Reddish - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

David Newton Reddish

susandrury56 — 2012-04-28 01:35:34Z

Hi, i'm looking for information on David Newton Reddish, his is the only Reddish name I know..His father was also David N. Reddish and he was married to Mollie Mcpeters, my grandmothers sister...He and his sister were raised by their grandmother Laura Bell Thomas Mcpeters Jones..Any information would be appreciated...
Thanks.
Susan
susannga402@aol.com

Re: Lee R Reddish

JudyBelle — 2012-04-12 23:16:17Z

I wish I knew about your cousin, Lee, but I don't. Here's all I know about the Reddish (maybe Roddis) family. Burdett (born ~1765 England) was in Stafford Co., VA, by 1785. I don't know his wife's name. He was the father of 1) Mary (1793 VA - 1864 IL) who married Tandy Simms and 2) Lucy who married Joel Anderson. He may also have fathered Lettice who married Wm Skinner in 1839 VA and Leanna who married George Clark in 1798. Burdett is a great mystery. Judy Belle

Re: Lee R Reddish

susandrury56 — 2012-04-12 04:29:22Z

Do you know of Robert Newton Reddish, born in Georgia to my great Aunt Molly Mcpeters Reddish?

Reddish in Georgia

debrareddish — 2012-01-02 22:14:43Z

Does anyone have information on James A Reddish age 50 and his wife Rinda Reddish age 40 I found them in Sugarhill Dist. in 1920 with Leroy age 19, Everett C age 17, Andrew H age 15, Lloyd H age 12, Onie M age 8,Lyovid age 5, William J age 3.Can not find them before that or after. Leroy is my grandfather would like to find out more about kin people in Georgia.

Re: Wesley Reddish - Arkansas Marriage 1939

andielam1 — 2011-11-23 19:23:19Z

Found him, he died in 1963 in Missouri. Wesley C Reddish, son of Christopher and Pearl Stevens Reddish. Christopher is son of William Perry Reddish and was born in Illinois. If any one has anymore info on this family would appreciate your adivse and input.

Re: Drewery Reddish and Jane Carter line. Hope to publish booklet soon.

alethafwaters — 2011-07-19 03:38:07Z

My grandmother (paternal) was Adeline Mercedes Reddish,who married Sumpter Monroe Flowers and was the daughter of Dave Reddish and Surilda McClain Reddish.

Re: Drewery Reddish and Jane Carter line. Hope to publish booklet soon.

alethafwaters — 2011-07-19 03:38:05Z

My grandmother (paternal) was Adeline Mercedes Reddish,who married Sumpter Monroe Flowers and was the daughter of Dave Reddish and Surilda McClain Reddish.

Wesley Reddish - Arkansas Marriage 1939

andreaelam — 2011-05-30 06:09:24Z

I am searching for information about Wesley Reddish who married Delaine Douglass in Arkansas County, Arkansas in 1939. This is all the info I have, though he may have died in the 1940s, possibly in California. They have two daughters born in 1940 and 1944, both deceased.

John B. Reddish Monroe Co. MS

teresasmith10 — 2010-07-25 15:51:56Z

I am Looking for information On John B. Reddish, born about 1812 in South Carolina. In 1850, he is listed in Monroe County Mississippi. He also married in 12/05/1850 to Martha Miles, widow of Aquila MIles.

Re: Lee R Reddish

jgfidget — 2010-07-07 16:43:11Z

I think your dad is my Grandpa's brother.

Herman Reddish

TeresaLargent — 2010-05-16 21:46:19Z

I am a niece of the Herman Reddish you are looking for. His daughters name was Rita and son Richard. Rita has a son named Steve and Richard had two daughters. Herman had 3 brothers,and 2 sisters. Ronald, Clay, Bill, Ruth and Marjorie. The only living sibling is Marjorie my mother.

Herman's parents were Otto L. Reddish and Mary Blanche Oglesbee Reddish. They are buried in the Maple Ridge Cemetery in Waveland, IN. Herman and his second wife Idell are buried in Memorial Park - Cemetery in Indianpolis, Indiana. Further information if wanted may be found by emailing Teresa Goff Reddish Largent at Teresa.Largent@nucor.com

Re: Herman Reddish

TeresaLargent — 2010-05-16 21:36:27Z

Had an uncle - Herman Reddish - lived in Jeffersonville, Indiana then later moved prior to passing away to Crawfordsville, IN; His first wife was Carmen???? second wife was Idell.

