Pattison - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: James H. W. Pattison and family

ChandraOLeary — 2012-05-20 19:32:40Z

I have a copy of a few pages of a dairy written by Mary Jane Pattison, who was the daughter of George and Catherine Pattison. This family took in my g-great grandfather during the civil war while his father went off to duty. I have found this family on several census reports. George Pattison was a school teacher who later became a judge.

Re: Rev. WP Pattison - NY,IA

siobhanmom — 2012-05-17 15:56:23Z

I got most of my info on Palmer and family through Salt Lake Tribune and Deseret News Obits. I also got the impression that they were LDS, so there may be more info in the LDS Family History Library in SLC.

Re: Rev. WP Pattison - NY,IA

PALATHROP — 2012-05-15 21:21:27Z

Thanks, Zelotes Fisher Pattison was my grandfather. Guess Palmer was the branch that went to Utah. Maybe I can find out more by searching thru the Palmer line.

Re: Rev. WP Pattison - NY,IA

siobhanmom — 2012-05-15 20:58:02Z

Do not have alot, since, once I realized not my line, I stopped working it. But here is what you might be able to follow a bit
William E. b. 1822 m. Fannie Fisher?
William E. minister b. 1853 in New York m. Fannie (Belden or Fisher?) c, 1878
1880 family in Red Oak, IA
1900 Family in Victor, Teller Cty, CO
Children: Zelotes Fisher 1930 in Seattle
Everett
Stephen
Palmer Houghton 1918-1930 in Salt Lake and
Murray, UT buried Mt. Olivet Salt Lake City

Re: Rev. WP Pattison - NY,IA

PALATHROP — 2012-05-15 18:58:50Z

Still looking for more info on Rev. W P Pattison. I am his GR GR grandaughter, through the only son I know of William Everett Pattison who married Fannie Mae Fisher. Believe his wifes name was Mary S Pattison. He is mentioned on a Bio sketch on William Everett Pattison (1881 info of Montgomery Co IA. Red Oak IA). Wm Everett & Fannie Mae had 4 sons all born in Iowa, I don't know if any of those sons ended up in Utah?? Any additional info would be appreciated. Thanks a lot.

Descendants of James and Jane Pattison, Olympia, WA

r8k — 2012-05-14 21:38:49Z

I am looking for living descendants of James and Jane Pattison, Oregon Trail pioneers of 1849 who came to the Olympia area of Washington in 1852 and lived there until their deaths in 1889 and 1923, respectively. We intend to place a plaque for James' widower brother Nathan in the Odd Fellows Memorial Park in nearby Tumwater, WA. and would be happy to share information.

Robert R. Pattison

Jason_Cagle — 2012-03-21 00:41:37Z

I don't know if this is the same Robert Pattison on your list, but my ggg-grandfather, Robert R. Pattison was born in November 1830, in Ireland, don't know exacly where. He married Elizabeth Coates (b. Dec 1831, England). According to the 1900 US Census, he arrived in the US from Ireland in 1852. in 1870 (US Census) he lived in Kansas City Ward 2, Jackson, Missouri. In 1900 he lived in Downers Grove, DuPage, Illinois.

My line comes from their eldest son Ernest Samuel Pattison (b. Jul 1856, Ohio). He married Jennie Isabella (unknown family name) (b. Apr 1858, Ohio). Their third eldest was my great-grandfather, Clarence Leonard Pattison (b. 29 Sep 1882, Illinois) who married Ada Ruth Searles (b. Jun 1882, Shocco, Warren, North Carolina, United States).

Their second youngest of six children, my mother's father, Roy Wilson Pattison (b. 22 May 1914, Chicago, IL) who married Lois Catherine Brigit Donahue (b. 11 OCT 1917, Columbia, Tennessee). They moved to Jacksonville, FL, two living children (my mother and uncle) and one deceased daughter (d.1976), three grandchildren (myself included) and two great-grandchildren.

Robert R. Pattison is the farthest back that I have on the Pattison side of my tree. Have you found anything else since your original post?

Looking for family info on Sudie L. Terry Pattison

JLJJJ — 2012-01-31 20:17:01Z

I am looking for information on Sudie L. Terry Pattison brother Randolph Saxon Terry (1876-1915). He was a lawyer in El Paso, TX from about 1902 to 1915. I am looking for any kind of story/Info from 1902 to 1906. He may have hand a child (Sept 1904) with someone before he got married in 1906 to Edith Mable St John.

