Terrell - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Hannah Terrell md William Barber

tattewode — 2012-05-24 03:05:52Z

I am trying to find information on Hannah Terrell's marriage to William Barber. Hannah is the daughter of Caleb and Eunice (Cogswell) and was b. abt 1785 in New Milford CT. They were probably md in Bridport VT abt 1800. Hannah md 2nd Orange Mott.

Re: Richmond Terrell--Lan.Co.

JIMMYDVINSON — 2012-05-23 23:02:51Z

Do you know a Lottie Mae Terrell she died in th 1940's. Thank you Brenda

Re: Terrell Book

JIMMYDVINSON — 2012-05-23 22:57:20Z

Do you have any information on a Lottie (Jersulum) Mae Terrell she died in 1941. SHe was my grandmother.

TERRELL David W - Vietnam Wall section 8E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-05-17 15:13:05Z

TERRELL David W - Vietnam Wall section 8E

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 227,290 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: Stella Terrell (Roach/Terrell)

phudgins88 — 2012-04-11 23:14:30Z

My name is Phyllis Ann Hudgins Cornelius. My grandmother is Stella Roach Terrell. She was married to Jesse David Terrell who died in 1978 and Stella died in 1988. They are both buried in Rehobeth cemetery in Guntersville Al. I do not know any info on her twin. My grandmother had 8 children . William (Bill), Wayne, Joe Earl, Wendell. Jeanette, Opal,Jesse Ruth and Clara Nell (my mother) all are deceased except Wendell. I hope this helps. My mother Clara Nell was married to Buford Ray Hudgins from Guntersville Al. I hope this helps

TERRELL Cedric Deon 1964 1994 in loving memory

t42Restland — 2012-04-10 22:45:18Z

TERRELL Cedric Deon 1964 1994 in loving memory

DaveStrickland photographed this gravestone in the Restland Cemetery, Dallas Co, Texas . Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 226,742 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Dallas), cemetery(Restland user submitted) and Surname.
If you know more about this person please reply here, instead of contacting me because this is most likely "not my family".

Re: Terrell

PAULLINBABY — 2012-03-12 15:27:56Z

They also show John Haywood SMITH b 1814 OH, d 1884 Cadron, Van Buren AR. This looks good info to me, at "Stackhouse Family Tree." It has citations shown.
The person shown in 1850 census is worth looking at...

Re: Terrell

PAULLINBABY — 2012-03-12 15:21:53Z

I'm sure you have already seen John Haywood SMITH b 1813 w parents Sarah HARRELSON + Dutton SMITH? This is a possible candidate.
Have you registered at FTDNA? I did the "Family Finder" Test and have matched w some people who have the SMITH surname...this cd be the reason....
But...one of our TERRELL/TERRIL ancestors is Mary SMITH, back in CT/NY Long Island. Smith family was connected to TERRELL on Long Island through land deals also.
Let me know if you looked at that SMITH (he was a possibly a Loyalist, but did have a child John Haywood SMITH b 1813 d 1887. The family tree where I found this is "Jess Anthony Family Tree" and someone named "Anthony" also shows as a match to me at FTDNA.
Incidentally, through DNA tests, we did confirm to share DNA w the Roger TERRELL of CT line. Yeah!
Also, I sent you an invitation to my family tree. One thing to look at is children's names to see if there are any family similarities; another is to see if any siblings married siblings in the same family.

Re: Terrell

Jayne_Small — 2012-03-12 13:19:39Z

I am the great granddaughter of Haywood Smith (1813-1875) and Sarah Ann Terrell(b 15 Mar 1816 Clinton Co Ohio, m 1 August 1833 Clinton County; d 26 Aug 1870 Cass County, Indiana). Sarah was the daughter of Newcomb Terrell and Jane Johnson. What I am trying to figure out is the parents of Haywood. My Terrell line eventually goes back to Adam also, I think.