He had 3 brothers and 2 sisters.

Thomas Styrup Reddish

avalon85 — 2010-05-08 16:46:01Z

loking for any information on Thomas Reddish died 1815 southwark surrey married Cordellia castleman 1808 london.

Re: Rev. David Myers in Texas

shephil — 2010-04-15 21:27:50Z

There is an Archibald Guy Brant married to Harriet V in my family. Archibald is my Great Grandfather. Their son Jefferson Gash was my grandfather. If you think this is the same Archibald I will be glad to share with you. Sherry

Holladay...Amelia...Milley...Willis....Elizabeth....James Reddick

gnedwards — 2010-02-07 06:56:50Z

I have hit a wall looking for additional info on these ancestors:Holladay Riddick or Reddick married to Amelia A: Their children were Milley, Willis, Elizabeth, Jamey(James Stanley)... I have found existence in 1850 and 1860 US Census Data... but no further info....anything you have would be nuch appreciated.

Looking for Information on Savannah Reddish

lfmixon — 2009-12-24 17:26:54Z

I am looking for information on Savannah Reddish born somewhere between 1897 and 1900. She was African American. She died in Clearwater Florida in 1957. She had five children. Joseph, Earl (Paul), David, Henry and Helen. She was married to Elijah Washington at one time and when she died, she was married to Arthur Flemming of Waycross Ga.
I don't know where she was born nor do I know what her maiden name was. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Re: Lee R Reddish

debrareddish — 2009-11-06 01:04:18Z

John Alton Reddish is my father he was born in North
Carolina in 1935. But his father Lee Roy Reddish is from GA.

Drewery Reddish and Jane Carter line. Hope to publish booklet soon.

safrye — 2009-10-06 21:22:57Z

Hi everyone! I have been out of the loop a while in the Reddish family research due to that rotten tick bite I got back fourteen years ago tomorrow, Oct. 7th but I am hoping to get it all together and get a booklet of at least our line published sometime soon. If you are a part of this line please let me hear from you at safrye@windstream.net Sonny is not able at this time due to his own and sisters health issues even though I am sure he has more information than I.

Re: Drew, Drewerick, Drewery Reddish

safrye — 2009-10-06 20:36:50Z

I had a wonderful reply to the message I left which leads me to believe that Drewery Reddish and Jane Carter had only 6 children and that Paul and John were nephews as indicated by Pioneers of Wiregrass GA, I like many others have changed my opinion on these two more than once. However, this researcher has studied them more than I and has support for the nephew connection. That would make their children Mary Jane Reddish, Nancy Reddish, Isham Roy Reddish (my great great grandfather)Drewery Reddish, Jr. George,, and Thomas David. I hope to hear from anyone else with Reddish information or who need information I may have. safrye@windstream.net

Re: Riley Reddish

safrye — 2009-10-05 20:07:22Z

I have a George Riley Reddish,Sr, b. 1855 -1904 the son of George Reddish and his second wife Susanna Nicholas or in Pioneers of Wiregrass GA she is refer to as Susan Nichols.George is the son of Drewery Reddish 1786 and Jane Carter. George is one of eight children born to them and his brother Isham Roy Reddish is my great great grandfather.
George Riley Reddish, jr. is listed as the son of George Sr. and Mollie Poppell. George, Riley, Drew or Drewery are used over and over in this family. Hope this helps

Re: Drew, Drewerick, Drewery Reddish

safrye — 2009-10-05 19:46:43Z

Drewery Reddish 1786 - 1848 who married Jane Carter 1792 had eight children, one of whom was my great great grandfather and my grandchildren are the seventh generation on the property the State granted him when they "acquired" the land from the Creeks and Cherokees. I realize yours is an old post, but maybe I can help. safrye@windstream.net

Sarah and Elizabeth Reddish, Anderson County, Kentucky

tjcookus — 2009-05-12 18:26:16Z

Searching for ancestors of my 3g grandmother, Sarah/Sallie A Reddish, wife of John R Martin (7 Oct 1804, Culpepper, VA - 17 May 1888, Anderson, KY); lived in Anderson County, Kentucky. Detail:

Sarah/Sallie Reddish
b 26 Jan 1802 , Rockbridge, VA
d 29 Oct 1862 , Anderson, KY
(dates from tombstone in Pigeon Fork Baptist Church cemetery, Anderson, KY)