Re: James Leroy Pattison

ssmith6411 — 2011-12-12 04:05:19Z

the boysitting on Cash henry Clay Pattison's lap is my grandfather Payton Percell. He was Cash's grandson. I do have a picture of Great grandma sallie and Myrtle's family. I would like with the rest of the family to put on pics and get the complete history shared.

Charles Edward Pattison

titchybev2001 — 2011-10-23 17:12:17Z

Hi, am tryin to find to find information regarding above named. He was born 19 june 1920, died 4th december 1989. He married Olive Mary Pople december 1944. His father name is charles edward also not sure of birth date but he married in 1918 to Elizabeth J Mcmanus ? (whom maybe my great grandmother). My grandfather Charles and grandmother Olive had children, whose names are John,Patricia Mary, Linda, Joan,Charles. If anybody can give me any other information i would be very grateful. Charles Edward Pattison was born in middlesbrough, yorkshire,england and Olive Mary Pople was born in Axbridge in Somerset and had a twin brother called Francis Clifford Pople year of birth 1921

Re: Charles Edward Pattison

mwalker264 — 2011-10-18 02:03:58Z

Just a friendly hint - In the future, you may want to include in your queries whatever information you have about where the person you are asking about lived. This would be helpful to persons reading your post who, like me, have Pattisons in their family tree. I looked up your profile and saw that members of this family lived in Yorkshire, England so it is not likely that there is any connection between your Pattisons and my Scots-Irish Pattisons from Oregon.

Re: MA Pattison

elizamark1 — 2011-08-22 23:04:31Z

Melissa,
I descend from this line of Pattison/Petteson/Pattersons. I will give you some information about Johnathon's father, George Sr. I found that was written by Norman Patterson in the 1960's. I can find no connection to your Daniel to this line (But does not mean there is not one!) Norman Patterson wrote several books concerning the Patterson's and formed a Patterson society for researchers to share notes on all things Patterson. That book can be found on ancestry.com here (if you are a member):
http://search.ancestry.com/search/db.aspx?dbid=12201#

This book can help you more than any that I have found on all things Patterson or any variant spelling.

Here is an outline of his father George Pettison Sr:

The Patterson & Pattison family association : a contribution of genealogical records to aid in the research on the names of Pat [database on-line]. Provo, UT: The Generations Network, Inc., 2005. Original data: The Patterson & Pattison family association : a contribution of genealogical records to old in the research on the names of Patterson or Pattison and various other ways in which the name is spelled.. unknown: unknown, 1963-1967?.

This section was written by Norman George Patterson pg 195 half way down.

George Patteson, the son of Adam and Isabel (Thurston) Patteson, was according to some family researchers, born in or near Belfast, North Ireland, and was five years old when his parents brought him to America. During the French and Indian War, George was a soldier in the company of Capt. Robert Letheridge of Pelham; Col. Israel Williams' regiment, which marched by the Captain General's orders for the relief of the garrison and troops at Fort William Henry at the time it was invested in 1757.

In 1751, George was the Constable of Pelham and in the same year his son James was born. In 1756 he was on the school board; he was the deer reeve in 1757; and a surveyor in 1761. He was allotted a church pew with William Grey in 1776; was "Veniue Master" in 1769 and was one of the "Committee of Correspondence" in 1773 and 1777. He served as Selectman of Pelham during the years 1763,66,69,70,75,77 and 1779. On March 29, 1776 he was chosen to be on the Committee of Safety. His name does appear latter than 1779 in the History of Pelham, but in 1780 his name is shown at Colerain, MA.

During the Revolutionary War, as one of the Minute Men, he was in the company of Capt. David Cowden which marched from Pelham on August 17, 1777. This is the regiment of Col. Ruggles Woodbridge at the Battle of Bennington, and George was released on Aug 20, 1777.

George, while a resident of Pelham, was married at Kingston, NH, Oct 2, 1749, to Margaret Gilmore, a daughter of Capt. James Gilmore. Capt. Gilmore was an officer in the French and Indian Wars and was a prominent man in the towns of Windham and Londonderry, N.H. Capt. Gilmore was born near Colerain, North Ireland, in 1702, and was the son of Robert and Mary Ann (Kennedy) Gilmore. Capt. Gilmore married Jean Baptiste and their daughter Margaret Gilmore was born April 24, 1724 at Londenderry, NH, and died at Colerain, MA, July 16, 1801. George Patteson died at Colerain on July 21, 1789 and both George and Margaret are buried in the Chandler Hill Cemetery at Colerain.

