Rawlings - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Cleary of Wisconsin

ultancleary1 — 2012-05-04 19:08:58Z

I'm looking to contact any Cleary Descendants of this Cleary family of Wisconsin. Please contact ultancleary@gmail.com

Many thanks

Ultan Cleary

Rawlings, Rawlins

SKEETS — 2012-04-25 12:20:00Z

Actually, I descend from a Samuel Rawlins born in Ireland(we think) in 1839 but baptized with his brother Alfred and sister Mary in Middlesex in 1845. Parents were Samuel and Mary Rawlins. My Samuel left Ireland in 1867 for the US but must have returned at some point because he left again in 1872 from Liverpool with a watchmaker, James Marshea and James' sister Ellen. My gggrandfather died in 1884 in the States. His wife remarried and we lost family information.
Thanks for your interest.

Re: Would like to get in contact with Michael and Graham RAWLINGS - UK

stonyfrench — 2012-04-25 11:44:39Z

What Rawlings were you connected to?

Re: Would like to get in contact with Michael and Graham RAWLINGS - UK

rollorawlings — 2012-04-24 23:03:08Z

Not that I know of.

You're welcome!

Re: Would like to get in contact with Michael and Graham RAWLINGS - UK

SKEETS — 2012-04-24 21:47:04Z

I hope you don't mind my asking, but is there a Rawlings/Rawlins Family Organization in the UK?

Thanks!

Re: Would like to get in contact with Michael and Graham RAWLINGS - UK

rollorawlings — 2012-04-24 19:52:10Z

Hi Cousin Philly,
Only just seen your Ancestry request from 2005. Tried to send you an email but that old address was not recognized.
If you send an email to me at:
rollorawlings@hotmail.co.uk
I will resend what I have for you so you can verify our tribal connections. I notice that you logged on to Ancestry about a month ago so I presume you are still engaged in this pursuit.
In peace and harmony
Graham Rawlings

Re: Joseph J. Rawlings m. Letitia Myers/Miers MD to KY

jengibbs — 2012-04-19 18:51:36Z

Some spell it Miers, no doubt. My great-grandfather was the first to read or write.

Joseph J. Rawlings m. Letitia Myers/Myers MD to KY

jengibbs — 2012-04-19 18:49:30Z

Looking to connect and share information on this line of the family. Letitia is part of our Myers tree through Luke Myers from Kent County, MD.

Rawlings/Rollings

VickieHull56 — 2012-04-13 03:36:28Z

Looking for the parents of Margaret Rawlings/Rollings born c 1808 Devon England married Thomas Trice from Ash Kent in 1830 St Andrews Plymouth, Died in Hampshire.

Re: Jemima Rawlings born in Indian territory in 1810

certhughes_72 — 2012-02-05 23:06:41Z

I don't. Wish I knew then they died and where they're buried. Might be able to contact one of the libraries in MO to find if they have any information on them.

Re: Jemima Rawlings born in Indian territory in 1810

momcat7 — 2012-02-05 16:45:28Z

Does anyone know the death dates for Michael Turnidge/Turnage or wife Jemimah Rawlings, or where they are buried?

