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Handmade Hardback Genealogy Books

Sophia1960 — 2012-05-25 22:52:18Z

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Re: Thomas Winchester 1790 NC

DoAnd-C — 2012-05-25 10:19:05Z

Thank you VERY much....I appreciate your time...and a peek back into our history.....

Re: Thomas Winchester 1790 NC

pat11138 — 2012-05-25 07:24:38Z

Harmon Kellems/Kellum is my ggg-grandfather. Harriet Brown? Winchester was his second wife. Robert Stockburger has the famous "Bloody Hand Bible" in his possession. I have copies from the family pages of that Bible. Below is a narrative sent to me by Robert ... William Carroll Kellems/Kellum is a son of Harmon and my gg-grandfather. From his narrative, I can only infer/(guess at) the names of Harriet's two sons. The date of the incident is July 4, 1863. I believe this took place in Clay county. There is a bit of confusion in reading this narrative as Ellen Kellems was not killed in this raid. She survived and married Jesse Perry. However, I believe that at least 2 of the Winchester boys were killed.
***
Robert Stockburger narrative , April 5, 2009
William Carroll Kellems was a fiery redhead, his wife (Penelope Boyd) was slightly red headed. He had been of Northern sentiment. She was of deeply Southern sentiment. He enlisted in the Confederate Missouri Cavalry and was shortly afterwards medically discharged. He has been said to have been shot from ambush by the Union soldiers. Some/All agree that his brother John Tipton Kellems was killed July 4, 1863, his body, Harriet, thrown into the Kellems yard and the house shot up with at least Josiah Harmon Kellems Sr and Jr., Ellen Kellems and it is believed 2 of Harmons stepsons, the sons of his second wife, Harriet Winchester were killed. Ellen married Jess Perry in Illinois just to the east of Carbondale and Josiah Harmon Sr. and Jr. and Ellen went back to Bureau county Illinois and Gilbert Kellems III to help. Several bloody hand prints placed in Kellems Bible although I believe all to be Josiah Harmon Sr., possibly one for each dead or wounded.

I will continue to see what I can find out.

Re: Thomas Winchester 1790 NC

DoAnd-C — 2012-05-24 10:30:21Z

where? in Clay Co? why was the Bible called "Bloody Hand"? and in it is there ANY references to WINCHESTERS???? Thanks for the information.....

D

Re: MacDuff Scotland Winchesters

mikewinchester_1 — 2012-05-24 08:17:33Z

Beth, you can also try my work email. It is mike.winchester.cs78@statefarm.com

thanks

Mike

Re: Thomas Winchester 1790 NC

pat11138 — 2012-05-24 06:53:29Z

According to the Family Bible of William Kellum and Penelope Boyd (aka the 'Bloody Hand Bible') Fatha (Faithy) Mileham married a Mr. Brown and had John Brown (b. 4 May 1849). Fatha died 18 Feb 1852.

Re: MacDuff Scotland Winchesters

mikewinchester_1 — 2012-05-23 15:00:08Z

Yes, my email is mikewinchester@comcast.net

My phone is 503-367-0595. Lake Oswego, OR

Re: MacDuff Scotland Winchesters

lilybear3 — 2012-05-23 14:22:38Z

Mike, I am trying to email you at mikewinchester@comcast.net. Is this the correct email address, it keeps failing? Maybe it is on my end?

Beth Taylor ( Mary Jane Winchester's grand daughter)