The children of George and Margaret (Gilmore) Patteson were all born in Pelham, but they are not all listed in the Pelham Vital Records. They were: James, Adam, George Jr., Maoni, John, Graham, and Jonathan.

Good luck,
Mark Pledger
Temecula, CA

Patrick Allen Pattison, age 54, born ,in Erie,pa,Robert Allen Pattison and Mildred English Braley Pattison Lane.

KENNELLYMARKA — 2011-08-09 17:31:36Z

Patrick Allen Pattison, age 54, of Jamestown, New York passed away unexpectedly on Saturday August 6, 2011 and is now finally at peace. He was born on November 19, 1956 in Erie,pa,
to the late Robert Allen Pattison and Mildred English Braley Pattison Lane.
Pat graduated from Panama Central High School in Panama, N.Y. and then married his high school sweet heart, building a home together in Jamestown, N.Y.
Prior to his illness, he was employed at Chautauqua Hardware for 25 years. Pat will always be remembered for his love of cars, having meticulously restored several of them over the years. He also loved to build model cars and share them with his family and friends.
He was a huge fan of drag racing and attended the races whenever he had the chance. Pat had a great affection for animals, especially his dogs! He was blessed with a "green thumb" and could seemingly make anything grow and bloom! Those who truly knew him will miss him immensely. Besides his parents he was preceded in death by his former father-in-law, Howard Turck.
He is survived by his three children, son Steven Michael Pattison and his companion Kara of New York City; daughters, Kate Valvo and husband Adam of Jamestown and Holly Pattison of Jamestown, N.Y. who resides with his former wife Cindy Turck Pattison; sisters, Judi Martina and her husband Louie, Linda Hale, Mickie Hart and companion Russell McIntyre all of North East;
brothers, Jim Braley, Tom Braley and his wife Beverly; several uncles, aunts, cousins, nieces and nephews.
Friends are invited to the William D. Elkin Funeral Home, 65 S. Lake St. North East for a memorial service on Thursday at 1:00 p.m. Officiating Rev. Dr. Mark Hecht. Private interment at St. Gregory Cemetery.
( in the Erie Times-News on August 9, 2011 )

Re: pattison

gracierie — 2011-07-06 03:37:37Z

I am descended from Cash Pattison b 1843, d 1934. His daughter, Myrtle, was my great grandmother. Please let me know if you need any information on the "down line". I don't have anything about James or anyone above Cash.

Re: James Leroy Pattison

gracierie — 2011-07-06 02:49:59Z

i don't have a membership - if u do, message me, and i'll send as much as i can that way. i presume u have all the info on cash, sallie, and myrtle? so u need to know vern hittle, their kids, etc. i might have a photo here w sallie that i could scan and email u too.

Re: James Leroy Pattison

AL45GD42 — 2011-07-05 15:00:59Z

I would be happy to see anything or share what I have.

Re: James Leroy Pattison

gracierie — 2011-07-05 03:21:28Z

As posted to another gal, I'm descended from Myrtle, daughter of Cash... let me know if you need/want any of the information I have. I do not have any more than you on James, sorry!

Re: James Leroy Pattison

gracierie — 2011-07-05 03:20:39Z

I'm descended from Myrtle, Fannie's sister... do you need/want any of the information I have on Myrtle and her family?

Re: Pattison

ColinWhitehead113 — 2011-05-09 05:12:12Z

Hi Dave I'm looking for origins of a Jane Paterson who was having children in Kilrea to William Corker, from at least 1831 she was born about 1810 and died in Kilrea in May 1881
MtDNA has her as Haplogroup H3b, but the 3 exact matches have different surnames and may not match with in 16 generatoions.

Re: John A. Pattison

pattypattison — 2011-05-02 14:08:05Z

This thread is old, but am posting a reply as I am a great-great-granddaughter of John A. Pattison. His son, George Washington Pattison, my great-grandfather. Dianne, you and I are third cousins.

Re: John Henry Elliott Pattison

thpattison — 2011-05-02 11:54:21Z

Hi received your mail thank you for replying, this is the right connection Mary Jane Crowther married John /Henry/Elliott/ Pattison in 1884 at Usworth Colliery County Durham and was born in 1849 at Whitehaven Cumberland as Mary Jane Thompson she was widowed twice her first married name was Emmerson 2nd was Crowther both killed in mining accidents I have names and births of all her children from all marriages if you need them they moved from Usworth Colliery around 1885 to AMBLE N/Land.

