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Re: Patterson Letters, Grainger County, Tennessee, 1851

GraingerArchives — 2012-05-23 16:52:52Z

The following is a transcription of the fifth of several letters between Thomas Patterson and his future bride Martha Lathim. These letters were recently donated to the Grainger County Archives in Rutledge, Tennessee:

[To] Miss M Lathim.
Present.

[Delivered] By the hand}
of}
our friend}

East Room, Sunday 23 February,

Miss M Lathim,

Your communication of the 20th Inst. is before me, which gave me great pleasure after reading the contents.

I have thought proper, on the account of my studies, not to trouble you with a third address untill today.

You may think in all probability, (and I concede you have good reason) that my addresses to you in company are cool and uncurtious. My reasons for so doing are few and simple. My addresses to ladies, are not numerous at any time, and my real disposition is somewhat averse to boldness with ladies, and further more, I have not thought it prudent at so earley a period in our acquaintance to give publicity to my prefference for your society. But by your permission I will at convenient times manifest such prefferences for your company as good sence and sircumstances will suggest. To make an honest declaration to you, I must say, that it will be with extreme difficulty that I can approach you, verbally on the subject upon which our communications have touched. Such though is my disposition, and it is beond my controll to change that, that nature has decreed. I hope you will not accuse me at any time with cold indifference.

I am equally concious with yourself, that the subject called love is one of extreme delicacy, and should be approached by its voteries with the utmost causion. When the heart is honest and steadfast in purpose there is no danger, unless some fiend of an enimy should strike a pang of poison into the vitals of an honest affection, and forever wither, blight and destroy such future promised happiness and bliss.

I can say for myself, that the attachments I have formed for you have not been of a days or a weeks standing, but for months. Neither is it a phantom of the brain, nor is it the result of a misguided judgement. But it is the affections of an honest heart, a decided prefference for one whos charmes have overpowered whatever indisposition I may have had for female society. I have pondered well the subject I have anelized my feelings, and I can make them out nothing other than love. Forgive me for so openly avowing what I know to be the truth.

Should this meet your feelings abruptly, be charitable towards me, and attribute it alone to honest intentions, however imprudently and injudiciously expressed. I can say that I am prompted alone by honest intentions, and should I succeed in gaining your well wishes, and eventually your kind affections, I should then feel that I had won for myself a happiness and blessing that no other object or being could so completely bestow. When I could hear from you, that I was asteemed, as I asteem you, that word would speak volumes to me. It would be to my hopes, like the mariners needle to abillow tossed seaman, pointing to harbours of wrest and enjoyment.

Did I once know that so fair a one would condecend to confide in me for protection and security, I would consider my life an unworthy sacrafice for them. For fear I shall be tedious I will conclude by,--}
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Ever Remaining
Yours Truely
Thomas Patterson

Nanci Patterson, Pittsburgh, PA, 1940-

jaenglish_1 — 2012-05-20 19:23:35Z

Looking for a Nanci Patterson who graduated Taylor Allderdice High School, Squirrel Hill, in 1958. We tried every which way to find her for 50th in 2008. Would love to find her for 55th in 2013. Any information would be greatly appreciated.

Janet Aber English
TAHS June '58

Re: Patterson Letters, Grainger County, Tennessee, 1851

GraingerArchives — 2012-05-19 20:39:59Z

The following is a transcription of the fourth of several letters between Thomas Patterson and his future bride Martha Lathim. These letters were recently donated to the Grainger County Archives in Rutledge, Tennessee:

[To] Mr. Thomas Patterson
At W. H. Nortons
In the west rom

In the care of
Mrs. Norton

Mr. Patterson,

Your communication of yesterday reached me promptly, which has undergone a careful perual and as it is your request I will answer it so far as I consider I am interigaled(?) it was not my intention to "puzel" or even evade but I desired to take prudence and consideration for my guide. I do not doubt for a moment the sincerity of your declarations and expressions. So fore as I have had any opportunity to form an opinion in relation to you it has been of a very favourable nature. And to say the least of it I have no disposition to hate or even dislike you to be candid and frank I must confess my feelings have been to the contrary. The subject called love is one of no small magnitude to those who are the reciprocants of its blessings and misfortunes. I earnestly say that it is a real satisfaction for an unprotected female to know she has a protector upon whose masculine power she may depend for protection and defence. But how frequently it is the case that disapointment blasts every fond hope and expectation and leaves our sex to be the disapointed victims. In view of those considerations, how careful should we ever be in communicating our real feelings to any one. I can say I have every confidence in you as a gentleman of honor and sound moral character when that is the opinion I have you can readily conjecture how I will conduct myself towards you in the future.

