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Re: Melvin Winfield married to Burrell

carmelandneil — 2012-05-14 03:35:21Z

Hi,
We are researching the family of George & Ellen Winfield both born around 1874 in Derby Ilkeston & Nottingham Derbyshire England respectively. Their children were Elizabeth, Albert, Doris & Lily. Any information you may have would be most welcome.
Carmel Winfield

Re: leila winfield

EllenLWHafer — 2012-03-04 18:20:06Z

i was thinking it might be you. I'll call you. just starting to venture back to Ancestry.com and building a tree.

Re: leila winfield

aei627 — 2012-03-04 14:53:18Z

hi Ellen -its Amy Iam looking thru the mounds of papers I have trying to find the papers when I do I'll send copies talk to you soon

Re: leila winfield

EllenLWHafer — 2012-03-03 23:45:38Z

Greetings again, I have logged in and I am responding now within Ancestry .com. Your query about Leila Winfield showed up when I googled my Dad's name. Would be glad to connect with you to see what other information we both have.

Thanks, Ellen L. Winfield Hafer

Re: leila winfield

EllenLWHafer — 2012-03-03 03:11:47Z

When I googled my father's name your request for information on Leila Winfield came up. My father is Richard Percy Winfield. I will look at information I have. I am only aware that he had an Aunt name Leila Winfield and that was also my sister's name. I am not aware that Ida Simmons Winfield had a daughter named leila and would be interested if she did.

I would be glad to follow up with you.

