Stokely - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Edward Worth Stokely

bschmd63021 — 2011-08-23 20:00:05Z

Wondering if anyone has any sources or information on Edward Worth Stokely. He was born around 1843, and according to my mother, he died under somewhat mysterious circumstances after selling horses to the military (abt. 1870). He was married to Louisa Banard. He lived in Clairborne, TN.

Re: Stokley and Lawson GG grandparents of OH and WV

DelenaCavaness — 2011-01-30 18:18:48Z

I must be related to this family. My father is Delbert Stokely (born 1912), one brother named William. I remember going to family get togethers with the Lawson family in SoCal. Jane and John Lawson were my cousins. Any info would be appreciated.

Re: Stokely Cemeterys in Cocke Co, TN

gordon_stokely — 2009-10-01 22:31:41Z

No I do not. But if and when you get some information I would like to see it.

Gordon Stokely
http://www.stokelystuff.com

African American Stokelys

KimStokely70 — 2009-10-01 02:57:27Z

Looking for any information on Stokely's of African American descent. I know My great great grandfather's name was Robert Stokely and he lived in Tennessee. He was married to Mary Hester Susong (her father's name was Harrison Susong--Cocke Cty, Tenn.) Any information, including slavery information would be greatly appreciated.

Re: Stokely Cemeterys in Cocke Co, TN

KimStokely70 — 2009-10-01 02:47:35Z

Do you have any information on slaves who were owned by the Stokely family? I am African American and my family also comes from Tennessee.

Jehu Stokely Sailor ?

gordon_stokely — 2009-08-26 18:09:35Z

This web site contains a manuscript written in the summer of 2009, that makes a case for Jehu Stokely's being aboard the frigate Alliance in September 1779 at the scene of the battle between the Bon Homme Richard and the Serapis.

http://www.stokelystuff.com

STOKELY H R Ray 1920-1974

t42RoseHill — 2009-07-23 01:50:20Z

STOKELY H R Ray 1920-1974

I photographed this gravestone in the (Shannon) Rose Hill Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 204,884 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.

DNA

mhhogger — 2009-06-04 03:32:11Z

I encourage all male Stokely's, Stokeley's, Stockley's to submit their DNA to Ancestry.

Re: Eliz.WOODMAN 1633-1697 Accomack,VA md. John STOKELY c1621-1670 (s.of Francis)

mhhogger — 2009-06-04 00:04:06Z

John Stockley (Stokely or other sp.) b. 1621 father was either John or Francis (the other was his Uncle). I have found no conclusive evidence on this.

I descend from John Stockley my tree is on Ancestry.

If any of you are males consider submitting your DNA to Ancestry as I have.

Re: Eliz.WOODMAN 1633-1697 Accomack,VA md. John STOKELY c1621-1670 (s.of Francis)

gordon_stokely — 2009-04-30 15:31:04Z

I too am interested in this info.

Http://home.roadrunner.com/~stokely

Re: Eliz.WOODMAN 1633-1697 Accomack,VA md. John STOKELY c1621-1670 (s.of Francis)

stokleyj1 — 2009-04-30 14:42:07Z

i am inquiring as to the father of john stokely(b.1621). some records have a john stokely but my records show a francis stokley (1595-1656)

Jehu Stokely of Cocke County Tenneesse

gordon_stokely — 2007-11-08 22:08:52Z

For those of you that want more information on Jehu and his family, look at http://home.cinci.rr.com/stokely

Thanks.
Gordon Stokely

Re: Ancestors of John D Stokely of Florida

TracieCrawford2001 — 2007-09-20 02:37:16Z

Can you send me your email or reply to mine. I can be reached at noles1574@aol.com.

Re: Ancestors of John D Stokely of Florida

gordon_stokely — 2007-09-20 00:43:36Z

Hello Tracie:

William G Stokely is buried here in Ohio (Columbus) at Camp Chase a Civil War Camp. His brother John Married Sarah F Adnerws (looks like a relative). I don't know if I am related to the Stokelys of Northern Florida or not (btw I grew up in Panama City, Bay county, in northern Florida). I am related to the Stokelys in Eastern Tennessee who are where from Warren county North Carolina. If I could trace John D to one of them I would be a lot closer to putting this puzzle together.