Children:
Henry Addison Martin, b 1830, Anderson, KY
Elizabeth A Martin, b 1831, Anderson, KY (died in 1850) John Walker Martin, b 1834, Anderson, KY (my 2g grandfather)
Mary Catherine Martin, b 1835, Anderson, KY

Presumed sister:
Elizabeth G Reddish, 10 Apr 1805, , VA - 10 Mar 1863, Anderson, KY

Elizabeth married Austin P Martin 8 Apr 1840, Shelby, KY; in 1850 they were living next to John R and Sarah Redding Martin in Anderson County. Austin died before 1860, and in 1860 census Elizabeth and son Reuben are living with John R and Sarah. Presumption is that John and Austin were brothers and that Elizabeth and Sarah were sisters. I have no info on parents for either set of presumed siblings.

Any hints much appreciated.
Tom Cook

Re: Alliance, Nebraska Reddishes

ellendiep — 2009-03-21 01:42:39Z

Hi Michal! It's Susan Challenger (Harrison). I'm visiting a daughter in TN and she's showing me how to look up old friends. I'm not curious about many, but I do think of you. Hope things are going well for you. Scott said he saw you a few years ago in Evergreen, but we couldn't find you in the phone book. My email is susancharrison@aol.com. Let me know how and where you are! Susan

Re: Lee R Reddish

janicemcleod777 — 2009-02-13 21:44:09Z

I DON'T KNOW IF WE HAVE THE SAME JOHN REDDISH THAT LIVED IN TYSON, GENNVILLE, GA BUT MY GRANDMOTHER WAS IDA JANIE REDDISH, I AM SEARCHING FOR INFORMATION ON HER ALSO. I HAVE ALOT OF INFORMATION IF YOU WANT TO SHARE. JANIE MCLEOD, email me janice77lanell@yahoo.com

Re: Biological family?

pcopus171 — 2008-11-27 10:03:15Z

I have not heard of a Misty Reddish, but have done some research on the Reddish family from southeast Missouri as they are my family line. Don't know if I can help you or not will be more than happy to see if I can.

Phyllis Copus
Missouri
copusphyllis@yahoo.com

Re: Biological family?

MrStreiff1 — 2008-11-27 01:30:03Z

I've been trying to locate a Misty Reddish for some time now. Have you ever lived in South Eastern Missouri?

Re: Reddish family

mszmimi — 2008-11-21 05:17:22Z

I just recently found out my dad's family are Reddish's. Im interested in finding out more about my ancestry and hopefully finding more family members i never met

Re: Myers/Reddish message board

JDavis0918 — 2008-11-17 22:16:17Z

In reply to a 2007 post about Harriet Myers Brant, she was my great-grandmother. I'd be happy to share information with you. My e-mail address is joadavis@comcast.net.

Re: Rev. David Myers in Texas

peskypalians — 2008-11-01 17:46:10Z

I am portraying Rev David Myers in a series of guided tours of the Keenan Cemetary in Farmers Branch, TX. I can see if one of the local historians has any information.

any1 related

reddish4949 — 2008-10-11 01:16:39Z

hi im sarah reddish, im 21, im from scarborough, uk.

Reddish

pcopus171 — 2008-09-25 19:38:27Z

tjcookus - I would be very interested in talking with you the Silas D. Reddish connection. I have been researching this line for a couple of years and have not had much luck finding a lot of information. I have been to Lincoln County MO a couple of times and did find a little information.

If you are interested in talking please email me at copusphyllis@yahoo.com

Thank you

Re: Mary Reddish

tjcookus — 2008-09-25 19:34:55Z

Mary's father was indeed Silas Reddish, but NOT Silas D Reddish (1805-1859) son of James H Reddish. Silas D would have been only 12 years old in 1817 when the marriage to Sarah Sally Elliston took place. Many web references make this error.

Rather Mary Frances Reddish (1827-1880) was daughter of Silas Reddish (1776-1847), son of Joel Reddish and brother of James H.

Silas was a very popular name for the Reddish family; I have at least five in my tree. It's easy to get confused.

Tom Cook

Frances Cavey Reddish

tjcookus — 2008-09-25 19:24:10Z

I show Frances Cavey Reddish as the daughter of Joseph (1785) and Lucy Templeton (1792) Reddish. Fielding D Reddish (1814) was a brother of Frances.