Re: Jemima Rawlings born in Indian territory in 1810

certhughes_72 — 2012-02-04 19:34:35Z

Thank you for responding Barbara. SNC is one of the cemeteries I contacted, they have no record of John being buried there but, that doesn't mean that he is not there. John died Jan 26, 1863 in a hospital in Springfield, MO. I contacted the Springfield Library and asked if they might have any information on John. To my amazement they had indeed found some documents and sent me a copy of each one they found.
As far as Thomas, I found him in the 1910 Census living in Lost River, Klamath, Oregon with wife Barbara and 2 children, my grandfather, John, age 16, and Sonoma. Sonoma was only 11 months at the time but I do have the dates they were born. To my knowledge these are the only 2 children that John and Barbara had. I don't know anything about Thomas other than my mother telling me the names of her grandparents. She was named after both of her grandparents as was I.
My Grandfather John Robert was born Apr 4, 1894 in Ray Co., MO, so some time after 1894 they moved from MO to OR. On May 15, 1909 in OR Sonoma was. Her name was Sonoma Elaine Turnage, she married George Magonigal. Unsure of the marriage date.
Thomas, Barbara, John, and Sonoma are all buried in CA. Thomas, Barbara and John are buried at Sutter Cemetery, Sutter, CA. Sonoma is buried at Manzanita Cemetery, Lincoln, Placer Co., CA along with her husband George.
John Robert married Bertha May Havens, again not sure of marriage date.
I wish I knew more about when they moved to CA and how they lived, but I don't. My mother was 6 yrs old when Thomas and Barbara died.
I am adding a link to Find-A-Grave that you might like.
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=17...

Re: Jemima Rawlings born in Indian territory in 1810

barbaraperrance — 2012-02-04 06:07:11Z

I am happy to tell you that I have found John's gravesite. He was buried in Springfield National Cemetery, Springfield Missouri gravesite number 163 with grave number 1 being in the southwest corner of the cemetery. "The grave numbers run north and alternately south until the close of the tiers." He died there of pneumonia during his Union Army service about 2 weeks before Thomas Allen was born. I have the names and dates of his family except I am missing the birthdates for his daughters Elva and Senoma. Do you have those? What else can you tell me about Thomas Allen? Do you know when he moved to California? How did he make his living?

Rawlings

labotrky1 — 2012-02-02 09:14:22Z

Looking for info On NOMA RAWLINGS, Married names ROYSE then STIVERS, She was born 3/21/1897 and died October 2008. One felt swoop and addition messes the entire charg up"-( Any help with the search of Noma Rawlings and her mother Ida Florance........

Re: Jemima Rawlings born in Indian territory in 1810

certhughes_72 — 2012-01-30 23:27:50Z

I'm a descendant through Michial and Jemima's son John. John m. Catherine Foster, Jan 13, 1859 in Ray Co., Missouri. I have not been able to find where John is buried. I have contacted 2 cemeteries that have Civil War vets buried there. Neither cemetery has records of a John Turnage (Turnidge). John died sometime in late 1862 or in Jan 1863, before their youngest son Thomas Allen was born. Thomas Allen was my Great Grandfather. Thomas is listed in the 1880 Census with his mother and brothers, Occupation is listed as prisoner. Thomas died in California and is buried at Sutter Cemetery in Sutter, California.

Re: Rawlings's of West.Va.

SherriColorado — 2012-01-22 19:37:42Z

Hi,
i am Carol Bowers. My grandmother, Ruth Rawlings Bowers, was Austin's sister. It's funny, I was just now reading their father's diary from 1889. Grandma had given it to me many years ago. Not terribly interesting - he was in Denver at the time. I know that's where he met Lucy B. Smith and they married there in 1892. My sister and I found their marriage certificate in the state archives a while back. He is listed as Luther Isaac Rawlings on that. Grandma could never remember which name came first. His father was Isaac L. Rawlings, born Jan 28, 1828, married Elizabeth (don't have last name), born May 2, 1830. They had 11 children, Luther was the ninth, born Aug 30, 1865. That's about all the information I have, except for all the siblings of Luther - I have names and birthdates for them if you are interested.

Hope this was some help,
Carol Bowers

Re: Rawlings/Liddicoat

Riaglo — 2012-01-15 03:36:43Z

Since this posting, I have found the ancestors of both George and Ann and the names of their children. Now I am looking for descendents that may still be living. If you are related to this family I would like to hear from you at beegee1[at]escape.ca

Re: Rawlings/Liddicoat

KerriKenworthy — 2012-01-14 23:34:46Z

I don't have a lot of information on Ann, but I have information on Liddicoats. I have a death date for Ann and I have their kids and when they came to Canada. Let me know what you want

