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SEXTON marriage to Cherokee indian KY/WV, USA 1880's

RPAGOREK — 2012-05-23 14:03:34Z

I am looking for information on any record of a SEXTON marrying a Cherokee indian in Kentucky or West Virginia during the 1880s. I am also looking for information about a Katie Katherine Sexton-Collins who married John Gibson and lived in Boyd Co., Ky.

SEXTON Clarence L - Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX., USA

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-05-23 14:02:24Z

SEXTON Clarence L - Vietnam Wall section 9E

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SEXTON Edward C - Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. USA

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-05-23 14:02:09Z

SEXTON Edward C - Vietnam Wall section 7E

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Re: RE: Catherine SEXTON of York, PA, USA

mzboddie4 — 2012-05-23 01:19:07Z

hello, My name is Tamisha Mitchell . Benjamin F Sexton was my Grandmother Novella Mitchells' uncle. Her mother was Lessie Sexton Washington by way of Bamberg South Carolina. If you have any information on our genealogy I would sure appreciate any help you could give me. Thankyou in advance

Re: Cherokee indians

FAFosdick — 2012-05-22 02:25:23Z

was his daughter Harriet Adeline Sexton that married A A Collier/Collyer? If so , I would REALLY like to have this information. I have heard stories all of my life that my g grandmother was 1/2 indian. I have no proof of this and would love to finally put this together. Thanks

Timothy S. Sexton 1861 - 1944, Scott County, TN., USA

pennyelaine6 — 2012-04-29 12:14:39Z

I am a descendent of Timothy S. Sexton through his son Ethridge and his son William. As I do periodically, I was going back through my line to see if any new records had become available online that I did not have included in my tree.

I came across Timothy’s Death Certificate which states that his mother was Jane Strunk. I have always believed his mother to be Rebecca Griffith (born abt 1824) married to Emanuel Sexton (born abt 1827).

So, my question is twofold: If the certificate is true, which Jane Strunk is it? I have uncovered 3 possibilities, but found only one in the 1860 census, all descendents from Daniel Strunk, one his own daughter (born 1845) by his 4th wife (Susan Riddle) and the other two his granddaughters by his sons Hiram (Jane/born 1840) and John (Jane/born 1838, still living with her mother Christeene in KY in 1860).

All seem to have been born in Whitley County, Kentucky. Also, who is the Mildred Newport listed as informant on the death certificate? My grandmother had a sister Mildred, but she was married to a Pemberton, and Timothy is no relation to her.

My other question is rather obvious. Is there a mistake on the death certificate and is Rebecca Griffith Timothy’s mother?

Any help appreciated…thanks in advance.

PE

SEXTON Jimmy C - Vietnam Wall Parker Co, TX., USA

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-04-29 12:13:46Z

SEXTON Jimmy C - Vietnam Wall section 5E

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Re: SEXTONs from Tipperary, Ireland

LouGageJr — 2012-04-20 15:37:47Z

There is a Sixmile Bridge (town) in western County Clare. It may have been in Galway at one time as borders have changed according to a local Irish historian I "speak" with on occasion.

Re: Honor or Annie SEXTON (Mrs MOORE) b Galway, Ireland 1850 > Australia

LouGageJr — 2012-04-20 14:49:51Z

I've been told the south and eastern county lines of Clare have been moved quite a bit. I discovered this while researching my Sexton line of east County Clare (close to Scariff and Feakle) I am of the opinion that "my" Sexton line was in or very near Ogonnoloe (misspelt) near Scariff. "My" Sexton line may have moved there in the 1850 "s from Kilrush, County Clare. This belief is based on family lore (Irish branch) and some execllent research by a researcher in Kilrush. Will share what I have . Family lines in that area are Sexton, Jones, Hynes. Lou Gage

Re: Looking for information about Letha SEXTON b 1896 Boone County, MO, USA

stljenandjon — 2012-04-15 21:02:53Z

don't know if you had Angies death certificate but its online
http://www.sos.mo.gov/images/archives/deathcerts/1935/1935_0...