Tom Cook

Re: Frances Cavey Reddish/Fielding D. Reddish

JuliaMorrisonGriffith — 2007-12-18 14:54:54Z

Good luck with your research. Please keep us posted on anythin you may learn and if you decide to sell the document there are probably a couple of potential buyers on this list.

Julia

Re: Frances Cavey Reddish/Fielding D. Reddish

visionforall — 2007-12-18 12:32:20Z

Thank you for all of the interesting information. I bought the document along with a number of items of local history interest, relating to where I live in Worthington, MA. The Reddish document was one of two from outside the area; the other is also Stafford County concerning a man named Richard Ashby dated in the 1730's. I might be interested in selling the document to help pay for my initial outlay.
I would like to research these more before I decide to sell them.

Thanks for your interest.
George

Re: Frances Cavey Reddish/Fielding D. Reddish

JuliaMorrisonGriffith — 2007-12-17 04:31:12Z

Interesting stuff. It would make sense that they were in the tobacco business. I haven't had a chance to check out all the references in my previous post to see if there is more information there. Keep us informed if you find out any further information.

Julia

Re: Frances Cavey Reddish/Fielding D. Reddish

visionforall — 2007-12-17 03:44:07Z

All I have is the document from 1776. The James Ritchie Company from Glasgow mentioned in the document appears to be a tobacco merchant in Scotland. There is a reference I found on the web as follows: · "Papers in respect of lawsuit, James Ritchie of Busby, merchant in Glasgow, against Alexander Houston & Co.**, [concerning the quality of Virginian and West Indian tobacco, 1779] " I wonder whether Joel and Joseph Reddish were tobacco farmers or merchants in Virginia. Apparently Glasgow was a major importer of Virginia tobacco.
George

Re: Frances Cavey Reddish/Fielding D. Reddish

1journey2remember — 2007-12-17 03:24:34Z

I am very interested in the document which you acquired, as I am a direct descendant of Joel Reddish. Do you have the name of his wife?

Re: Frances Cavey Reddish/Fielding D. Reddish

JuliaMorrisonGriffith — 2007-12-16 16:07:03Z

Joel Reddish was born 22 February 1747 in Stafford County Virginia. His will was made in 1814 in Franklin Co., Kentucky, naming his children. If you wish to read more about this, I found this information at http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/read/REDDISH/2003-04/1051230...

I had him as dying in 1826 in Shelby County Kentucky which came from the Family Data Collection in Provo, Utah.

I had some notes I copied from Teresa Pogue on rootsweb.com but I can't find the actual webpage anymore. Here is what I had copied appended at the end of my post. She gives some sources. The Joel Reddish she speaks of in 1837 in MO may be another Joel Reddish as my Joel would have been 90 at that point and it is after the date of death of my other source. Hopefully some of the sources she listed will be of use to you. Are you Reddish descendant or just a collector of historical papers? Do you wish to sell the document?
Julia

The Virginia State Library has the records on Staffordians who performed public service and filed a public

service claim. Public service involved selling food supplies (grain, beeves, whiskey, etc.) to the Continental

Army.

NOTES: Joel - Virginia Genealogical Society Quarterly XXVIII 4

NOTES: December 13, 1783 excommunicated for excessive drinking, Hartwood Baptist Church Records,

Stafford County, 1771-1791 excommunicated restored.

NOTE: 1810 Census of Stafford, Virginia shows a Joel Reddish
NOTE: Joel also from Shelby County, Kentucky. From the Compendium of American Genealogy

NOTE: Kentucky 1810-1890 Census

Joel Reddish Bourbon County Kentucky 1800 Tax List

NOTE: Joel Reddish purchased land in Lewis County MO on 11/2/1837 at the Palmyra land office.

Stafford County Virginia 1800-1850, Coppage & Tackett. Revolutionary Virginia. Virginia Militia in the

Revolution. Revolutionary Soldiers of Virginia. Historical Register of Virginians in the Revolution. Virginia

Soldiers of 1776. Register of the Overwharton Parish. Joint Legislative Audit and Review Commission.

Kentucky Land Grants - 930 acres - Surveyed December 30, 1787 Bourbon County Water Course Shady R.