Re: Nathan Jackson Rawlings & Rachel Rebecca Spier

kemelie268 — 2011-12-01 19:13:47Z

Hi cousin,
Posted Bible info on website

Re: Nathan Jackson Rawlings & Rachel Rebecca Spier

kemelie268 — 2011-12-01 19:01:29Z

I have a family Bible that was passed down to Nathan Jackson Rawlings. Written in Bible:

"Nathan J. Rawlings born march 22,1841
Rachel Rebecca (Spears) Rawlings born February 18, 1846
Emma Margarita Rawlings - April 2,1871
Dora Marie Rawlings born January 10, 1872
Teresa Jane Rawlings born March 4, 1874
Ida Belle Rawlings born August 20, 1876
Florence Belle Rawlings born July 30, 1879
Nathan Jackson Rawlings born December 6, 1881 in Concordia Parrish La. (my grandfather)
Mr. J.W.Hill and Miss Dora Rawlings were united in matrimony at the residence of the bride's father July 22, 1900
Florence Lee Rawlings died with congestion of brain and lungs in August 13, 1880 Franklin Parrish near Oakley Curch Louiseanna
Mrs. Sarah Marie Rawlings died Nov, 17 1883 at 9:15 P.M. in Franklin Parish Louisanna, 3 years after we moved to Texas and Nathan wasn't there at the funeral."

I'd like any family info.

Re: Cleary

OurFamilyScroll — 2011-11-23 21:33:39Z

I am attaching a GED file with what I have on the Cleary side of the Family. You may respond to ourfamilyscroll@gmail.com for more details of family connections. I do not have any Rawlings or Dembroski names in my tree so far and would like to add a connection.
William Kane.

Re: Samuel Rawlings born TAS died NSW Australia

cmneale — 2011-11-20 03:50:48Z

Hellooo,
James Rawlings was born 1809 Frome Somerset.

His sister Esther Rawling born 5 July 1807 married Henry Watts my GGG grandfather.

Cheers
Cynthia

Re: Samuel Rawlings born TAS died NSW Australia

ajgare — 2011-11-20 01:16:55Z

Samuel had a brother Willoughby born 1844 and two sisters Jane born 1843 and Emma born 1847.
I believe Samuel had 10 children. Can give you further details of his children if required.

Willoughby married Margaret Stevenson and that is the side of the family that I have researched mostly.

Do you have oinformation of the parents - James Rawlings and Emma Amelia Ellis married 18/4/1837

Re: Rawlings, WILTSHIRE and GUILDFORD, ENGLAND

robynstarling47 — 2011-09-10 11:29:30Z

Hi boy from oz Robyn here,new to all the areas of genealogy.sophia adelaide pietersen was my granfather helperus william pietersens' sister ,she did marry frederick in 1912 at ryde have recently found in april 1923 she and one child disappeared resulting in police search Found http://trove.nla.gov.au alsoalso Frederick court posting for a divorce from Sophia and also the decree nisi same site.I would say we are related cousins????hope you are still searchingas this is from 4yrs ago I have been researching the Pietersen side that's how i found my g/father had siblings Cheers robyn

Re: Essex/Suffolk origins

stonyfrench — 2011-08-08 15:23:08Z

I have a William Rawlings son of George and Ann M Rawlings born c 1847

Re: Mary Rawlings - Maryland

aeschlimann — 2011-07-05 22:22:40Z

Hi, Did Mary have a brother named James William Rawlings (b.1870). If yes his father was James Howe Rawlings. I think born 1819 not sure If questions e-mail me at aeschdominic@yahoo.com

May 6 1809 death of Moses Rawlings in Hampshire county, Virginia

midge1249 — 2011-07-01 02:27:44Z

From the Supporter newspaper of Ohio of July 6, 1809 (page 1)

MARTINSBURGH, JUNE 2

DIED - On Saturday, the 6th ult. at his seat on the Banks of the Potomack, in Hampshire county, Virginia; Col. Moses Rawlings, formerly of Maryland, a well-known distiguished patriot and veteran of the revolutionary army........(very large obituary in this newspaper outlining his military pursuits.)

