Weeks - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Susan Weeks/Weekes, Bainbridge, Chenango, NY

K_Rhodes — 2009-11-07 21:35:07Z

I read the will.

Stephen Weeks of Oxford, Chenango County, New York died 26 August 1813 at 47 years of age and his will was probated on 13 December 1816. According to Edith G. Colwell, Chairman Historical Research, Agwrondougwas Chapter, DAR, Bainbridge, Chenango County, NY, Stephen is buried in burial ground on land owned by Frank Weeks, date not listed. Also in same burial ground, are graves of two children of Hiram and Effy Hubbard; one infant son and one daughter Marcia E, aged 17 months.

Stephen's wife was Anna or Amy Fish, b. 1775 in Dutchess County, NY and died 26 Feb 1867. She rests in the First Baptist Church Cemetary, in Afton, Chenango, NY.

Stephen's will lists sons Ezra, Elam, Ira, Lewis (Luis), Enos and Stephen (b. 26 March 1813, m. Julia Williams, d. 5 Oct 1874). His daughters are listed as Anne (b. 1796 - Guildford, Chenango, NY, m Stephen Page 1815 and died 2 Aug 1883 in Afton), Reney and Effie (b. 1810, m. Hiram Hubbard).

Amy Fish Weeks’ sister was Rachel Fish and she married Luther Page. Possible connection between 2 Pages?

I think my Susan Weeks Bush was related in some way to Stephen Weeks, either as a sister, cousin, or niece.

In 1795 Stephen Wicks of Jericho bought 128 3/4 acres of land in Oxford Town (Guilford)from John Anson. In 1829 Lewis Weeks II sold this same land to Alvah C. Bush of Bainbridge. (Alvah Bush is my Susan Bush Burr's uncle and she named a son after him.) In 1837 Alvah Bush sold this same piece of land to the younger Stephen Weeks of Guilford.

Does anyone descend from Ezra, Elam, Ira, Lewis, Enos, Stephen, Anne, Reney or Effie?

Does anyone have parentage of this Stephen Weeks?

Does he come from Long Island?

Thank you!

Re: Bartemus M. Weeks

ssmith1822 — 2009-11-07 01:42:08Z

Bartemus M. Weeks was the Reconstruction/"scalawag" Probate Judge of Coffee County. He is buried in the McGee Cemetery right out from New Brockton in Coffee County; the grave is marked (9 May 1808-1 August 1882). He was married three times; I believe he had issue by each wife. He was born in SC; lived in Georgia for some years where he married all three of his wives. He had few descendants living in Coffee County, AL when he died. I believe a number of his descendants moved to the Florida Panhandle.
Scott R. Smith, President
Pea River Historical and Genealogical Society
Emterprise, AL 36330

Re: Maximillian Frederick Bonzano Weeks

LynnHampton88 — 2009-11-02 23:36:40Z

my aunt margie (from Louisville) has traced our family, bonzano weeks was a great grandfather, yes, from NO, and worked at the mint. She has researched the family to europe. I will ask her to forward her information to you.
Lynn Hampton, alexandria, va

Richard Gene Weeks

JIWelsch — 2009-11-01 06:49:55Z

LEAVENWORTH, Kansas - Richard Gene Weeks, 72, Leavenworth, Kan. died April 9, 2007, at K.U. Medical Center, Kansas City, Kansas.

Burial will be in Mount Calvary Cemetery, Leavenworth. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Lung Association or a charity of choice.

Mr. Weeks was born March 5, 1935, to Albert Earl and Lydia Lichtenwald Weeks in Muscatine.

He was a graduate of Muscatine High School. Shortly after graduation, he entered the military service. He served in the Army in France, Germany and two tours of duty in Vietnam. He received the Meritorious Service Medal in 1975. He served in the Military Police, retiring after 20 plus years of service. Then he went to work for the Kansas State Penitentiary at Lansing as a supervisor. He retired from that position in 1993.

He spent many happy hours on his farm at Easton, Kan. When his health would not allow him to work with livestock, he retired to Leavenworth.

He married Lucette Cousin in Belton, Texas, on Jan. 25, 1965. They were married for 42 years.

While stationed in Ansbach, Germany, they adopted a daughter, Patricia.