Gordon Stokely

Re: Ancestors of John D Stokely of Florida

TracieCrawford2001 — 2007-09-19 22:48:42Z

Hi - I, too, have been looking for information on this family. John's wife,Sarah, was Sarah Brigham- the daughter of Emerald Brigham and Martha Mott. She and John Stokely were married March 20, 1839 in Leon County, Florida. I haven't been able to find any more info on JOhn's ancestors. I descend through his son, William through William's daughter, Mary Eliza Stokely who married John Mitchell Andrews.

Ancestors of John D Stokely of Florida

gordon_stokely — 2007-09-18 13:57:47Z

I need some help establishing the ancestors and birth place (city and or county) of John D Stokely. The 1850 census of Jefferson county Florida shows him being 40 years old (D.O.B. ~1810) and living with his wife Sarah and their two children John (E) and William G. It also has him listed as being from North Carolina. They are later found in the 1860 and 1870 census of Wakalla County Florida. I know there where/are several pockets of Stokelys / Stokleys from North Carolina; New Hanover County, Pasquantank County, Warren/Bute County & others.

Re: Stokely

gaa139 — 2007-05-10 09:19:45Z

Dear Steve
As your message was posted 7 years ago you may not even get this, i hope you do. I am researching my maternal family from Cambridge, name of Stoakley. I have traced them back to Norfolk a John Stoakley in Walsingham b1752. They appear on censuses as Stoakley, Steakley, Stokely and Stockley. I wonder if your connections are related. I come from very nearby, Milton, Cambs near Ely!

Re: Stokley and Lawson GG grandparents of OH and WV

kgraham17 — 2007-01-23 05:30:12Z

Hi dotti-

i am not directly related to the lawson/stokely family (as far as i know right now) but Jacob (with Elizabeth and William) lived 2 families away from my ggg gparents John Graham and Ann Stokely in the 1850 census for mason county (Ann also born in delaware). i am trying to connect my Ann to Jacob, William and Elizabeth but have yet to find any info. the last breakthrough i came across was a posting regarding Perry Cullen and Rachel Short (who was also born in delaware) but in the posting she was referred to as "Rachel Short Stokely". Perry and Rachel eventually moved to Missouri where she died in 1884. John and Ann Graham were listed as #600, Elizabeth, Jacob and William #602 and Perry and Rachel #593. i don't know if this helps or not but something to think about, considering i haven't had any new leads in about 5 years! good luck,

kim graham clark

Stokley and Lawson GG grandparents of OH and WV

2006-12-02 21:14:44Z

I am looking for my GG grandparents , The parents of Jacob Stokley and Sarah Jane Lawson Stokley who Were Married 19 Mar 1852 in Meigs CO OH and lived in Mason CO. WV in the 1870 census. Jacob had a brother William who also lived in Mason Co. in the 1870 census who had m. an Elizabeth Murry Any help would be so appreciated.

Re: Lydia Stokely Craig - 1765 - PA - sis Elizabeth m. Conwell?

2006-11-09 18:44:23Z

Franklin Ellis, History of Fayette County, (L H Everts and Company, Philadelphia 1882), 634.
or

Gresham and Wiley, Biographical and Portrait Cyclopedia of Fayette County, (1889), p541.

(can't remember which quote is from where)

Jehu and Wm. Conwell migrated to Luzerne Twp in (June)1767 and purchased 700 acres of land from James Bredin. Jehu endured many hardships and in 1772 returned to Delaware and was married by Gilbert Parker, J.P., to Miss Elizabeth, daughter of Yates Stokely.
He brought his young wife to his Luzerne home, where they endured many hardships and privations. He was instrumental in 1774 in building a fort below Merrittstown to resist Indian attacks; enlisted with his brother, Capt. William, in the Continental army in Independence year and fought throughout the war. Jehu's home was headquarters for westward-bound emigrants from Delaware. He was generous and liberal in his views, conscientious in all his deeds and was honored and respected by his neighbors and all who knew him. He built a log grist mill, erected a distillery.