Re: Elizabeth Ann Terrell

PAULLINBABY — 2012-03-12 01:14:52Z

There is also an Aaron TERRILL b 1726 Milford, New Haven CT, d 1769 Indian, Penobscot ME. His father was Capt. Josiah TERRELL b 18 Aug 1695 Milford, New Haven CT, d 27 Sep 1767 Waterbury, New Haven CT + Mary GOODWIN b 14 Jan 1700 New Haven, New Haven CT, d 5 Apr 1768 Naugatuck, New Haven CT. Parents of that Josiah TERRIL/TERRELL were John TERRIL/TERRELL b Aug 1644 Milford, New Haven CT, d 27 Feb 1723 Milford New Haven CT + Sarah WILLEY b 19 Jun 1644 Milford, New Haven CT, d 1711 Milford, New Haven CT. (He also had wife Abigail LOVELAND)
Aaron TERRILL b 1726 also had brother Moses b 1724, "d April 1st, 1783, in his 59th yr." who m Susannah BARNES b 18 Aug 1724 Waterbury, New Haven CT "with small pox, in her 70th yr." (from records of Grove Cemetery, Naugatuck)
Parents of John were Roger TERRIL/TERRELL + Abigail UFFORD.
etc.
Interestingly, William NEWCOMB TERRELL (known as "Newcomb"), b 7 Nov 1778 Bridgeton, Cumberland NJ, d abt 1843 Clarke, Clinton OH married first Catherine PENNINGTON, b abt 1800; they were m 24 Aug 1811 Adams Co OH.
He was also m to Jane JOHNSON 26 May 1824 in Highland Co OH (formerly WVA). Jane + Newcumb had 9 children. I do not have much info about Catherine, but she is listed with him in a land sale and a court bond for John Hill in 1813. This was another branch of the descendants of Roger TERRELL + Abigail UFFORD. William was son of Adam TERRIL b 1742 Long Island NY, d Cumberland NJ, descendant of Roger + Abigail's son Samuel TERRILL (1649 Milford CT - 1720 Brookhaven, Suffolk NY) and likely the child of Samuel's son Adam TERRIL/TERRELL b abt 1695 Moriches, Suffolk NY, d 1759 Deerfield, Cumberland NJ. Land records in Cumberland support that Adam who d 1759 appears on purchase of land for a Presbyterian parsonage, "along w Jonas DAYTON, Samuel LEEK, Nehemiah VEAL, & Abraham ROSE, all formerly of Suffolk NY."
NOTE THAT ADAM TERRIL B 1742 WAS MISTAKENLY BELIEVED TO HAVE BEEN BORN IN RHODE ISLAND FOR SOME TIME, BUT IT WAS SUBSEQUENTLY DETERMINED THAT HE CAME FROM LONG ISLAND, NOT RHODE ISLAND.
I notice that you show Sarah Emily PENNINGTON m to Aaron P. TERREL (1823-1870). She may be a sister or other relative of Catherine PENNINGTON.
Also, Elizabeth Ann TERREL married John Wesley HARRIS b 25 Sep 1854 Cedar City, Cedar MO, d 16 May 1920 Fort Smith, Sebastion AR.
Mary "Polly" TERRIL/TERRELL (another dau of Adam TERRIL + Mary THOMPSON, the dau of Anna NEWCOMB, married Ephraim MCGEE. I think that the MCGAHY you show as mother of Sarah PENNINGTON + Nancy MCGEHEE is from the family of Ephraim MCGEE of Cumberland NJ.
I need to look at it some more, but Catherine PENNINGTON may be sister of the Simon PENNINGTON you name and both children of Jacob PENNINGTON of Centre PA and Lydia WAY. Their children included: Elizabeth, Simon, Robert, Joshua, William, Henry, Isaac, Catherine, Lydia, Mary Ann, Margaret, and Hannah PENNINGTON.
There is also a Jeptha TERRELL b 29 Oct 1733, Polecat Swamp, Caroline VA d 30 Oct 1810 Granville NC who is son of John TERRELL + Elizabeth Oxford HARRIS....THIS IS A COMPLETELY DIFFERENT TERRELL FAMILY, DESC FROM WILLIAM SON OF RICHMOND TERRELL OF VIRGINIA. Many have been confused because both Roger and Richmond had descendants in the same area of WVA/OH at the same time.
Please contact me with questions
bbyboom@hotmail.com

Re: Terrell

PAULLINBABY — 2012-03-11 23:25:53Z

Jayne,
Would you pls write to me about your TERRIL/TERRELLs? I am descended fr Adam TERRIL b 1742 in LONG ISLAND, NOT RHODE ISLAND! I have a great deal of info to share,
Elizabeth
bbyboom@hotmail.com