Survivors include his wife, Lucette; three brothers, Earl of Kansas City, Mo., Anson of Muscatine and Gary Wayne of New Port Coast, Calif.; and two sisters, Doris Watson, Muscatine, and Geraldine Porter of Spokane, Wash.

He was preceded in death by his parents, a brother, a sister and daughter.

Re: Hezekiah Weeks in Maryland

jamesweeks48 — 2009-10-30 22:53:12Z

hello I am James Weeks,born in wilmington delaware.Now living in Tn.My father was james Weeks married to polly Brown.From here on I have an old family geneology book to go by.My grandfather was Clarence E. Weeks { REDS } married to Jean McCreary From Virginia.His Father was William Henry Weeks born 10-21-1876 died 4-25-1943 married to Lillie Mae Cochran married 1899 in Delaware. His father was Henry Weeks born about 1845 in Cecil Maryland married to Elizabeth Campbell born about 1836 in Maryland. His father is Hezekial Weeks no dates or origins.His wifes surname is marion.If you have any info that might help me I would greatly appreciate it.I have no older family members left to talk to for info on my family.thank you very much

WEEKS John Earl 1892 1970 Texas sfc Medical Dept W W I

t42GreenAcres_JohnsonCoTX — 2009-10-27 23:08:43Z

WEEKS John Earl 1892 1970 Texas sfc Medical Dept W W I

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Re: James A. Weeks married Phebe Jane Timmons-Warren county, Illinois

LestatsClaudia — 2009-10-27 10:52:53Z

I am looking for Macdaniel weeks , married martha sloan in Warren Co IL in 1856. Any connection?

Re: Weeks lookups from book, " Ainsworth & Weeks: A Photographic Remembrance"

waygin1 — 2009-10-21 18:07:09Z

Not that I am aware of.
Wayland

Re: Weeks lookups from book, " Ainsworth & Weeks: A Photographic Remembrance"

waygin1 — 2009-10-21 18:05:09Z

Not that I am aware of.
Wayland

Re: Lavina Weeks

timraper — 2009-10-17 08:00:34Z

I noticed your posting. I'm researching the brothers of the William Weeks you mentioned (Benjamin & Thomas Jr). Do you have any info on them? My line go up to Benjamin Weeks. His daughter, Nancy Ann Weeks married Robert Raper b. 1757. Another daughter, Elizabeth Weeks, married Jesse Simpson. His son, Joseph Wilson Weeks has some land records in early 1800's that mention Jesse Simpson and his sisters. Jesse Simpson & Robert Raper moved to the Wayne/Nash Co., NC area. Thanks

James A. Weeks married Phebe Jane Timmons-Warren county, Illinois

janemartin1941 — 2009-10-16 20:47:38Z

Descendants of ___Weeks

1 ___Weeks
.. +___
....... 2 James A. Weeks b: 1834 in Va. d: June 29, 1914 in ;buried Miami cem. Warren county, Illinois
........... +Phebe Jane Timmons b: Abt. 1840 in Ohio d: in __
................ 3 Francis Weeks b: 1858 in Warren county, Ill. d: in __

Re: Weeks from New York Bay of Quinte, Canada

plbailey — 2009-09-30 02:52:51Z

My husband's g-g-g-grandfather was Townsend Weeks. Townsend was born abt 1817 in New York [probably in Dutchess County] and married Catherine Brooks in 1843, daughter of John Brooks of Sophiasburg, Prince Edward County, Ont. Catherine was born abt 1823 in Prince Edward Co, Ont and died June 1870 in Cramahe Twp, Northumberland Co, Ont. Sometime after her death Townsend and his children moved to Attica Twp, Lapeer Co, Michigan. He died possibly abt 1895-96 in Clare Co, Michigan [?]. Townsend and Catherine had 8 children: Adna [?] b abt 1843; Levi b 10 January 1848 and d 24 July 1875 and is buried in Castleton, Northumberland Co, Ont; Edward b abt 1850; Isaac A. b abt 1854; Catherine b abt 1857; John Wesley [my husband's g-grandfather] b 26 October 1859 in Kingston, Frontenac Co, Ont [according to his death record] and d 22 September 1933 in Detroit, Wayne Co, Michigan - m Mary Elizabeth Seibert 29 May 1885; James F. b 30 May 1862 and d 30 December 1884 in Attica Twp, Lapeer Co, Michigan; and Eleanor [?]
Who are Townsend's parents? Isaac or Samuel or Townsend? Any information that you have would be greatly appreciated. Also any corrections to the above would also be appreciated. Thanks. Peg