Jehu is my 4th Great-grandfather. See also Hadden and Veech biographies.

Leslie Wright Bagwell

Re: Lydia Stokely Craig - 1765 - PA - sis Elizabeth m. Conwell?

2006-11-09 14:02:13Z

Phl,

Do you have evidence that this Elizabeth Stokely married Jehu Conwell?

I have seen many assertions of this but no evidence given.

I am slightly interested in this Jehu Conwell, a nephew of a distant cousin-in-law, Yates Conwell, who d. in Ohio Co. (W) VA right after the Rev. War. Yates was briefly Jehu's guardian back in Sussex Co., DE.

Thanks and good hunting,
Jade

Re: Eliz.WOODMAN 1633-1697 Accomack,VA md. John STOKELY c1621-1670 (s.of Francis)

2006-11-02 12:37:52Z

Hi
This is an old arguement in the Towles/Stokely clan. According to John's will Ann was not married to Henry. It was her sister Elizabeth. There is some debate about John and Elizabeth too. Find a message from Bob Stokely and
get his e-mail address. He is decended from this line. I'll dig out the will and quote it exactly for you later. It's 630 AM and i'm not up to digging in the files yet. Good luck
Pat (Stokley) Nietupski

Robert Lee Stokeley/Stokely Harrison Co. KY

DPanzer8308 — 2006-10-07 00:30:48Z

Hi,
I am researching a branch of my family containing the following people:

Robert Lee Stokeley/Stokely b. May 1864 Kentucky d. 25 May 1945 Kentucky

Married: 25 October 1887 in Harrison Co. KY

Lucy W. Shanks b. June 1870 in Kentucky d. 15 July 1944 in Kentucky

Children:

Elsie L b. 18900
Maude b. 1892
Pearl b. 1894
Mamie b. 1896
Robert S. b. 1899
Dillard W. b. 1905
Clara b. 1907

If anyone is researching this family please contact me.

Dolores
panzer@elknet.net

Eliz.WOODMAN 1633-1697 Accomack,VA md. John STOKELY c1621-1670 (s.of Francis)

webmist — 2006-10-03 23:18:52Z

Seeking connections, additions, corrections, comments regarding the following family:

1-Elizabeth WOODMAN
b: 1633 in Assawoman, Accomack, VA
d: 17 Jun 1697 in Assawoman, Accomack, VA
+John STOKELY
b: c1621
m: c1648 in , Accomack, VA, USA
d: 3 Feb 1670 in Assawoman, Accomack, VA
. . 2-Ann STOKELY
d: 1736 in Assawoman, Accomack, VA
. . +Henry TOWLES
b: 1652 in Liverpool, England
m: 1668 in Assawoman, Accomack, VA
d: c1721 in Assawoman, Accomack, VA

bradlara@sbcglobal.net

Stokely Stokley Stokeley spellings

kydave — 2006-08-19 03:09:47Z

On my web site (click below), I have posted a letter from my g-uncle to my grandmother explaining why their family spelled their last name three different ways.

Re: Stokely Stokley Stokeley spellings (web address)

kydave — 2006-08-19 03:09:47Z

The system dropped my web page address. It is:
http://home.fuse.net/davesanders/Family.htm
Type "stokely" or "stokley" or "stokeley" in the Search box.

children of Bessie Stokely and Paul "Wiley" Howard

kydave — 2006-08-19 03:09:47Z

There's been a discussion on the Stokely mailing list about this family. Here's what little I know.

Bessie was born in KY in 1894, the last of 8 children of Francis Marion Stokely and Marian Frances Perkins. She married Wiley Howard (my family has him listed as "Wyley").
Somewhere on the Internet, I found these 2 birth records:
Woodford Co., KY Birth Certificates:
ULYSSIS E HOWARD 1 25 1914 BESSIE STOKELEY 5444
AUTHOR HOWARD 2 13 1917 BESSIE STOKELEY 10469

The discussion on the list indicates that Bessie had at least 3 other children, Ellen b. about 1914, Sherman b. about 1919, and Mary Joe b. about 1920.