Re: Winfields that owned plantations in Virginia

mahukey_1 — 2012-01-11 05:06:49Z

Here is a lawsuit filed by two of Jarvis Winfield's children. This is the reason that there are Wingfield and Winfield families.
CHANCERY SUIT - WINGFIELD, Jarvis - To the Worshipful Court of Sussex County sitting in Chancery (1757) Humbly complaining sheweth unto your Worships your orators and orat..rias? John Wingfield, John ..arton and Mary (Wingfield?) his wife, Thomas Dixon and Judith (Wingfield?) his wife, Richard Huson and Elizabeth (Wingfield?) his wife, Thomas Wynne and Martha (Wingfield?) his wife, Joel Wingfield, Joshua Wingfield, Martha Wingfield, and Peter Wingfield by Mary (Harris?) Wingfield their mother and ... ...which said Joshua, Martha and Peter are infants under the age of twenty one years and children of Edward Wingfield deceased and which said Edward Wingfield was and the said John Wingfield, Martha ?Carlon?, Judith Dixon, Elizabeth Huson and Martha Wynne are the children of Jarvis Wingfield late of this county deceased. That the said Jarvis Wingfield being in his life time and at the time of his decease possesed of a considerable personal estate consisting of sundry valuable slaves and other things departed this life on or about the ...... day of March one thousand seven hundred and fifty six Intestate leaving Hannah Wingfield his widow and ?relict? and William Wingfield his oldest son and heir at law. That Whereas by one Act of Assembly made in the year ...... it was among other things enacted "That when any person dies intestate, his widow shall have one full and equal third part of all of his slaves which upon her petition to the Court, granting Certificate of Administration of her husbands Estate, shall be assigned to her by persons for that purpose to be nominated and appointed by the said court; she shall hold such slave and slaves and their increase, during her natural life, and after her death, the said slaves and their increase which shall then be living shall be appraised and shall descend to and be vested in the heir at law of the intestate, but he shall be answerable to the other children or the legal representatives for their proportionable value of the said slaves, in the same manner as is herein after directed for the other remaining slaves" "And the other remaining slaves of the intestate shall be immediately vested in his heir, but he shall be answerable to the other children or their legal representatives for their proportionable part of the increase value of such remaining slaves, in the same manner as by this act is directed for the distribution of the other personal estate of the intestate" Your orator further show that struck out portion(they have in a friendly manner applied both ) after the decease of the said Jarvis Wingfield at a court held for this county on the .....day of....In the year of our lord One thousand seven hundred & fifty six Administration of the estate of the said Jarvis Wingfield was committed to the said Wm. Wingfield who whereupon conceiving himself to have authority to do so, did of his own accord assign to the said Hannah Wingfielld slaves as her third part, whereas your orator (illegible, may be apportion?) that the said slaves are more than the said Hannah's full an equal third part of the slaves whereof the said Jervis died possessed, and that by the above recited Clause of the Act of Assembly the said William had no power to do so. Your orator further show that they have after in a friendly manner applied to the said Wm. to consent that such distribution of the slaves and other personal estate of the said Jarvis should be made by this worshipful court should be directed And your orator further further show that they have in a friendly manner likewise applied to the said Hannah to redeliver the said slaves assigned her by the said Wm and to petition this worshipful to appoint persons to assign? (illeg word) or as by law prescribed ?But Now? so it is & may it please our worships, the said William Wingfield who is eldest son and heir as afto hath altogether hither to refused and still doth refuse to account with your orator & to let your orators into an equal division of the slaves so this personal estate whereof the said Jarvis died possessed, and the said Hannah Wingfield, the widow and ?relief? as of doth also refuse to relatives the said slaves to as of illegally assigned her by the said Wm. The said Wm. on his past pretending being out in (theeekes?) that the absolute property of the said slaves is (?octed?) in him as heir at law to the said Jervis & can not be subjugated (subjected) to a distribution, & the said Hannah also pretends that theslaves assigned her are no more than her equal third part. In (?tender?) consideration whereof and for as much as matters of this tort are properly & only cognizable in this Worshipful court of Chancery. To the end therefore that the said William and Hannah may on their respectivecorporal oaths full .... & perfect answer make to all & singular the matters & things herein contained as fully as if the same were herein again ?repeated? & ?inferred? ?unto? particularly that the said William may (...)forth & discover whether the said Jarvis Wingfield did not depart this life intestate at the time, specific of sundry valuable slaves & other things as by their bill of your orators have charged and that the said Hannah may set forth and discover whether the said Wm did not assign her slaves as her full equal third part of the said Jervas as to? slaves, whether the said slaves are not at this time in her possession (struck out (whether the said slaves were assigned her by persons appointed by this worshipful court by the said Wm) And that the said William may be compelled to make such distribution as is by law directed and that the said Hannah may be compelled to deliver up the said slaves & that her third be assigned her according thereto & that your orator may have such other and further Relief in the ?????? as to this Worshipful Court shall seem meet (May it please the John Wingfield John ?Parton? & Mary his wife, Thomas Dickson (Dixon) and Judith, his wife, Richard Huson and Elizabeth his wife, Thomas Wynne and ?Martha? his wife, Joel Wingfield Joshua Wingfield Martha Wingfield and Peter Wingfield by Mary Wingfield their mother of (something something which said Joshua, Martha and Peter are infants under ther age of twenty one years and children of Edward Wingfield deceased of which said Edward Wingfield was of the said John Wingfield, Mary Partons Judith Dixon Elizabeth Huson & Martha Wynne are the children of Jervis Wingfield deceased Plaintifffs against William Wingfield, oldest son of and heir at law of Jervis Winfield (tear in paper) of Hannah Wingfield widow & Relief of the said Jervis. Defendents This case was this day heard upon the pets? bill the ?Defendents answer and the arguments of the counsel on both sides on consideration whereof it is ordered & decreed that (unclear) & Gibbons Thomas Huret? of William Gillam or any who of them do make an estimate of the value of the personal estate of ??unclear) whereas Jervis Wingfield the intestate in the bill named died & ?possesed? (not including in such estimate a negro recovered from the Defendent Wm since his intestate death) and make a report to the xxxx court in order to a final decree. Augustine Claiborne, clerk John Wingfield John ?Parton? & Mary his wife, Thomas Dixon and Judith, his wife, Richard Huson and Elizabeth his wife, Thomas Wynne and ?Martha? his wife, Joel Wingfield Joshua Wingfield Martha Wingfield and Peter Wingfield by Mary Wingfield their mother of (something something which said Joel Joshua, Martha and Peter are infants under ther age of twenty one years and children of Edward Wingfield deceased of which said Edward Wingfield was of the said John Wingfield, Mary Partons Judith Dixon Elizabeth Huson & Martha Wynne are the children of Jervis Wingfield deceased Plaintifffs against William Wingfield, oldest son of and heir at law of Jervis Winfield (tear in paper) of Hannah Wingfield widow & Relief of the said Jervis. Defendents This decree was this day again further heard on consideration something and the persons appointed by a former decree having referred into Court are Estimates of the value of the slaves ( exclusive of the defendent Hannah's ... as of her dower and also of a negro recovered by Robert Wingfield of the said William since the death of the intestate) and personal estate in the bill something something are the whole to five hundred and sixty one pounds six shillings and eight pence and the plaintifs having entered into bond ......sufficient security to to refused and pay back to the defendent William as administrator as afore said if ...... require according to law, it is therefore decreed and ordered that the defendent William pay unto each of the claiments the children of the said Jervis and the children of the said Edward something something of their said father forty nine pounds three shillings and five pence in full of their respective shares and proportions of the value of the said slaves and personal estate of the said Jarvis Wingfield deceased and that the costs of this such be equally born among all the plaintiffs, the children of the said Jarvis and the defendents The plaintiffs costs ???141??? having something fee 15 or 150 Job The defendents costs 10something My interpretation of this chancery suit is that Jarvis Wingfield died and his widow and eldest son made a grab for most or all of the slaves. This got the other surviving children mad and they filed suit to get them back or distributed. They succeeded