Respectfully Yours,
Martha Lathim

Re: DOROTHY ANNA PATTERSON-HATCH

Smmrz557 — 2012-05-19 20:33:05Z

My other older half-sister is now terminal and has an extremely short time left. We would like this information BEFORE she dies ---- if at all possible, please.
( I will NEVER give up looking and trying to find out my sister's birth date at the very minimum!)

PATTERSON Ronald O - Vietnam Wall section 8E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-05-16 22:34:28Z

PATTERSON Ronald O - Vietnam Wall section 8E

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 227,290 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: Martha Jane b feb 1856 dau of Robert A & Amanda A (Bass) Patterson

beverleyestlinbaum12 — 2012-05-16 08:08:54Z

Looking forward to sharing more Patterson Family info.

Beverley Estlinbaum
jestlinbaum@cox.net

Re: Patterson Letters, Grainger County, Tennessee, 1851

GraingerArchives — 2012-05-15 22:25:49Z

The following is a transcription of the third of several letters between Thomas Patterson and his future bride Martha Lathim. These letters were recently donated to the Grainger County Archives in Rutledge, Tennessee:

[To] Miss M. Lathim
Preasant,
White House

Passed }
by }
Mrs. Norton}

Madison Academy
February 19.

Miss M. Lathim,

Yours of yesterday was duly received and examined. And I must confess that I was somewhat puzeled to solove the contents. But after some deliberation I have concluded to venture a second address. I would not have you, if I knew my own heart, to give credence to any declaration I have made or may yet make, if my general department does not accord with what I profess. I consider no one can be a gentleman, who is void of morral honesty. A portion of which I profess to be a possessor.

After this short expostulation, I hope I may safely preceed. You will find me at no time, acting the part of the coquet. And my pen shall ever speak the language of my heart. When I tell you that an affection is treasured up in that heart, for one who is not far absent, believe me, it is true when I tell you that it not one of fancies fond dreams, believ me, I speak the truth. Yet how foolish it is to love and no be loved, and should this be my unfortunate lot, pity me, and do not hate me. For if I should be hated by one, after I was unconciously enamered by their charms, I would feel worse than miserable, yes I would be wretched. I will not dwell too long on the dark side of the picture. I will take for my motto, hope on and hope ever. Peradventure some consoling word may chance reach my ear.

May I hear from you. Yours respectfully,

Thomas Patterson

Pattersons of Obion and Gibson Counties, Tennessee

antiqdorothy — 2012-05-15 02:23:02Z

I am looking for information on the parents of Lula Patterson and her brother, Isaac Patterson. Lula was born about 1876 in Kenton, Gibson Cty., TN. and died November 7, 1935 and is buried in the Union Grove Cemetery there. She was married to Alfred Flowers. Her brother, Isaac, was born March 7, 1880 in TN. and died in 1930 in Missouri. Isaac was married several times but was married to Daisy (maiden name unknown) at the time of his death. Lula Patterson-Flowers' death certificate gives their parents' names as Billy and Emily Patterson. This information was furnished by Mrs. Flowers' daughter, Mrs. Ralph Turner.
Any information would be greatly appreciated.