Re: Frances Cavey Reddish/Fielding D. Reddish

visionforall — 2007-12-16 14:34:11Z

Hello:
I have just acquired a document dated 24 Feb. 1776 from Stafford County and sicned by Joel Reddish and witnessed by Joseph Reddish and William Walker. In it Joel Reddish is bound to Messrs. James Ritchie & Company Merchts. in Glasgow for Eleven Pounds & four Shillings & six pence halfpenny Current money of Virginia,etc. This sounds like your Joel Reddish. Can you provide me with additional information?
George

Re: REDDISH, Johnny, Tattnal Co., Ga, 1900's

constance_reeve — 2007-11-29 03:04:13Z

Do you know of any old photos of my Reddish family members?

Re: Re: REDDISH, Johnny, Tattnal Co., Ga, 1900's

constance_reeve — 2007-11-25 20:39:52Z

I also decend from Drewry Reddish 1785-1832 by way of Paul J. Reddish(b 1824) and married to Margaret Rebecca Branch (1827-1880). Their "Daughter Nancy b. abt. 1857 - d. 1905)
married Peter Burns from Ireland. (these were my ggrandparets.) anyway I think I have this right. If anyone has info on this Reddish-Burns line, please contact me, Thanks.
Connie Reeves
Azaleaplaz@aol.com

REDDISH in WA State (from Western NY & NE)

NoShowclc — 2007-09-16 23:56:19Z

I'm researching four REDDISH family members who migrated to Washington State.
1. Allen Reddish, b. abt 1838 in Genesee Co., NY; d. 5 May 1917 in Seattle, WA; md. Emily Lighthall, also of NY. I have a photo of their grave in Retsil, WA.
2. William B. Reddish, son of Allen & Emily, b. abt 1864 in NY; d. 18 Dec 1922 in Seattle, WA; md. Augusta Jenson (?) and had a daughter. Looking for any descendants of these two men.
3. DeFernan Reddish, s/o Ortaville Reddish & Margareta Barrows, b. 6 Sep 1877 in Wyoming Co., NY; d. 18 Feb 1949 in Bellingham, WA; md. Flora Monroe (?) who may have had a child from a previous marriage.
4. Eugene Reddish, b. Oct 1858; d. bet. 1913-1920; md. Jennie Smith (?) and had a daughter Mae.

Drewery Reddish

PatriciaAMcClure — 2007-03-06 09:15:59Z

From information I have collected and some sent to me, Drewery Reddish is father to David who had a son George W. married to Elizabeth McGauly. Their one son's name was Odel (Adel?) who is my son-in-law's father. I would appreciate any help concerning Odel's first marriage and children. He is listed on the 1930 Georgia Census but moved on to Florida. Odel served many years in the Merchant Marines. He died when my son-in-law was under the age of 2.

Re: Frances Cavey Reddish/Fielding D. Reddish/William S. Morrison

JuliaMorrisonGriffith — 2007-03-02 14:42:04Z

You are quite right that Fielding D. Reddish and Frances Cavey REddish were siblings. I had overlooked that info in my haste to answer your earlier post.

As for the children of Fielding D. Reddish and Jane Dillinger, Fannie was born in 1854 in Kentuckyand died in 1924 in Jeffersonville, Indiana and Mary was born about 1858. I have I did not have information about a daughter Kate. Do you have a birthdate for her? There was a Kate living in their household who was not their child. I quote from the narrative I wrote for a recent family reunion.

To fill in the story of Fannie as a young girl we reach back in time to the 1860 census when she is an 8 year old girl living with her father Fielding D. Reddish, a tailor in Frankfort, Kentucky who was born about 1814 in Virginia.Fannie’s mother’s name was Jane S. Dillinger born about 1816 and her parents were both born in Virginia. Fielding Reddish is listed in the 1860 census as 46 and Jane as 42. Daughter Mary is 4. Jane’s sister Kate E. Dillinger, age 20 is living with them as well. There is a record of the marriage of Fielding Reddish and Jane S. Dillinger on 24 March 1844 in Franklin County, Kentucky. In the 1850 census, before Fannie’s birth, we find Fielding Reddish, age 36, merchant, and his wife Jane, age 33. Also living with them at that time are her sister, Catherine Dillinger and his brother Marshall Reddish age 20.