That is the link. I am also looking for the Sexton's. I'm looking for Thomas Jefferson Sexton who married Lucy Bailey who I believe was married first to a Walker. I don't know if you are the same family or not

Re: John and Robert SEXTON, Virginia, America 1700's

history841 — 2012-04-14 12:45:00Z

Using the information you provided, and combining that with an enormous amount of effort I have put into mapping VA land grants in Southwest VA, we now have ... [drum roll please ....] the exact location of Robert and John's land mapped to within several hundred feet accuracy.

This can be viewed at
http://home.ptd.net/~history/sexton_lunenburg.gif

Highlight the link above (if it isn't already) and you can copy it to another browser window to look at the mapped data.

As this provides us Sexton researchers with a lot of new information about neighbors and locations, then perhaps it may shed some light on Robert and John's origin.

The proximity of their tracts, IMHO, strongly implies either father/son, or brothers, as they are living cheek-by-jowl.

My question is: do you have actual metes-and-bounds data for either or both tracts of land. Having names of adjoiners was extremely helpful, but the precision can be improved if actual metes-and-bounds data are available.

Re: Thurman SEXTON of Oklahoma, USA m Addie POWERS early 1920's

Swantree33 — 2012-04-12 11:52:11Z

Thurman was my husband's gr great uncle. I think you may also have been in touch with Amelia about the Sexton line. We have both done a good deal of research on Thurman.

Edith Eve SEXTON 5-6-1917 Scott Co TN, USA

sharletsextonsouth — 2012-04-10 10:38:18Z

Eadith or Edith Eve Sexton--born May 6,1917 to Freeman John Sexton and Sarah Burchfield Sexton in Scott County Tn near Robbins. She left about Aug 1935 with another girl--that came back home. Possibly went to Cincinnati,Oh area-was seen there about 1950 or so and she was not married at the time. She might have changed her name and gone by a family name of her mother's. I believe that she kept in contact with someone in the family or at least did for a while.
She was the oldest daughter. She had older brother,Clifford Leo-younger brother,Arvil Lee-sister,(Agnes)Marie-brother,A.J.-sister,(Theore)Janis-twin sisters,Martha Thelma and Mary Elma that were born in Nov 1935. She never saw the twins.
At this time, A.J., Agnes Marie, Martha Thelma and Janis (given name was Theore) survive.
I am the daughter of Arvil Sexton and Geneva Flatford Sexton of Anderson,IN. Daddy loved his sister,Edith, We tried to find her several times with the information that he remembered. This is VERY important to me. All 3 living sisters of Edith live within 40 miles of me and we talk about this often. Thanks for anything you know.
It is not impossible that she might still be living. My grandmother has a "surving" half-sister, Berniece Burchfield that is the same age and still lives in Scott County,TN.

Re: Thurman SEXTON of Oklahoma, USA m Addie POWERS early 1920's

SSSexton43 — 2012-04-06 20:28:28Z

I am related to both. I'm their son Edward's daughter.
Please get in touch!!!

Re: Timothy SEXTON 1750-1832 of Scott County TN , USA Where was he born ?

MPemberton61 — 2012-03-29 01:21:55Z

I'm sorry I do not have a website .

Re: Timothy SEXTON 1750-1832 of Scott County TN , USA Where was he born ?

mabmonterey — 2012-03-28 04:01:09Z

I am related to Timothy Sexton through John (1795), Willliam Riley (1829), John (1874), Lillian (1923). I'd love to have access to your website. Thanks

Family of Ellen and Edward Sexton of Quebec, Canada 20C

sbkmech — 2012-03-22 08:41:13Z

Hi,

I am looking for information on the family of Ellen (Roberts) and Edward Sexton who lived in Greenfield Park, Quebec in the early to mid 1900s. Later, some of the family members relocated to Vancouver, B.C. Edward and Ellen emigrated to Canada in 1903 & 1904 from Ireland. There were 9 children in the family:

Albert Edward born 1905
James Thomas born 1909
Sarah Ellen born 1910
Emily Adelaide born Aug. 27, 1912
Kathleen Louisa born July 21, 1914/died Sept. 3, 1915
Grace Harriett born Apr. 19, 1916
George Walter Edmund born Aug. 29, 1918
Elsie Margaret born Oct. 11, 1920
John Charles born Jan. 17, 1924

Re: Denis SEXTON of Limerick, Ireland 15C

lebnania83 — 2012-03-20 11:53:26Z

I just noticed you commented on my post. I have a lot of information. I really would love to get in contact with some of the Sextons in Ireland today.. If you want more information please email me lebnania83@yahoo.com.

Re: Celthany Sexton & Greenbury Thomas

TeresaSproles43 — 2012-03-17 11:31:10Z

Hi,
I too am related. :) Celthany Sexton & Greenbury Thomas were my great, great grandparent's. My great grandpa was Feidlin Thomas, my grandma was Nona Jane Thomas Richardson, my mother was Mattie Richardson Sproles. How are you related? Maybe we can share information.
The photo is Freidlin Heison Thomas with wife Phoebe Jane Honeycutt Thomas, their daughter with child is Nona Jane Thomas, child is Ila. On back left is Willie's twin Ida,Monroe,Rhodes,(forgot which one of the boys this one is but will try and find out.) Hattie and Willie. Willie had a son named Glen Thomas.
Here is a screen shot of the photobook I am working on. As you see my information stops at Greenbury Thomas but I do have some info on his mother and father and the trail of tears they walked. His mother was Lucy Proctor, a full blooded Cherokee Indian. I have more info.
Please email me at iamaphotonut@gmail.com Let's exchange information please.

Thanks,
Teresa Sproles

Siltana SEXTON b VA, USA 1825 (Mrs Greenberry THOMAS)

2012-03-17 11:30:39Z

info on siltana celthany "selia f."sexton [thomas] born 1825 in va died 1905 in knott county ky...husband: greenberry thomas

re: Siltana SEXTON b VA, USA 1825

2012-03-17 11:29:49Z

if you are still looking for info her i am related to the thomas familty and can help alot email me mitchell_butler@yahoo.com

children of JJ Sexton of Talledega, AL

sxtn102 — 2012-03-10 17:03:55Z

It's my understanding that I have 56 first cousins on my father's side of the family, the children of JJ Sexton of Talledega, AL.

The accepted "1 in 10" theory means there must be at least 4 or 5 more of us within this clan, not to mention the 2nd cousins. Any of my "family" cousins who would like to make the family/family connection with me, please give me a shout!
Thanks! Lynn Sexton

Frank Sexton from West Virginia, USA?

lotusmorningstar_1 — 2012-03-10 10:54:46Z

looking for info on frank sexton married to nettie louella Runion (runyon). Had at least one child Grace Leona Sexton. Frank .This may be grace's stepfather.I am not sure .Grace was supposedly born in West Virginia. Found her marriage Licence in Greenup co. KY. To george Custer Bolling.These are my Mother-in-laws Parents.Any info on this Sexton Line will be greatly appreciated. Lori Pollard

Re: Frank Sexton from west virginia?

Kryder011 — 2012-03-10 03:36:03Z

How interesting, I live in Ona, W.V. and live down about 4 miles from the Maupin Cemetary.

Re: Frank Sexton from west virginia?

Kryder011 — 2012-03-10 03:34:25Z

I am wondering if this was Frankie Sexton that lived off of Darnell Road in Huntington, W.V. I knew his sisters Darlene and Sherry. He had about 3 other sisters also, that lived in Florida. He also had about 2-3 more brothers. Not sure, but if it is, I would love to get in touch with his sister Sherry or Darlene. We grew up together and have lost touch through the years. I believe he played a lot of golf. I can't remember, been probably 45 years ago. Thanks.