Re: Patterson Letters, Grainger County, Tennessee, 1851

GraingerArchives — 2012-05-14 17:29:03Z

The following is a transcription of the second of several letters between Thomas Patterson and his future bride Martha Lathim. These letters were recently donated to the Grainger County Archives in Rutledge, Tennessee:

[To] Mr. Thomas Patterson
At W H Norton’s
Rutledge, Tennessee

[delivered] By P C Norton }

At my room Thurs 18 Feb

Mr. Patterson,

Your very unexpected communication of this morning came to hand which I have carefully perused and find no direct request for a response but a request for an expression on my part is couched in the last clause. The very small present that I entrusted in the hands of my friend “-----“ with permission that she might dispose of it as she thought best has from the tenor of your communication fallen into your hands to which I cannot say I seriously object. But to apply the matter in its strict meaning it should have fallen into the hands of a friend, or to say the least of it, it should have fallen into the hands of an acquaintance, and then with some force the expression “Forget me not” would have applied in every sense of the term. With you until recently I have not had the pleasure of a formal introduction and therefore could not have regarded you as either a friend or an acquaintance. Since circumstances have terminated as they have, and that also I have no good reason to bring in question the expression embraced in your favor this morning I am led to deal more plainly with you than I should have otherwise done. To be held ever in memory with any one is a pleasing reflection to me but much more so when I am held in memory by one in whom I can have confidence ever confiding in their expressions made to me from the short period of our slight or immature acquaintance. I am not guaranteed(?) in saying that I have or have not that confidence above alluded to in your expression. Should I be led to place that estimate upon you then you may be well assured that I will not be forgetful. I trust after this expression and explination you will excuse me from further light upon the subject at present. But I will in conclusion say that I know nothing to prevent me from esteeming you as a friend.

Yours in Confidence
Martha Lathim

Patterson Letters, Grainger County, Tennessee, 1851

GraingerArchives — 2012-05-13 13:10:16Z

The following is a transcription of the first of several letters between Thomas Patterson and his future bride Martha Lathim. These letters were recently donated to the Grainger County Archives in Rutledge, Tennessee:

[To] Miss M. Lathim.
At W. H. Nortons.
Rutledge, Tennessee

[delivered] By the hand }
of }
Mrs. Norton }

Madison Academy
Feb. 17th. 1851.

Miss M Lathim,

Your preasant in the form of a “Book mark” was duly received, for which I tender to you my thanks, and remark, that the preasant is properly appreciated. It is not unfrequently the case that the preasant is asteemed on the account of its intrinsic value, but in this case that application cannot alltogether be made, but let me assure you in all due frankness, that I asteem it not only on the account of its utility to me, but on the account of whom the preasant proceeded from. The inscription “Forget Me Not” shall be written indelably upon the tablets of my heart. And wherever my lot may be cast, or however lonely or destine my situation may prove to be, or even should fortune smile and place me where my heart would desire, The words, “Forget Me Not,” will ever sound in my ear, and sink deep upon my feelings. Let me say to you kind doner, I will not forget you, no never. Though I may not be atall remembered by you, I will forget the not. Let me ask you, in conclusion, to give my name a place in your mind, and furthermore let me say “Forget Me Not.”

With Respect Yours,
Thomas Patterson

Bessie Mildred Draper - Patterson

draperkd13 — 2012-05-10 06:01:52Z

I am stuck, literally stuck on this one. Bessie Mildred Draper is listed on the 1900 and 1910 Census as Patterson, then later goes back to Draper and then remarries a few more times. She had 2 or 3 kids. In Particular, my 4th great grand-dad, Worth B Draper. But on some things it's Patterson and some it's Draper.

I'm utterly confused. So if anyone has any information, please contact me.

Thank you,
Kristie Draper
draperkd13@gmail.com

McGaughy/McGaughey, James Wayne (son of James C & Mary) in TX & Okla, Dodd

jo8nell — 2012-05-08 17:25:12Z

First, I will state that our line of McGaughys did not use the "e" in the surname. Our line of McGaughys is as follows: William, George Washington, Samuel Wayne, James C, Henry "H.P." Patterson, Lois Leland, to my husband.