LI - Weeks

dojo1 — 2009-09-26 18:11:40Z

Not sure about Jediah or Jedidiah
Descendants of Jesse Weeks
Generation No. 1
1. JESSE2 WEEKS (JEDIAH1) was born 1805. He married SOPHIA. She was born 1810.
Children of JESSE WEEKS and SOPHIA are:
2. i. JESSE H3 WEEKS, b. 1833, new york.
3. ii. WASHINGTON WARREN WEEKS, b. 17 Apr 1841, ny; d. 06/17/1916.
iii. GEORGE WEEKS, b. 1834.
iv. WM CARLTON WEEKS, b. 1842.
v. MARY ELIZA WEEKS, b. 1844.

Generation No. 2
2. JESSE H3 WEEKS (JESSE2, JEDIAH1) was born 1833 in new york. He married SARAH A.. She was born 1837.
Children of JESSE WEEKS and SARAH A. are:
4. i. THADDEUS M.4 WEEKS, b. 1868, Brooklyn NY.
5. ii. HARRIET ELIZABETH WEEKS, b. 02 Jul 1866, Brooklyn NY; d. 14 Dec 1901.
iii. CARRIE WEEKS, b. 1863; m. NEVILLE.
iv. ARLETTTA F WEEKS, b. 1874; m. WILLIAM ROGERS; b. East Moriches NY.
v. PEARL J WEEKS, b. 1879.
vi. DORTHORY WEEKS.
6. vii. ELEANOR E. WEEKS, b. 1861.
3. WASHINGTON WARREN3 WEEKS (JESSE2, JEDIAH1) was born 17 Apr 1841 in ny, and died in 06/17/1916. He
married CYNTHIA EUGENIA 1865.

Washington Weeks - NY - More family information

dojo1 — 2009-09-26 18:09:50Z

WASHINGTON2 WEEKS (JESSE1) was born 17 Apr 1841 in NY Brookhaven, and died 17 Jun 1916. He married CYNTHIA EUGENIA GRIFFIN. She was born 1842.

Children of WASHINGTON WEEKS and CYNTHIA GRIFFIN are:
i. CHARLES3 WEEKS, b. 1867.
ii. EVA WEEKS, b. 1869.
iii. FRANK WEEKS, b. 1872.
iv. HOWARD V WEEKS, b. 1879.
v. ARTHUR WEEKS, b. 1875, Riverhead

Jabez NY to Cedar Point, NC 1720

NYJANEDOE1803 — 2009-09-25 17:27:26Z

Does anyone have information on Jabez Weeks who left Long Island about 1720 for Cedar Point, NC? What family is he from, and who went with him?

Re: Weeks in Wisconsin

tammyweeks — 2009-09-25 17:06:19Z

Can you let me know what location(s) in Wisconsin you're looking for information? Those names don't look familiar to me but I've just started working on other Weeks' located in Wisconsin.

Re: Weeks in Wisconsin

judyjerrychristenson71 — 2009-09-25 16:35:13Z

I am also looking for Weeks from Wi. My Great grandmother was a Gertrude Blanch Rock weeks Mother Mandana. Raised by her Grandmother Clarissa Weeks. She is listed in Census as Clarissa's daughter. Moved from Tremealeau to ash Lake, Minnesota.
Gertrude blanch married Wm. Jackling 1st marriage and a Birney Brown 2nd marriage. Judy

Re: Jesse Hunt Weeks

dojo1 — 2009-09-23 14:32:58Z

Was this jesse born abt 1833-4 and 7 children?

Susan Weeks, Bainbridge, NY d. 1797

K_Rhodes — 2009-07-12 21:19:37Z

My Susan Weeks b.c. 1775 married 1795 Joseph Bush, son of Elnathan & Vashti Stebbins Bush of Bainbridge, Chenango County, NY and died 29 Dec 1797, a few days after the birth of their daughter also named Susan.