Sometime after 1954, Bessie married James A. Rowe. My mom (Bessie's niece), said Bessie moved to Cincinnati and spent most of her life there.

In 2000, my cousin sent me this info:
"Bessie E. Rowe, looks like she died in Texas. Marshall or Jefferson Texas.
In looking at address book of mama's (Evelyn Brown Cox) that had lots of info, she has reached Aunt Bessie at Paul Howard's, Ellen Nunnelly's and Nolan & Mary Brooks'. Also had her at Marshall Manor in Marshall Texas."

Bessie's sister, Fannie Lillian (my grandmother), passed away in 1981. We believe Bessie was living in Texas at the time.

If anyone has any additional info on Bessie or her family, please let me know.

INFO ON STOKELY BOOK

MOSE18157 — 2006-06-10 01:59:47Z

THERE IS A BOOK TITLED "OVER THE MISTY BLUE HILLS" WRITTEN BY RUTH WEBB O'DELL. IT IS A HISTORY OF COCKE COUNTY TENNESSEE. COPYRIGHT 1950 I CAN'T FIND THE PUBLISHER'S NAME.

IT IS FULL OF INFO, AND STOKELYS FIGURE PROMINITLY. I FOUND A COPY ON INTERNET UNDER USED AND OUT OF PRINT BOOKS. BUT, I KNOW SOME LIBRARIES MAY HAVE COPIES, WHICH IS WHERE I WENT AT FIRST.

I HOPE THIS WILL HELP SOMEONE.

Re: Looking for some help...

FPackMtn — 2006-04-03 19:13:32Z

Chris, Maybe I can help---assuming your Stokely line is in my family line. I know nothing of your Dad, David and his reported 6 siblings or their families, However, if his Dad was one John Hugh Stokely born in the 1920's in Cocke Co, Tn and married to a Effie Mae (Bargo) Stokely......I can help you from John on backwards for a few generations. I believe John was in fact in the Army in 1953, married Effie Mae (from Ky I think) and probably had children while stationed there. This John was my half uncle on my mom's side. Floyd

Re: Looking for some help...

FPackMtn — 2006-04-03 19:13:32Z

I will dig thru my notes and see what I can come up with. First tho, Your GP was known as 'Buster' to all his family and friends. I don't know if he used that name or not after he left home. I believe your GM was referred to as Aunt Mae. Other names to research for your GP's peers are: Taylor and Ellington from SC. Other surnames you may want to research for your GGP/GGM and their elders are: Presley, Caldwell, Varner, Reece, Easterly, Ottinger, and others....These are TN,SC, NC kinfolks. Your GGM and my GM are one and the same person. Also you may want to scroll down to the July 20, 2003 (Under Stokely) msg on this web site and correspond with the lady there. . I helped her a couple of years ago. She is a daughter of Buster's brother, Horace Ray Stokely. Maybe she has some new info since I last chatted with her. Further info to your local addy later if you have interest. Floyd

cocke co stokely's

2006-01-09 04:34:22Z

anyone wanting to share info email me at donna-is-here@hotmail.com

Re: Richard Dale Stokley - Arizona

lekitty — 2005-12-05 23:36:54Z

im not sure if i can help r u related to marlene stokely and johnny cooksey?

Re: Help, I too am a Stokely but don't know where to start...

lekitty — 2005-12-05 23:36:54Z

billy ray was my uncle ,russell my g-father and evelyn my step-grandmother. its a long story,but i grew up in crystal city .we are definately cousins. for more info email me. glad to finially find more relatives hope to hear from u soon, mary

Sgt. Michael J. Stokely, 23, of Sharpsburg, Ga. d. Iraq, Aug 2005

2005-11-08 21:37:51Z

No. 852-05
IMMEDIATE RELEASE August 17, 2005
DoD Identifies Army Casualty

The Department of Defense announced today the death of a soldier who was supporting Operation Iraqi Freedom.