MAIN QUESTION: Does anyone know anything about a James Wayne McGaughy who m. Annie K Dodd ? Perhaps m. 25 Feb 1900 in Attala Co, Miss. Online I saw mentioned that he was b. 15 Sep 1873 Jackson, Hinds Co, Miss & d. 3 Aug 1907 in Guthrie, Logan Co, Ok. Perhaps they had a son named either Wayne or Wade maybe b. 10 Jan 1901 d. 1977. Wd like info on the son as well as mom & dad (James W & Annie). Appears son's name was transcribed wrong (Mayne--instead perhaps shd be Wayne)on a 1910 census where he appears with his mother (father, I guess, had died in Okla in 1907) in the household with his grandparents (James C & Mary Patterson McGaughy) in Whitewright, Grayson Co, TX. Mary, the grandmother, is the daug of Duncan Taylor Patterson. Perhaps James Wayne & Annie had another son (John Patterson McGaughy) who was born & died same year of 1907. If so, appears dad & son died the same year. I have no month & day for the death of the baby. A whole other story: two McGaughy/McGaughey brothers married Patterson sisters. James C married Mary Elizabeth Patterson and Henry Clayborne McGaughey married Lou Patterson. I can share that info, if anyone would like.
I have photos of tombstone in Oak Hill Cem outside Whitewright, TX, of J.C. & Mary McGaughy. Online list says in same cemetery is a J.W. McGaughy (1873-1907) & says plot owned by H. McGaughy whom I think is probably our Henry "H.P." Patterson McGaughy, who was a banker in Gilmer, Upshur Co, TX--my husband's grandfather. We cannot locate the grave of J.W. (James Wayne)at Oak Hill Cem but have been told to go to the Whitewright City Hall. Hope to do that soon.
My husband's family did not know of a brother of H.P., but unless I have connected the dots incorrectly, there were 3 children of James C & Mary McGaughy:
1) James Wayne (1873-1907)
2) Emma Katherine "Aunt Kate" (1876-1969) who m. Henry Minor Hill (I am in contact with members of this family)
3) Henry "H.P." Patterson (1878-1968). (Have all kinds of info on this direct line)
I have seen online (can't recall where or from whom) that James Wayne McGaughy was a doctor. Too bad I am not so good at recording sources, but sometimes googling online trees does not tell a lot about the preparer of the tree. Hard to find anything on James Wayne McG in Okla because of when it became a state & the poor records that were kept.
I have lotz of dates plus photos, obits, & stories on these families (except know nothing about James Wayne McG & his family). Hope someone can fill me in. Will be glad to share what I know.
Thanks Jo

Re: Duncan Taylor Patterson, daugh Mary Elizabeth Patterson McGaughy

jo8nell — 2012-05-08 16:37:06Z

Wd like to communicate by email regarding McGaughy (our line did not use the "e" in McGaughy/McGaughey) & Patterson families. Pls contact jomeredith8@gmail.com

Thanks

Re: Joseph John Patterson - Australia

kennethpatterson1 — 2012-05-06 04:02:56Z

High Carol
Joseph was the older brother of my grandfather Bernard Archibald born May 1859, in my records it is shown Joseph had 8 children, my email address is kennethpatterson@bigpond.com

Re: Lorenzo Patterson,Greig, N.Y.

mllavancha1 — 2012-05-02 21:31:40Z

I believe that i am a decendent of Lorenzo Patterson. I just started researching my family. My maiden name is Patterson and I grew up in Black River, NY. I see this post is from almost 10 years ago, so maybe you found the information that you were looking for. Looking forward to hearing back.

Joseph William Patterson

Creighton_Ruth — 2012-04-30 19:22:59Z

Can anyone help trace Joseph William Patterson born 1886. He married Stella Pyle 26/07/1913 and had 3 children, Olive, Emma and Joseph, all named Patterson and lived in the village of Greenside Ryton Co Durham. His son Joseph was born after Olive and Emma in 1920 and then Stella had a son Edward in 1925 who was given her maiden name Pyle. When Stella died she was still called Stella Patterson so they didn't divorce. What happened to Joseph as apart from a possible inclusion in the Death Index in 1968 he isn't mentioned again?

Re: Alabama Patterson

bobgpatterson12 — 2012-04-30 17:48:57Z

Hi!
Have you gone to the Fold3 site, Dawes Reports? These are actual interviews with Native American applicants pursuing claims to land awarded to the Five Civilized Tribes in Indian Territory (OK). Wonderful reference.