Susan Bush, b. 24 Dec 1797 married Alanson Burr, 7 Sept 1811 in Bainbridge and then moved across the state to Caneadea, Allegany County, NY. She died 20 Aug 1839.

I descend from their 3rd son, Alanson Andrew Jackson Burr born 29 May 1825.

According to History of Chenango and Madison Counties, Susan Weeks' father was an early settler in the town of Guilford.

According to Annals of Oxford Stephen Weeks and wife came from Long Island, settled in Bainbridge, then moved five miles farther and located on "Cider" creek, near Yaleville (Guilford). He died in 1813, leaving his wife with eight children. He left a will which I need to get a copy.

Could her father have been Stephen Weeks? Or maybe this is her brother or uncle?

I have all the Bush and Stebbins lines completed and have tried for years to get something more on my Alanson Burr line.

Any help with my Weeks line would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you!

Susan Weeks/Weekes, Bainbridge, NY

K_Rhodes — 2009-07-12 20:48:55Z

Susan Weeks b.c. 1775 married 1795 Joseph Bush, son of Elnathan & Vashti Stebbins Bush) of Bainbridge, Chenango County, NY and died 29 Dec 1797, a few days after the birth of their daughter also named Susan.

Susan Bush, b. 24 Dec 1797 married Alanson Burr, 7 Sept 1811 in Bainbridge and then moved across the state to Caneadea, Allegany County, NY. She died 20 Aug 1839.

I descend from their 3rd son, Alanson Andrew Jackson Burr born 29 May 1825.

According to History of Chenango and Madison Counties, Susan Weeks' father was an early settler in the town of Guilford.

According to Annals of Oxford Stephen Weeks and wife came from Long Island,settled in Bainbridge, then moved five miles farther and located on "Cider" creek, near Yaleville (Guilford. He died in 1813, leaving his wife with eight children. He left a will which I need to get a copy.

Could her father have been Stephen Weeks/Weekes/Wicks? Or maybe this is her brother or uncle?

I have all my Bush and Stebbins lines completed and have tried for years to get something more on my Alanson Burr line.

Any help with my Weeks line would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you!

Robert b. May 1890 Norman, Ok and brother Rufus Wayne b. Jan 1897

GMFerry — 2009-09-05 17:18:51Z

Looking for the above brothers, sons of Laura Todd Weeks. In 1900 they were in Coffeville, KS and I have found Rufus Wayne's WWI draft card dated 1918 in Oklahoma. In the 1920 census Dickinson, KS. Laura is listed with her son Robert and his wife Clara. Cannot find them after this date. Need some help. Also, would like to know the first name of Laura's husband, Mr. Weeks. Laura was born 1862 Fulton Co. IL. Now, I also need to find when she died and thinking she is still in Kansas as she was in 1920. In 1920 she was age 57. Thanks for any help.

Re: Eva Ozeta Weeks

trackersea_64 — 2009-09-03 19:57:35Z

i am looking for a book that was co authored with a wva weeks and mary warren, is this your relative, the book is about georgia the state called whites among the cherokee, and was to list the indians and whites from the years 1828 to 1838 before the trail of tears, is she related to you.

Re: John W Weeks & Sarah Carroll

piglet6751 — 2009-08-01 15:41:32Z

Morning,

Thanks for the tip!

John W Weeks was born abt 1844 in Arkansas. Sarah Carroll was born abt 1846 in Alabama. They married in Texas, I think, abt 1872.

James Weeks was about in 1882 in Troupe, Cherokee County, Texas. Mammie Ammons was born in 1884 in Mississippi. They lived in Sabine & De Soto Parishes, Louisiana.

Robert Weeks was born October 1879 in Cherokee County, Texas. Vaudie Gassiot was born abt 1900 in Polk County, Texas. They married March 13, 1924 in Center, Shelby County, Texas. Vaudie died January 24, 1930 in De Soto Parish, Louisiana, & Robert died in 1954. (This is my line.)

Hannah Weeks was born abt 1873 in Texas.

Jessie Weeks was born abt 1875 in Texas. Her husband, John W Lindsey, was born abt 1872 in Alabama. I don't know when or where they married.

Sallie Weeks was born abt 1876 in Texas.