Wingfield v Wingfield, 1757-32, Sussex County, Virginia

Apr 3, 1997 - 05:53 - From: - Robert James Winfield

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re Winfields in Derbyshire

irenecooknick — 2011-10-31 17:57:27Z

Does anyone have information on a Mary Winfield born around 1791. She married George Fletcher on Jan. 21 1805. Any information would be greatly appreciated.
Irene

Clark Winfield, b. 1811 Phelpstown, New York

schloss — 2011-10-18 02:46:49Z

Looking for info on my g.g. grandfather, Clark Winfield - born 1811 in Phelpstown, New York - moved to Ohio - married to Sarah Jane Martland/Myrkland/Mertland on April 29, 1847 in Summit County, Ohio.

Both he and Sarah are buried in Bedford, Cuyahoga County, Ohio.

Searching for any information on Clark's parents.

Re: Winfields that owned plantations in Virginia

DelondaC5 — 2011-09-29 20:30:36Z

I also had a bi-racial Winfield in my family. From VA supposably Sussex or Petersburg. My Great-Grandfather Harold Winfield. His mother was a Jewish lady. We really have no info on his or her either. We know he married a lady name Josephina Winfield and that's all. His son was Harold and Arthur Winfield. Arthur Winfield was my grandfather and lived in Philadelphia, PA. We think they also had sister Martha who may have had a different father or mother. She may have been Martha Mason.

Re: Winfields that owned plantations in Virginia

DelondaC5 — 2011-09-29 16:25:59Z

Wow. This is why I'm having a hard time locating. My family are descendants from both Slave and White Jewish.. thinking Massenburgs. My mother is Esther Winfield and her brother was Arthur Winfield. Their Father was Arthur Winfield <-- My Grandfather. His Parents where Harold and Josephina Winfield. They had another son Harold Winfield. <---My Grandfathers Brother (My mothers' Uncle). They were from some part of VA originally. Petersburg and/or Sussex. My mom says her Great-Grandmother was Jewish. This is odd for you didn't her of a white woman with a black man at all back then. My mom did say she came all the way to from VA to Philadelphia to visit them and that it was real hush hush. She also said her Grandfather looked Mixed so it could of been his mother, but she is not sure. She also said she had an Aunt Martha who would come up to visit. I know of the lineage of Charles Winfield, but Harold is missing. Also know of the Massenburgs but can't find the connection. Anything you got to assist would be so helpful.