My Patterson is James Monroe (ggrandfather, GA, FL, AL, MS, TX and OK) who married Sarah Gayden then a Maggie Gayden, (MS) and then Mary M. Wells (TX). His father, William (GA) married Nancy Knowles/Noles,(GA) who is thought to be 1/2 Seminole. I am not sure of a Thomas but interestingly, James Madison's sister, Katherine Patterson, married Henry Latham in MS. There just may be a connection!

Thanks!

Re: PATTERSON-Archibald, Mary Taylor, S. River NC

maevans80 — 2012-04-30 00:08:47Z

It's been years since you posted this, but it pulled up on my list of info. I am a Patterson descendant. The Pattersons of Scotland/NC are my mother's line, and Archibald J. Patterson b. 1786 is my four times great-grandfather. If you still have any of that info, I would love to see it somehow.
Thanks,
Amanda Evans

1828 Marriage announcement of James Patterson to Ruth Allen (York county, Pa)

midge1249 — 2012-04-29 23:50:44Z

MARRIED - On the 4th instant, by the Rev. O. Douglass; Mr. JAMES PATTERSON of Chanceford, to Miss RUTH ALLEN, of Fawn township, York county, Pa.
_________________________

From the Marietta Pioneer of Friday, June 6, 1828 (page 3)

Re: Arthur Patterson, Kings Mountain, NC

tinab300 — 2012-04-29 00:04:45Z

I have not traced back to Arthur (can't get beyond my g-grandfather) but have a 67 marker test for my brother who closely matches two others on FT DNA who believe they are direct descendants. We are part of the E Haplogroup, which is only a small number of us compared to the R Haplogroup. I'll send you an email with a link to the Patterson project page.

Mabel Minnie Patterson (Benbow)

Groves5543 — 2012-04-28 00:03:03Z

Hello,

Does anyone have any pictures of or letters from Baxter Davis Patterson and his family that they would be willing to share? I am looking especially for information on or pictures of my maternal great grandmother, Mabel Minnie Patterson, who married Lafe Benbow.

Mabel was the daughter of Baxter Davis Patterson and Julia Penolia (Pemalia) Funderburk. Mabel was born in 1891 in Moultrie Co Illinois and died in 1924 in Clarke Co Iowa of pneumonia. After she died her husband's new wife threw out most if not all of her belongings and so I am hoping to be able to find some copies of pictures or letters from Mabel or her family as a gift for my mother.

Thanks for your time,
Heather Groves

Arthur Patterson, Kings Mountain, NC

flagatorcp — 2012-04-26 13:32:15Z

I am looking for any direct line male Patterson descendants of Arthur Patterson, who died in 1780 fighting on Kings Mountain, NC. He had sons named Arthur, William, and Thomas. I think I may possibly be from that line and would like to determine through DNA testing. Mine is on file at Family Tree DNA site. Please contact me via email or phone

Corey Patterson
(904)382-0353
flagatorcp@yahoo.com

Patterson, Henry, Yadkin County, N.C.

RCJC333 — 2012-04-25 16:01:50Z

I am interested in finding information and people related to Henry Patterson who lived in Yadkin County, N.C. He was killed in train wreck in 1891 in Statesville, N.C.

Joel Reese
RCJC333@yahoo.com

Re: ancestor search

missvch — 2012-04-23 18:41:59Z

This is my grandmother and grandfather. I am the daughter of Carolyn Patterson. One of their twin daughters in 1938. There were 7 children

Re: Napoleon Bonaparte Patterson

sbarn2000 — 2012-04-22 18:42:34Z

To be specific, I was told his mother Thulda Busby was "put upon" when she was very young. This caused someone to call Napoleon Bonaparte Patterson a "woods colt". When I asked my grandfather, Ogee Neil Hastings, who lived with his grandfather (Napoleon) for a while about the story, he was not too happy I knew about it. My grandfather told me when a girl was "put upon" or assaulted in those days, the family gave the man a chance to marry the girl. If the man refused to marry then the family would kill the man. I don't know if someone was killed, but she married later a neighbor of hers by the name of Henry Patterson. If you look in the Louisiana census for Thulda Busby (father Nathan Busby) in Union Parrish, you will see Martin Mims listed. You will also see the Pattersons living nearby. I have never put this story in writing before. I hope my grandfather would be ok with it.