Does this help or is there something else that I need to write?

Thanks again for your help!

McROBERTS Asa WEEKS 1853-1944

t42MountOlivet — 2009-06-17 17:19:58Z

McROBERTS Asa WEEKS 1853-1944

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WEEKS Pearson Algerd 1896-1959

t42MountOlivet — 2009-08-05 20:07:09Z

WEEKS Pearson Algerd 1896-1959

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WEEKS Maude L 1888-1981

t42MountOlivet — 2009-09-14 13:09:37Z

WEEKS Maude L 1888-1981

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WEEKS Willie C 1885-1974

t42MountOlivet — 2009-09-13 21:16:16Z

WEEKS Willie C 1885-1974

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Re: James Carter Weeks

realtyweeks1 — 2009-07-22 13:22:40Z

I'm currently collecting information on James Carter Weeks from my family in Louisiana. He would be my great great great grandfather. It was told to me that he moved here from GA and had purchased the land comprising Drake's Salt Works (provided salt to confederate soldiers in civil war). Also, he had a wife from N.Carolina that died before coming to LA. As told, he would have taken a native american indian as wife in this area. It is not known where his body is buried. The indian woman was supposedly buried on the Salt Works property. As the story goes, a large grave was dug and the wagon that transported her was placed in grave....then her body was placed in wagon and both buried. His son, Edward T Weeks, is buried in the Pine Ridge church & cementary in north LA. Edward fathered 5 sons....Hardy, Jim, Ed, Lee, & Marshall. Hardy was my great grandfather and fathered 11 children....of which Delton Edward Weeks is my grandfather. Delton fathered 4 children....of which Jerry G Weeks is my father. I have two sons, Christopher & Brian Weeks and we all live in Austin, TX. My email is realtyweeks@att.net and phone is 512-554-9800

George Weeks Polhemus of Fort Monroe VA

NYJANEDOE1803 — 2009-07-25 17:51:32Z

GEORGE WEEKS POLHEMUS

Born—December 4, 1889.
Died—September 3, 1919.

George Weeks Polhemus was born at Fort Monroe, Virginia, on December 4, 1889, and was the son of Adrian Suydam Polhemus and Frances Ainsworth Weeks. He was appointed Second Lieutenant of Infantry, U. S. A., November 30, 1912; First Lieutenant of Infantry, U. S. A., July 1, 1916; Captain of Infantry, U. S. A., May 15, 1917 and was appointed Major, N. A., June 7, 1918. He died at Walter Reed General Hospital, Takoma Park, D. C., September 3, 1919 of cerebral hemorrhage, cardiac failure, his rank at that time being that of Captain. Mr. Polhemus joined The Holland Society in 1912 by right of descent from Rev. Johannes Theodorus Polhemus,' the common ancestor of the family in America, who emigrated in the employ of the West India Company from the Netherlands to Itamarca, Brazil, and thence to Long Island, where he officiated in the churches of Kings County, was married to Catharina Van Werven and died June 8, 1676. He obtained, June 25, 1662, a patent for twenty-five morgens of land in Flatbush.
from:

Year Book of the Holland Society of New-York By Holland Society of New York, Theodore Melvin Banta, Henry Lawrence Bogert

Re: Weeks Name

NYJANEDOE1803 — 2009-09-06 23:02:06Z

Somehow our DNA links to the George Weeks family of New England. I'm trying to figure out who moved to the South from that family. I know one of the Dorchester, MA churches sent a contingent to South Carolina in 1695. I'm trying to figure out if we came with them, and then went to North Carolina, and obviously other places from there.

You have us tied to Virginia, and I would like to figure out if the Virginia family is tied to the New England Family.

I only know for sure that the Weeks in Orange County, NC were Quakers, and some of them moved to Indiana turn of the 19th century. I don't know if that is the same family that left Perquimans, NC or not, but I believe so. I'm finding the Weeks from both Carteret and Perquimans ended up in Indiana at the same time, so am trying to sort them out too.

I was just reviewing the Perquimans NC census for 1790 and noticed that the Wright family was there at that time, and the Weeks and Wrights in Orange County, NC were together at the same time, along with the Winslows. They all show up in Indiana together too.