Fear Andrew Rawlings, b1805, N. Y.

don1272 — 2011-03-22 14:48:59Z

Need anc. Fear Andrew Rawlins, b 1805 N. Y., Married Aaron Welcher. Lived Elyria, Ohio, died Pleasantville, Iowa

Re: Jemima Rawlings born in Indian territory in 1810

momcat7 — 2011-02-01 16:54:45Z

Thank you for the new info on John's line.

Re: Jemima Rawlings born in Indian territory in 1810

robbperrance — 2011-02-01 07:30:32Z

I just put "after 1870" because that is the last census I found him on. I am descended from Michael's son John. John died in the Civil War. His widow raised her 3 young sons on her widow's pension and never remarried. She later moved with her eldest son, James William to Oklahoma, leaving the Turnages in Missouri. The family members who pioneered left family records behind, I have found, and are the hardest to track.

Re: Jemima Rawlings born in Indian territory in 1810

momcat7 — 2011-01-17 17:13:01Z

Thank you so much for your reply to my query, it has been very enlightening. I did know the sister died in a fire at home, but nothing about the circumstances. As you say though, it is just speculation that Michael had anything to do with it. I do see that Michael is living with William in the 1860 and 1870 census. Do you have a death date for Michael?

Re: Jemima Rawlings born in Indian territory in 1810

robbperrance — 2011-01-17 06:25:49Z

Michael Sr's insanity drove his wife and children away. His brother William was willing to put up with him and allowed him to live with him and his young 2nd wife and child. I have feared that Michael Sr. had something to do with his sister's death (in a fire) but have seen no court records.

Michael Jr's label of "Idiotic", meant "mentally retarded" He was cared for by his mother until she died. He was then looked after by and lived with his nephew after Jemimah died.

My grandmother Lula Turnage never mentioned her grandparents Michael and Jemimah so I cannot tell you more.
Wish I knew more.

RAWLINGS Benjamin J - Vietnam Wall section 30W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2010-12-24 12:56:59Z

RAWLINGS Benjamin J - Vietnam Wall section 30W

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 219,073 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: Jemima Rawlings born in Indian territory in 1810

momcat7 — 2010-12-17 15:31:18Z

Hello,

I am descended from Michael Turnidge's brother, William. I was wondering if you know anything about why Michael Turnidge was listed as "insane" in his 1850 census and his son Michael was listed as "idiotic" in the same census. Any help you can shed on this mystery would be greatly appreciated.

Re: Rawlings - Raleigh connection???

sheilamitchell175 — 2010-08-30 17:54:05Z

Just noticed your question about Rawlings - Raleigh and that rumor has run through my research into Rawlings too. Problem I am having in many US Census is misspelling even worse - Rawlings into Rollins or Rollings and even Rollings. Have you researched the decendents of Sir Walter's family? They have many in the USA

Re: William Henry Rawlings 1816-1881

laurarrt — 2010-08-18 20:19:30Z

Here is the DAR Information that I found. I actually sent for the application, but can't find where I put it. I thought I had everything organized so well. Glessner is the one who applied for membership

Mrs. Glessner Mccully Worthey.
DAR ID Number: 105620
Born in Shelbina, Mo.
Wife of Oscar Worthey.
Descendant of Adam Basteyon, as follows:
1. John Milton McCully (b. 1851) m. 1873 Martha Alice Rawlings (b. 1851).
2. William Henry Rawlings (1816-80) m. 1838 Frances Elizabeth Crupper (1822-79).
3. Robert Crupper (b. 1797) m. 1819 Sarah Basteyon (b. 1794).
4. Adam Basteyon m. Juliet How (b. 1764).
Adam Basteyon (1764-1832) served as private in Captain Tinsley's company, Colonel Dabney's Virginia Line. He was born in Virginia; died in Frederick County, Va.