John Patterson b. about 1814

gssbkohl — 2012-04-21 23:05:09Z

Anyone have any info on John Patterson b. about 1814 in Allegheny(?), Pennsylvania, one of 7 children according to some accounts. Looking for siblings or parents. He migrated on the Oregon Trail in 1845 and married Sarah Ann (Stout)Pickering in 1853. He died in Silverton, Or. on 14 July 1869. Have lots of info about him after migation but only his approximate birth year from before migration. Thanks for any help.
An alternate DOB is 4 June 1804, but his wife preceded him in death and his offspring were young and possibly the source of this birthdate. All census info and land office records taken while he was living reflect approx 1814 as his birth year.

Re: William Patterson

lynch341 — 2012-04-21 22:37:20Z

Hi my ancestor is a FENCIBLE too. There is an enormous amount of information on the Internet on Fencibles if you google. I have found land grants, records and history.
Happy researching!

Re: Patterson Family in Clinton County and Essex County, NY

ahubsch — 2012-04-20 01:58:34Z

Hello. I have scanned into pdf all the information I have about the descendants of Levi Patterson. Send me your e-mail address, and I will send it to you. Mine is ahubsch at msn dot com.

Helen M. Patterson

nelson_Pat36 — 2012-04-18 02:22:55Z

Helen Mae Patterson was the third child born to Frank (Patnode) Patterson and Mary Barcume. Born: 19 December 1855
in Port Washington,Ozaukee Co. Wisconsin. Could have gone by the name of Ellen and possibly married a gentleman with either the frist or last name of Pryce,Price or Priuss or maybe non of those names. She supposedly lived in the Oshkosh area of Wisconsin around the late teens and early 1920's. If any more info is needed or if you have any info please contact me through the board. Thank you, Pat

Re: james sydney patterson

gsmock1 — 2012-04-17 17:17:49Z

I have 3 Sydney Pattersons in my data base near Washington Co., PA. You may want to check out the William Patterson listed in the 1850 census in Franklin Twp., Fayette Co., PA as this William had a brother Sydney and nephew Sydney as well as a son James age 8 in the census above. The Pattersons of Fayette Co. were connected to my family with Jeremiah Brown Patterson marrying my grandfathers sister before they moved to Illinois and Kansas. It appears people of Fayette Co. often moved to Washington Co. as did some from Westmoreland Co. Good luck in your search.

Re: james sydney patterson

gsmock1 — 2012-04-17 17:17:28Z

james sydney patterson

chigh46 — 2012-04-15 23:12:33Z

james s born 1841 washington pa later married mary ayers nixon. mary a patterson later married my ggrandfater john r scott looking for info on jamess patterson or john r scott born 1849 in virginia

Re: Patterson, William Mitchell

deborahfletchergresham — 2012-04-15 04:04:27Z

Are you still looking for william after 10 yrs? I'm looking for anything about him as well. There is a great mystery concerning him that I would like to solve. Why does everyone say he died in MT in 1883, but not have any records?

Re: Patterson Family in Clinton County and Essex County, NY

srpelsue — 2012-04-14 22:20:39Z

I am a descendent of Levi Patterson. Our information indicates his father is James Patterson (Listed as Frederick in prior message) and mother Anna Smart. I would be interested any information about James and Anna. In the 1870 Census James and Anna had children: Levi, Mary J, Lucy, Lydia, and Ruth. If interested I have information about Levi's descendents.

PATTERSON Angelina Angie 1915 1987 praying hands

t42Restland — 2012-04-13 17:43:17Z

PATTERSON Angelina Angie 1915 1987 praying hands

DaveStrickland photographed this gravestone in the Restland Cemetery, Dallas Co, Texas . Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 226,865 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Dallas), cemetery(Restland user submitted) 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: Your Patterson family and mine

VaGentleman2003 — 2012-04-11 20:54:05Z

I believe I have some information which may be helpful if you still need it. Let me know.

