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WINBORNE John H - Vietnam Wall section 7W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-05-10 20:44:51Z

WINBORNE John H - Vietnam Wall section 7W

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 220,676 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: WINBORNE/WINBURN family chart of 1700

cKYgen — 2011-05-07 21:10:04Z

Subject: WINBORNE/WINBURN family chart of 1700
Posted by: @@boatkitten@XXX.com (View posts)
Posted: 14 Jan 2001 7:54AM GMT
Here is a generation chart of part of the info I have -- PLEASE NOTE there may be some errors, and this was info compiled thru the years from various people --- I dont have documents to back these up...... Browse at your own risk. :D Valerie
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We are in agreement, Browse at Your Own Risk.
There are Numerous Errors in your Post.

The following information is Correct on your family-line:
Eliza Walters who was the second wife of Sidney Winburn
was Always Called ElIZA.
Eliza in her marriage records and when her children marry they refer to her as Eliza (Never Elizabeth).

From “Vital Statistics, Estill County, Kentucky (Births 1852-1910, Deaths 1852-1880)”
Name - Elisa Walters
Born - March 20, 1859
County - Estill
Mother - Sarah E. Walters

Name - William Walters
Born - May 4, 1861
County - Estill
Mother - Sarah E. Walters

William B. and Nancy (Lewis) WALTERS had a daughter named Sarah E. Walters.

Re: WINBORNE/WINBURN family chart of 1700

boatkitten125 — 2011-01-17 17:32:45Z

Several of our Winburn relatives moved to Missouri.

Thomas Winburn eventualy find his way to Sherman Texas. He was shot there, and is buried in the West Hills cemetery in Sherman.

Here is someone's very extensive listing of this family:
http://www.fewpb.net/~estillco4/webb.htm

Re: WINBORNE/WINBURN/WINBOURN & WISDOM

boatkitten125 — 2011-01-17 17:10:29Z

If he was in uniform in 1938, then that means he would have enlisted before the US entered the war. The US didn't enter WWII until after Pearl Harbor (1941). .

The NARA WWII enlistment records are from 1938 to 1946. I couldn't find his name in that file, but perhaps he enlisted before that?

Are you sure the date of the photo was 1938?

I can't find his name in the WWII enlistment files. In fact, there are no Winborne's listed at all until after 1940.

Here's the link to the National Archives search site:
http://aad.archives.gov/aad/index.jsp

Best of luck to you! (My dad was in Patton's army too - known as the Third Army)

Re: Winborn/winburn (and other variants of surname)

winburnh — 2010-09-01 14:51:37Z

Hello,
I believe I am a decedent of William Winborne/Winburn. I am part of the Winburn family in SC. I am looking for any information on William, his son John or his grandson Cord "Cordy" Winburn. If anyone has any questions about the Winburn's in the SC area feel free to contact me @ winburnh@gmail.com.

WINBORNE Milton L and Rena C

t42MountOlivet — 2010-06-10 13:45:24Z

WINBORNE Milton L and Rena C

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 214,557 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.

Re: Winborne - Nansemond Co, VA

srmardre — 2010-06-08 23:03:56Z

Thomas Parker Winborne is my great-great grandfather. His son, John Talbot Winborne is my great-grandfather. Both of them are buried at the Winborne Family Cemetery on Indian Trail in Suffolk, Va Nansemond Co. Va.

Re: Winborn/winburn (and other variants of surname)

bobwinborn88 — 2010-02-16 04:29:00Z

I would like very much to have the book by Lorinne Winburn Gaide. I have not found much information on William and Elizabeth Winborne (Winburne, Winborn, Winbourne, Winburn) and I have been searching hard for past two years. Let me know the cost of book and mailing and I will send it to you. Thanks very much. Bob B. Winborn, 22509 N. Robertson Dr., Sun City West, Arizona 85375.

Re: Winborn/winburn (and other variants of surname)

baldaco04 — 2010-02-16 03:43:45Z

I was wondering if you ever found info on William & Elizabeth Winburne/Winburn/Winbourne.There is a book written by Lorinne Winburn Gaide.E-mail me if you would like a copy. baldaco04@hotmail.com

Re: dorothea winborne

djsblum — 2009-05-23 00:35:33Z

My information shows Dorothea Winborne died 7 Nov 1858 and William Webb, her husband, died 3 Nov 1856.