Re: Moseley - Winfield

Kessgen — 2011-09-08 20:36:12Z

No, nothing yet. Still looking.

Re: Moseley - Winfield

Kessgen — 2011-09-08 20:36:10Z

No, nothing yet. Still looking.

Re: Moseley - Winfield

BruceKirry — 2011-09-08 19:53:15Z

Did you have any reply regarding Lucretia Moseley? I am interested as well.

Winfield Family who migrated from Mecklenburg County Va to Anson County, NC

daisylegs1960 — 2011-08-04 14:51:31Z

I am a descendent of Sarah Winfield and Job Davis of Stanly County/previous Montgomery County/previous Anson County (the county changed names 3 times during their span on the property) North Carolina. Both were born in Mecklenburg County Virgina in 1773. Sarah was the Daughter of Peter Winfield and Charlotte Freeman. Charlotte was the daughter of Arthur Freeman. Her sister Jemima Freeman was the 1st wife of Peter's brother Joshua. Charlotte and Jemima's brother Henry married Elizabeth (Betty) Thrower and when Jemima passed, her widower Joshua married Betty's sister Rebecca Thrower. It gets even more confusing as Peter had a cousin also named Peter Winfield (son of William) who had a daughter named Sarah.

I am looking for any information on the Anson County branch of the Winfield's and also trying to find the parents of Job Davis, Sarah Winfield's second husband. Job and her father Peter Winfield both signed the petition to separate Anson and Montgomery Counties in 1799. Peter had grants to the land along the Rocky River in the 1770's. Several families came from Mecklenburg County to this area about the same time, Allen's, Randall's, Lilly's, Vanhoose's, Lee's, Preslar's, Culpeppers, Crumps and Ingrams. And the family of Sarah's first husband, Richard Howell. Sarah and Richard had two children, Peter and Charlotte Howell. She had 4 sons with Job Davis: Edward Winfield Davis, Henry Davis, Merrit (or Marriott) Freeman Davis and James M (I believe the M stood for Monroe) Davis. Any information on the Davis or Winfield families would be much appreciated.

Louise Winfield of San Antonio, TX 1921

drbrownlee — 2011-08-03 04:30:59Z

Louise is pictured in the 1921 Pedagog, yearbook of Southwest Texas Normal College in San Marcos, Texas, and is a sophomore. I'm not kin but thought this might help someone researching the family.

leila winfield

aei627 — 2011-08-01 14:04:38Z

hi looking for info on a leila winfield born late 1800's
mother ida simmons winfield brother richard percy winfied born oct 10 1899 thank you for any help

Re: Annie Winfield

CIBCIB — 2011-07-11 01:11:57Z

Hi, My name is Bill Winfield and my E-Mail address is bill@winfields.com.au. My Great Grandfather was Thomas Winfield who was convicted at Norfolk, Bourough of Kings Lynn Quarter Sessions on 24/10/1825. He was transported to Van Diemans Land where he served 14 years jail. When released he married Ann Gibney an Irish migrant and they had 6 sons and one daughter. I believe he died in Victoria and could be buried in the Maryborough Cemetry in Victoria. I do not know his age, who his parents were or if he had brothers and sisters, where they lived or what work he did etc. Can you help me to find out more information about the Winfields? I look foreward to your early reply. Bill Winfield.

Re: EARLIEST WINFIELD

CIBCIB — 2011-07-06 05:13:58Z

HI, My name is William Winfield and I reside in Australia. I am searching for information about my forefathers. I know my Great Grandfather was Thomas Winfield who was convicted at Norfolk,Bourough of Kings Lynn Quarter Sessions for stealing a pair of trousers on 24/10/1825. He was transported to Van Diemans Land (now Tasmania)in Australia where he served 14 Years jail. I know nothing about his background, how old he was,who his parents were,did he have brothers or sisters etc. Can you help me fill in some of the puzzle? My E-Mail address is bill@winfields.com.au. I would love to here from you. Bill

Re: Winfield or Wingfield, Sussex Co, Va.

mlpalmer198 — 2011-05-31 02:34:17Z

Hi,

My name is Michael Palmer and my stepfather was B.D. Winfield, Jr. I grew up on the farm at Shady Oaks - time period was 1956 - 1968.