Re: MacDuff Scotland Winchesters

mikewinchester_1 — 2012-05-23 10:15:07Z

Who was your G grandmother? My Great Grand father was Joseph Winchester (1881) from Macduff. His father was Joseph Winchester and Magdalene Strachan from Buckie. Joseph (1881) apparently worked at Balmoral Castle as a grounds keeper and met his wife, Amelia, who was a chamber maid. They were married 6-30-1906 in Aberlour. He later moved to Glenlivet and worked at the Glenlivet Distillery. He later came to the US on 6-21-1908 and later moved to Glasco, Kansas/ Minneapolis, Kansas. He had 6 children with his wife Amelia Hay. Their children were(Joseph Jr.(1906), John Hay (1907), both born in Glenlivet, Lebarre Just(1910), Douglas (1913), Amelia W. (1914)and Muriel (1916). My grandfather, was named Labarre Just. My grandfather grew up in Kansas and moved to Portland, Oregon, USA, in approx 1942 to find work in the Shipyards, during WWII. I am curious regarding any relatives that stayed in Scotland. It seems like he and his 8 siblings all left in the early 1900's and went to New York, Kansas and Missouri. Did Joseph and Magdalene stay or leave? Do you have info or census for 1881 and 1891. It looks like you live in Macduff still? I live in Portland, Oregon, USA.
If you have anytime or info, I would love to chat. It is fun to connect the dots.

My email is Mikewinchester@comcast.net.

Take care

Re: MacDuff Scotland Winchesters

mikewinchester_1 — 2012-05-23 09:43:26Z

Hi Beth, I noticed your post regarding Mary Jane Winchester from MacDuff. I too am starting to do some research. Mary J. is my Great Grandfather's (Joseph Winchester) sister, he was born in 1881 in MacDuff. I found travel info from Ellis Island and have the ship manifests. Joseph came to the US on 6-21-08 with his sister Edith. They went to Albany New York I think. A year later in 5-23-1909, Joseph's wife, Amelia Winchester came over with their two sons Joseph Jr. (1906) and John Hay (1907). Mary J. is listed also as travelling with them. I know that Joseph and Amelia moved to Minneapolis, Kansas right away. I do not believe that any of Joseph's siblings (8 in all- which included John Alexander, Euphemia, Magdalene, Edith, Mary J. Stanley, George or Leah) followed him. I have all the info on Joseph's family line from then until now, DOB's and when they died. Joseph's had 6 children (Joseph Jr., John Hay, Lebarre Just, Douglas, Amelia W. and Muriel). My Grandfather was Lebarre Just (1910). Prior to WWII 1940-1942), John Hay, Amelia W. and Lebarre moved to Portland, Oregon at different times. Lebarre had 5 children in the Portland area (Richard, Daniel, Donna, Sandra and Gary). My father was Daniel. I have asked my Aunts and Uncles and none of them remember meeting any of Joseph's siblings except for Leah in Kansas. In 1974 as a child, I went to Minneapolis, Kansas and visited Amelia, Joseph Jr and Muriel. They were my father's Aunts and Uncles. I just contacted Patrice Winchester and she is a decedent of John Alexander, Joseph's (1881) brother. I am curious regarding the Winchesters from Scotland prior to John Winchester and his wife, Ann Robertson and Joseph Winchester and his wife, Magdalene Strachan. My uncle Richard, went to Scotland several years ago and found one of the homes that Joseph (1881) lived in on 4 Shore Terrace, MacDuff. Joseph worked at Balmoral Castle as a grounds keeper and met his wife Amelia Hay, a chamber maid. They were married in June 30, 1906 in Aberlour, Scotland. They later moved to Glenlivet and he worked at the Glenlivet Distillery. Apparently he became a heavy drinker of the Spirits and his wife made him move to the US, or so I hear. I think Amelia Hay may have had relatives already that had moved to Kansas and that is why only he moved to Kansas as opposed to staying in New York. You said that Mary J. moved to Concordia, Kansas. I looked on a map and she was very close to the Kansas Winchesters who were in the Salinas, Glasco and Minneapolis area, so they would have obviously done stuff together. I would love to find out what you may know. I am looking for the 1881 and 1891 census from Scotland. I can't believe everything that I have in 24 hours.