Re: Garland Patterson

Lace_Lynch — 2012-04-10 16:20:26Z

Name: Patterson, Charles A.
Date: Nov 23 1975
Source: Plain Dealer; Cleveland, Ohio Necrology File, Reel #143.
Notes: Patterson. Charles A. Patterson, dear husband of Anna, father of Eleanor Robinson of Inkster, Michigan, brother of Adella Henry, Brandon, and Garland of Birmingham, Alabama.
Funeral services will be held on Tuesday, November 25, at 11 a.m. at the E. F. Boyd & Son Funeral Home, 2165 East 89th St. Visitation Sunday And Monday 9-10 P.M.

PATTERSON James Sr.

Lace_Lynch — 2012-04-10 16:12:41Z

HUBBARD – There will be services at 1 p.m. on Wednesday, April 11, 2012, at the Stewart-Kyle Funeral Home for James H. Patterson Sr., 88, of Hubbard, Ohio and Titusville, Fla., who passed away Friday, April 6, 2012, at Parrish Medical Center in Titusville.

James was born Sept. 26, 1923, in Sagamore, Pa., a son of William H. and Mary Heiges Patterson.

He was a 1941 graduate of Scienceville High School and a 1949 graduate of Youngstown College.

He was a cost estimater at Aeroquip, the former Republic Rubber for many years, retiring in 1983.

James was a veteran of the U.S. Army, serving during World War II European Theater in the Normandy Invasion and Battle of the Bulge. He was with the 202 Combat Engineers, who were responsible for building the bridge over the Rhine River.

He is survived by his wife, the former Margaret “Peggy” Guyer, whom he married June 25, 1949; his daughter, Susan Patterson (Richard) Davis of Orlando, Fla.; his sons, James H. (Karen) Patterson Jr. of Cocoa, Fla. and Jeffrey A. (Kathy) Patterson of Cocoa; six grandchildren, Juliet Patterson Malik, Elizabeth Patterson Morris, Alexis Patterson Harmon, James H. Patterson III, Katie Patterson, and Stephen Patterson; and four great-grandchildren.

Besides his parents, he was preceded in death by his brother, William R. Patterson.

There will be calling hours on Wednesday, April 11, 2012, two hours prior to the service from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Stewart-Kyle Funeral Home.

Burial will be at Hubbard Union Cemetery with full military honors provided by Trumbull County, Ohio American Legion Honor Guard Post No. 540.

Family and friends are invited to visit the funeral home’s website at www.stewart-kyle.com to share memories and condolences

George Patterson DeKalb County IL

babs689 — 2012-04-08 16:44:12Z

I've attached a picture from the 1900's.
Written on back:

Elmer Sowers, George Patterson, Charles Edward Saul; Kate Lockwood, Wyla Richardson, Lula Snow before marriage to C.E.Snow Note: As young marrieds, Lula and Charles managed a B&B in Sandwich, IL

MAMMIE PATTERSON

GroseBellSharona — 2012-04-08 06:06:46Z

As I go further up the chain to search for my family I hit a dead end.

My GREAT grand mother was MAMMIE/MAMIE Patterson Died in 1941(or around that, but we were pretty sure it was 41.)

Her mother was Henrietta Walker (Mulatto/Native American) Died in the early 70's or 60's at 100 years old.. no more and not much less.

Her husband Goldie Garris.. They had Mary Catherine, Milli, Betty (My grandmother), There were others that I would like to add to my list.

Seven Pattersons Found in Marriage Records

DannyBoy1951 — 2012-04-08 04:21:05Z

Found the following seven Pattersons in the marriage records for McLennan County, Texas in March, 2012:
FEMALES
Patterson, Mary Elizabeth (bride) married 12/21/1872
Alexander, John Newton (groom) #A-11

Patterson, Helen (bride) married 12/11/1882
Edney, M. E. (groom) #C-170

Patterson, Ella (bride) married 8/3/1893
Lee, John (groom) #H-347

Patterson, Ella (bride) married 2/18/1895
Dardis, George (groom) #I-351

MALES
Patterson, J H (groom) married 9/10/1866
Woobard, Amanda (bride) #I-63

Patterson, J H (groom) married 12/25/1871
Crudup, Rebecca (bride) #A-6

Patterson, J K (groom) married 8/16/1873
Skidmore, N S (bride) #A-15

I am descended from Mary Elizabeth Patterson, the first person listed, and if you have any information on her, please e-mail me here:
dflanagan@austin.rr.com

Thanks in advance,
Dan Flanagan
Austin, TX

Re: Patterson, McGaughy, Hill, Meredith

jo8nell — 2012-04-07 20:44:41Z

Whoops! In a posting that I just sent, I forgot those magic words of "Thank You" for the info you shared related to Duncan Taylor Patterson. I appreciate your time--very much.
Jo M.