Re: William Henry Rawlings 1816-1881

jpowers83 — 2010-08-17 04:19:25Z

Hmm. Odd.

Abbie Collins
born Nov 1884
daughter of Sarah Florence (Harper) Collins

That matches 1900 census records which have her living with Florence Collins and Florence's father, John Harper.

Darn this having to go to work thing... I'd much rather play here. :)

Re: William Henry Rawlings 1816-1881

jpowers83 — 2010-08-17 04:12:32Z

Glessner - died on the 10th.
Graduated from Shelbina High School in 1902 http://shelby.mogenweb.org/SesqSchoolReunion.PDF :)

Missouri Marriage Records:
Name: Ernest Oscar Worthey
Spouse: Glennes Moore Maberly
Marriage:28 Jun 1910 in Macon, Macon, Missouri

:P The handwriting is lousy on that marriage license but it could be Glessner Moore McCully if you squint.

I've a number of Bakers in the family who usually went by Bake ~or~ Baker. :)

Re: William Henry Rawlings 1816-1881

laurarrt — 2010-08-16 19:35:29Z

Jen,
I found the marriage of Aubrey McCully to Abbie Collins in Shelby County, Missouri on 11 Jan 1902. Then there is another marriage of Aubrey McCully to Mrs Abbie McCully on 18 May 1915 in St. Joseph, Buchanan Co., Missouri. Maybe they got divorced and then remarried?

Re: William Henry Rawlings 1816-1881

laurarrt — 2010-08-16 04:20:49Z

Jennifer,
Thanks for your info. I had found the marriage information for Elizabeth Rawlings, but wasn't quite sure of the name. I had tried WorldVitalRecords which should have brought up the FindAGrave but it didn't. I have found if you don't the have the name just right, it doesn't find it. You have him as James Baker "Bake" Pegram. Is his nickname Bake? I wasn't sure if it was suppose to be Blake, so you have cleared that up for me what his name really is.
As for Martha Alice Rawlings, she married John Milton McCully on 25th of Sep 1873 in Shelby Co., Missouri. They actually had three children. In the Shelby Co., History book there is a short history of John M McCully if you are interested. The history said they had three children, two living Aubrey and Glessner. Also death certificates for them which are found at: http://www.sos.mo.gov/archives/resources/deathcertificates/

Martha Alice Rawlings
b: 11 Oct 1851 in Shelby Co, Missouri
D: 27 Apr 1925 in Clarence, Shelby, Missouri
B: 29 Apr 1925 in Clarence, Shelby, Missouri in the Maplewood Cemetery
married John Milton McCully M.D.

John Milton McCully M.D.
B: 8 May 1851 in Randolph Co., Missouri
D: 16 Jun 1932 in Shelbinia, Shelby, Missouri
B: 18 Jun 1932 in Clarence, Shelby, Missouri

1st Child: Charles McCully
B: Abt Dec 1874 in Sue City, Macon, Missouri
D: 22 Dec 1875 in Sue City, Macon, Missouri
I don't have documented where I found this info. I had one time when my program crashed and I lost a lot of info. I usually write notes. I'm thinking I found this info from a Cemetery Record.

2nd Child: Aubrey M McCully
B: 26 Nov 1876 in Missouri
D: 11 Oct 1943 in Shelbinia, Shelby, Missouri
B: 13 Oct 1943 in Clarence, Shelby, Missouri
I have a digital death certificate for Aubrey. I don't have a spouse for Aubrey - I will have to do some research on that.

3rd Child: Glessner (Glessie) M McCully
B: 10 Sep 1883 in Shelby Co., Missouri
D: Apr 1978 in Jackson Co., Missouri
B: in Clarence, Shelby, Missouri
married Everett Oscar Worthey 28th June 1910 in Macon Co., Missouri

Everett Oscar Worthey
B: 18 Apr 1889 in Jasper Co., Missouri
D: 13 May 1959
B: Clarence, Shelby, Missouri

I have a DAR application by Glessner that gives some of this info, also marriage record, Cemetery Records and Draft Reg for Everett Oscar Worthey.