My PATTISON connection is John Pattison was my Grt Grandfather RALPH ELLIOTT PATTISON youngest brother thats were Ralph comes into your Crowther name.
I have hunch that JOHN HENRY PATTISON moved back to AMBLE to his fathers roots Henry Pattison, wonder if you have come across or no of any other Pattison/Ellott/Crowther/Emmerson cnnections in the AMBLE and surrounding area,any other info on your Crowthers that I have I can mail you
Thanks once more
Regards
Tom Pattison

she was widowed twice and I have been searching for about 10 years for my PATTISON name,have

nova scotia Pattison's

annaeckard — 2011-04-20 23:50:46Z

If anybody has any info on any Pattison's from Canada prior
to the turn of the century I would greatly appreciate your sharing it with me. My g.g.grandparents were Caroline and Henry Pattison. annaeckard@att.net. Thanx

Re: John Henry Elliott Pattison

jac279 — 2011-04-11 09:23:24Z

Hi
Have just come across your post whilst doing a web search for further information on my Grandad. His name was Ralph Pattison Crowther born 1910. His grandmother was Mary Jane Crowther, who you refer to in your post. We believe that my Grandad was given the middle name "Pattison" after his step-grandfather John Pattison.

PATTISON John Jr - Vietnam Wall section 16W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-02-22 21:34:11Z

PATTISON John Jr - Vietnam Wall section 16W

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 219,140 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.

Mary J. Pattison bJune 1852 Missouri

lindaerickson57 — 2011-01-29 04:47:08Z

Mary J. Pattison dau of George Pattison and Adah Catherine Humphreys. She last appears on a 1930 census report living in Los Angeles Co., CA. I would like to know her date of death. I am also curious about her marriage to her cousin James H. W. Pattison. They married in California but I don't have a date of marriage or and exact date of James' death. Any information would be appreciated.
Linda

Re: Martha Pattison m: William Henderson

lindaerickson57 — 2011-01-25 01:59:35Z

Andrew Mateer Pattison is also my great-great-great grandfather. What is your tree leading up to Andrew M? I don't know much about his children or him. I know a little about my great-great grandfather James Hamilton Wilson Pattison. I have some information on Martha Ruth (Matty). I have nothing about Sarah Ellen, William, or Mary Gay. I know Mary Gay died when she was 10 but I have no information about her death. Maybe we could share the information we each have to fill in the gaps.
Linda Pattison-Erickson

Re: Pattison - Stockport, Cheshire and Staffordshire

katymort — 2011-01-21 20:45:09Z

Hi Ashley.

Just received this message. We might have a link here. My maternal grandmother Harriet Emma Pattison was born in Stockport in 1885. Her dad was George Pattison born 1854 in Newcastle-under-Lyme. His father (my g-g-grandfather was one Samuel Pattison born in abt 1831 in or around Newcastle-u-L. He didn't have any sons called Samuel as far as I know but he did have a grandson with that name (my grandmother's brother) born in about 1876 in Denton. This Samuel went on to marry a lass called Louis Brown. They had several children and I understood from my late mother that this branch of the family (who were her cousins) went to live in Buxworth in Derbyshire. However all their 9 children were born around Stockport around or just after the turn of the 1900s. If you would like to exchange more information you can reach me on katymort@btinternet.com. Hope this helps. K

Re: Pattison - Stockport, Cheshire and Staffordshire

ashleymoss16 — 2011-01-19 07:20:26Z

Hi
My Grandfather was Samuel Pattison born in Hazel Grove abt 1889, his father also called Samuel was born in Stockport abt 1839, I have traced them to Brinnington in 1871 and to Bosden in 1881, and my Grandfather to Hadfield near Glossop in 1891, he married a Norbury from Old Glossop, he had three girls, Ann Lancaster, and twins Beatrice and Mary, Mary who was my Mother married John Moss from Glossop in 1937 at the age of 22.
I am not sure of these facts as I have only been doing this for a couple of days, so I may be barking up the wrong tree, (no pun intended) any info that can confirm any of this will be most gratefully received