Re: Patterson, McGaughy, Hill, Meredith

jo8nell — 2012-04-07 20:41:55Z

Wd love to know where the Pattersons came from because my son is getting married in Sept & going to Ireland on honeymoon. Wish I could "home in" on an Ireland connection.
It is now April 7, 2012, & I am just now seeing your post
(a couple of moves, a computer crashed, change of email address, my Ancestry subscription expired, etc.)for which I am extremely disappointed. This may not get through to you.We now live near the area where graves are located (a cemetery outside of Whitewright, TX) of James C McGaughy (this line spelled with no "e")& Mary Patterson. Have taken pics that I will be glad to share.
Mary Elizabeth (her dad called her "Mollie" in a letter I have a copy of) b. 8 Jul 1845 AL d. 13 Jun 1928 Quanah,Hardeman Co, TX. Jim had died in 1920 so Mary/Mollie went to live with my husband's Aunt Kate & Uncle Henry Hill in Quanah. Aunt Kate being Emma Katherine/Kate McGaughy (sister of Henry Patterson "H.P." McGaughy, my husband's grandf). I have recently been in contact with the Hill family. Rec'd pics & info from them.
Are you connected in any way to the families mentioned?
I have been in touch recently with Carroll McGaughey in Tyler, TX, & I think in the past I had seen postings you have had with him. He said that he has lost touch with you, I believe.
Hope you & I can make contact.
Jo M. jomeredith8@gmail.com

PATTERSON Larry Don 1940 1992 at rest

t42ValleyView_CookeCoTX — 2012-04-07 12:41:29Z

PATTERSON Larry Don 1940 1992 at rest

DaveStrickland photographed this gravestone in the Valley View Cemetery, Cooke Co, Texas . Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 226,448 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Cooke), cemetery(ValleyView) and Surname.
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Re: Abner Patterson

CarlDeanPatterson — 2012-04-06 23:53:20Z

Sorry, the names you listed are not familiar to me.

Re: Abner Patterson

tkspi — 2012-04-06 23:29:19Z

Fo you have any info on a Zacheriah or Zacherias Patterson, b. ca 17880-1790, who married Winifred Jordan (Winney) in Barnwell County, SC in 1830. She was dau of Nathan Jordan and Jennie Sexton.

PATTERSON Kenneth R RIP

t42ValleyView_CookeCoTX — 2012-04-06 18:03:47Z

PATTERSON Kenneth R RIP

DaveStrickland photographed this gravestone in the Valley View Cemetery, Cooke Co, Texas . Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 226,448 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Cooke), cemetery(ValleyView) and Surname.
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PATTERSON Loy 1916 1972

t42ValleyView_CookeCoTX — 2012-04-05 23:16:45Z

PATTERSON Loy 1916 1972

DaveStrickland photographed this gravestone in the Valley View Cemetery, Cooke Co, Texas . Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 226,415 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Cooke), cemetery(ValleyView) and Surname.
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Patterson, Andrew Jackson

Dickiejoe09 — 2012-04-04 23:01:52Z

Andrew Jackson Patterson born 1817 South Carolina, Died 1874 Anderson Cty, S.C. First wife Sarah Wood, Second wife Mary Jane Davis. Andrew joined Confederate Army in Apr 1861 and served with Wade Hampton's Brigade until Sep 1862 when he was discharged because of his age of 45. Read my book Death of Innocence. See Web Page www.richardjgreene.net

PATTERSON Margie 1920 2011

t42ValleyView_CookeCoTX — 2012-04-04 19:27:08Z

PATTERSON Margie 1920 2011

DaveStrickland photographed this gravestone in the Valley View Cemetery, Cooke Co, Texas . Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 226,415 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Cooke), cemetery(ValleyView) and Surname.
If you know more about this person please reply here, instead of contacting me because this is most likely "not my family".