Re: Terrell - Adam, Newcomb, William, John Sherman

PAULLINBABY — 2012-03-11 23:23:25Z

Linda,
Did I notify you about the info I learned about our Adam TERRIL? He came fr LONG Island, not Rhode Island...his grandson Adam THOMPSON TERRELL made a mistake when he wrote it in his diary in 1838. He had never met his g'father and he was young. I have lots more to share and you can contact me @ bbyboom@hotmail.com
There were a big group who went fr Long Island to Salem NJ before the Revolution, and you will recognize some of the names.
This has been quite a trip figuring this out! but it is all falling in place.

Re: WILLIAM ARMISTEAD TERRELL

KathysTwin — 2012-03-04 02:15:28Z

William was my great grandfather and he was married to Victoria Lizana. My sister was named after her. Anna Zeleda Terrell Dubuisson (his daughter) was my grandmother an her daughter Gladys Dubuisson Freist was my mother. I would love to try to share info on our famiily history. Lori

Re: WILLIAM ARMISTEAD TERRELL

KathysTwin — 2012-03-04 02:10:13Z

William A. Terrell was my great grandfather. His daughter Anna Zeleda Terrell was my grandmother and her daughter Gladys Dubuisson Freist was my mother. I started a family tree ( Freist/Dubuisson Tree). I'd love to share inforamation with you. Lori

Re: Relatives

JIMMYDVINSON — 2012-02-25 06:13:34Z

Did George have a wife name Cora, daughter Lottie, sons James and Daniel. Any information will be helpful thank you, Brenda

Re: Emma Dicken's Terrell Genealogy

DonTerrill44 — 2012-02-23 22:45:23Z

The data in Emma Dicken's book was the foundation upon which I built my own huge Terrell database. If you cannot find a copy, I may be able to provide you assistance on a query. I would need names, dates, places, etc.

Re: Emma Dicken's Terrell Genealogy

ANDREWMARTIN100 — 2012-02-23 00:03:51Z

I have a copy given to me through some Terrell relatives which lists my line: William Terrell of New Kent, Virginia/Timothy Terrell of VA and NC/ Lt. Simon Terrell of NC and GA/ Elizabeth Terrell, wife of John C. Martin, first surveyor of Franklin County, Georgia, parents of my great great grandfather Judge William Terrell Martin of Banks County, Georgia. Copies of the history are available on Amazon from what I heard today.

Two Bowens marry 3 Terrell sisters in Grimes, TX 1850s

Jennevere — 2012-02-07 14:47:09Z

trying to figure out a connection between Edward Bowen(1831-1912) , son of John C. Bowen, and Thomas McCoy Bowen, s/o Christopher Clark Bowen (1789-1845). Both migrate from GA to Grimes Co. TX. Between them, they marry 3 sisters (daughters of Joel Wingfield Terrell, who also migrated from GA to Grimes). Thomas married the first sister in GA. After she died, he married the 2nd in Grimes, TX

How are Edward and Thomas Bowen connected? They are not brothers, and I'm not convinced they are 1st cousins.

Re: Terrell Cemeteries in Kentucky

jubchuqun — 2012-01-17 05:31:49Z

I have a lot of TERRELL kin buried in

Jeddo Cemetery, Bastrop County, Texas

... in case that is of any use.

Re: 2 Catherine Terrells in Ohio

juliejonespgh — 2012-01-08 14:48:40Z

I have Catherine Griener (maiden name) married to Sharsfield Terrell, her parents were Triphenia (Quick) Terrell and John Terrell

William Henry Terrell Sr. b. Arkansas

Lace_Lynch — 2012-01-06 18:27:12Z

COSHOCTON: William Henry Terrell Sr., 88, of Coshocton, Ohio, passed away on December 30, 2011, at Coshocton County Memorial Hospital.

He was born in Washington, Arkansas, on August 5, 1923, the son of the late Robert and Linner (Wesson) Terrell.

He attended school in Arkansas, and served in the U. S. Army during WW II.
He was a member of the Supreme Council of the House of Jacob for 64 years, and held the title of Advanced Presiding Elder at the time of his death. Over his lifetime he also served as Pastor and Overseer in the church.