Thanks

Re: Pattison - Stockport, Cheshire and Staffordshire

ashleymoss16 — 2011-01-19 07:12:59Z

Hi
My Grandfather was Samuel Pattison born in Hazel Grove abt 1889, his father also called Samuel was born in Stockport abt 1839, I have traced them to Brinnington in 1871 and to Bosden in 1881, and my Grandfather to Hadfield near Glossop in 1891, he married a Norbury from Old Glossop, he had three girls, Ann Lancaster, and twins Beatrice and Mary, marry who was my Mother married John Moss from Glossop in 1937 at the age of 22.
I am not sure of these facts as I have only been doing this for a couple of days, so I may be barking up the wrong tree, (no pun intended) any info that can confirm any of this will be most gratefully received

Thanks

John R. "Jack" Pattison, Employee of Harbison Walker Refractories for 35 years.

KENNELLYMARKA — 2011-01-16 04:42:31Z

John R. Pattison
Presto
Formerly of Mt. Lebanon
John R. "Jack" Pattison, of Presto, formerly of Mt. Lebanon, died Wednesday, Jan. 12, 2011,
He was the beloved husband for 53 years of LuAnne (Williams) Pattison; loving father of Melanie (Robert) Dixon and Tom (Wendy) Pattison, of Upper St Clair, Pam (William) Murdock, of Baltimore, Md., and the late Sheryl Sikora; her daughters, Halie and Kelli; and wonderful grandfather of Allison, Paula, Austin and Kiana. John was a loyal employee of Harbison Walker Refractories for 35 years. He will be sadly missed by his many friends and family members. A memorial service will be held in his honor at 10 a.m. Saturday in Bethany Presbyterian Church, 740 Washington Ave., Bridgeville, with a reception immediately following the service. Arrangements by Laughlin Memorial Chapel. If desired, memorials may be made to Family Hospice of Mt. Lebanon or Bethany Presbyterian Church.

Bethany Presbyterian Church."

Christopher Lee Pattison, age 27,son of, Chester Pattison. &. Susan Gross Johannes of North East.pa,

KENNELLYMARKA — 2010-10-02 03:53:09Z

Christopher Lee Pattison, age 27,
of Erie PA, and North East,PA,
died on Thursday, September 30, 2010, at home. He was born on May 22, 1983, in Westfield, N.Y., to Chester Pattison of Erie and Susan Gross Johannes of North East. Christopher graduated from Seneca High School in 2002 and was currently employed at Bay Valley Foods in the water-treatment facility and maintenance department. Christopher enjoyed hunting, fishing, canoeing, and motorcycling. He was preceded in death by a brother, Matthew Pattison; uncle, Edwin Gross Jr.; and paternal grandparents, Orpha and Leroy Pattison. Besides his parents, he is survived by his maternal grandparents, Edwin and Stella Gross of Westfield, N.Y.; a step-father, Robert Johannes of North East; brothers, Grant Johannes of North East, Timothy Pattison and wife Summer of Erie, Dusty Pattison and wife Jeanette of Erie, Shawn Pattison of Harborcreek, James Pattison of Harborcreek; step-brother, Shawn Johannes and Maggie Russell of Erie; niece, Karma Johannes; nephews, Matthew Pattison, Taylor Pattison, Brandon Hooper, and Jaxson Johannes; also several cousins. Friends are invited to call at the William D. Elkin Funeral Home, 65 South Lake Street, North East, on Sunday at 1:00 p.m. until time of a memorial service at 3:00 p.m. Officiating Rev. Chris Piazza. Memorials may be made to the family in care of the funeral home.

MA Pattison

warnermelissa — 2010-09-26 21:45:09Z

Looking for more information on Daniel Clark Pattison, b. about 1809, d. 1884 North Adams, Berkshire Co., MA. Daniel married Laura Haskins, daughter of Abraham Haskins and Roxie (Roxana) Safford, and they were the parents of Charles, Albert, Betsey (m. Edward Lloyd), Maria Laura (m.1 Allen Murdick, m.2 Joseph Miller Warner), Sylvina (m. George Marsh), and Melvin.

I recently read that Daniel was born in Heath, MA. There is a Pattison family in Heath & Colrain about that time that may or may not be the right one, so I'm also looking for info about Jonathan Pattison (b. 1769), m1. Nancy, m2. Sally, known children include Clarissa, Anna, James, Jonathan Jr., Adam and Nancy. Other than names and general dates, I don't know anything about these Pattisons, so if you know more or have suggestions on where I can find them, I would greatly appreciate it. Thanks!