Re: John Winborne

JanePilandBaker — 2009-04-26 14:50:44Z

Hello Karen,

You seem to have a wealth of information regarding the Winborne-Jenkins lineage. How would you document the connection between the Winborn and Jenkins families via (Elizabeth Winborne + Charles Jenkins)? I am new at this. I am a descendent of Gov. John Jenkins. I know Henry Jenkins was Charles' father and Gov. John Jenkins was his grandfather. I need to document how the Winborne family came into the Jenkins family via Elizabeth Winborne's marriage to Charles...who was her father/mother? Thank you so much for any help you might be able to provide. Jane

Who Was ELIZABETH Winborne's FATHER? ELIZABETH Married CHARLES JENKINS (Grandson of Gov. JOHN JENKINS, NC)

JanePilandBaker — 2009-04-26 14:29:19Z

Hello!

I hope someone will be able to help me. I would be so grateful!

I cannot find the answers to these questions:

Who was Elizabeth Winborne's father? I know Elizabeth Winborne married Charles Jenkins (son of Henry Jenkins and grandson of Gov. John Jenkins - North Carolina.) How can I prove this information? Where is this information found? I am a decendent of Gov. John Jenkins. I am trying to document the connection between the JENKINS & WINBORNE families.

Thank you for any help you might provide. Also, if available, please include spouses and dates, etc. Any information would be most helpful and sincerely appreciated.

Thank you for your time, assistance and kind consideration. Best wishes, Jane

Re: WINBORNE/WINBURN/WINBOURN & WISDOM

bwb777 — 2009-04-09 21:44:32Z

I am new at this. My father was John Winborne and so was his
father, who I met when I was very young and barely remember.
I do not know his wife's name but I found out that my great-great-great grandfather's last name was Savage or Surgill?
My father was in the world war II around 1938 because I have a picture of him and my mother, and he was in military
uniform. I remember that he said that he served under Patton's regiment. He is from North Carolina, and migrated
to New Jersey. I can't seem to find any records under his
military records. I have no ancestry information past my
parents. If anyone can help me please reply

Winborn/winburn (and other variants of surname)

bobwinborn88 — 2009-03-05 16:26:43Z

I am looking for information about William Winborne and his wife Elizabeth Wen who came to Boston around 1638. They lived in Boston, Malden, and Exeter. Their son John was a minister in Manchester until leaving for North or South Carolina around 1686. William and Elizabeth were from England and I am especially interested in their backgrounds
before they came to New England. I am willing to exchange information. Thank you for reading this.

dorothea winborne

april1412 — 2007-03-24 20:32:22Z

from the information that i have both dorothea and her husband william webb died on the same day of november 3 1856 at noland's creek estill co ky. does anyone know how they died or ahything else about them?

Re: felder winborne

2006-09-16 15:19:58Z

I am Felders' grandaughter. He is my fathers father

Martha Jane Windborn "Mattie J"

ondabyu — 2006-04-11 15:05:51Z

Seeking any information on:

Martha Jane Windborn born 5 Feb 1845 died 16 Sept 1917 Athens AL

married to:

Joseph T. FLYNN on 23 July 1868 - Lincoln County TN
born 7 Dec 1836 died 16 March 1908 Athens AL

I am also researching FLYNN and am trying to verify is they are the parents of James Walter Flynn born 3 March 1872 Lincoln County TN married to Johnnie Caldorina "Callie" Anderson of DeSoto County, MS

Pickens Co. Ala Winborne's

evy524 — 2005-06-27 00:23:57Z

Thomas Lee Winborne born abt 1836 Ala., parents unknown, b. NC. Thomas married Sarah Sturdivant, believe children were William, Julia, John Henry, Lee, Robert, Jennie, Earl, Lucy, Ruth, Dollie, all born in Pickens Co. Ala, Need children, spouses of these children Thanks

WINBORNE/WINBURN family chart of 1700

@@boatkitten@aol.com — 2005-02-18 13:38:40Z

Windborn, William 1842

dlbkdcb — 2005-01-18 16:20:55Z

Any information on William Windborn born 1842- wife mary- son Bedford - lived in Martin Tn for a while

Winborne

BCrabb44 — 2004-07-16 03:24:46Z

I'm trying to located the parents of Minnie Estelle Winborne, if you have any information please contact me at crabb2210@charter.net.

Re: John Winborne

2004-06-17 13:25:34Z

I have my mothers copy of both books.Her father Richard was brother of your John Wallace. Gate

Re: John Winborne

2004-06-17 12:17:45Z

My grandfather was John Wallace Winborne, the former Supreme Court justice in NC. I have a copy of the Winborne Family by BB Winborne (1905) and the Winbornes of Old (1911). Since these books are out of print, I am looking into having them reprinted so that others can order the book. If you or anyone in your family is interested, let me know and I will let you know if we are successsful in getting the books re-printed.
I also have my grandfathers notes on the Winborne family as he did extensive research in the 1960s.