I have been piecing together my stepfather's family history and am very interested to see the data on this line that has been posted.

I do not have much new to add other than bits and pieces I have been able to put together. I do recall a number of family history events as related to me by my grandmother, Rebecca Winfield (nee Applewhite).

Re: Winfield or Wingfield, Sussex Co, Va.

paddypuke — 2011-05-21 19:14:26Z

Thanks. That is interesting. Nancy's father was Bryan Fannin III (m. Permelia Hobbs in Sussex Co., Va.) and this Bryan's mother was Rachel Rottenberry Fannin, wife of Bryan Fannin, Jr. of Sussex Co., Va. Rachel was the daughter of John and Susanna Rottenberry. I wonder if Lucy was related to these Rottenberrys?

Does the following match your records?

Nancy Fannin born around 1791. She married 1st Thomas Atkinson on Oct. 29, 1812. John Fannin was listed as a bondsman. Nancy married 2nd William Winfield , Jr. on Dec.
21, 1825. Nancy was still living at the age of 89 during the 1880 census.

Thomas & Nancy had a daughter, Sarah A. T. Atkinson, who was born around 1815.

William Winfield was born in 1796 in Virginia. William & Nancy had two children:

i. John Anderson Winfield (Windfield), a Physician, was born April 4, 1828. He married Elizabeth M. Feild who was born in 1834. John A. Winfield died on October 5, 1896 at Shady Oaks, Sussex Co., Va.

John & Elizabeth had the following children:

a. George W. Winfield born October 4, 1858 and died on July 7, 1931. He married Fannie Mason born October of 1855 and had five children:
1a. Susan Mason Winfield born June of 1882
2a. Elizabeth Winfield born 1885
3a. Patricia Louise Winfield born December of 1886 and married Eppes Bass & had one child, Edward Eppes Bass.
4a. Fannie Lee Winfield born February of 1889
5a. Janet Atkinson Winfield born March of 1894

b. May Louise Winfield born 1860
c. Bessie Cora Winfield born 1862
d. John R. Winfield born 1864
e. Hattie F. Winfield born 1868, who married Ernest Rogers and had one child, Arthur Rogers.
f. Andrew Bryant Winfield born August 3, 1870 He married Anna Armistead Chambliss. They had one child: Bryant DeWees Winfield born September 30,1892 in Sussex Co., Va. & died May of 1978 in Sussex Co., Va. He had a son named Bryant D. Winfield, Jr. born November 10, 1918 and died March 1, 1994 at Stony Creek, Sussex Co., Va.

ii. Robert H. Winfield, son of William Winfield, Jr. and Nancy Fannin Atkinson was born around 1830 and married Lucy Seaborn.
Robert & Lucy had one child: Robert Winfield.

Re: Winfield or Wingfield, Sussex Co, Va.

hindswd — 2011-05-21 14:02:57Z

I have William Winfield (b. abt 1796 d. 1862) married to Nancy Fannin Atkinson. I have him as the son of William Winfield (6 Nov 1761 - bef 1814) and the grandson of John Winfield and Lucy Rottenbury. I believe that William and Nancy Fannin Atkinson Winfield lived at Shady Oaks in Sussex County Virginia. I believe you can find information on their home at the Library of Virginia website as well as in an old book on historic homes of sussex and dinwiddie counties.

Re: Winfields that owned plantations in Virginia

hindswd — 2011-05-21 13:57:28Z

I do not have any direct information, but there were certainly rumors and dis-inheritances related to bi-racial relationships in the family. The tough part is that if the family did not want to talk about something or didn't approve of something they would basically just erase it from memory/history.