My email is mikewinchester@comast.net. I live in Lake Oswego, Oregon. USA

Re: William Washington Winchester

brucewhite139 — 2012-04-30 02:30:15Z

Washington Orr Winchester and his wife, Mary Francis Seets, are buried in the Old Foss Cemetery, in Washita Co, Oklahoma. Verified by mortuary warrant for his CSA pension, filed by his son, Arthur James Winchester.

Truman W Winchester

tammyb_62 — 2012-04-10 07:03:24Z

I am looking for any info on Truman W Winchester. All I know is that he was born on 1 Apr 1912 & died 29 Apr 1994 in Harlingen, Texas. He was my daughters grandfather. Her father, Mika F Winchester, doesn't have much info. So if anyone can help in any, it would be great !

Re: WINCHESTER of Cardiff, Wales

MichaelWinchester66 — 2012-04-01 18:21:24Z

Hi
Richard Winchester was the brother of my grandfather Daniel Winchester Born Somerset 1859.
I would love to have details of any of his descendants.
I have visited the grave of Richard and Susannah in Burrowbridge Somerset
Look forward to hearing from you
Mike Winchester

Death Certificate Henry Winchester born UK

johnval194 — 2012-02-25 09:55:39Z

Hi there to anyone who can advise me, I have now purchased two death certificate for whom I thought might be my grandfather, is there a route to follow to make sure that I purchase the right one, any help will be great many thanks Val

Crecia 1860 Scott co., TN

t_jlord — 2012-01-28 08:53:54Z

Crecia Winchester living at the home of Nancy Smith
house #363

Nancy Smith age 60 b VA housekeeper
Jane Wallis age 21 b TN hired servant
Mary Wallis age 1 b TN
Crecia Winchester age 41 b TN aldeny (no idea but that is what it looks like)
This is District 1 page 58 census my family is
next door # 362
Smith Henery 70 M VA
Smith Crecia 64 F KY
Smith Jane 23 F TN
Smith Henery 22 M TN
Smith Geo, W 16 M TN
the name Crecia is seen several times in the Smith family so it caught my attention I am only guessing Nancy is sister in law to Henry but still trying to sort it out
Any help would be much appreciated

WINCHESTER, Sarah

jana2676 — 2011-12-28 22:52:41Z

Lassen Advocate
Wednesday, September 30, 1953

Services Held for Sarah Winchester

Final services for Mrs. Sarah Winchester, 90, who died on Saturday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Frank Wood, were held from the Susanville Methodist Church yesterday afternoon at two o'clock with Rev. Hartzell E. Buckner officiating.
Members of the local Rebekah Lodge, of which the deceased was a member, had charge of graveside services at Susanville Cemetery.
Two duets were sung by Glenn Long and Reed Davis. 'In the Garden' and 'Old Rugged Cross' with Mrs. Alfreda Cunningham accompanying at the organ.
The pallbearers were David Winchester, LeRoy Winchester, Walter Sweeney, Leland Wood, Kenneth Barham, and Frank Corson.

Find A Grave Memorial# 22611554

Re: John Winchester, born about 1600 England

swinchester — 2011-10-15 15:03:22Z

The John Winchester born 1611 England was an early settler of MA, arriving MA Bay in 1635. Samuel Colt was born 1814, so that paranormal thingy must have been on steroids.

Re: John Winchester, born about 1600 England

Mzdramatica — 2011-10-15 01:12:51Z

Um hi I just went on a trip to d.c and we talked about Samuel colt and John Winchester so I decided to search about it cuz I watch supernatural and I never thought that it had fact in it! Can you tell me some more about John Winchester?

Wm Winchester

AliceM74 — 2011-10-06 04:07:07Z

I am looking for parents of Wm Winchester b. 1813 South Carolina d. 1870's Sulphur Springs Montgomery Arkansas. I have found Wm in 1840 Pulaski, Arkansas, 1850's Saline, Arkansas, 1860's Gap, Arkansas census. Then found wife Malinda Mnu b. 1813 TN d. 1900's Pulaski, Arkansas in 1870 census and widowed living with some of the children.
I would appreciate any help I can get.
Thank You So Much In Advance.
Alice Helton Smith

Alexander W. Winchester of San Francisco, CA 1944

drbrownlee — 2011-10-04 04:58:59Z

Alexander is pictured as an Army flight cadet in the yearbook of the 44-E Class at Hicks Field in Fort Worth, Texas. I'm not kin but thought this might help someone researching the family.

