father's Aunt. They lived in Snelling, CA.

Re: Maud Terpstra

metislady — 2011-11-12 03:09:55Z

I am sorry, but I do not have any Terpstras in my trees at all. Good luck

Re: Maud Terpstra

pathdenver — 2011-11-11 20:29:01Z

There is a Terpstra message board and you'd have better luck posting there. Normally I'd say you'd need to post more information, but Terpstra is not very common. I did find a Maud and Peter Terpstra born in Netherlands and living in Michigan in 1900. There is also a family tree on Ancestry for this family.
Good luck.

Maud Terpstra

kmb1022 — 2011-11-11 15:22:48Z

Hi there,
I am researching my husbands family tree and found a person Maud and Peter Terpstra in common I was wondering if you had any other information regarding them? Their parents or siblings? Thanks so much.. Krsitne

Re: Ogden Family History Book

mdcowell — 2011-11-02 15:56:14Z

Melanie:I can't answer your question but suggest you contact Wendell Ogden: ogdens3@verizon.net Note: there is a Joseph Cowell in Fulton Co, IL during the 1860-80s that is not a part of the our line. He comes from the NJ Christian Cowell line that is confused with our PA Christian Cowell line by the LDS site records. The NJ line has two successive Christian Cowell's but their wills make it very clear they don't directly belong to our line. Both John and William Cowell (I believe both died there) and briefly Andrew Cowell Jr (one or two years) spent time in Fulton Co, IL. Andrew Jr went on to Clinton Co, IA and then to MO where he died. I have recently gotten his daughter's diary circa 1860s from a distant cousins. The diary has family lists and a diary that I have not read at this point starting in 1863. She was Cynthia Cowell Williams. My line is Joseph Cowell who came to Vermilion Co, Il and move to Barry Co, MI briefly to live next to baby brother Isaac Jacob Cowell in 1850 census. Joseph and his married daughter Rachel Cowell Rice - Asa Rice family then moved back to Georgetown, IL area in 1851-52 timeframe. My family still lives in the area. Myron Cowell LtCol USAF Ret

Re: Ogden Family History Book

melaniejf78 — 2011-11-02 05:41:03Z

I think my mysterious Lorenzo Ogden is connected with the Ogdens in your line, Stephen.
Marriage: OGDEN, LORENZO to MORRIS, MARTHA 10/07/1840 KNOX County, Illinois.
Indian Point Twp is where some are found in a census.
Martha was born in Gallia county, Ohio.
Have your cousins come across anything that might link to my Lorenzo?

Melanie F.

Re: Ogden Family History Book

mdcowell — 2011-11-01 01:56:06Z

Although my GGGGrandfather Joseph Cowell b. abt 1805 in Greene Co, PA had brothers that lived in Fulton Co, IL (William and John), I believe that Joseph Cowell's wife Sarah and later Catherine Ogden (maybe same women with two names). Sarah is with him in Greene Co, PA in early 1830s, but no death records in Vermilion Co, IL where Joseph settled, but do have records in 1860 and subsquent census to include death records for Catherine. I believe Joseph came first to Champaign Co and then Vermilion Co, IL with the Ogden's around 1831-32. I don't believe they had any roots in KY. Wendell Ogden - Ogden family genealogist seems to back that up. I believe the family is from the Andrew Ogden family from Greene Co, PA. My GGGGGrandfather was Andrew Cowell d.1828 and GGGGGGrandfather was Christian Cowell d.1815 both in Greene Co, PA. I believe the James Ogden buried near Joseph Cowell in McKendree Cemetery, Vermilion Co, IL 2 miles from where I was raised is brother-in-law. Also there is a town of Ogden near Champaign-Vermilion County line. So I am still trying to solve the mystry of Sarah and Catherine or Sarah Catherine Ogden Cowell. I will be back there this next spring and hope to find Catherine's burial site. She is not buried with Joseph and his two daughters with third daughter near by in McKendree. Myron Cowell email: myroncowell@q.com