Re: Winfield or Wingfield, Sussex Co, Va.

paddypuke — 2011-05-02 02:38:02Z

Yes, I am still interested. Would you please share with me the information you have on this Winfield (Wingfield) family that married into the Fannins.

Thank You,

Pat Fannin

Re: Winfields that owned plantations in Virginia

DEB3RD — 2011-05-01 19:30:39Z

I have reviewed the slave schedules, but there are no names. My ggrandfather was named Alexander and he was born May 9, 1847 in Sussex County, near Petersburg. Do you have any records documenting manumission of any slaves? I have reason to believe he was either freed, or was born to a free woman. Also, he may have been biracial. Any info would be appreciated! Thanks

Re: Winfield or Wingfield, Sussex Co, Va.

hindswd — 2011-05-01 19:18:15Z

I have some information on this family, but am from a different branch. Let me know if you are still interested.

Re: EARLIEST WINFIELD

hindswd — 2011-05-01 19:08:38Z

There is also a Winfield / Wingfield family that has been in Virginia since the mid 1600s.

Re: Winfields that owned plantations in Virginia

hindswd — 2011-05-01 19:04:31Z

I am directly descended from one of the many farm-owning branches of the Winfield family in Virginia. I have been able to put together a lot of information on the family and several slave schedules in my tree. My branch of the family had farms on border of Dinwiddie and Sussex counties in Virginia.

Re: Slave last name

hindswd — 2011-05-01 19:00:12Z

Many former slaves took the names of their masters after the Civil War (or whenever they were freed.) This was definitely the case with the Winfield family in Virginia as there are still black Winfields living not far from Winfield family farms.

Re: Winfields that owned plantations in Virginia

juliewaterman315 — 2011-04-28 23:03:55Z

I have ancestors named Winfield who were born in Ohio and apparently came from somewhere in the south where they owned slaves. I hit a block wall with these line of my family.I know my 3rd great grandfather was Robert Winfield.

Re: Charles Winfield and Diana

sirenac_1 — 2011-04-02 14:08:49Z

hello, I am currently doing a bit of research on the Winfield family.I am not sure if you will find this info useful but I have come across a Patrick Garrett Winfield born in 1894. have you tried looking in the Australian Archives? Patrick's next of kin was listed as a Beatrice Winfield, not sure if this was his wife or his mother. He was born in the Northcote area. Patrick Garrett served in the citizens military forces between 1939 - 1948.

best wishes
Sirena Conroy

Beatrice Winfield Lytle 1953-2011 Chillicothe, Ohio

Lace_Lynch — 2011-03-31 13:13:49Z

CHILLICOTHE: Beatrice J. Lytle, 57, of Chillicothe, Ohio died unexpectedly, March 29, 2011, at the Adena Regional Medical Center.

She was born November 7, 1953 in Chillicothe, Ohio (Ross County) to Lloyd and Grace Mayo Winfield.

Survivors include her children, Curtis Winfield, Jason and Dwayne (Jennifer) Lytle, all of Chillicothe and Marette (Alonzo) Woods, of Corpus Christi, TX; grandchildren, Isaac, Ashley and Isaiah Bocook, Dwayne, Jr., Brendon, Daejuan, Dreyden, and Kaidon Lytle, Rudy Ragland, Kavina and Marvan Woodfork; great-grandchildren, Jourdin Mitchell and Zarion Rutherford; a sister, Barbara Pettiford; brothers, Lloyd, Carl (Betty) and Glenn Winfield; several nieces and nephews; the father of her children, Robert Lytle.

She was preceded in death by an infant daughter, Tanisha Lytle; brothers and sisters, Gary, Michael, Maryjo and Demeatris Winfield; and a special friend, Marvin Woodfork, II.

She was a member of Zion Baptist Church where funeral services will be held 1:00 p.m. Saturday, Rev. J. Troy Gray officiating. Burial will follow in Greenlawn Cemetery. Friends may call 11-1 Saturday at Zion Baptist Church.
Her online memorial register at: www.HallerFuneralHome.com.