Winchester Family Tree DNA Project

swinchester — 2011-09-29 19:26:39Z

If you know of a male Winchester with documented descendancy that might link to one of the male Winchesters arriving 1600s-1700s into Colonial MA, MD, VA, NC or SC, please advise them we need them to join the Winchester FTDNA Project. For details regarding objectives and findings to date see http://www.familytreedna.com/public/winchesterfamilyDNAproje...

At this point we are Haplogroup R1b1a2A - common in lower England and Haplogroup I1 - common in counties bordering south side Moray Firth and especially western Norway and northern Denmark. We speculate New England Winchesters from south England and Maryland & North Carolina from Scotland.

The project will pay for the initial Y-DNA 12 basic test @ $59 and the member can then add more detailed tests later as they desire. Must contact me via email to set up details.

Sam Winchester [google sam winchester ncsu]
Warren Winchester
Co-Administrators

Winchester Family Tree DNA Project

swinchester — 2011-09-29 19:25:42Z

Re: OLD COUNTRY WINCHESTERS

swinchester — 2011-09-28 14:44:52Z

If you know of a male Winchester with documented descendancy that might link to one of the 1600s-1700s male Winchesters of MA, MD, VA, NC or SC, please advise them we need them to join the Winchester FTDNA Project. A group of us are haplogroup I1 that is common in counties south of Moray Forth and especially western Norway and northern Denmark. Those Vikings again!

The project will pay for the initial Y-DNA 12 basic test @ $59 and the member can then add more detailed tests later as they desire.

See http://www.familytreedna.com/public/winchesterfamilyDNAproje... for details.

Sam Winchester [google sam winchester ncsu]
Warren Winchester
Co-Administrators

WINCHESTER Family Tree DNA Project

swinchester — 2011-09-28 14:43:06Z

If you know of a male Winchester with documented descendancy that might link to one of the 1600s-1700s male Winchesters of MA, MD, VA, NC or SC, please advise them we need them to join the Winchester FTDNA Project. A group of us are haplogroup I1 that is very common in counties along Moray Firth and more so in western Norway and northern Denmark.

The project will pay for the initial Y-DNA 12 basic test @ $59 and the member can then add more detailed tests later as they desire.

See http://www.familytreedna.com/public/winchesterfamilyDNAproje... for details.

Sam Winchester [google sam winchester ncsu]
Warren Winchester
Co-Administrators

Winchester Family Tree DNA Project

swinchester — 2011-09-28 14:38:08Z

If you know of a male Winchester with documented descendancy that might link to one of the 1600s-1700s male Winchesters of MA, MD, VA, NC or SC, please advise them we need them to join the Winchester FTDNA Project.

The project will pay for the initial Y-DNA 12 basic test @ $59 and the member can then add more detailed tests later as they desire.

See http://www.familytreedna.com/public/winchesterfamilyDNAproje... for details.

Sam Winchester [google sam winchester ncsu]
Warren Winchester
Co-Administrators

WINCHESTER Family Tree DNA Project

swinchester — 2011-09-28 14:34:48Z

If you know of a male Winchester with documented descendancy that might link to one of the 1600s-1700s male Winchesters of MA, MD, VA, NC or SC, please advise them we need them to join the Winchester FTDNA Project.

The project will pay for the initial Y-DNA 12 basic test @ $59 and the member can then add more detailed tests later as they desire.

See http://www.familytreedna.com/public/winchesterfamilyDNAproje... for details.