Sgt. Michael J. Stokely, 23, of Sharpsburg, Ga., died on Aug. 16, 2005, in Baghdad, Iraq, where an improvised explosive device detonated near his dismounted patrol. Stokely was assigned to the Army National Guard's 1st Battalion, 108th Armor Regiment, 48th Brigade Combat Team, Griffin, Ga.

For further information related to this release, contact Army Public Affairs at (703) 692-2000.

http://www.defenselink.mil/releases/2005/nr20050817-4448.htm...

Stokely Cemeterys in Cocke Co, TN

2005-10-17 13:48:57Z

Re: Gencom.

sharvey260 — 2005-07-20 16:56:15Z

The free programs are little tougher to find -- rootsweb used to have a free program but I haven't seen it lately. I've used FamilyTreeMaker for some time so haven't been looking and haven't used any freeware in a while. But try doing a google on "gedcom" rather than "gencom", and put words like software, free, freeware, etc. in the search phrase -- here is a site offering freeware:
http://www.1stopfreeshop.com/gensoft.htm

Hope that helps.

Stokely Sampler ca. 1835

freelanm — 2005-06-02 19:27:52Z

Elizabeth E. NEGLEY Casperson stitched an alphabet sampler circa 1835. Names on the sampler are in two columns.

LEFT COLUMN:
John L. Negley
Susanna Negley
Prettyman Stokely
Ann Stokely
William Negley
Elizabeth Negley
Jacob Negley
James R. Negley
William P. Negley
Ann S. Negley
William F. Negley
Rebecca F. Negley

RIGHT COLUMN:
Mary H. Negley
Sarah F. Negley
Abigail S. Negley
Mary Hughes, Teacher
William Folwell
Rebecca Folwell
Elizabeth E. Negley (aged 11 years and 4 months)

Anna M. CASPERSON Young's death certificate gives mother's name as "Elizabeth Nagley." Young Family Bible lists Elizabeth E. Negley as wife of Hance Casperson.

Anna NEGLEY . .
+(unknown): . .
: Florence NEGLEY
: Elizabeth E. NEGLEY Casperson (bef. 1826 - ?)
: +Hans (Hance) N. CASPERSON
: . Anna Maria "Annie" CASPERSON Young (1846-1907)
: . +James P. YOUNG (1843-1915)
: . . George B. YOUNG (1866-dec.)
: . . +Maggie W. LISTER Young
: . . Anna "Annie" Casperson YOUNG Sithens (1868-1920)
: . . +Edward Keasby SITHENS (1867-1924)
: . . . Florence Josephine SITHENS Freeland (1891-1958)
: . . . +John Chester "Jack" FREELAND (1887-1970)
: . . . . ADDITIONAL GENERATIONS AVAILABLE
: . . . Edward Richard SITHENS (1897-1918)
: . . . Frederick Joseph SITHENS (1900-1973)
: . . . +Rose R. HILDEBRAND Sithens (1900- )
: . . . . ADDITIONAL GENERATIONS AVAILABLE
: . . Elizabeth B. YOUNG (1871-1880)
: . . Miles (Myles) S. YOUNG (1873-1902)
: . . +Clara Nichols YOUNG
: . . James P. YOUNG Jr (1875-1904)
: . . Rebecca "Beckie" C.E. YOUNG Pennypacker (1878-dec.)
: . . +Edgar H. PENNYPACKER
: . . Mary E. YOUNG (1880-1884)
: . . Thomas G. YOUNG (1883-dec.)

Stokely (Prettyman & Ann) in Philadelphia 1830

freelanm — 2005-06-02 19:27:52Z

I have an alphabet sampler that was handed down in my father's family. I'm pretty sure it was stitched by my 3g-grandmother, Elizabeth E. (Negley) Casperson circa 1835. Names on the sampler are in two columns.