Winborne - Nansemond Co, VA

2004-04-18 23:12:10Z

WINBORNE/WINBURN/WINBOURN & WISDOM

Hubbard8311 — 2004-02-23 18:33:09Z

Searching for info on WINBOURN family from Greensboro NC, Rockingham NC, or Guilford Cty, NC in early 1800's.
Specifically, Cornelius Winbourn who married Tabitha Hendrix in 1822.
Also Thomas Glenn WISDOM. and Judith DABNEY.
Any possibilities in your line?
Tx, Zoe Hubbard
Colorado

felder winborne

donaldduck42556 — 2002-11-18 04:26:38Z

looking for info on felder winborne i have attached file of info i do know

Re: John Winborne

2002-11-08 08:13:28Z

Hi Nancy
My maiden name is Winborne and I have my tree in Bexhill, Sussex England going back to William Winborn's marriage to Grace Matthews1696. My great grandfather added the 'e' at the end for his marriage to Alice Emily Medhurst in 1897 before that we were Winborn. If you or anybody else would like to compare notes please let me know.

Re: John Winborne

cajonesjajones — 2002-08-28 23:13:04Z

I am also researching this line.
Do you have any information about Winiford Winborne b 1785 married Samual Jenkins b 1785 Bertie Co, NC D bet 1847 and 1849 Madison, Al?
I would appreciate any information in the Jenkins/Winborne line.

Neta Winborne

annanicolelee — 2002-06-18 19:18:16Z

I am looking for the parents of Neta Winborne who married George R. Morris in Wilson, North Carolina (Also known as Nash County). Neta Winborne is my great grandmother. I have quite a bit of information on the line on the Morris side but I am coming up empty on the Winborne side. There are quite a few that appear here and there in the various census' dating back to 1790 but I can only find Neta after she married George. Anyone who could help I would appreciate it and will share any information I have that could be of some help.

Thanks- Nicole

Re: WINBORNE/WINBURN family chart of 1700

Pat_Frunzi — 2002-06-07 20:50:59Z

Thank you so much. Ancestry.com has that marriage as 1815, which was too soon. If it's 1851 that's about right as my Mary Eliza Winbourn Hagans was born 16 Apr 1854.

Her death certificate says she was born in Blue Springs, Jackson Co., MO, but that her parents were born in KY.
In the 1880 census for Lee's Summit, Jackson Co., MO, Mary Eliza and her husband James Franklin Hagan have a brother-in-law, Thomas Winburn age 18 b. KY, with them. This leads me to believe that Mary Eliza may have also been born in KY, but that her family moved to MO sometime before her marriage on 12 Oct 1874 in Jackson Co., MO.

Mary Eliza (Winbourn) Hagan died in St. Joseph, MO, 13 Oct 1935. She is buried in the Hagan plot at Mt. Auburn Cemetery. Her obit lists: a sister Mrs. Arch Stayton, Lee's Summit, MO; brother Jack Wimburn in OK; brother Cal Wimburn, St. Joseph, MO; a half-sister Mrs. Iva Denton in OK; and a half-sister Mrs. Myrtle Lentz, Lee's Summit, MO.

Re: WINBORNE/WINBURN family chart of 1700

Pat_Frunzi — 2002-06-07 20:50:59Z

I have information that Pauline Richardson was the daughter of John Richardson and Barbara Park. Also that Barbara Park was related to 2 families in Rowan Co., NC, who lived near my Hagans family. I would appreciate any information you have on Pauline.

Re: John Winborne

2002-01-13 01:48:53Z

I am a descendent of this line of Winborne's. I am searching for the death date of Benjamin Brodie Winborne, as the family genealogist he could not record his own death date! Anybody know it? I have the book on the Winborne family.

Re: WINBORNE/WINBURN family chart of 1700

victoria668 — 2001-10-13 14:41:21Z

How can I determine if this is my family chart? I am new at this, but want to pursue. My children have many questions, so I am dermined to answer! Thank you.

Re: WINBORNE/WINBURN family chart of 1700

marlenefrost43 — 2001-10-02 04:13:30Z

Only marriage record with name of Winburn and Richardson I have from Estill County dated 1808-1908 is as follows:
Thomas Winburn married Pauline Richardson on 12-11-1851

I also have info that they other children
Amanda E Winburn born 01-23-1858
Henry Winburn born 11-28-1859
Emeline Winburn born 04-29-1856

Not sure if this is stuff you already had..if not, hope it helps

Re: WINBORNE/WINBURN family chart of 1700

marlenefrost43 — 2001-10-02 04:13:30Z

I also have information showing that Pauline Richardson, the mother of Mary, is a descendant of Lord Baltimore.
Still not sure if this is same, but I believe it to be.
Feel free to email me .