Re: Ogden Family History Book

srheffington — 2011-11-01 01:22:04Z

I am descended from James Ogden (born 1798 in Kentucky; died 1876, Fulton county, Illinois). He married Sarah Babbitt (born 1804 in Scott county, Indiana, died 1856, Fulton county, Illinois). As to who James's parents or siblings were, my cousins are trying figure this out, however, there were other Ogdens living in close proximity with James and Sarah in Fulton county, including William Ogden (born 1804, Kentucky, died 1876, Fulton county, Illinois) married Rachael Rawling (the marriage was 1824 in Scott county, Indiana). It seems that Ogdens and Babbitts along several families migrated from Washington and Greene counties, Pennsylvania to Scott county, Indiana, then onto Knox and Fulton counties, Illinois. I don't know this help you in your research, but given the time frame and where the migration occurred, there is strong likelihood that the Ogdens you are trying to connect with are also the same Ogdens who ended up in Fulton and Knox counties, Illinois.

Stephen Heffington

Re: James Ogden, Wigan Piano Dealer in 1911 census.

kevin_ogden1 — 2011-10-15 04:43:35Z

Hi Noeleen

Thank you. That was a bit of a surprise to me, never realised their family was that big.

Wow, you have been doing this for a long time.
Yes, Leslie married Marjorie Whitter (my grandmother)and they produced three children, Leslie Brian (my father)and two sisters, Joan and Judy. Joan is the only one still alive.

It seems that officially you are my third cousin. Interesting, never knew I had one.

My e-mail address is kevin.ogden@telkomsa.net
I will appreciate any information you are able to send.

My sister lives in Sydney and on occasion they travel to NZ (i assume you still live there). Perhaps one day you and her could meet, it would be fun for both of you.

Re: James Ogden, Wigan Piano Dealer in 1911 census.

Noeleen27 — 2011-10-14 19:13:46Z

Forgot to add that James and Elizabeth Atkinson had 6 children. Noeleen.

Re: James Ogden, Wigan Piano Dealer in 1911 census.

Noeleen27 — 2011-10-14 19:10:42Z

I have nothing on your line except a possible marriage for Leslie to a Marjorie Whitter. Is that right?. Most of the other children I have something on. I have traced the Ogdens for 30 years. But only recently proved James side. I can help you but have too much for this site. Can you give me an email address?. Noeleen.

Re: James Ogden, Wigan Piano Dealer in 1911 census.

kevin_ogden1 — 2011-10-14 12:26:23Z

Hi Noeleen

Wow, I never expected to receive a reply quite this soon, and certainly not from a relative, which I guess you must be in some way, just not sure what kind.

My grandfather was Leslie Ewart, the youngest of the kids. If it were not for your post i would not know that he had brothers or sisters and who his parents were.

Do you have more information on James, his wifes maiden name, brothers, sisters etc? Perhaps his parents details.

My grandparents divorced when my father was still young, and when my grandmother re-married the kids went with her. My father, since deceased, never used to talk much about his father, seemed a sore point in his life, and I never met my grandfather. My grandmother has also passed on, so there is little or no information available.

The next challenge I face is finding out about my grandmother. She too was not talkative about her past, but i know that she had a brother in the UK, just don't know what his name is. I guess when the immigrated from the UK they left the past behind completely, which makes my task that much more difficult.

I look forward to hearing from you and thank you for your response.

Regards

Re: James Ogden, Wigan Piano Dealer in 1911 census.

Noeleen27 — 2011-10-14 10:51:15Z

James Ogden is my great grand-uncle. His brother, George Ogden, born 1865, was my great grandfather. George came to N.Z. in 1905 and his wife, Mary Ann nee Pilkington and family followed in 1906. Which child of James do you descend from?.

Re: James Ogden, Wigan Piano Dealer in 1911 census.

kevin_ogden1 — 2011-10-12 07:39:53Z

Hi
I am the great grandson of James Ogden and would appreciate any information you might have on him or his family.

