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1. Re: [CLAYTON-L] Annie Clayton, N.J. [1]
Hi Gail, Thanks for responding. I wish I could give you more--that is the extent of my info on her. Know she died in 1913 from newspaper account but nothing on her husband and cannot find out where they were buried. Will keep your data on hand in case it connects down the road. I do have two other Clayton groups(all of which area probably related at some point) Bev
2. [CLAYTON-L] Esther Clayton [1]
Hi, everyone. I'm seeking any info, and a connect, on an Esther Clayton. All I know about her is that she was married to a William Harry ca. 1700 and the mother of an Amos Harry. Does this sketchy data ring a bell anywhere. Thanks in advance for any assist. Gary James
3. [CLAYTON-L] Re: Unidentified subject! [1]
There is also a Lucy Clayton buried in the Yellow Creek Cemetary. This is our lucy. ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Saturday, December 04, 1999 6:20 PM Subject: Unidentified subject! > Mrs. Lucy (Clayton) King died 21 Jul 1862, Merriwether Co., GA, > at age 66. She was born in Brunswick Co., VA, and married in 1820. > > The above information can be found in MARRIAGE AND DEATH NOTICES > 1861 - 1867, Southern Christain Advocate. > > Biographical and
4. Unidentified subject! [1]
Mrs. Lucy (Clayton) King died 21 Jul 1862, Merriwether Co., GA, at age 66. She was born in Brunswick Co., VA, and married in 1820. The above information can be found in MARRIAGE AND DEATH NOTICES 1861 - 1867, Southern Christain Advocate. Biographical and Historical Memoirs of Mississippi, written by Isham H. Clayton, published in Volume I, ppg 557 & 558. This was originally printed in 1891. The only copy of this that I have seen is in the Mississippi State Archives and History in Jackson, MS. J
5. Re: [CLAYTON-L] 1829 Warren Co KY marriage, Clayton-Roberts? [1]
Hi, If you're looking for the family of this Augustine Clayton they are on my WebPages at www.mcs.net/~desoto. He is my 4th great grandfather. Come and take a look let me know if we're related. Merry Christmas Jo Ann Sheehy CLAYTON Family First Generation 1. Augustine1 Clayton (#1) was born in Chester Co., SC March 4, 1755. Augustine died June 10, 1835 Warren Co., KY, at 80 years of age. He married Catherine Smith. (Catherine Smith is #2.) Catherine died ca 1830-1835 Warren Co., KY. Picture of Concord
6. Re: [CLAYTON-L] Lambert Clayton & Sarah Dodson [1]
I keep seeing your messages about Lambert Clayton, does he have any connection with Lamar Clayton?????
7. Re: [CLAYTON-L] Philo Glen Clayton [1]
There was a record of some of them in Monticello, Arkansas. They were dealers in tack. You might want to check there. ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Sunday, December 05, 1999 2:09 PM Subject: [CLAYTON-L] Philo Glen Clayton > I have the following information on Philo Glen Clayton: > His parents were Reuben Clayton (son of Thomas Davidson Clayton, grandson of > Lambert Clayton) and Mary Glen. Mary Glen apparently died within a few years > because
8. Re: [CLAYTON-L] Lambert Clayton & Sarah Dodson [1]
There was papa, (Chris) , Uncle Felix, Uncle Rube and Uncle Lamb. I checked out a lot of the dates at the Yellow Creek Cemetary. Also, papa had a sister named Mary, who died in an insane asylum. You are Kay, Mildred and Ralph's oldest daughter, right? ----- Original Message ----- From: Gerald Roberts To: Sent: Friday, December 04, 1998 9:35 AM Subject: Re: [CLAYTON-L] Lambert Clayton & Sarah Dodson > Mary, > > Was your father called "Boots" or "Booty"? M
9. [CLAYTON-L] Lamar Clayton [1]
In a message dated 12/5/1999 1:20:04 PM Eastern Standard Time, CLAYTON-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: << X-Message: #4 Date: Sat, 4 Dec 1999 17:35:56 EST From: Djm113@aol.com I keep seeing your messages about Lambert Clayton, does he have any connection with Lamar Clayton????? >> Could we have some more information about Lamar Clayton? When was he born or when do you guess that he was born? Where did he live? Any brothers or sisters that you know of? Wife? There are several major Clayton fam