LEFT COLUMN:
John L. Negley
Susanna Negley
Prettyman Stokely
Ann Stokely
William Negley
Elizabeth Negley
Jacob Negley
James R. Negley
William P. Negley
Ann S. Negley
William F. Negley
Rebecca F. Negley

RIGHT COLUMN:
Mary H. Negley
Sarah F. Negley
Abigail S. Negley
Mary Hughes, Teacher
William Folwell
Rebecca Folwell
Elizabeth E. Negley (aged 11 years and 4 months)

The death certificate of my 2g-grandmother, Anna M. (Casperson) Young, gives her mother's name as "Elizabeth Nagley," and the Young Family Bible lists her parents as Elizabeth E. Negley and Hance Casperson. I have a lot of Census information, which is confusing, but which is teasingly connected to the names on the sampler. For example, Anna M[aria] Casperson is enumerated in the 1850 Census in Philadelphia, age 6, living with: Elizabeth Naglee, 69 (probably her maternal grandmother), Ann Casperson, 37 (probably her paternal aunt), Andrew and Abbey Bang (probably Anna M. Casperson's "Aunt Abby [Abigal S. Negley?] and Uncle Andrew" mentioned in an 1865 letter), and Sarah [possibly Negley] [Mrs. Henry] Beadding; the men were all sailors. In the 1870 Census, Anna Casperson, 64, is living as a domestic with Sarah Folwell, 74; in 1880 she is an "inmate" at the Penn Asylum (now the "Penn Home") on Susquehanna Avenue, where she probably was living when she died circa 1886.

Thanks in advance for any help.

Michael Willis Freeland
Wynnewood, Pennsylvania

Re: "The Stokely Story"

2005-05-19 19:24:04Z

If you are looking for the Tenn Stokely's you can call the Stokely Memorial Lib in New Port Tenn. They have about 10 or 12 family tree books.

Gen. Samuel Stokely - Jefferson County, Ohio

DLaFromboise — 2005-04-10 11:14:29Z

The History Of Belmont & Jefferson Counties, Ohio
author - J. A. Caldwell
pub. in - 1880
page - 440

GEN. SAMUEL STOKELY, was born in one of the counties of Western Pennsylvania, on January 25, 1796. He was educated and graduated at Washington College, Pa., and came to Steubenville, Ohio about 1816, having studied law with Parker Campbell, of Washington. He was admitted to the bar in 1817, and in 1830, married Rachel, widow of Dr. P.S. Mason. Soon after that he purchased the "grove" property in the south end of town, being the Bazaleel Wells homestead, but since more generally known as the Stokely grove, where he lived until his death, which occured on May 23, 1861.
He had held a number of public offices, the first of which was that of U.S. Land reciever, about 1827-1828. He was a Senator from the Jefferson county district in the 36th General Assembly of 1837-1838, and served a term in Congress from 1841 to 1843. He was Brigadier General of militia several years before his death, by which he recieved the title by which he is generally known.
His first wife dying, he was afterwards married to Mrs Lowther and Mrs. Burton, both of whom are dead.
Four of his children are yet living, M. S. Stokely, of Steubenville ; Joseph Stokely of Dubuque, Iowa ; Mrs. E. S. Wood, of Gambier, Ohio ; and Mrs. S. J. Lloyd of Cleveland.
A contemporary says of him : "Wherever known he was recognized as an accomplished gentleman, with much military pride, and always glad to meet his friends and extend them a generous hospitality,"

1701 Stokely Corfe Castle, Dorset, England

colin_allmark — 2005-04-01 10:55:21Z

Marriages
1701 16-NOV; Simon Stokely, hellier
Corfe Castle, Dorset, England

Whilst searching for Stockley family I found the following entry may be of use to someone or just a spelling error, I dont have anymore info Sorry!