Re: Charles Jesse Ogden b.1892 Maryland

xkat21 — 2011-10-10 13:17:31Z

Are you still researching ancestors? Let me know ---I'm still working on the Ogden family --

Margarete Ogden

fgselleck — 2011-09-21 22:44:53Z

I am looking for information regarding a Margarete Ogden that arrived in the United States on August 19, 1953. I believe that she was accompanied by her young son, Frank, at the time. I also believe that Margarete was a nurse in Darmstadt, Germany. If you have any information, please contact me. Thank you.

Re: missing OGDEN family in 1891 (England) census

timmyrimmer — 2011-09-11 14:40:18Z

have sent you a reply and invitation to the tree!

:-)

Re: missing OGDEN family in 1891 (England) census

joemar127 — 2011-09-11 04:48:24Z

Hi Ian - I think we must be conected some how. Read throu gh your blog and your last enter re-Ogden was definately my Granfathers family I knew he had 2 bros. James and Tom and also 2 sisters Nellie annnnd Eva. Iwas a bit surprised to see that James Ogden married Alice Hodgkins in 1887 as that was the year John Ogden ( my Grandfather was born) so did james marry twice and was there two sets of children born to different mother or father. Cannot quiet figure it out. My Father was Reginald John Ogden-Born 1920 at Wheelock as were his brother (Cyril-still lives in Wheelock) and Irene who lives in Elworth. As far as I kn ew my Dads family always lived there after John Married my Grandmother (Jessie Brandeth). I also know through my Dad and Uncle that James(their Grandfather) run a paper shop in Elworth as they both went there from Wheelock to deliver newspapers for him. Most of my info came from family and Uncle Cyril and Aunty Irene are both still with us Will Have to get all my info and peice it to-tegther? Tried to e-mail you but site would not accept. My e-mail is joemar@shaw.ca. Please feel free to contct me. My Name is Margaret Cant Levine( nee Ogden) and am reginal Ogdens daughter. thanks again for any help. regards Margaret

Re: missing OGDEN family in 1891 (England) census

timmyrimmer — 2011-09-07 13:33:28Z

feel free to message me direct

Ian

Re: missing OGDEN family in 1891 (England) census

timmyrimmer — 2011-09-07 13:32:09Z

great stuff - love to share your knowledge

http://ogden-family-history.blogspot.com/

best wishes,
Ian.

Re: Direct line from Orlando Ogden to John the Pilgrim

judybemime — 2011-09-06 17:53:21Z

Hi Daryl,
Susie Bell was my husband (lane J Roberts ) grandmother
Judy

Re: missing OGDEN family in 1891 (England) census

joemar127 — 2011-09-06 04:54:20Z

Hi I am almost sure they are my great grandparents. and John Ogden is my grandfather. As far as I am aware I do not think the family moved far. GGrandfather James has a paper in in Elworth, Sandbach, Crewe, Cheshire. My Grandfather John was born in Elworth and went to school there. He married and went to Wheelock to stay. Can this be the same family? M

Re: missing OGDEN family in 1891 (England) census

joemar127 — 2011-09-06 04:48:22Z

Hi - I think this is my fathers family who lived in elsworth and wheelock uk. I have some info. M

Re: George Wilkerson Griffin married Temperance Ann "Annie" Ogden in Union County, Arkansas

Kneeley11 — 2011-09-03 03:15:33Z

I am the great-granddaughter of GeorgevWilkerson Griffin & Annie Ogden Griffin. Susie Griffin Housworth, born December18, 1896, died July 1991, was my beloved grandmother. I knew her brothers and sisters, Tom, Lon, Cliff, Ada Ferguson, Sid, & Howell. Sarah (known as Sally, and Martha, known as Mattie, died in their early 20's. I am just beginning to search for ancestry and your post is the first I have found. You seem to have more info than I do on George & Annie. My grandmother & Aunt Ada said their mother was Caddo Indian, but the name Temperance Ann doesn't sound Indian! Info would be wonderful.