Published in the Chillicothe Gazette on March 31, 2011

Winkfield/Wingfield

wandafarmer114 — 2010-08-15 19:55:30Z

Looking for info on Ezekeil and Mary Winkfield. I believe they are my great great great grandparents. Know of these children they had: Susan, Beckwith, Richard and Henry. My email is wandafarmer@va.metrocast.net

Thanks in advance for any info I receive!!

Re: Mary Jane Winfield

efwinfield5218 — 2010-08-10 18:58:46Z

I am looking for info on Daniel Winfield b.1816 in NJ. Iwas wondering if he mite be one of the nine children. Married Phebe Hough and moved to Falls,Wyoming, Penn.(1850 censes)

Re: Melvin

wfscvmc — 2010-08-09 16:55:01Z

my name is carolyn winfield from waterville,ny.my father-in-law was theron winfield who is the youngest child born to william winfield and rose smith from binghamton,ny. his siblings were william(1905),rose(?),and velma mae(1916),who is the only survivor.i am trying to tie together all of this.was there a winfield family living somewhere in pennsylvannia? i remember dad telling me about a trip down there to see some relatives.any further information would be great.thanks

Moseley - Winfield

Kessgen — 2010-07-07 22:07:42Z

Seeking information on the parents of Lucretia Moseley, born about 1809 in Virginia, and died sometime between 1850 and 1860.
She married Thomas Winfield who was born 1804, Dinwiddie, VA on 24 Dec 1825 in Sussex County, Virginia.

They had 8 children: William Henry, Almeda A., Maria F., Mary T., Thomas M., George A., John A., and Lucy T. between 1831 and 1849.

Thank you!

WINFIELD Herbert W 1918-1993

t42MountOlivet — 2010-07-05 11:18:15Z

WINFIELD Herbert W 1918-1993

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 215,827 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: Slave last name

horan119 — 2010-04-12 13:05:09Z

I am searching my family tree. I was told that we were Native American. I am seaching the Winfields of Broad Top, Huntingdon, PA. I am finding that they were all black. I traced it back to 1870's Virgina. Do you have any information about them?

Death of Prof. E. C. Winfield - Mount Vernon, Texas 1899

maryachtrh — 2010-04-05 20:46:30Z

Taken from the Dallas Morning News, 27 February 1899

Winfield - Mound Vernon, Texas, February 26 - Prof. E. C. Winfield, principal of Franklin Institute died here this morning of pneumonia. His remains will be forwarded to Lynchburg, Virginia tonight.

Re: Winfields from Barbadoes & Saba

bajanshell — 2010-02-02 23:24:18Z

Looking for wife of Capt. Thomas Matthew WINFIELD born in Saba I think. He had 2 daughters Edna Winfield who married Ernest Everton Bourne & Elizabeth Winfield who married Kenneth Walton Worme. If any of these names sound familiar, please contact me at bajanshell@yahoo.com
Celia

WINFIELD James H 1906-1973

t42MountOlivet — 2010-02-02 19:07:21Z

WINFIELD James H 1906-1973

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 212,305 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.

Winfield

jwelsch — 2010-01-31 13:02:38Z

WEST LIBERTY, Iowa -- Luetta Ruth Winfield, 82, West Liberty, died Wednesday, June 15, 2005, at her home after a brief illness.

The Rev. Dennis Martin will officiate the services. Burial will be at the Nichols Cemetery.

Memorials may be made to Iowa City Hospice or St. Joseph Church building fund for the Parish Life Center.

Mrs. Winfield was born June 27, 1922, near Nichols, the daughter of Ira Lee and Anna Edith Benninger Pike. She married Edmund Winfield Feb. 16, 1941, in Nichols.

She was a 1939 graduate of Nichols High School and attended Davenport Business College.

In her early years, she was employed by GPC, Muscatine.

She was a member of St. Joseph Catholic Church and the Altar and Rosary Society. She was an avid collector of angel figurines.

