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1. [BRASWELL] Jacob Burton Braswell (1830-1895) [1]
We're looking for the ancestry of JACOB BURTON BRASWELL, born abt. Sept. 5, 1830, died March 18, 1895 in Howell Co., MO. I have seen his birthplace listed as TN, AL, SC and GA (none were official documents). He married a NANCY M. (Herndon?) (born 30 June 1833 in TN, died 5 Oct. 1875 in Howell Co., MO) about 1855 and had 2 children, CICERO (born 1857 in GA, died 1874), and MARY J. (born 1859 in AL). There is a JACOB B. BRASWELL listed in the AL 43rd Inf. Co. H, 1861-1865, and a JACOB B. BRASWELL who pu
2. [BRASWELL] Lengthy Download Advisory [1]
Dear Listers, This evening I intend to post a list of all BRASWELLs and BREAZEALEs Eunice Young recently found on the 1910 Federal Census of Arkansas. Included in the subject line will be a notation on its length. If you want this information but haven't the disc space or if it's too big for your ISP to handle, please ask a friend to receive it for you and give me his or her URL. Regards, Carey
3. [BRASWELL] LBJ: Braswell Descendant [1]
Dear Listers, Some of you are wondering why standard presidential lineage charts do not list our Rev. ROBERT BRACEWELL (1611-1668) among the ancestors of 36th U.S. President, LYNDON BAINES JOHNSON (1908-1973). Most stop short at the generation of SAMUEL ELEY (1736-c.1771), great-grandson of JANE BRACEWELL ELEY (c.1646-c.1711), the Parson's daughter. A manuscript at the Lyndon B. Johnson Library in Austin donated by the late James MacClamroch of Rocky Mount, NC, documents SAMUEL's descent from
4. [BRASWELL] Braswell Sighting [1]
>From the April issue of "Lines and Pathways of Edgecombe" "James Garrett: petition (Nov. 1820) for year's support and dower by the widow Abigail Garrett, stating he died October, 1820, possessed of 1500 acres adj. Hatcher's Swamp, Isaac Norfleet, Enos Greene, Jacob Bracewell, and Henry Morgan." Foy Braswell
5. [BRASWELL] Boardvine Braswell/John/Sampson Braswell [1]
Cousin Carey: Robert BRASWELL(Henry #142) will Sept.14 1734 proven Nov.1736 Bertie precient NC. Sons: Robert (#1424) 1700c-? John (#1425) 1702c-? Richard (#1426) 1704a-1774a (plantation where I now live) Valentine (#1427) 1706c-? (100 acres land) Daughters: Sarah DOUGHTRY (#1423) Jean BRASWELL (#1421) Mary BRASWELL (#1422). godson,Diomee SUMNER (100 acres) Wife SARAH. executors; James BRYANT,Joshaway DAUGHTREY. witnesses:Thomas BRYANT,Nicholas BAGET,Paccence BRYANT. Spelling just as it is written. Thi
6. [BRASWELL] FL Confederate Pension Records [1]
http://dlis.dos.state.fl.us/cgi-bin/pensionrecords/PensionResults.cfm The information reads from left to right as: Application #, Surname, Given Name, Service Unit, Reference, Wife's Name, Application County and Year, Total Pages. A01332, Braswell, M.M., 2nd Regt Cav, -, Mary Barrington, Leon Co 1907, 14 A03733, Carm, Julius M., Georgia, -, Laura Braswell, Leon Co 1907, 14 A03559, Jester, Thomas B., Alabama, -, Mary Braswell, Marion Co 1907, 14 A04174, Reeves, William Munroe, Alabama, -, Victoria Bra
7. Re: [BRASWELL] Boardvine Braswell/John/Sampson Braswell [1]
Gayle, I am in complete agreement with you about the Henry index having duplicates on it. For instance, Reddick Bracewell 141185 was definitely the son of Rachel Bird, but she is listed as the spouse of Solomon Bracewell 14263. Therefore, the Henry Index definitely contains an extra Solomon Bracewell. As I have said before, Solomon Bracewell 14118 and Solomon Bracewell 14263 appear to be one and the same. I am willing to do whatever I can to sort them all out, but I just don't know where to start! Sandy
8. [BRASWELL] Elijah Braswell [1]
Once again I am still looking for any substantial information concerning the parents of Elijah Braswell. See my website for details. http://www.braswellfamily.org Thanks! Keith Braswell kbraswell@braswellfamily.org
9. [BRASWELL] Prisoner of War [1]
Can someone identify this prisoner of war at Ft. McHenry? Braswell, C. A. 7-6-1863 -- Pam Hall "Utsonati=Rattlesnake ~<:><><><><>~~Updated 5-13-01 Utsonati's Beadwork: http://www.angelfire.com/biz5/utsonati/index.html Cherokee Legacy Art Work: http://www.angelfire.com/biz5/utsonati/legacy/cherokeeleg.htm
10. [BRASWELL] RE: [Braswell List] The Corrected Braswell Henry List [1]
Dear Mac: Why would we want to call it the "Sam Index" when I am proposing timelines? What does "Sam" have to do with it? I would name it the Braswell Timelines. I do not believe that the "Henry Index" is completely accurate; others have said the same thing. The only way we can prove that it is accurate is to do the timelines, adding the official documents is to do a timeline, backed up by those documents. As I recall, I was the one who originally talked to Foy and Carey about giving a number to each