10. [CLAYTON-L] Lambert Clayton descendants [1]
In a message dated 12/3/1999 7:18:55 AM Eastern Standard Time, CLAYTON-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: << I was reading some from the book, "HISTORIC SOUTHERN FAMILIES" by John Broddie, Volume 7, ppg 18+, about Lambert Clayton and his issue. One of his children, according to this book, was named William Clayton, and this William had issue of several children. One of these children was named "John M. Clayton". >> Boddie: "Historic Southern Families", Vol. 7, pg 30: Lambert and Sarah Davidson Clayt
11. [CLAYTON-L] CLAYTON in Yorkshire, England [1]
Hi folks, Trying to trace my Gt Grandfather, George CLAYTON, born around 1880 somewhere in the region of the Castleford area, died in 1961. Married to Agnes ??, produced George Wilfred and Alec. Can anyone help? Thanks, Andy C Frenchtown, NJ
12. [CLAYTON-L] Clayton Family Tree [1]
P.G. Clayton's headstone reads that he was a corporal in the CSA. He was married to Eliza A. . She was born in Graves county Kentucky 3-24-1845 and died October 21, 1914. This is the information I got from the headstones at Yellow Creek Cemetary. There was a son named Glenn who was born 9-12-1881 that died in August 1882. There was also a daughter named Effie, born 6-1-1879 and died 7-26-1904. According to rumer, she was only three feet tall.
13. Re: [CLAYTON-L] Lambert Clayton descendants [1]
Virginia, Many thanks for the research work on this Clayton. All I had ever found was in the books mentioned, "HISTORIC SOUTHERN FAMILIES" by Broddie, which was written in 1936. This clears another point for me. Many thanks, again. Joe Parker
14. Re: [CLAYTON-L] Lambert Clayton & Sarah Dodson [1]
Joe, I have a history of Henderson County, NC, which includes a sketch of the life of one Lambert Clayton. He married on Dec 14 1782, Sarah, a daughter of John D. and Nancy Brevard Davidson. It does not mention a son, William, but doesn't purport to name all of the children. Those that are named are John, Sr., known as "Swamp John", Ephraim, George, Rachel, who married William Brittain, another daughter (unnamed) who married John Orr. "There is a legend on a monument in the Davidson River cemetery, -- w
15. [CLAYTON-L] Lambert Clayton & Sarah Dodson [1]
I was reading some from the book, "HISTORIC SOUTHERN FAMILIES" by John Broddie, Volume 7, ppg 18+, about Lambert Clayton and his issue. One of his children, according to this book, was named William Clayton, and this William had issue of several children. One of these children was named "John M. Clayton". Does anyone out there have any additional information about this John M. Clayton, i.e., dates of birth, where born, and where did he travel to in later years??? Joe at jgpark@juno.com
16. Re: [CLAYTON-L] Reuben Clayton [1]
If i remember correctly, he was a corporal in the C.S.A. That was from the headstone at Yellow Creek Cemetary. ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Monday, December 06, 1999 8:37 PM Subject: [CLAYTON-L] Reuben Clayton > I have one page from "Drew County", pg. 943. There is a bio of Reuben > Clayton "dealer in harness, saddlery, etc., Monticello, Ark." > born in Cecil Co., MD. his father born in NC; his mother born in Lancaster > Co., PA. > There is a w
17. Re: [CLAYTON-L] Clayton, Claydon, etc. [1]
well i am looking for Clayton do you have a Thomas Clayton by chance ? -----ginal Message ----- From: "Bill & Eileen Moffatt" To: Sent: Saturday, December 18, 1999 12:13 AM Subject: [CLAYTON-L] Clayton, Claydon, etc. > Hi Listers > > I have just subscribed to this list and I want to confirm that this list > covers all the spelling variations of Clayton, Claydon, Claiden, Claiten, etc. > > The family that I am interested came from Wood Ditton in Cambridgeshir
18. [CLAYTON-L] Online Missouri Death Index [1]