Sam Winchester [google sam winchester ncsu]
Warren Winchester
Co-Administrators

Winchester Family Tree DNA Project

swinchester — 2011-09-28 14:33:47Z

If you know of a male Winchester with documented descendancy that might link to one of the 1600s-1700s male Winchesters of MA, MD, VA, NC or SC, please advise them we need them to join the Winchester FTDNA Project.

The project will pay for the initial Y-DNA 12 basic test @ $59 and the member can then add more detailed tests later as they desire.

See http://www.familytreedna.com/public/winchesterfamilyDNAproje... for details.

Sam Winchester [google sam winchester ncsu]
Warren Winchester
Co-Administrators

Winchester Family Tree DNA Project

swinchester — 2011-09-28 14:31:32Z

If you know of a male Winchester with documented descendancy that might link to one of the 1600s-1700s male Winchesters of MA, MD, VA, NC or SC, please advise them we need them to join the Winchester FTDNA Project. A group us are I1 haplogroup very common in shires south of Moray Forth and especially Norway & Denmark. Also many Winchester listed/buried since 1600's in NE Scotland

The project will pay for the initial Y-DNA 12 basic test @ $59 and the member can then add more detailed tests later as they desire.

See http://www.familytreedna.com/public/winchesterfamilyDNAproje... for details.

Sam Winchester [google sam winchester ncsu]
Warren Winchester
Co-Administrators

Winchesters Family Tree DNA Project

swinchester — 2011-09-28 14:29:22Z

If you know of a male Winchester with documented descendancy that might link to one of the 1600s-1700s male Winchesters of MA, MD, VA, NC or SC, please advise them we need them to join the Winchester FTDNA Project. A large group are I1 haplogroup very common in shires south of Moray Forth and especially Norway & Denmark. Also many Winchester listed/buried since 1600's in NE Scotland

The project will pay for the initial Y-DNA 12 basic test @ $59 and the member can then add more detailed tests later as they desire.

See http://www.familytreedna.com/public/winchesterfamilyDNAproje... for details.

Sam Winchester [google sam winchester ncsu]
Warren Winchester
Co-Administrators

Winchester Family Tree DNA Project

swinchester — 2011-09-28 14:26:39Z

If you know of a male Winchester with documented descendancy that might link to one of the 1600s-1700s male Winchesters of MA, MD, VA, NC or SC, please advise them we need them to join the Winchester FTDNA Project. A large group are I1 haplogroup very common in shires south of Moray Forth and especially Norway & Denmark. Also Winchester listed and burried in NE Scotland from 1600's.

The project will pay for the initial Y-DNA 12 basic test @ $59 and the member can then add more detailed tests later as they desire.

See http://www.familytreedna.com/public/winchesterfamilyDNAproje... for details.

Sam Winchester [google sam winchester ncsu]
Warren Winchester
Co-Administrators

Winchester Family Tree DNA Project

swinchester — 2011-09-28 14:18:31Z

If you know of a male Winchester with documented descendancy that might link to one of the 1600s-1700s male Winchesters of MA, MD, VA, NC or SC, please advise them we need them to join the Winchester FTDNA Project. A large group are I1 haplogroup very common in shires south of Moray Forth and especially Norway & Denmark.

The project will pay for the initial Y-DNA 12 basic test @ $59 and the member can then add more detailed tests later as they desire.

See http://www.familytreedna.com/public/winchesterfamilyDNAproje... for details.

Sam Winchester [google sam winchester ncsu]
Warren Winchester
Co-Administrators

Winchester Family Tree DNA Project

swinchester — 2011-09-28 14:18:09Z

If you know of a male Winchester with documented descendancy that might link to one of the 1600s-1700s male Winchesters of MA, MD, VA, NC or SC, please advise them we need them to join the Winchester FTDNA Project. A large group are I1 haplogroup very common in shires south of Moray Forth and especially Norway & Denmark.

The project will pay for the initial Y-DNA 12 basic test @ $59 and the member can then add more detailed tests later as they desire.

See http://www.familytreedna.com/public/winchesterfamilyDNAproje... for details.