Re: Need help with family tree

2005-03-07 10:38:54Z

I have a direct line going back to Jehu the First that is pretty well complete at this point. What I need is info connecting John Jehu to Samuel G. Stokely which is all in Wales. I know Jehu was forced to serve in the Royal Navy for seven years. I know Samuel was married to the Queen's cousin as a reward for his service during the Spanish Armada war. I can fill you in from Jehu to the present. Can you help me trace Jehu backwards to Samuel? Let me know. Contact me directly:

obad-hai@insightbb.com

Christopher John David Stokely

Re: Father of Jehu Stokely

2005-03-07 10:34:47Z

Correction.....John Jehu is a 4th to 5th generation ancestor OF Samueal G. Stokely. I need more info about Samuel G. to trace him to John Jehu Stokely

Re: Stokely

2005-03-07 10:33:05Z

Horace Watson Stokely was my great, great grandfather. He had some children that I know a little about. John Hugh Stokely is my grandfather. His brother was named Horace ray Stokely. My grandfather Horace was nicknamed "Buster" and had, other than horace had these siblings: Cecil Creed Stokely, James Robert Stokely and Burlene Stokely. From John Hugh Stokely (My GP) he had these children: Wayne, Eugene, Carl, David Lee, Calvin and Earl, one sister (unknown) and one that died early. David Lee is/was my dad and had one additional child, Michelle Stokely. My GP, John Hugh, died approx 1950/1960s of cancer. Email me if you want to trade info.

obad-hai@insightbb.com

Christopher John David Stokely

Re: Father of Jehu Stokely

2005-03-07 05:11:32Z

Samueal G. Stokely is John Jehu's father, my direct decendent

GEDCOM

2005-03-07 05:09:25Z

Seriously, I need whatever program is used to upload my family tree...I think its "gedcom". Where can I get it? Can anyone email me the program?

obad-hai@insightbb.com

Male history for my line

2005-03-07 05:05:03Z

In case anyone wants to add to their own line or help me add to mine, here is the male only connection all the way back to Samuel G Stokely: From now to the past in order)

Christopher John David Stokely (me)
David Lee Stokely (my biodad)
John Hugh "Buster" Stokely
Horace Watson Stokely
James D.A. Stokely
Charles Huff Stokely
David Royal Stokely
John Jehu Stokely
Samuel G. Stokely

I have tons of who married who now, children, birth places, etc. all thanks to info given to me by Floyd Pack (God bless him). 3 days ago for the last 33 years I have known nothing about my heritage and now, I couldn't be more happy. The frequent military services is nothing but sweet irony as I myself served in the USAF. If anyone needs anything that "I" can help with, I would be pleased to return the favor given to me. Please contact me directly:

obad-hai@insightbb.com

Here is some new info

2005-03-06 19:39:49Z

I have just begun my search but with the he\lp of a few others here have some information you would find useful. Hopefully we can share what we know. Here's what I have:

My dad, David Lee Stokely (SS# 368-30-2810) had 5 brothers and one sister. One of the brothers died young and I don't have his name or the sister's name. The other brothers are Carl, Earl, Calvin and Wayne.

Their father Was John Hugh "Buster" Stokely born sometime in the 1920s. He had a brother Horace Ray Stokely. John's wife was Effie Mae (Bargo) Stokely. Her SS# is 407-30-2810. She remarried after John's death and became a Brandenburg.

Effie Mae Stokely-Brandenburg signed my mother (Summer Star Winslow) and David Lee's marriage consent (He was only 17) in Knox, Kentucky.

This is all I have. I hope to hear from you. Contact me directly at:

obad-hai@insightbb.com

John Hugh and Effie Mae Stokely

2005-03-06 04:55:33Z

Anyone with ANY info on these two, who I believe are my grandparents, born around 1920ish plases contact me.

obad-hai@insightbb.com

Re: Looking for some help...

2005-03-06 04:53:19Z

My mom say John Hugh Stokely rings a bell. She knows he was military and served some time in Hawaii and Kentucky. We have one picture of him holding an infant but thats all. Effie Mae remarried after his death and became Effie Mae Brandenburg. Her social Sec. # was 407-30-2810. Maybe we have a connection somewhere. I am new to all of this and am still ion the raw data collection stage. If ANYONE has ANYTHING please send to the email"

obad-hai@insightbb.com