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I’ll start this thread in hopes that all will use it to post their family surnames. We will then have all the families together for easier cross reference.
My father’s direct line….( Floyd,Carroll and Montgomery Co, Va )
Dalton Simpkins Montgomery Phillips Cox Burk Reed White Henson Lawrence Goad Tobias Jennings Quesenberry Slinker Dickerson Duncan
My mother’s direct line….. ( Person and Granville Co, NC )
Newton Meadows Clements Tindell Lunsford Satterfield Kennedy Davie Moore Beasley Jones Mann Hailey
I’ll add more as I find them
Ken, This is link back to research done by a very good friend and scolar of Professor Airy Dixon. It has a lot of REED material in it.
Brenda
http://www.saponitown.com/forum/showthread.php?s=&threadid=591&highlight=Reed
Brenda, thank you for bringing that post to my attention. I haven’t yet had time to delve into Saponitown archives…… with winter on us, I will be housebound and on-line more often.
My father’s Reed is SARAH REED b. 1775 d. 9-26-1854. She was married on 9-5-1790 to AMBROSE N. COX SR. b. 1772 d. 1848 Montgomery Co, Va…….. I think (It’s in my notes somewhere) I do not have parents for either one.
peace
Ken
btw…….. saw my mother’s BEASLEY surname in that link also as one of headmen
Found another READE……. looking through notes on siblings of my ancesters. EDWIN BARNETTE READE married SARAH MEADOWS. I’ll see what else I find in Person co Heritage books index.
Other marriages of sibling Meadows, Newtons, and Lunsfords give us surnames of …… DUNCAN (on my mother’s side), COZART, ROGERS, CRIDER, MANGUM, OAKLEY, FOWLER, BLALOCK, REGAN, CLAYTON, WATERS, DAVIS, HUNT, MINOR, LATTA, CHANDLER, BEAVERS, FARNES, SMITH, CLARK, COPLEY, TAYLER, SURLS, HOOVER, WILLIAMS, HILL, RIDING, CARVER, WEAVER, PERKINS, HORTON, JACKSON, POPE, TILTON, MITCHELL, BAGWELL, WATSON, DAY, ROBERTS, HUDSON, LYNCH.
All these are 18th and 19th century.
hi,
my surnames:
jack ……b. abt 1735 in buncombe co,nc
john cole.. b.1760 in buncombe co,nc …d. 1862 lawrence co,ky
he married cuzzie anderson…b. abt 1760…..d. abt 1833,ky
william cole …b. 1791 in lincoln co,nc ..d.1885 magoffin co,ky
he married biddy (obedience) collins….b. abt 1800/04 madison co,ky..d.abt 1839 in magoffin co,ky
Thanks for doing this again.
Good evening, Of record my family are listed as “Pleasants”.
Our surnames are Coleman, Rice, Lacks and Collins on moms side. All from Halifax County Virginia. Great great grand mother Ellen Rice and John Coleman. —— daughter Mary Coleman (Rice) maiden name.
Richard Pleasant(Collins)
My dads surnames- “Burns” from GA and “Brown” from Hanover County Virginia.
Father’s direct line: YOUNG (Newport News), BEASLEY, ANDREWS,FULLER (Caroline County, VA.).
Mother’s direct line, just on grandma’s side: CASH, SKINNER, AGEE, BONDURANT, CHASTAIN, FORD (FAURE), GARRETT, TURNER, PHELPS, WALKER, PATTERSON, ARTHUR, NORTH. All I can think of off the top of my head. All from Virginia.
Coheelady
Mother’s lines:
from Pa/Md, to Ohio to Ind:
WOODEN, POWER.
from Va to Ky to Ind:
MORGAN, LAW, BAIN, McKAY, McCARTNEY.
from Pa to Ky to Ind:
MARSHALL
from NC to Ky to Ind:
HENDRICKS
from Va:
FOSTER, GATEWOOD, SPARKS, LEWIS, COLLINS, WILLIS, THORNTON, CHRISTIAN, MITCHELL, COCKERHAM, LAWSON.
from NC (lines orig from southern Va:
BLANKENSHIP, CHAMBERS, WHITESIDE.