I don't have any information on children for Aubrey or Glessner.

Let me know if you want any other info that I might have and thanks for sharing what you have.

Re: William Henry Rawlings 1816-1881

jpowers83 — 2010-08-15 17:27:18Z

Louise! You're great! Thank you so much! Your information has really helped!

Yes, I would like more on the McCully line. I have Aubrey marrying Abbie ____. Do you have her last name, dates, and their kids?
And I have no spouse or kids for Glessie.

Here's what I have on "my" line:

Elizabeth "Lizzie" Parsons Rawlings
b 1854 in Shelby County, Missouri
d 19 Sep 1932 in Carrollton, Greene Couunty, Illinois
married James Baker Pegram on 27 Jun 1877 in Shelby County, Missouri

James Baker "Bake" Pegram
b 16 Jan 1851 in Carrollton, Greene County, Illinois
d 2 Feb 1915 ~probably~ Carrollton, Greene County, Illinois

Lizzie and Bake had one child:
Beulah Benton Pegram
b 11 Nov 1879 in Greene County, Illinois
d 25 Nov 1965 in Greene County, Illinois
married 11 Jun 1903 Frederick Leroy Fishback

Frederick Leroy Fishback
b 8 Dec 1877 in Jeffersonton, Culpeper County, Virginia
d Mar 1962 in Carrollton, Greene County, Illinois

Let me know if you want information on Fred & Beulah's three kids. Also, you can get a lot from Find A Grave by following the links from Lizzie Rawlings Pegram: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=54... Help yourself to any of the photos that *I* posted on that site.

Thank you so much for all your help!

Re: William Henry Rawlings 1816-1881

laurarrt — 2010-08-14 04:25:05Z

Hi Jennifer,
I don't have information on William Henry Rawlings siblings or parents, but a little info on his children. I have a (1)Sarah Jeanette Rawlings that is on the 1850 & 1860 Census with William; (2) Julia A Rawlings born abt 1844 who is also on the 1850 & 1860 Census and I found a marriage record in Shelby Co, Missouri for a Julia A Rawlings to James M Hutchison on 13 Oct 1863; (3) William R Rawlings born 15 May 1845, died 3 Nov 1924 in Kansas City, Jackson, Missouri and is buried in Clarence, Shelby, Missouri. He is married to a Sarah C, but I can't find a marriage, she just shows up on Census Records. You can find a digital copy of his death certificate online. (4) Mary A Rawlings born abt 1847, on the 1850 & 1860 Census; (5) Frances (Fannie)Rawlings born 1849 and died Mar 1874 and is married to a Bennett Allen Payne M.D. on 4 Oct 1870 in Shelby Co., Missouri; (6) Martha Alice, whom you already have; (7) Elizabeth Rawlings which I think you might have more info than I do. I did find the marriage to James Blake Pegram - did they move to Illinois? (8) Henry Rawlings born abt 1856 and I think is married to a Lelia who shows up with a Henry Rawlings on a Census Records and (9) Catherine Rawlings born abt 1858. They were all born in Missouri according to Census Records. I have more info on Marth who married John Milton McCully if you want it. It is thru that line that my line hooks up with. If you can offer me anymore info, I would appreciate it. Thanks, Louise

RAWLINGS William L and Margie C

t42MountOlivet — 2010-06-10 22:06:49Z

RAWLINGS William L and Margie C

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 214,557 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