Re: Sextons arrival in America from Ireland 17C

blufge8282 — 2012-03-10 02:26:54Z

I am from timothy Sextons line..I am from his son Aaron who went to Illinois..We are planning a trip to Ireland and I would love to have more information on this line. Thank You

Andy & Fannie Sexton of Alabama, USA

Crawford_Christopher — 2012-03-07 13:17:18Z

Need help. My great great grandfather was Andy Sexton and his wife was Fannie McDaniel. Thanks for any help that you might be able to give.

Re: Polly Sexton in Mo.

ChristelCombs — 2012-03-05 12:29:10Z

I am also the Great Grand daughter of General Perry Fredrick, Grandfather was James Henry Fredrick, father was Waymon Fredrick, John N.'s wife Was Harriet Curry born in Abt 1829 In Tennessee

Re: SEXTONs of Missouri, USA 19C

mccormack44 — 2012-03-05 04:20:43Z

There is a Sexton mentioned in a will from the early 1920s in the Boone County Missouri court records. The Genealogy Society of Central Missouri (Columbia) is publishing the Boone County wills (this is in proof-reading stage).
There is a street called Sexton in Columbia.
If you send a search request (similar to your post here) we can publish it in the society magazine. Find the gscm website or the gscm page on Facebook and learn how to send up your query.
The more places you post the more likely that you will find answers.

Re: Re; Information wanted on the SEXTON families of Tennessee or Kentucky, USA

RichardSexton40 — 2012-02-27 23:15:42Z

Trying to find info on John Sexton who married Nancy Selvidge in 1844. I am searching for John Sexton's father. Any help would be appreciated.

Re: John SEXTON m Nancy SALVEDGE Tennessee, USA

RichardSexton40 — 2012-02-26 18:07:15Z

I am also researching John Sexton who married Nancy Salvedge. Do you have ant information on who their parents are? This is my Dad's side of the family.

Re: Information wanted on the SEXTON families of Tennessee or Kentucky, USA

pattibriggs54 — 2012-02-26 04:31:46Z

I have a cousin Dale Snapp that has been assisting me with research on my grandfather John Wesley Sexton that was born in White Pine Tenn in 1897. His mom was Mary Sexton and father was Buck Fowler that was married and had another family. Maybe he has some info. that might assist you. He can be reached thru email dalesnapp@aol.com. Good luck,maybe we are cousins!

Patti Whiteley Briggs

Re: Honor or Annie SEXTON (Mrs MOORE) b Galway, Ireland 1850 > Australia

bannerwoman — 2012-02-25 21:56:51Z

Hi, wonder if you may have made a mistake about Annie Sexton born in Galway, because you said that she was born in Mullagh Galway. I dont think that there is a mullagh in Galway but there is a mullagh in Co Clare and I would be a descendant of these Sextons (Co Clare)

Robert N. Sexton killed April 6 1945

2012-02-17 22:53:48Z

Hi, I was wondering if anyone knew anything about my great-uncle, Robert Nesbitt Sexton. He was my grandmother's brother and he was killed on April 6, 1945 in World War II. He is buried in Arlington Cemetary. This is all I know of him. My grandmother was only about 9 when he was killed, so she was really too young to have much information on him. I would love to get hold of somebody that would have information on him or someone who would know how to find out something. What I would really like is to find someone who was possibly in his unit or had a relative who was that might possibly have a picture of him because all of my grandmother's pictures of him were burned in a house fire many years ago. If anyone couldbe of any help, I would greatly appreciate it! Thanks!!

Re: Robert N. Sexton

dianaigo2009 — 2012-02-17 13:19:02Z

I did not know or have photos of Robert Nesbitt Sexton, b. 2 sep 1923 in Montgomery Co, Ky. His mother was Flora Spencer Sexton. Robert is buried (but not in Arlington Cemetery) according to WW II Casualty Listings after his death in Hawaii 6 Apr 1945 in Plot M, Row O, Grave 943 in the Honolulu National Cemtery of the Pacific (Punchbowl)on Oahu, Hawaii. He was a Seaman, First Class in the U.S. NAVY, with a Service ID of 9586132 according to the WW II Honor Roll. On the ancestry.com record site for military records about Robert N. sexton there is a photo of his headstone. He had such a short life, but his life was of value before it was sacrificed during WW II.