Merry Christmas Everyone. I have updated the Death Index again. If you haven't been there in awhile, the URL is below. We now have over 13,500 names. All I want for Christmas is that you all post your MO death info and find those missing ancestors. Good Luck... Nettie Mae dysfun4@internetni.com Online MO Death Index: Submit Your Info! http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~nettimae/modeaths/ Rumors: The Hoadley Connection http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~nettimae/ Researching: H.O.A.D.L.E
19. [CLAYTON-L] Joseph Clayton, N.J. [1]
Looking for parents of Joseph Clayton b. 1802, Harmony, Monmouth Co, N.J. ,married Mary Perrine, d.o. Joseph Perrine and Annie VanHise. Thanks Bev
20. Re: [CLAYTON-L] Re: CLAYTON-D Digest V99 #219 [1]
Hi Nadine Have we talked before? What info do you have on Thomas to Ohio? I know of 2 and am looking on info of the one that married Sarah Cunningham. ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Sunday, December 19, 1999 4:07 PM Subject: [CLAYTON-L] Re: CLAYTON-D Digest V99 #219 > Where is your Thomas Clayton from? If I remember correctly, My great great > grandfather had a brother by the name of Thomas. The family was living in > Ohio, but my ancestor John Fl
21. [CLAYTON-L] Re: Clayton, Claydon [1]
Hi I have two Thomas Claytons in my database 1. Thomas CLAYTON Bap 28 April 1784 in Kirtling who married Mary WARREN 2. Thomas CLAYTON Bap 7 Aug 1825 (no other details) I have some problems because of the changing spelling of the name. Current family members spell the name CLAYDON because the family member that emigrated to this country spelt it that way. It would seem that his father also spelt it the same way but earlier generations would apparently have spelt it with the T, There is also a Claiden
22. [CLAYTON-L] William Christmas Clayton [1]
In a message dated 12/3/1999 7:18:55 AM Eastern Standard Time, CLAYTON-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: << My grandfathers name was William Chris Clayton. His brother was Lambert Clayton. There was a John Henry that died. >> What are some dates on your William Chris Clayton; where did he live; and what was his wife's name? I have William Christmas Clayton b. 25 Dec. 1886; d. 1967 married Ella Jane Buck. this is an Arkansas family. It descends from Lambert Clayton (1755-1828, NC) Thomas Davidson Clay
23. Re: [CLAYTON-L] Re: webpage url [1]
I just went there and had no trouble. Try pasting the URL to eliminate typo's. Walt Clayton >From: LisaTM@aol.com >Reply-To: CLAYTON@rootsweb.com >To: CLAYTON@rootsweb.com >Subject: [CLAYTON-L] Re: webpage url >Date: Sun, 19 Dec 1999 17:44:01 EST > >In a message dated 12/19/99 4:19:47 PM Central Standard Time, >CLAYTON-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: > ><< Lisa, > > tried to get into your web page, am having no luck get message: page not > found. Please ck if address is correct. > Is your Thomas Clay
24. Re: [CLAYTON-L] Lambert Clayton & Sarah Dodson [1]
This is so strange. My grandfathers name was William Chris Clayton. His brother was Lambert Clayton. There was a John Henry that died. I wonder if the M. in that John's name could have been Marion? My father's name is Marion D. Clayton. Just as soon as I get all my information back on the family tree, I will try to get it to you. There seems to be several missing links in our family. Such as: There were 8 children born to one couple, but it only goes on the talk about four of them, one of which is
25. [CLAYTON-L] Philo Glen Clayton [1]
I have the following information on Philo Glen Clayton: His parents were Reuben Clayton (son of Thomas Davidson Clayton, grandson of Lambert Clayton) and Mary Glen. Mary Glen apparently died within a few years because Reuben married Elizabeth Blassingame in 1849. He was born 3 Apr. 1845 in Hendersonville, NC. His family must not have lingered that very long, because I have not found land records or census records. He married Eliza Ann Kaler and they had the following children: 1. Mary Clayton 2. Will
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