Rhode C Pattison

dhess13 — 2010-08-24 18:57:59Z

I am looking for information on Rhode C Pattison. She was born around 1833. She is the mother of Frank W Pattison who married Almeda Moon.

Any information you could provide for any of the above mentioned, would be appreciated.

Elizabeth A. Pattison

janis720 — 2010-08-22 01:29:50Z

Am looking for date and place of death of Elizabeth Ann
(Smell)Pattison. She was born in 1815 and married Elias
Pattison in 1837 in Fayette Co., IN.

PATTISON PNellie Vian 1885-1957

t42MountOlivet — 2010-08-15 21:34:35Z

PATTISON PNellie Vian 1885-1957

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Re: Pattison's in Iowa, circa 1867

Pattracing — 2010-07-23 00:33:34Z

Clifford,

I have been researching for about 6 months now and have hit a dead end. If you think you can help, please email me at pattracing@yahoo.com

Thank you,

Justin

William & Clement Pattison, Marion Co., Indiana

tres257 — 2010-06-29 02:58:17Z

Looking for info on Wm. & Clement(Clemna) Pattison or Patterson who lived in Pike Twp. Marion Co. IN in 1850.Children are James,Huldah,Levi,& Sarah A. Clement died in 1860. Wm in 1881.Both are buried in Calvary cemetery in Hamilton Co.& tombstone reads Pattison Wm. may have had other wives. Of particular interest is whether son James was a Union Soldier, who died during the Civil War, and the correct spelling of the last name.

Re: George Washington Pattison?

pattypattison — 2010-04-19 14:36:00Z

I am a great-granddaughter of George Washington Pattison, born in Canada 1873. His wife was Margaret (Maggie) Wilde. They had seven children; my grandfather was John "Jack" Wilde Pattison. George and Margaret are buried in Greenland, Ontonagon County, Michigan, next to John "Jack" and his wife Mary Weza-Pattison.

THANK YOU SO MUCH for his mother's name, his twin's name, and other family information that I did not have. I would be interested in sharing information and connecting with other descendents of George and Margaret Pattison or John A. and Eliza Pattison/Patterson.

Pattison,Jane b. 1835 Ohio

RWHERMANN — 2010-04-18 18:18:07Z

Looking for ancestors of Jane Pattison who was born 1835 in Ohio. Jane's mother was born in Pennsylvania and her father in West Virginia. Jane married John P. McGaw in Warren County, Illinois on 29 Jan, 1856. Jane died 24 Dec 1916 in Springfield, MO where she is buried. Jane and her husband had eight children.

PATTISON Alice P and J D and Jabe B

t42MountOlivet — 2010-03-22 14:36:04Z

PATTISON Alice P and J D and Jabe B

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PATTISON W W Pat and Allie J

t42MountOlivet — 2010-03-01 21:18:31Z

PATTISON W W Pat and Allie J

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Robert R Pattison/Patteson and Elizabeth Coates

Jason_Cagle — 2010-02-05 18:37:41Z

Looking for info on my G-G-grandparents, Robert R. Pattison/Patteson and Elizabeth Coates. This is all I have:

Robert R. Pattison/ Patteson
b.~Nov 1830, Ireland
Arrived in the US ~1852
In Ohio ~1850s
In Kansas City, Missouri 1870
In Downers Grove, Illinois 1900

Elizabeth Coates
b. ~Dec 1831 England
Married ~1854

Children:
Ernest Samuel Pattison b.~1856
Fred b. ~1859
Mabel b. ~1869

I'm tring to find info on Robert's and Elizabeth's origins and ancestry.