On May 11, 1948, he married Harriett (Johnson) Terrell who survives. He is also survived by his three sons, William Henry Terrell, Jr., James Alfred Terrell, Jesse Allen Terrell, and his five daughters, Aletha Israel Jones, Beulah Mae Crosby, Esther Maria Green, Mary Frances Terrell and Mary Jane Clemons.
He is also survived by his 25 grandchildren, 14 great grandchildren, one brother, Harry Houston Terrell, and one sister, Velma Richardson.

He was preceded in death by his three brothers, Cornie Louis, James, and Jesse Lee Terrell, and his five sisters, Hazel Wafer, Mahalia Heard, Cordie Lee Shaw, Maude Garland, and Idell Terrell.

A funeral service will be held in the First Tabernacle of the House of Jacob on Saturday, January 7, 2012, at 11:00am with Hon Sr. Bishop James M. Pearson officiating. Burial will follow in Machpelah Burial Acres. A viewing will take place at the Tabernacle on Saturday from 9:45am until 10:45am.

Given Dawson Funeral Home is serving the family.

Re: Tavie Terrell

jjjjstevens — 2011-12-30 20:08:23Z

Nancy - I'm replying to a 6 year old post you made. Are you still looking for information on Tavie Terrell?

MORGAN COATS

cdavid57_1 — 2011-12-26 20:26:32Z

IS ANYONE RESEARCHING MORGAN COATS. b.1802 SC d.11 Apr 1863 Catahoula Parish,LA; m. first wife and mother of all his children SOPHIA ?; George b.1825 GA, William b.1828 GA, Harriet b.1831 GA, John b. 1831 GA, Catherine b. 1834 GA, and Frances b. 1838 MS. Sophia d. 1850 LA; Morgan remarried Sophia Rawlings 26 Jun 1851. I need help locating Morgan's parents.

Terrell Cemeteries in Kentucky

wlittlelady1311 — 2011-12-21 19:13:39Z

I am trying to locate any Terrell family cemeteries that I can in Kentucky and the persons that are in the cemeteries. Some cemeteries are probably on private property. Looking for any Terrell family, private cemetery mainly in the following counties: Washington, Anderson, Spencer, Garrard, Bullitt, and Lincoln Counties.

Can anyone please help me? I would really appreciate it very much.

Gail Terrell Thomas

Re: Terrel

MichaelSTerrell — 2011-12-15 22:24:13Z

somewhere I read that Lyman Terrell was Born in Connecticut before coming to New Berlin,NY but I wouldn't swear to it.

Re: George Terrell

PenM1 — 2011-12-09 05:27:54Z

Hi I was looking at the post and noticed yours because my Great Grandmothers sister was named Ruth Hodges who married a James Hartwell Terrell and who had a son named John Hartwell Terrell and also in a family Bible there is a "spelled" Jonny Ruth being born May 15, 1948 in CA and if I am not mistaken in going through some of my Grandmothers things that there is a few post cards from a Johnnie Ruth. I am wondering if I am on the right track and your family.

Doctor Terrell/Turrell of Hinesburg, VT b CT1791

tattewode — 2011-11-19 23:20:37Z

I am looking for the maiden name of Doctor's first wife Abigail. I believe they only had one daughter Melissa Ann b 1819. I have deeds and census showing him in Hinesburg at this time but can not find anything about Abigail. He had at least 2 other wives after her death.

Anna Terrell of Navasota, TX 1926

drbrownlee — 2011-10-27 04:48:49Z

Anna is pictured in the 1926 Alcalde, yearbook of Sam Houston State Teachers College of Huntsville, Texas, and is a freshman. I'm not kin but thought this might be helpful to someone researching the family.

Obituary for Martha Belle (Terrell) Lyon (1912-1966)