Sam Winchester [google sam winchester ncsu]
Warren Winchester
Co-Administrators

Winchester Family Tree DNA Project

swinchester — 2011-09-28 14:16:23Z

If you know of a male Winchester with documented descendancy that might link to one of the 1600s-1700s male Winchesters of MA, MD, VA, NC or SC, please advise them we need them to join the Winchester FTDNA Project. A large group are I1 haplogroup very common in shires south of Moray Forth and especially Norway & Denmark.

The project will pay for the initial Y-DNA 12 basic test @ $59 and the member can then add more detailed tests later as they desire.

See http://www.familytreedna.com/public/winchesterfamilyDNAproje... for details.

Sam Winchester [google sam winchester ncsu]
Warren Winchester
Co-Administrators

WINCHESTER Family Tree DNA Project

swinchester — 2011-09-28 14:11:04Z

If you know of a male Winchester with documented descendancy to one of the 1600s-1700s male Winchester of MA, MD, VA, NC or SC, please advise them we need them to join the Winchester FTDNA Project.

The project will pay for the initial Y-DNA 12 basic test @ $59 and the member can then add more detailed tests later as they desire.

See http://www.familytreedna.com/public/winchesterfamilyDNAproje... for details.

Sam Winchester [google sam winchester ncsu]
Warren Winchester
Co-Administrators

Re: MacDuff Scotland Winchesters

lilybear3 — 2011-09-07 18:26:30Z

Hi Caroline,

My grandmother is Mary Jane Winchester from MacDuff. She moved to Concordia Kansas and married my grandfather, who was a dentist. They had my dad (Charles Edward Winchester Wilson) and my Aunt Jeanie,. If you have information on my family, I would love to share what I know. I am just starting to research the family history. I am in touch with my two cousins from Aunt Jeanie! I live in Colorado USA. Where do you live?

Sincerely,
Beth

Re: William Winchester

AliceM74 — 2011-07-23 01:18:27Z

My ggrandfather was James I. Winchester b. 1847 Sulphur Springs Montgomery Co. Arkansas d. 30 July 1917 Benton Saline Co. Arkansas. His father was Wm. Winchester b. 1813 South Carolina d. 1870's in Sulphur Springs Montgomery Co. Arkansas. I have not been able to find William's father or any family. William had many sons and daughters Elijah, Francis, James, David, Joseph, Nancy Ann, Amanda, Martha, Cordelia, Frances P. there is one more daughter but cannot remember her name. He had three children born in Tennessee and the others were born in Arkansas. I don't know if this is your line but would be interested to know. I really would like to find out William Winchester's fathers name. William was married to Malinda Mnu Winchester b. 1813 in Tennessee or IL d. in 1900's Pulaski Co. Arkansas.
Thank You !

Re: Winchester's and Presley's

DoAnd-C — 2011-07-11 11:44:07Z

were there ANY children from Thomas - Sara Jane marriage?

Re: Winchester's and Presley's

bcbarclay — 2011-07-10 21:10:28Z

Minerva Jane Winchester was married to William Joshua Tacker in 1878. She died Dec 10, 1901. They had eight children

William Walter Tacker (1879-1901)
James Brown Tacker (1881-1957)
Barney McPherson (Mack) Tacker (1883-1920)
Luther Fane Tacker (1885-1959)
Rosa Belle Tacker (1887-1970)
Sanders Monroe Tacker (1889-1967)
Charlie Burt Tacker (1891-1968)
Lilly A. Tacker (1896-1901)

I've often wondered what happened in 1901, three members of this one family, as well as other extended family members died in 1901)

William Joshua Tacker remarried the next year.

Re: Elizabeth Angeline Winchester

DoAnd-C — 2011-07-06 20:49:01Z

sherry have you found any information about your Elizabeth Angeline???