Re: Sextons from Kentucky

drs4011 — 2012-02-17 03:00:18Z

I am the grandson of Jobie Sexton Artijean is my mother.

Re: Willie F SEXTON

chribare — 2012-02-16 23:03:07Z

So I seen that you have some info on the Sextons from Santa Rosa County I do too!!!Im on the Kennedy side the Brakes and some other names that go into the Sextons A life long family friend and the GodFather to my brother Marty happens to be Willies Grandson want to chat open invitation.Christy..munson_mom@yahoo.com

Re: Rubie Sexton - Arkansas, USA Adoption 1907

pennyelaine6 — 2012-02-14 18:09:41Z

As far as I know, Rubie is not part of my tree, but I often read the boards to see if I have any long, lost relatives out there.

That being said, Rubie's mother was not a Sexton, but a Langston...it is the way obituaries are written. In this case, the father was Marvin Denton Sexton and the mother was Dolly Langston.

Since you stated that the particular information you had was Henry Franklin Sexton and Francis I. Barnes, this may not be your Rubie. If you are sure of her parents, then that would be my guess. Obituaries are wonderful resources, but not always accurate.

I hope you find her...good luck.

Re: Rubie Sexton - Arkansas, USA Adoption 1907

vickisalvoni — 2012-02-13 03:14:49Z

Well, that is interesting but doesn't really line up. I wouldn't have thought her mother was a Sexton...that's not logical. If she was born in Wild Cherry and adopted by a local pastor, how is her mother's maiden name Dolly Sexton? This is a wild one!

Re: William and Lawrence Sexton

wendallpauls — 2012-02-12 20:27:14Z

Linda,

If you are still out there, I live in Kansas, about an hour and a half away from Abilene where William and Melissa are buried. I am related through his brother James Taylor, who was my father's grandfather. If you are still searching for Sextons with a Kansas root, let me know and I'll help in anyway possible.

Re: Rubie Sexton - Arkansas, USA Adoption 1907

kellyroad — 2012-02-12 16:39:47Z

Here is a FT with Rubie
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James Olen Stuart
Birth 15 Jun 1907 in Fulton Co., AR
Death 26 Nov 2002 in Salem, Fulton CO.,AR

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1907 15 Jun

Birth
Fulton Co., AR

1926 27 Nov
Age: 19

Marriage to Ruby Lucinda Sexton
Wild Cherry, AR

2002 26 Nov
Age: 95

Death
Salem, Fulton CO.,AR

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Taylor Wood Stuart 1880 – 1948
Mary Elisabeth (Amy) Franks 1889 – 1957

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Ruby Lucinda Sexton 1908 – 1999

Lyndal Wayne Stuart 1927 – 1985
Dorman Stuart 1931 – 1999

Here is Ruby's obituary

Date: Fri, 14 Apr 2006 12:57:24 -0500

Ruby Lucinda Stuart of Salem, daughter of the late Marvin Denton and
Dolly Langston Sexton, was born September 10, 1908, at Wild Cherry. She
died June 23, 1999, at Fulton County Hospital in Salem. She was 90.

Mrs. Stuart was united in marriage to James Olen Stuart November 27,
1926, at Wild Cherry. To this union, two sons were born. She was a
mother and a homemaker. She was a member of Mount Zion Baptist Church
at Union.

Survivors include her husband, Olen of Salem; two brothers, Leonard and
Elmer Sexton, both of Wenatchee, Washington; tow sisters, Essena
Copeland of Wichita, Kansas; and Verena Graham of Omaha, Nebraska; four
grandchildren, Michael Stuart of St. Louis, Missouri; Gregg Stuart of
Little Rock; Cheryl Faye King of Spokane, Washington, and Paul Stuart of
Wenatchee, Washington; three great-grandchildren; four
great-great-grandchildren; numerous nieces and nephews; and a host of
other relatives and friends. She was preceded in death by her sons, Don
and Lyndal Stuart; two brothers, Vernon and Dean Sexton; one sister, Ada
Smith; and her father and mother.