AlexanderRoller — 2011-10-24 11:54:01Z

OBITUARY
March 2, 1966 "Idaho Statesman"
Boise, Idaho
Martha Belle Lyon, 54, of Weiser died Tuesday at a Boise hospital. She was born on February 25, 1912 in Quinter, Kansas. She married Glenn Lyon on April 22, 1936 in Freedom, Oklahoma. The couple moved to Idaho in 1949 and to Weiser in 1954. Mrs. Lyon graduated from nurse's training at Samaritan Hospital in Nampa in 1959. She was employed at St. Alphonsus Hospital in Boise and at Weiser Hospital. Survivors include her husband, Glenn; a son, James Edward Lyon of Burley; two daughters, Betty Gransbury of Swisshome, Oregon and Wilma Scholes of John Day, Oregon; a brother, Kenneth Terrell of Rosston, Oklahoma; three sisters, Irene Thomas of Iola, Kansas, Viola Cottrill of Alva, Oklahoma, and Goldie Stewart of Freedom, Oklahoma; and fourteen grandchildren. Funeral services will be conducted at 2 p.m. Friday at Northam-Jones Chapel by Rev. Gordon Reed. Interment will follow in Hillcrest Cemetery.

Alex Roller
aroller@opusnet.com

Re: Terrell's of Virginia

denisedh22 — 2011-09-09 23:27:19Z

Hi,
I can't really help you with the Terrell's you mentioned but I am researching my 3rd great grandfather, born in 1856, John M (supposedly Madison) Terrell. He was born in Virginia, but I have not found his birth certificate. He married Lula Morgan Terrell, who was also born in Virginia - possibly Mecklenburg County. They migrated to Alamance County, North Carolina working in textile mills. If you have any information pertaining to their possible parents thanks for passing it on. My ancestry tree is Diffee Hall of NC.

I just saw that you are researching black Terrells. My Terrell is white so I guess this won't help too much :)

Re: Josiah M Terrell, Emil M Terrell, Leonora E Terrell, Mamie K Terrell Roepke

sbear5360 — 2011-09-05 19:12:27Z

Thank you, Don, for the offer..sbear5360@aol.com

My original intent was to share these headstone pics of subject Terrell's that we have just taken on 19 Aug.. Ancestry trees do not provide info on Josiah, father Lindsey or subsequent research. Hence I posted on this board.. U have been the only respondent. Thanks
Bob Long, Cameron, Missouri - land of many Terrill/Terrell's

Re: Josiah M Terrell, Emil M Terrell, Leonora E Terrell, Mamie K Terrell Roepke

DonTerrill44 — 2011-09-05 14:20:07Z

Unfortunately, any information that you have connecting Fountain Terrill to William the Conqueror is faulty. A great deal more research was done on this line by the Tyrrell Family History Society in England (of which I am a member) in the 1990s, since Fountain Terrill has a huge number of "cousins" who still live in the U.K. I was assigned to London for 5 years and enjoyed participating.

If you will furnish an email address, I will send you a printout of what I've got on his ancestry, fully sourced.

Don C. Terrill

Re: Josiah M Terrell, Emil M Terrell, Leonora E Terrell, Mamie K Terrell Roepke

sbear5360 — 2011-09-05 09:17:12Z

Don: My poor grammar. I have Fountain going way back to Tyrel, Tyrell, Normandy, William the Conqueror. I have these headstone pics from Inglewood, LA CA of above folks.
Found Josiah son of Lindsey but no record of Emil or Mamie. Leonora was Josiah's wife. Traced him from Caroline county VA to Kirkwood Va to Missouri. Lindsey, his father, son of ??. Thanksm Bob Long, Cameron, MO

Re: Josiah M Terrell, Emil M Terrell, Leonora E Terrell, Mamie K Terrell Roepke

DonTerrill44 — 2011-09-05 01:59:39Z

What do you wish to know about Fountain Terrill? I have ancestry back a few more generations.
Don C. Terrill

Re: Josiah M Terrell, Emil M Terrell, Leonora E Terrell, Mamie K Terrell Roepke

sbear5360 — 2011-09-02 21:56:09Z

Find where many trees do not have death date of Josiah or one said Virginia. I have now traced him back to Edmond so he is related to my people. Have pics of headstones..

Josiah M Terrell, Emil M Terrell, Leonora E Terrell, Mamie K Terrell Roepke

sbear5360 — 2011-09-02 00:18:23Z

Have pics of headstones these people All buried together in Inglewood Cemetery, Los Angeles CA. Josiah, 1814-1918, son of Lindsey and Mary Ann, Caroline Cty, VA, Emil M Terrell, 1817-1921 ????, Leonora, wife of Josiah 1845-1910, Mamie K Terrell Roepke, 1888-1988. Will share in return for info>> My 3rd grt grandfather, Fountain Terrill 1809-1891, Interesting find recently. Bob Long, sbear5360@aol.com

terrell-ms

neworleans59 — 2011-09-01 03:59:36Z

Looking for info on Terrell's from Pass Christian. Ellen Terrell born 1853,George 1844,joseph 1877 Mary e. 1870. Great great uncle Joseph wife Henrietta. Children Henrietta 1910, Maryagnes 1913,George 1915, Christopher 1918 and Anna 1922. Louisa born(1874) married William Salvant.