Re: Weeks Name

NYJANEDOE1803 — 2009-09-05 22:01:17Z

I meant your lineage back into Virginia. I swear that I typed Virginia.

Re: Weeks Name

NYJANEDOE1803 — 2009-09-05 22:00:04Z

Earl, Are you fairly certain of your lineage back into Georgia? Did it come from Bible sources, or could you please provide where you got your information? You may have some data we all need.

Re: John W Weeks & Sarah Carroll

lawgrad — 2009-08-01 16:06:36Z

Oops! Just realized that I was logged in under the wrong account. Sorry for the mistake.

John W Weeks & Sarah Carroll

lawgrad — 2009-07-30 18:40:05Z

I am a direct descendant of John & Sarah (Sallie) Weeks, and am searching for anyone else with information about them. I know they lived in Cherokee County, Texas, had at least 5 children, and owned land at one time in this area. Their children were Sallie, Hannah, Jessie, Robert L, & James Wesley. I know Jessie married John W Lindsey, Robert married Vaudie Gassiot, & James married Mammie Ammons. Some of these children moved to Louisiana.

I would like to find out more about John & Sarah. Where & when were they married? When did they die & where were they buried? What about brothers, sisters, parents, and other family? Also, I'd like to find out more about their descendants. Do I have any cousins out there? If anyone has any possible connection to or information about this family, please let me know!

Re: Maximillian Frederick Bonzano Weeks

kingskid50 — 2009-08-24 00:31:50Z

Hi My name is James Weeks in Bella Vista, AR. My grandfather was MFB Weeks. I have his middle name and have a large picture of him. My father was Samuel A. Weeks Sr.who was born in New Orleans and lived in Memphis, Tenn. aftermy grandfather was made superintendent of the Illinois Central Railroad in Memphis. Letme hear from you @kingskid@cox.net.

Thanks
James F. Weeks

Weeks in TN

petmechanic — 2009-07-11 02:26:20Z

Seeking information on James Weeks who died 16 Jun 1935 in Blount county, TN. He was married to Edna Keeler on 7 Dec 1885 in Sevier county, TN. Both are said to be buried in Zion Chapel Cemetery Maryville, Blount, TN. On funeral home records James' mother was listed as Nancy Garner. Any help on this family is welcome.

Re: George Weeks and wifeJulia/Judith-VA

georgesweeksjr — 2009-09-05 21:42:33Z

I think we are in the same family tree.My father was born in Fauquier County Virginia (Warrenton,Va)about 1928(his birth certificate was altered and even he couldn't remember). His father was William J.(?Jackson)Weeks (born 1883)and mother Mary Matilda Furr (born in Thoroughfare Gap,Va unknown date). William Jackson Weeks' parent were Manley Jackson Weeks (born 1861) and Hannah B.Haley (born 1864.Manley Jackson Weeks' parents were John W.Weeks (born 1826) and Sarah Jane Garrett (born 1836). Most of these people are buried in the Warrenton Cemetery. John W.Weeks lost an arm in the Civil War.Please send me all the information you have and see if our family trees connect.Thank-you George S.Weeks,Jr.(by the way my middle name is Samuel and my father was called Sam).email to george_1973@hotmail.com

Re: Carlyle or Henry Weeks from N.H.

S_Shontell — 2009-08-12 20:04:40Z

My Mother Ida May (Weeks) Shontell is Henry And Carlyle Weeks Sister their Parents Names were Henry Edgar Weeks Jr and Jessie May Spencer
Susan Shontell
Stratford Tx

Re: Weeks of Grafton/Warren NH

S_Shontell — 2009-08-12 00:39:24Z

Hi I'm Not Sure if you would remember me or not my name is Susie Shontell and my Mom's Maiden name was Weeks and i did have an uncle Robert Weeks known to me as Uncle Robbie And his sisters name is Ida ans they were both born in Warren NH

Weeks Family

S_Shontell — 2009-08-12 00:15:05Z

Iam looking for any info on Henry Edgar Weeks Jr he was my Grandfather Born In Warren NH 1907 my GrandMothers name is Jessie May Spencer
They had 6 kids
Henry (Hank)
Ida May(my Mother)
Robert
carly
David
Helen

You Can contact me at cowboysangel71@yahoo.com
Susan Shontell

I need to return a book to David Weeks of Ontario, Canada

kagrayson — 2009-09-06 22:44:23Z

Hello, any help in finding David and his family greatly appreciated. I can be reached at kagrayson@gmail.com... Kelly

Re: John W Weeks & Sarah Carroll

sdhill242 — 2009-08-01 04:53:00Z

Howdy,

Well, you need to provide a little more than just a name, we need to have dates/places of birth or death. FYI, there are over 40 to 50 John W Weeks in my database, however I don't have a wife of Sarah Carroll.