Survivors include her husband; three daughters, Linda Roe and husband, Charles, of Fulton, Mo., Susie Wieneke and husband, Jim, of West Liberty and Kathy Noble and husband, Morrie, of Atalissa; a son, Edmund Winfield Jr. and wife, Pam, of Burnsville, Minn.; five grandchildren, Jennifer Stoker and husband, Aaron, Anna Roe, Matthew Winfield, Andy White and Melissa Bunge and husband, Chris; two great-grandchildren, Grace Bunge and Megan Lee Willier; and numerous nieces and nephews.

She was preceded in death by her parents; a grandson, Corey Lee Wieneke; one sister; and two brothers.

Re: Charles Winfield of Ontario

blbatchelor — 2009-12-30 05:09:04Z

George:
Please contact me at blbatchelor@hotmail.com re the Winfield/Batchelor line so we can compare/swap info

Thanks
Bonnie

Re: Charles Winfield of Ontario

gwin678 — 2009-12-29 19:25:07Z

I have a large listing of Winfield/Batcheler Family. It includes Donald Batchelor & family of Manitoba.

George Winfield

Re: Looking for help and family (Winfield)

KathyWinfield — 2009-12-16 18:10:09Z

Sorry it took me so long to get back to you---I haven't been on this site in years!!
I think the Winfield line orginated in Indiana--well as far as my husband's family knows, they don't know very much at all!!
If you have anything you can share please let me know :)
Kathy

Winfields in NC

pmm4328 — 2009-11-04 16:45:10Z

Looking for MAry Winfield that married Henry JAckson in 1853 in Granville Co., NC. I think they left NC for the west but not sure where.
Also looking for Winfield Morgan that married Piety Weathers in Granville Co., NC. I am almost certain that Winfield Morgan and Mary Winfield are related.
I am trying to connect the Jackson's that married into this group. I believe that the Winfields migrated down into NC from Brunswick Co., VA alongwith the Jacksons. They seem to have intermarried alot with the Jacksons, Weathers, Winstons, and Morgans.

Thomas Garret Winfield

CIBCIB — 2009-09-29 09:10:56Z

Hi, My name is William (Bill)Winfield and I am searching for information about my Great Grandfather Thomas Garret Winfield. I know Thomas Winfield was convicted at Norfolk, Borough of Kings Lynn Quarter Session to serve a sentence of 14 years and departed London on 12/04/1826 for Van Diemans Land which is now Tasmania in Australia. No mention of the name Garret appears except on his wedding certificate. I noted your comment that you had a lot of information about the Winfields, does Thomas Garret Winfield appear anywhere in your findings? Can you help me ? Reguards Bill Winfield.

Re: Winfields of Watford

2009-09-29 09:09:02Z

Hi Stevie, Finally I have arrived at this after trying to locate you. Is your Email address current. Had some trouble emailing you. Give me any or all information on the family. Heard you met Mike He is a great guy. Best Regards Alistaire Winfield

Winfields of Watford

StevieBass40 — 2009-09-29 09:08:24Z

Tried unsuccessfully to reach Alistaire Winfield by e-mail. Advert in Watford observer alerted us to your quest. Have loads of info on Winfield family. My father is John Bass, son of Edith (Rene Winfield) and Jim Bass. Rene had 5 sisters, 1 brother, Arthur John (JACK). Mother - Mary Seabrook, father, Edwin Arthur. Please get in touch soon.

Winfields of Watford

2009-09-29 09:07:47Z

Researching Winfields in my family in Watford, Hertfordshire. Henry Winfield 1858 and earlier. Would appreciate any help. Thanks. Alistaire Winfield

Charles Winfield and Diana

PaulaArdern — 2009-09-29 09:06:49Z

Searching for ancestors of Charles Winfield born about 1825, in England died Dec. 1885 Bicester, Cheshire, England and his wife Diana Walker born 15 Dec 1817 St. Peter, Mancroft,Norwich, England.
Thanks