Re: Terrell, William Hudson, b 1819-d1861

billterrell55 — 2011-08-30 17:38:00Z

my email is billterrell55@gmail.com

look forward to corresponding & sharing info

Re: Terrell, William Hudson, b 1819-d1861

DonTerrill44 — 2011-08-30 11:47:14Z

I have researched Terrells generally, and have put together his ancestry. I was also in communication with the Brazil branch of the family a few years ago and shared my research with them. If you will provide an email address or postal address, I will send you my information.
Don C. Terrill. don.terrill@cox.net

Re: Terrell, William Hudson, b 1819-d1861

rtcam — 2011-08-28 04:35:47Z

Hello! What a great surprise find information in the internet of a descendant of William Hudson Terrell! I’m a gggrandson of William Hudson Terrell! I live in Brazil. William Hudson Terrell’s wife was Mary Montcrief (Born in 1837 in Georgia and died in Brazil, 1916). I have been searching my ancestors for about twenty years. I dont have more information on William H. Terrell, except about their descendant. I would like very much to get in touch with you to change more information.

Re: Terrell family of MS.

k3june — 2011-08-22 23:55:31Z

i know some stuff about this so email me at k3june@aol.com

Re: Terrell family of MS.

k3june — 2011-08-22 23:53:19Z

please email me k3june@aol.com

Re: Terrell family of MS.

k3june — 2011-08-22 23:52:20Z

i have one pic of annie ruth terrell my email adress is k3june@aol.com

Re: Terrell family of MS.

k3june — 2011-08-22 23:49:40Z

annie ruth was my great grand mother she was marred my grand mother mom annie ruth she was marred to frank smith thay had 3 sons my email adress is k3june@aol.com

Re: Terrell - African American

derekn1_1 — 2011-07-05 16:13:09Z

I have African American/Mulatto Terrell/Teril from Lovingston, Nelson, Virginia, and Albemarle. Our line starts with Cary Terrell born 1840, a slave of F.K. Nelson.

Cary and wife Rosetta Stacks had 10 children. Our line conects through their son Wilson Terrell, born 1860.

Re: William Terrell- The Rest of The Story!

ejcsrac1 — 2011-06-15 01:09:21Z

Hi, I would be very interested in those pages you discovered. I believe I have my data wrong re William Terrell Ford. I have him as son of Isac Ford and Mary Baker. Do you have birthdates/places for WmTerrell Ford, Saleta Ford,Coleman Ford? when/where was Mary 'Polly' Ford born? I have Mary 'Polly' Mathilda Ford married 2x: 1-Coleman Ford and 2- Isac Ford, is that wrong? look forward to hearing from you ejcsrac@att.net thanks,Eleonore

Terrell, William Hudson, b 1819-d1861

billterrell55 — 2011-06-12 13:43:33Z

I cannot find my ggggrandfather, William Hudson Terrell, born in 1819 in Virginia. Died in Louisiana 1861. His wife (most probably 2nd wife), emigrated to Brasil in 1868 from Gonzales Texas with at lease one of her relative, Moncrief. He is almost certainly related to the Virginia & south Carolina founders. The most telling similarity being appearance.
The strangest problem is I cannot find any reliable records. This might be due to the civil war and the destruction of numerous southern civil & church buildings, including in Alexandria.
I could use any thread of information, thank you!

The Dekalb Co., GA Terrells and Fords-The Rest of the Story!!