I have James and Mammie in my database, but haven't connected him to the right John Wesley Weeks. For Robert, I have over 50 in my database, but haven't connected a Gassiot yet.

If you can give me James birth and place, I might be able to reverse lookup and figure out which is his father.

FYI, my 2nd GGrandmother was Narcissa H Weeks, daughter of Firney Green Weeks, wife of John Asaph Hill.

Scott D Hill
scott@RightSizeIT.com

Re: Weeks in Kansas

henrybostick1 — 2009-06-16 18:44:29Z

veronica was my grandfathers sister.And his name was paul Bostick.

Re: JAMES CARTER WEEKS

earlweeks71 — 2009-07-26 18:34:28Z

Look in Warren Co. Ga.

Re: Weeks Name

earlweeks71 — 2009-09-06 15:54:55Z

I got my info. from family bibles, death cert.marrage records,census records and few old family members that was still around plus the LDS records.I lost most of my records to water damage when my roof sprang a leak in astrom it got both computers and printers also. I'm trying to replace my records for my kids I have some of the death cert. and marriage cert. haveing trouble finding the old bibles. I have been worling on this about 20 years and many dollars later still looking

Re: Weeks Name

earlweeks71 — 2009-09-05 21:26:21Z

I'm a Weeks In Fla, my gdad was Ebenzere B. his dad was Ira Ebenzere, his dad was Joseph William, his dad was Thomas G. His dad was Benjamin, his was Thomas G. Sr. his was Francis his was Abraham They came From Va. N. C. S.C. Ga. Ala. in to Fla. You have a can of worm's to sort GOOD luck

Lovingood/Weeks and Indian blood line

ewkrueger — 2009-06-09 05:42:20Z

Hi,

I've been told that the children of Harmon Lovingood + Winifred Weeks were partial Cherokee Indian.

I'm aware of other Lovingood and/or Week unions with the Cherokee, but I haven't seen any in the direct line of these two. I'd appreciate any info.

Thanks,
Erick

Re: WEEKS/ JOHN,ELIZABETH,JIM, HOWARD,DELTIS

paul3333_1 — 2009-08-12 11:46:52Z

My Grandmother was Myrtle Magnolia Weeks Lived in TN, a while then move close to Decatur, AL, then to Bessemer, AL.
Have much more info about her, but not much about the rest of her family

Re: Myrtle Weeks

paul3333_1 — 2009-08-12 11:32:27Z

My Grandmother was Myrtle Weeks Born in Scottsboro, Alabama.
Her father was John Weeks and they were Cherokee, I have been told. She married Walter Boles of Chattanooga, Tn.
Their Children were Edna, Mary, Daisy, Paul (my father), Irene, Louise, Gordon, Thelma, Nellie, and Norma. They moved to Bessemer, Alabama, where she died at the age of 96. After her 1st child was born she went to visit her parents, they wouldn't let her leave, so my grandfather went there stole her back, and she never saw her parents again. I belive your father came by to visit one time, not sure. Hope this helps. Would sure like to have more info on her parents and family

Emily Weeks Nee Burrell Circa 1883 - Dec 1913 Hopless Challenge

wee123 — 2009-08-09 21:56:53Z

My Great Grandmother Emily Burrell was born in about 1883 and died in December 1913, in Pembrokeshire, Wales, after an illness following the birth of my Grandfather George Weeks. My Great Grandfather, her husband, also George Weeks, was in the Navy and was based in Pembroke Docks (Wales) for some time. We know very Little about Emily Burrell and her ancesters as my grandfather never spoke much about her. My Father would dearly like to know more about the grandmother he never knew. Any help would be much appreciated.
Emma