Funeral services will be Friday June 25, 1999, at Mount Zion Baptist
Church in Union at 2:00 p.m. with John Hodges and Warren Newman
officiating.

Interment will be at Union Cemetery under the direction of
Cox-Estes-Blevins Funeral Home of Salem.
Here is Dorman's obituary and it gives survivors
DORMAN "DON" STUART: Newspaper Obituary and Death Notice
Wenatchee World, The (WA) - February 2, 1999
Deceased Name: DORMAN "DON" STUART
Dorman "Don" Stuart, 67, a longtime East Wenatchee resident, passed away at home on Monday morning, Feb. 1, 1999.

Don Stuart was born at Union, AR, on May 31, 1931. He spent his early years there, and graduated from Salem High School in 1949. He then moved to Indianapolis, IN, with his parents, and came to Washington in 1950 and enlisted in the U.S. Air Force. He obtained an honorable discharge in 1955. While in the service he served with a hospital group, which enabled him to visit most European countries. In May 1955, he married Sybil Lishner in London, England. They returned to the U.S. in June 1955, and lived in Indiana, where Don worked for Chrysler Corporation. He also attended Butler University for two years. Two children were born to Don and Sybil while they lived in Indiana, and in 1960 the family moved to Washington state.

Don worked for a few years in the restaurant trade, the Bright Moon Restaurant, Country Club, and also managed the American Legion Club. He then went into the construction trade and worked in Texas while a member of the Laborers Union. In 1967 he joined the Painters Union, and for many years worked as a sandblaster on various dams on the Columbia River including Rocky Reach, Rock Island, Little Goose, Grand Coulee and Chief Joseph. He also had served as President of Local #612 of Ephrata.

In 1978 he purchased a small orchard on Nile Street, and then larger acreage in 1980 on Perry Street. He and his wife built their home in 1980 on Perry Street. He and his wife built their home in 1976 surrounded by a small cherry orchard.

Don fell ill with Lupus in April of 1980. After many hospital stays, the disease was in remission, however, ill health continued to plague him.

He sold all his property except where the family lived. He was forced to retire in 1980 due to illness. He suffered a heart attack in 1987, and since that time had been hospitalized with many illnesses and major surgeries, which he had beaten. In 1997 he had surgery for lung cancer, and the cancer returned in September of 1998.

He was an avid fisherman, and had been going to Westport to fish for salmon since 1969. He never came back empty-handed. He loved to hunt birds in Quincy, with his now deceased friend, Archie Oskness. He said there was nothing more beautiful than seeing a good bird dog on point. He also enjoyed many bird hunting trips with his other buddies. He loved to read and he stayed up most nights till 2 or 3 in the morning, voraciously reading everything he could. He knew about history, the Depression, condition of world markets, etc. He loved going to the horse races, here and in Arizona, where he and his wife purchased a home in 1993, and had been spending winters there. He loved an all night poker game with the guys, and before he got sick, he and his wife derived a lot of pleasure from dancing.

He loved music, and liked to play the guitar a little.

He was a past member of the Elks and Eagles. While not a religious man, he knew there was something out there. Life was too important for him to have it just end.

He is survived by his wife, Sybil, at the home, one son, Paul Mikel Stuart of Wenatchee; one daughter and son-in-law, Cheryl Faye and Ken Nelson of Elk; his parents, Olen and Ruby Stuart of Salem, AR and two grandchildren, Nathan and Nicholas Morris of Bakersfield, CA. He was preceded in death by one brother, Lyndal Wayne Stuart in 1985.

We will miss Donald sorely.

MAY THE WIND ALWAYS BE AT YOUR BACK, AND THE SUN UPON YOUR FACE, AND THE WINDS OF DESTINY CARRY YOU ALOFT TO DANCE WITH THE STARS.