11. Re: [BRASWELL] Wilson Braswell, Micajah Sampson sons of Samuel Braswell Nash Co. [1]
Marilyn, I'm always happy to hear from someone who is interested in this family - this is one of my two Braswell ancestors. Micajah and Sampson were two separate individuals. Below are my notes about this family. 3. Samuel1 Braswell was born circa 1738 in Edgecombe Co., North Carolina.[i] He married Sarah Hunt circa 1762.[ii] He died before Feb 1795 in Nash Co., North Carolina.[iii] He was appeared on the tax list in 1782 in Nash Co., North Carolina.[iv] He left a will on 30 Nov 1794 in Nash Co., N
12. Re: [BRASWELL] Elijah Braswell [1]
Hello, I have thought/searched/ about this, and also consulted a source (Not on any list that I know of), and it is suggested to me that there may be a typo here (see below), with a possibility of names being switched. My understanding is that the widow of Zebulon Lewis is very confirmed as named Jane. And that Alice is the mother of John,Jr, & wife of John,Sr. ( Henry# 149?) I'll leave it to better people to decide is the spelling is Bracewell or Braswell or ?. My interest is that I think that somewhe
13. [BRASWELL] found grandmaw [1]
In reference to: "Cousin Eunice Young of Sandy, Utah has generously shared her listing of white Arkansas BRASWELLS and BREAZEALES on the 1910 Federal Census appearing on the Soundex Index." posted on the Braswell-L Rootsweb list on May 1st. I wish to thank all for this info. It appears that my grandmother shows up on that list: LONOKE COUNTY BRAZEL, Fredia, 7 AR (step-daughter) {HICKS, Benjamin} (03801510218) The spelling is off for both first And last name. In reality, her name was Freda E Braswell, b
14. [BRASWELL] Correction [1]
Dear Listers, I wish to correct an error in my E-mail last Saturday (12 May 01): as Cousin Randy kindly pointed out, ZEBULON LEWIS's widow was named "Jane", not "Alice" {IW Wills & Accounts, Vol. 4, 1733-1745, pp. 215-216}. Thanks, Randy, for the reminder that the worst notes are still better than the best memory . Patent and deed evidence still confirm ALICE as the wife of JOHN BRACEWELL, SR. (b.c. 1690). Still undetermined is whether it was JOHN SENIOR or JUNIOR who married ZEB LEWIS's widow
15. Re: [BRASWELL] Elijah Braswell [1]
Dear Keith, I am replying to your query about ELIJAH BRASWELL (c.1792->1840) to the List because you posted it there and because I'm in hopes that our STRICKLAND subscribers will see it and perhaps help you with your problem. Before I offer an opinion about ELIJAH let me ask you this: Did I miss something? Your query said to see your website for more information but I could find nothing outlining your research problem--only that ELIJAH was your oldest known BRASWELL ancestor. My opinion
16. [BRASWELL] The Immigrant's burial place [1]
Dear Raymond, Congratulations on your visit to St. Luke's. A growing number of us descendants of Rev. ROBERT BRACEWELL (1611-1668) have now made that pilgrimage. May is a pleasant time to visit there, isn't it? You asked about the parson's grave. Although it is possible that his remains are buried under the main altar, it is more likely he was laid to rest on his plantation, nearby. As you may be aware, a medieval custom that survived into the early modern period was to bury respected prie
17. [BRASWELL] (15 KB) BRASWELLS and BREAZEALES on the 1910 Arkansas Soundex Index (B624) [1]
Dear Listers, Cousin Eunice Young of Sandy, Utah has generously shared her listing of white Arkansas BRASWELLS and BREAZEALES on the 1910 Federal Census appearing on the Soundex Index. Age and state of birth follow each name. Head of household's name appears in brackets where the subject was living with someone else. Soundex reference numbers in parentheses complete each entry. (Note: "no number" usually indicates a child less than one year old.) ARKANSAS COUNTY BRACEWELL, John H., 49 IL; Cla
18. [BRASWELL] Wilson Braswell, Micajah Sampson sons of Samuel Braswell Nash Co. [1]
Can anyone tell me if this Micajah Sampson had the surname of Braswell or was he perhaps a recognized son of a woman not the wife of Samuel Braswell. I looked on the Henry Index and did not see this Samuel listed, but I find the chart very confusing, so might have missed it. I am very interested in this particular Braswell family, because of the use of Wilson as a given name, and in the same area as our Brasswell/Wilson connection. Nov 30, 1794 Samuel Braswell Will mentions wife Sarah, Son Micajah Sam
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