Re: WINBORNE/WINBURN family chart of 1700

pghagan61 — 2001-09-23 20:42:28Z

The death certificate for Mary Eliza Winborne/Winburn (b. 1854) says her father is Thomas and mother an unknown Richardson. She married in the Blue Springs or Lee's Summit area of MO. Her husband was from Lee's Summit.
Have any idea who her parents were?
Thanks, Pat Hagan Frunzi

Re: John Winborne

KarenDutton — 2001-09-15 15:24:16Z

Thanks, I haven't seen that book yet, and since it was written after the two I have seen, maybe it will have more information (always a good thing <G>). I will keep looking for it. My library doesn't have a copy, but the LDS catalog shows it, so I will try to get it from there.

Karen Dutton

Re: John Winborne

2001-09-15 14:57:35Z

Book I have is "The Winbornes of Old" June,1911.Bennett's Creek in Va flows east into the James River then the Chesapeake Bay.It is close to the Historic Church now St. Johns were John was church warden in 1748 and vestrymen from1743 to 1754. Gate

Re: John Winborne

KarenDutton — 2001-09-12 23:43:57Z

thanks for the reply. Could you tell me in which book by B. B. Winborne I should look to find the page 20 you reference? I know that he wrote the one on the Winborne family in 1905 and the one on the Vaughan family in 1909, but not sure if he did any others. I don't have a copy of the books, just the pages I photocopied when I was at the library, and I missed the information that is evidently on that page (I admit I was in a bit of a hurry). I would like to know which book to look in when I go back.

Does Bennett's Creek possibly cross the state line? I did see a reference to a Bennett's Creek in Chowan Co., but maybe that isn't the same one.

Thanks,
Karen

Re: John Winborne

2001-09-12 22:41:46Z

I have my mother's copy of B.B.Winborne's Book.Her father Richard Winborne was a son of Dr.Robert Henry Winborne uncle of B.B.And one of those mentioned in the dedication.On p.20 Henry,Thomas,John & Elizabeth are clearly brothers & sister.John Winborne & Anne Hunter are the parents.John later married a Sarah who survived him.One Error in B.B.'s book is that Bennett's Creek is in Va. not NC.The senior John I don't think ever moved to NC. Gate

Re: John Winborne

KarenDutton — 2001-09-11 21:49:45Z

Hi,
What is the source for your info on John Winborne m. Anne Hunter and father of Elizabeth m. Charles Jenkins?

I have found the Benjamin Winborne book on the Vaughan Family, and find the info in it re: Elizabeth's parentage to be somewhat confusing. On p. 78-79, he mentions "All the old Winbornes came to NC from Nansemond County, Va. John Winborne came about 1730 [to NC] and settled on the east side of Bennett's Creek and married Anne Hunter. Maj Henry Winborne, the old ancestor of the Hertford County Winbornes, came in 1742. His brother Thomas came soon thereafter, and William, Philip, John and Benjamin Winborne came to Northampton Co. NC about 1748.
Since writing the above, the writer has ascertained from old records on file in the Theological Seminary, in Fairfax County, Va. that Maj. Henry Winborne, who came to NC as a very young man in 1742 from Nansemond County, Wa., was the son of John Winborne of the Upper Parish of Nansemond, Va. and was a vestryman of the established Church of England in that Parish from 1744 to 1760, and was selected as one of the church wardens in 1748. He voted, 1746, for the rebuilding of the brick church in Suffolk [at the time in Nansemond County] which was completed in 1748. Elizabeth Winborne, the wife of Charles Jenkins, was the daughter of the old vestryman."

Now, I first read this as Elizabeth being the daughter of Henry, but, if Henry came to NC in 1742 as a very young man, he was unlikely to be either a) Elizabeth's father or b) a vestryman in Virginia from 1744 to 1760, so I then interpreted it to be that John was the father of Henry, Elizabeth and Thomas (and possibly John, Phillip, William and Benjamin as well). As for John, if the John who m. Anne Hunter came to NC in 1730, the above reasoning also applies. Therefore, I am inclined to think that Anne Hunter was the sister-in-law of Elizabeth (who m. Jenkins'), rather than her mother.

Would appreciate your take on this.
Karen Dutton

John Winborne

gatel — 2001-06-30 19:19:39Z

Looking for ancesters siblings of John b.before1732 d.after1754 married Anne Hunter from Chowan County NC.They lived in Nansemond County Va.Children Henry,Thomas,John Jr.& Elizabeth.Elizabeth married Charles Jenkins. Gate

Jacob Winborne, ca. 1810 - ca. 1875

1999-03-31 22:52:04Z

I am searching for information about the ancestors, siblings, and descendants of Jacob Winborne. I do not know his birthplace, but think that it may have been North Carolina or Virginia. He is found only once--in Southampton County, VA on the 1870 census with wife, Edie and several children. Please send email if you can assist me in learning more about this family.