Thomas Winchester 1790 NC

DoAnd-C — 2011-07-05 17:56:16Z

found in Clay Co. MO 1850
m to Harriett (possible Brown maiden name) 1806 NC
Thomas 1839 TN
Alford 1841 TN
Harriett 1845 MO
Joab 6mos. MO
Mary A. 1832 TN
Faithy Brown 1830 TN
John Brown 1yr MO

Thomas died
1860 Clay Co. MO
Harriett m Harmon Kellems (NC)

Hope this helps SOMEBODY to figure out the elusive THOMAS'

Re: Ann Rebecca Winchester

LarryRBish — 2011-06-21 14:32:34Z

born June 2, 1835 in Baltimore, Baltimore County, Maryland, died Jan 17, 1864...She was married to Charles B. Dye on Aug. 30, 1859. That is all that I have on this cousin...so far

Re: Ann Rebecca Winchester

csmith129 — 2011-06-20 00:54:51Z

I recently learned that my relative, Olive May Winchester, was bequeathed money from the Winchester arms family. She was the daughter of Charles Winchester, brother of my great grandmother. Do you know the relatioship of Charles or Olive to Oliver Fisher Wichester?

Carl Smith

Winchester NC > TN > MO

DoAnd-C — 2011-06-18 15:14:02Z

census
1800 Francis Burke, NC
1810 Francis, Douglas, David Burke, NC
1820 Francis Burke, NC
1830 Francis Richmond Scott Co. MO

1790 Douglas, Wm Mecklenburg Co. NC
1800 - - - - - - - - -
1810 Douglas, David Francis Burke, NC
1820 Douglas, Thomas, Hardin, TN
1830 Douglas, Nancy Big Prairie,
New Madrid, MO.
Now to ask...I am looking for a family that would have been in MO BY 1830 a WINCHESTER son named Thomas James/James Thomas - mother Elizabeth( Elizabeth b. NC) was born in MO at this time.
I have NO husband/ father for Elizabeth and Thomas. It does seem reasonable that THIS DOUGLAS-THOMAS in TN would be my pick... a first child was born in TN 1827...
Any help appreciated...

Re: Winchester, William Thomas

DoAnd-C — 2011-06-18 13:58:12Z

following this Winchester family... Willoby went to Pendleton, SC along with a Daniel and Daniel 1800, Willoby, Daniel, Webb 1810...

Re: WINCHESTER

DoAnd-C — 2011-06-18 13:50:53Z

There is a large family from MD to TN Sumner Co. look int that area...

Re: Winchester's and Presley's

DoAnd-C — 2011-05-31 01:39:57Z

Does anybody know the names of the children that came from the 2 Winchester bros marriage to Sarah Jane? Does anybody know the names of the offspring of Sanders and Elizabeth Crowell?? Would appreicate any info.

Where did this happy little group move to > end up?

Re: Winchester's and Presley's

teaparty828 — 2011-05-03 23:51:52Z

James Winchester married Martha Jane Roper, daug. Lillie Mae was born abt. 1888, James died just before or right after Lillie was born. Lillie married Samuel Lee House abt, 1909, my father was the first child to live after 2 or 3 births before him, he was a junior. The House family lived in Sequoyah County Oklahoma. James Winchester's wife Martha Jane married James Prater, when he died she married the older brother of her daughter's husband, William House.

Re: Winchester's and Presley's

bcbarclay — 2011-05-03 15:49:50Z

I don't have anything on your Great Grandfather James Winchester, other than his approximate year of birth. Could you fill in some of the blanks for me? Thanks

Re: Winchester's and Presley's

bcbarclay — 2011-05-03 15:43:58Z

Her name was Minerva Jane Winchester. She was married to William Joshua Tacker. I've also seen his name as William Joshua Benjamin Tacker.

Re: Winchester's and Presley's

teaparty828 — 2011-05-03 02:37:23Z

I am the great grand daughter of James, son of william m and sarah presley winchester. Could you tell me the husband of minerva winchester? was her middle or first name, Nancy or Sarah? Thank you. Linda