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RAWLINGS Pearl MINTURN 1872-1955

t42MountOlivet — 2010-06-10 22:06:38Z

RAWLINGS Pearl MINTURN 1872-1955

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 214,557 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Re: Asahel Rawlings of Greene Co., Tennessee

wiessing — 2010-05-26 02:07:19Z

I believe that Daniel, Sr. (son of Aaron) fathered Michael, Daniel Jr., Nathan, and others. Michael owned “Chattom”, a gift from his father in 1748, and dispensed of it in the early 1770’s, after he had moved away, first to Berkeley Co. VA, and then to Washington County, PA. Michael died about 1780, as did a Nathan Rawlings (see Washington County, PA estates). A Daniel Rawlings was the administrator of Nathan’s estate in the early 1780’s. I believe the Nathan and Michael I have just mentioned were brothers, as another Nathan (1750-1821) was involved in the massacre of Moravians in Ohio in 1782. An eyewitness to the event indicated that Nathan participated in tomahawking 19 Indians himself as vengeance for the killings by Indians of his father and uncle. Nathan (1750-1821)’s father was Michael of Washington County, PA. The logical path indicates to me that since both a Nathan and a Michael died in Washington County, PA within a short period of each other AND, since Nathan’s involvement in 1782 occurred AFTER these deaths, the two that were killed by Indians were possibly/likely Michael and Nathan (the elder).

Now, to answer the parentage issue for Asahel of Tennessee. First, Asahel and Michael Both had children with some of the same names (i.e., Asahel, Nathan, Daniel, etc.), which itself suggests a relationship. Second, on Michael’s estate sale papers are listed the names “Assey” and “Asahel”. This suggests to me two separate people (why spell them differently otherwise), with Assey being the younger and Asahel being the elder – perhaps the same Asahel Rawlings of Tennessee, thereby being a son to Daniel, Sr. of Baltimore County.

Floyd married to Owens-Knoxville TN

JulieT829 — 2010-05-04 23:04:25Z

Would like to find family.
I have this obit from 4-26-1952
Creed Owens age 78 died in Veteran's Hospital, Survived by a daughter married to Floyd Rawlings and a son Hunley W Owens.

Re: William and Elizabeth (Darrough) Rawlings of Howard Co. IN

wayne_davidson — 2010-04-11 02:24:34Z

Beulah C. Rawlings was my great aunt. She was born Dec 3, 1902 in Howard County, IN, Book H-7, page 17. She married John C. McMillin in 1922 in Madison County, IN. They had no children. She died August 28, 1974 in Elwood, Madison County, IN. She is buried with her spouse in Forrestville Cemetery, Boone Township, Madison County, IN. Feel free to contact me.

William Henry Rawlings 1816-1881

jpowers83 — 2010-03-28 23:27:00Z

Hello!

I am looking for information aout the parents/siblings of :

William Henry Rawlings 1816-1881
who, in 1838, married Frances Elizabeth Crupper 1822 - 1879

Also, I only have two children for them:
Martha Alice Rawlings 1851 – 1935 (m John Milton McCully)
Elizabeth "Lizzie" Parsons Rawlings 1853 – 1932 (m James Baker Pegram)

Lizzie and her sister Martha ~may~ have been born in Missouri or Illinois.

Thanks!
Jen

Pamela Rawlings

Bradley_Hardingham — 2010-03-03 01:43:07Z

Hi, Does anyone have any ties with Pamela R (possibly Ruth) Rawlings born Sep 1931 in Rochford. Her mother Lillian, was a Hardingham, and my grandfather's sister.

Rawlings Family of Caroline Co Va

olclarke — 2010-02-21 03:25:37Z

Seeking info on thes lines.
1. Ann D. b abt 1785 marr Archibald Minor. Need Ann's parents & siblings. Archibald was the son of Vivion Minor & Elizabeth Dick. Have 3 children for Archibald & Ann.
2. Elizabeth b abt 1800 marr Matthew D. Peatross 3 Dec 1818. Need her parents & siblings. He was the son of Richard Peatross & Agnes Hurt. Dau of Elizabeth & Matthew was Adeline b abt 1820. She marr James Munday. Need parents & siblings for James b abt 1820 in Essex Co. Have 2 children for James & Adeline.
Thanks, Ollie