Fannie Reddish seems to have had several marriages.Then I read on the 1870 census for the household of Fannie’s parents that Fannie is 18 and her last name is now Leonard and there is a 25 year old stonemason living there called Nicholas Leonard born in France. There is a column that says “if married in that past year state which month” and it says May for both Nicholas and Fannie. I checked the 1880 census but there are several hundred choices to pick from and the right Leonard is not coming to me. I would love to know the names of their children, if any. Fannie later married my great-grandfather William S. Morrison(born February 1869 in Kentucky nd died 1926 in Jeffersoville, Indiana) in about 1887 and they had three sons, Bradley Morrison born July 1888, Fielding Decatur Morrison born 17 August 1890 (my grandfather) and De Graffur Morrison called Grey born August 1895. We have a family photograph and stories about a half sister Kate who was Fannie's daughter by an earlier marrage but I do not know if it was from the marriage with Nicholas Leonard or if there was yet another marriage as Fannie was in her 30's when she married my grandfather. Her husband's name may have been Jim McPherson but I cannot find any documentation about them.

Another interesting tidbit abut Frances Cavey Reddish is that her mother Lucy Lee Templeman's parents seem to be a James Templeton (1750 – 1814) and Cavey Bridwell (1768 – 1845) both of Stafford Virginia. So I guess that is where the Cavey comes from.

As far as Joel Reddish's wife, I noted someone had posted his wife's name as Sarah but I did not document the source and I never feel good about it if there is no last name, so I guess we are still in the dark there.

Always fun corresponding with distant cousins. Best to you in your research.

Re: Frances Cavey Reddish/Fielding D. Reddish

1journey2remember — 2007-03-01 08:46:55Z

Thank you for your reply to my earlier post. Soon after my original inquiry, I did find that that Fielding D. Reddish was actually the brother of Frances Cavey Reddish. In other words, Joesph E. Reddish and Lucy Lee Templeman had 5 children (that I know of) Fielding D. Reddish, Emily Eliza Reddish, John Henry Reddish, Frances Cavey Reddish, and James Reddish. Do you have the name of Joel's wife by chance? Also, Fielding and Jane had 3 children that I have listed...Kate E. Reddish, Fannie E. Reddish, and Mary E. Reddish. Do you have any other info on them as well? I have Fannie E. Reddish m. to an unk. Morrison, and children unk. Fannie E. Reddish would be a removed cousin of mine if this is correct. Thank you.

Re: Frances Cavey Reddish/Fielding D. Reddish

JuliaMorrisonGriffith — 2007-02-27 17:27:12Z

I don't believe your Frances Cavey Reddish is the daughter of Fielding D. Reddish. Fielding D. Reddish was born 1814 in Vrginia which would make him a bit young to be the father of your Frances born in 1828. He married Jane S. Dillinger on 24 March 1844 and my great grandmother Fannie E. Reddish born in 1854 was their daughter.

I believe that Fielding D. Reddish was the son of Joseph Reddish Birth: 14 October 1787
Stafford, Virginia
Death: 18 February 1873
Franklin, Kentucky, USA
and Lucy Lee Templeman
Birth: 17 Apr 1793
Death: 1 Dec 1845
Marriage: 05 November 1811 in Stafford, Virginia

and I believe that Joseph Reddish was the son of Joel Reddish
Birth: 22 February 1747
Stafford, VA
Death: 1826
Shelby, KY

It sure can get confusing with everybody using the same first names over the generations, but I just wanted to offer this information in case it is of help. I would also be happy to hear anyone's thoughts agreeing or disagreeing with the information I have posted.

edith Reddish, england

levs29 — 2007-02-23 14:24:12Z

I am looking for information on edith reddish who married a gentleman by the surname of johnson. I was led to believe for many years my grandfather was called harry harrison but have today discovered that he could have been called harry johnson and his mother's maiden name was reddish. unfortunately i have no dates or places to go on but would be grateful if anyone has information regarding the marriage of edith reddish to a johnson. thanks

Rev. David Myers in Texas

phwmw — 2007-02-16 23:09:57Z

Please help me find descendants of David's daughter, Harriett Jane Myers who married Archibald Brant and had several children. They married in Dallas, Texas, and ranched in Jacksboro, Jack County, Texas. Lat in life they lived in Nara Visa, Quay County, New Mexico, but both are buried in Jacksboro, Texas. David's Wife, Leticia, is buried in Wizard Wells Cemetery not far from Jacksboro. I am a descendant of David Myers through Mary Myers Nix and would appreciate sharing with any or all others from this family. THanks.

Myers/Reddish message board

phwmw — 2007-02-16 22:52:29Z

Anxious to connect with anyone who might have information about David Myers daughter, Harriett Brant, said to have been born in TExas 11 February 1846. Appreciate any help.