Thanks in advance

obit for Charles Pattison, born 1873 Ohio, died 1927 Oklahoma

CherylWhite9962 — 2009-12-10 00:59:09Z

Delphos Republican, Ottawa County, Kansas, Dec. 30, 1927, page 1:
CHARLES PATTISON
Charles Pattison was born April 28, 1873, at Kenton, Ohio, and died at Shatock, Oklahoma, December 12, 1927, at the age of 54 years, 7 months and 15 days. When a very small child he moved with his parents to Kansas and settled on a farm near Bennington, where he grew to manhood. He homesteaded near Gray, Oklahoma and lived there until death. A number of years ago he was united in marriage to Miss Katherine Gants, and to their union five children were born, one small son having passed away four years ago. His wife also preceded him in death, five months ago. He was an active worker in the church and Sunday school and was always ready to help when needed. He leaves to mourn for him his four children, Arlene, William, Dalton, and Wilbur Wayne, his aged father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. William Pattison, of Niles, Kansas, three brothers and five sisters, Mr. George Pattison, Niles, Kansas; Mr. James Pattison, Delphos, Kansas; Henry Pattison, Gray, Oklahoma; Mrs. Myrtle Christ, Delphos, Kans.; Mrs. Dicy (?), Niles, Kansas; Mrs. Joanna Lynch, Bennington, Kansas; Mrs. Emma Meehan, Niles, Kansas; and Mrs. Eva Harrison, of Tabor, Iowa; and a host of friends, both in Oklahoma and Kansas. Funeral services were held Wednesday, Dec. 14 in Gray, Oklahoma, and the body was laid to rest in the Gray cemetery beside his wife and son. The children and other relatives have the sympathy of all who know them. ------------ Minneapolis Messenger (county seat of Ottawa County, Kansas)

Re: Pattison - Stockport, Cheshire and Staffordshire

pedders0061 — 2009-10-15 14:37:25Z

Hi both
I have only just started on with my tree but do have a Pattison from Newcastle under Lyme. Elizabeth Pattison (b 1881)who married a Thomas Mason. Their daughter, my grandmother, Letitia Mason (b 1911) married John William Axon at St Georges N-u-L, in 1929. The married off Axon's are still mostly local

Regards

Re: Pattison, William and Annie Wilson - Headstone in Ontario, Canada

pattison57 — 2009-09-14 04:16:10Z

Hi Cheryl, we met many years ago, I'm still doing Pattison research and have added quite a bit more. Contact me at Pattison@telus.net

Lynda

Re: Pattison, William and Annie Wilson - Headstone in Ontario, Canada

cheryls48 — 2009-09-14 03:04:53Z

Haven't had a computer for ages to use but noted with interest the information regarding the above headstone - ironically I took pictures of the same thing in Toronto last year as William and Annie are my grandparents.....thanks for your efforts....they are appreciated

Cheryl Stuart (Lundy)

William Daniel Pattison born 1865 Montrose, Scotland

megansjunk — 2009-08-27 11:19:22Z

William Daniel Pattison was born Oct. 28, 1865 in Montrose, Scotland (Angus or Forfarshire County) and died in Port Townsend, Washington, USA on Sept. 6, 1914 where he had lived since 1889. He is buried in St. Mary's Catholic cemetery.

He immigrated to the USA sometime between 1873 and 1878. He became a naturalized citizen on June 7, 1880 in Texas. At some point, he traveled to San Francisco, CA and then to Port Townsend, WA.

We are looking for William's parents and other descendents.
Thanks!

Re: Pattison - Stockport, Cheshire and Staffordshire

katymort — 2009-07-11 19:27:32Z

Hi Kathy. Another message from me within about 5 minutes when I realized that you'd sent a second message.
Well there are not all that many of us who spell Kathryn the way we do. However, over the past innumerable decades, I have spent more time than I'd care to count trying to explain to people how I spell my first name.
I have added you to my address book and will send you a quick email so that we can converse off site.
Cheers, Kate.

Re: Pattison - Stockport, Cheshire and Staffordshire

kath1007 — 2009-07-11 18:14:40Z

Hi Kate

I know my Great Grand father was John Burslem Pattison and I have traced most of his children, they all apart from one moved to Bacup East Lancs in the 1880's. The other one James appears to have gone to Aston under Lyne. I did have a contact from a lady trying to find Pattison ancestors from Stockport, I will dig out her details too.

My tree is private because a distant cousin on another branch has spent a lot on research and she didn't want it all in the public domain but I can let you have access to the pattison info if you let me have an email address, mine is kath.slaughter@btinternet.com.

Hope we can find some common ancestors.

Best regards

Kath

Re: Pattison - Stockport, Cheshire and Staffordshire

katymort — 2009-07-11 17:54:34Z

Hello Kath.

I would certainly love to share information. PATTISON was my maternal grandmother's maiden name. She married my grandfather, Harry SEDDON in 1910. Nanna's family were originally from Newcastle-under-Lyme but moved to Stockport in the mid 1800s. I do have a large PATTISON tree built up and have made many connections over the past 10 or so years.
I would be delighted to share information with you.
Please get in touch again.
Kind regards, Kate.