Anderwoman — 2011-06-12 04:49:08Z

William Terrell, Sr. (aka "Uncle Billy Terrell") married Mary "Polly" Baker. They had one child only. Her name was Mary "Polly" Terrell.
Mary "Polly" Terrell married Isaac Ford. They had four children: William Ford, Saleta Ford, Mary Ford, and Coleman Ford. Mary "Polly" Terrell Ford died when Coleman was just 4 months old. Coleman was the youngest child. William and Mary "Polly" Baker Terrell finished raising their 4 grandchildren.
When Mary Ford was grown, she married(or had a child out of wedlock with), Jack Lee/Clee. It is uncertain if they were married. Mr. Lee/Clee left and Mary died just one hour after giving birth to her only child, later named William Terrell (aka William Terrell Ford) by his great-grandparents. His great-grandparents, William Terrell and Polly Baker Terrell raised him in their home from the time he was one hour old. His great-grandfather, William Terrell, called him William Terrell because he didn't want him to bear the name of Clee or Lee, as he didn't like the man, Ford being the last name of his mother, when "little Billy" aka William Terrell Ford was born.
If you are interested in all the documentation for this information, I would be happy to forward to you the 60 page court transcript from the Georgia Supreme Court in 1899 as soon as I am finished typing it up from the copy of the original :-) There is a lot more information included in it. My sister, Ami Hart, and I found the original case file from the law suit of the heirs of William Terrell against W.C. Gill and Lucy Johnson in an old box that was uncatalogued in the Georgia State Archives just two weeks ago! :-)

William Terrell- The Rest of the Story!

Anderwoman — 2011-06-12 04:47:26Z

William Terrell, Sr. (aka "Uncle Billy Terrell") married Mary "Polly" Baker. They had one child only. Her name was Mary "Polly" Terrell.
Mary "Polly" Terrell married Isaac Ford. They had four children: William Ford, Saleta Ford, Mary Ford, and Coleman Ford. Mary "Polly" Terrell Ford dies when Coleman was just 4 months old. William and Mary "Polly" Baker Terrell finished raising their grandchildren.
When Mary Ford was grown, she married(or had a child out of wedlock with), Jack Lee/Clee. It is uncertain if they were married. Mr. Lee/Clee left and Mary died just one hour after giving birth to her only child, later named William Terrell (aka William Terrell Ford) by his great-grandparents. His great-grandparents, William Terrell and Polly Baker Terrell raised him in their home from the time he was one hour old. His great-grandfather, William Terrell, called him William Terrell because he didn't want him to bear the name of Clee or Lee, as he didn't like the man, Ford being the last name of his mother, when "little Billy" aka William Terrell Ford was born.
If you are interested in all the documentation for this information, I would be happy to forward to you the 60 page court transcript from the Georgia Supreme Court in 1899 as soon as I am finished typing it up from the copy of the original :-) There is a lot more information included in it. My sister, Ami Hart, and I found the original case file from the law suit of the heirs of William Terrell against W.C. Gill and Lucy Johnson in an old box that was uncatalogued and in the basement of the Georgia State Archives just two weeks ago! :-)

William Terrell- The Rest of the Story!

Anderwoman — 2011-06-12 04:46:14Z

William Terrell, Sr. (aka "Uncle Billy Terrell") married Mary "Polly" Baker. They had one child only. Her name was Mary "Polly" Terrell.
Mary "Polly" Terrell married Isaac Ford. They had four children: William Ford, Saleta Ford, Mary Ford, and Coleman Ford. Mary "Polly" Terrell Ford dies when Coleman was just 4 months old. William and Mary "Polly" Baker Terrell finished raising their grandchildren.
When Mary Ford was grown, she married(or had a child out of wedlock with), Jack Lee/Clee. It is uncertain if they were married. Mr. Lee/Clee left and Mary died just one hour after giving birth to her only child, later named William Terrell (aka William Terrell Ford) by his great-grandparents. His great-grandparents, William Terrell and Polly Baker Terrell raised him in their home from the time he was one hour old. His great-grandfather, William Terrell, called him William Terrell because he didn't want him to bear the name of Clee or Lee, as he didn't like the man, Ford being the last name of his mother, when "little Billy" aka William Terrell Ford was born.
If you are interested in all the documentation for this information, I would be happy to forward to you the 60 page court transcript from the Georgia Supreme Court in 1899 as soon as I am finished typing it up from the copy of the original :-) There is a lot more information included in it. My sister, Ami Hart, and I found the original case file from the law suit of the heirs of William Terrell against W.C. Gill and Lucy Johnson in an old box that was uncatalogued at the Georgia State Archives just two weeks ago! :-)