Commemoration services will be held Thursday afternoon at 1:30 p.m. at Telford's Chapel of the Valley with Rev. Kel Groseclose officiating. Concluding services and interment will follow in Evergreen Memorial Park. The casket will remain closed at all times. Friends who wish may make memorial donations in his name to Central Washington Hospital Home Health and Hospice.

Arrangements are by Telford's Chapel of the Valley, East Wenatchee.

Rubie Sexton - Arkansas, USA Adoption 1907

vickisalvoni — 2012-02-12 12:22:38Z

Henry Franklin Sexton and Francis I. Barnes were living near Wild Cherry, Arkansas when Rubie was born in 1907. We believe that Francis died either from childbirth or complications. Henry had no way to feed baby Ruby and we believe that the pastor from the local church took her in and raised her. One of Ruby's descendants reached out to Owen O. Sexton in Olympia, WA, back in the 1970's. Owen was only 5 when Ruby was born and didn't remember much. Owen's only surviving son would be very grateful to speak with any of Rubie's descendants as would I (Owen was my grandad). We believe Rubie married Olen Stuart.

Re: Lillian Sexton

suzzieq2000 — 2012-02-10 20:43:49Z

Thank you, Ms Carol. I appreciate your help in this.

Sincerely,
Pam

Re: Lillian Sexton

nannie4evan — 2012-02-10 18:31:08Z

I have searched the Alton Telegraph from 10-16-1994 through 10-21-1994 and have been unable to find an obituary for Lillian Sexton.

Carol

Re: Timothy SEXTON 1750-1832 of Scott County TN , USA Where was he born ?

dsexton89 — 2012-02-08 13:33:48Z

I have that they both had sons named Aaron. Have dates for them I'm sure you want

Re: Timothy SEXTON 1750-1832 of Scott County TN , USA Where was he born ?

MPemberton61 — 2012-02-08 13:32:34Z

Go ahead with your information . The Sextons are like the Pembertons of Scott County , Tennessee when it comes to reusing the same first names .

Re: Timothy SEXTON 1750-1832 of Scott County TN , USA Where was he born ?

SW3829 — 2012-02-08 13:30:05Z

I would be interested in learning more about the parents of Timothy Sexton Sr. I can only trace his ancestery back to 1750. Could you pleas send me the info on his parents that you say were from Ireland. My grandmother Louella Miller (Sexton) was the daughter of Riley Sexton who descended through Moses Sexton. I have a web site that shows the decendents of Timoty Sexton Sr. If you would like I can furnish u access to the web site.

Re: Timothy SEXTON 1750-1832 of Scott County TN , USA Where was he born ?

MPemberton61 — 2012-02-08 02:35:50Z

I have found out that Timothy's parents John Sexton (1734-1799) and Elizabeth Shannon (1740-1799) came from Ireland to one of the New England states in 1748 , and that two of Timothy's sons had moved to Arkansas while the rest of his family stayed in Scott County TN . I am descended from Timothy Sexton Jr. through his son Robert and Moses Sexton through his son Julien .

These are the websites I got my information from " http://genforum.genealogy.com/cgi-bin/pageload.cgi?shannon::... " , " http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&d... " , " http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&d... " .

Also dsexton89 (below) submitted to a DNA test according to the results our line of Sextons are descended from an ancient group of people called the "Picts" who lived in the Orkney Islands , border regions of Scotland even though they came from Ireland to America . He believes there is some connection to a Sir Braxton Sexton that had moved from Lancashire , England to Ireland in the 1600's .

Re: Timothy SEXTON 1750-1832 of Scott County TN , USA Where was he born ?

bobettdavidson — 2012-02-07 22:55:11Z

I have been trying to find who Timothy's father and mother were for months now. Can you share the information with me and your sources?

Re: Lillian Sexton

suzzieq2000 — 2012-02-03 13:19:02Z

Hi Fiona,

Thanks for the info - I apologize for not posting correctly. I'm still learning the ropes, so to speak.

Sincerely,
Pam