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Father’s lines:
from Va to Ky:
CHILES/CHILDS, RAZOR (from Pa to Va to Ky), COOK (orig Pa), GRABLE (orig Pa), MILLER, FORD/FOREE, MADDOX (orig Md), MAGRUDER, THORN (orig Md), DYSON (orig Md), WEBSTER, ROBERTS, GREEN, VARDEMAN, BURNS, DEAKINS, LEE, LEWIS, COLLINS, WILBURN, WRIGHT, BEASLEY, BLEDSOE, PERRY, THORNTON, WILLIS, HORD/Hoard, CAIN, QUAGIN, RODGERS, ALLISON, CHRISTY, LEMON.
from s.Va to NC to Ky:
TRAYLOR, THOMPSON, CAREY.
Mother’s Side:
Bennett, Perry, Goff, Allman, Lyons, Patterson, Mace, Westherholt, Stansbury, Marks, Fisher, Ferrell
(Pa, Oh, Va, WV)
Father’s Side:
Collins, Spencer, Bennett, Taylor, Williams, Woods, Roark, Howard, Brock, Sloan/Slone, Donellson/Milam
(Va,NC, Ky, WV)
Step Sides:
Godfrey, Bailey, Shoulders, Prince (WV)
Children’s Side: Samson, Standish, Alden (off Mayflower)
Originally posted by Bill Childs
Father’s lines:
from Va to Ky:
CHILES/CHILDS, RAZOR (from Pa to Va to Ky), COOK (orig Pa), GRABLE (orig Pa), MILLER, FORD/FOREE, MADDOX (orig Md), MAGRUDER, THORN (orig Md), DYSON (orig Md), WEBSTER, ROBERTS, GREEN, VARDEMAN, BURNS, DEAKINS, LEE, LEWIS, COLLINS, WILBURN, WRIGHT, BEASLEY, BLEDSOE, PERRY, THORNTON, WILLIS, HORD/Hoard, CAIN, QUAGIN, RODGERS, ALLISON, CHRISTY, LEMON.
Bill,
I was searching for one of my older posts and accidentally searched on my last name rather than my user name and came across an old post of yours. Anyway, I, too, have Maddox’s from Kentucky. The farthest that I have them traced back is my 3rd Great-Grandfather. His name was Elias (or E.F.) Maddox. He was born about 1810 in Kentucky. In the 1850, 1860, and 1870 census records, he was in Oldham County.
Stacey
Stacey,
I’d have to look up Elias (sounds familiar) but only to determine how much cousin we are. The Oldham County MADDOX line is the same line as mine who were next door in Henry Co, Ky. It goes back into the early 1600s in the Maryland Colony.
Bill
Originally, yes, the surname is Welsh. But they stopped off in Albermarle, Orange & Franklin Counties., Va, on the way to Ky.
Per “Jefferson Co., Ky Marriages, Volume 3”, c.1941 by The Filson Club:
Elias MADDOX marr’d America SMITH. Father Daniel SMITH, consents in writing (“X”). Bond: Allen SMITH.
License & Bond: June 30, 1841.
Marriage: July 1, 1841.
Didn’t find what I thought I had on Elias, but I “think” his father is Wilson Maddox Sr., d. Shelby Co., Ky in 1820s or 1830s – forget which.
Bill
I believe this to be the same Wilson Maddox, Sr.:
Franklin Co., Va Marriage Records (Family Tree Makers):
Wilson Maddox marr’d Elizabeth RICHARDS, April 11, 1796.
Wilson Maddox is listed on the Shelby Co., Ky Tax List dated August 7, 1800.
On the same Tax list for Shelby Co., is Dan Maddox, relationship unknown.
Bill
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