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Date of Last GEDCOM Import: 1 Jul 2020 21:17:08
10 Jul 2020 - Elias Allred (1758-1844), my 5th great-grandfather
My Allred Family has published a report on Elias by Donald Forbes Forsyth, certified genealogist, dated 2000. It lists the following children of Elias & Mary Rigby, all born in Randolph County, North Carolina.
(1) Thomas b. 1779; d. 11 Jan 1861 Chatham Co., NC; m. 9 Sep 1803 Randolph Co. Sarah York daughter of Jeremiah and Sarah Allred York.
(2) Son, b. abt. 1781.
(3) Levi b. abt. 1784; d. after 1860.
(4) William b. abt. 1787; d. aft. 1840; m. Mary Nicholson, daughter of John Nicholson.
(5) Elias, Jr. b. 9 Jun 1789; d. 12 Jun 1870 Pickens Co., GA; m. 15 Feb 1807 Pendleton Dist., SC Mary A. Harrison.
(6) Son, b. abt. 1791.
(7) Daughter, b. abt. 1793.
(8) Margaret b. abt. 1794; d. aft. 2 Jun 1880.
(9) Mary b. abt. 1796; d. aft. 1880.
(10) Son, b. abt. 1798.
ThruLines by Ancestry.com shows DNA matches to people who claim descent from sons Thomas b. 1779, John (Son) b. 1781, William b. 1784, William B. b. 1787, and John Elias b. 1789, among others. Curiously, it shows both John b. 1781 and John Elias b. 1789 as my 4th great-grandfather. This can be explained by differences in the specifics (vitals like birth, death and/or line of descent) submitted by those tested. In any case, I believe it is safe to conclude that Elias was my 5th great-grandfather.
It's also noteworthy that FamilySearch shows sons John (LCTT-QRN) and Elias J. Junior (LHBT-8VQ) as twins, both born 9 Jun 1789 at Randolph, North Carolina. The source for this is a Legacy NFS Source which is defined by FamilySearch Wiki as "... brought into FamilySearch at the request of the original submitter in response to a letter sent by FamilySearch in the year 2012. They are attached to the people." My gut feeling is that the birth date is correct and John and Elias J, Junior were twins. This could also explain why ThruLines is showing two sons of Elias as my great-grandfather, because they were twins.
27 Jun 2020 - 5th great-grandparents with a significant number of Ancestry.com ThruLines matches. Note, these are not necessarily the ones with the most matches. There were some with 80 or more matches not listed.
| Allred, Elias A. (1758-1856) | 81 |
| Barnett, Dorcas (1773-____) | 108 |
| Baskin, Margaret (1735-1808) | 137 |
| Bennett, Stephen | 146 |
| Brickey, Garrard Jarard (1760-1841) | 88 |
| Cook, David (1770-1830) | 86 |
| Farrar, John Sanders (1774-1820) | 98 |
| Fulmer, John (Johann) Jacob (1762-1839) | 121 |
| Gaither, Vachel (1749-1825) | 74 |
| Griffith, Catherine Armstrong (McDaniel) (1777-1862) | 98 |
| Griffith, William Benjamin (1774-1856) | 95 |
| Gunter, Keziah Banks Hall (1750-1815) | 97 |
| Gunter, Joshua (1746-1833) | 105 |
| Hardin, John R. (1765-1810) | 116 |
| Hoge, James (1732-1812) | 99 |
| Howe, Elizabeth (1751-1835) | 98 |
| Millsaps, Thomas Minear (1752-1837) | 120 |
| Nevins, Mary Ann (1767-1847) | 106 |
| Patterson, John (1730-1808) | 138 |
| Patterson, William Tryon (1765-1838) | 122 |
| Reitlehouver/Ridlehuber,George (1764-1823) | 95 |
| Richards, Mary Agnes (1768-1818) | 93 |
| Wade, Grissell Gensy (1751-1790) | 148 |
| Williams, Bathsheba (1759-1854) | 118 |
| Van Zann/Vansaun/Sun, Sallie (1770-1840) | 99 |
25 Jun 2020 - Thomas Ferdinand Jett (1787-1858), my 5th great-grandfather.
Ancestry.com ThruLines has 35 DNA matches through 10 children of Thomas Ferdinand Jett, including 13 through my 4th great-grandfather James Jett (1812-____):
Bayless A. Jett (1808-1870)
☞ Letitia J. J. Shasteen (1828-1873) → Mary Ellen Shastian (1864-1942) → Benjamin F. Neal (1903-1965) → private → private → Leigh Ann Meshreki {10 cM | 1 segment}
☞ Letitia J. J. Shasteen (1828-1873) → private → Benjamin F. Neal (1903-1965) → Mollie Sue Neal (1927-2014) → private → M. G. {10 cM | 2 segments}
☞ Daniel P. Jett (1832-1917) → Celia Jett (1878-191) → Bessie Ann Stout (1908-1967) → maj1109 {17 cM | 2 segments}
☞ Ferdinand Jett (1834-1884) → William Homer Jett (1860-1933) → Nellie Jett (1889-1965) → Florence Mae Jett (1920-2010) → John David Wilson (1942-2015) → Christopher Wilson {11 cM | 2 segments}
Winnifred Jett (1810-____)
☞ Thomas Newton Worthy (1833-1883) → James S. W. (1864-1939) → Josephine Worthy (1907-1988) → private → private → Amanda Palmer {8 cM | 1 segment}
☞ Thomas Newton Worthy (1833-1883) → George W. Worthy (187-1943) → Loren Bert Worthy (1919-1949) → private → Loren Skinner {8 cM | segment}
James Jett (1812-____)
☞ Joseph Marion Jett (1835-1862) → Darhula C. Jett (185-1892) → Martha E. Hogue (1877-1964) → Tennie B. Hampton (1901-1983) → faulkpat {155 cM | 7 segments} → Ellen Haley {46 cM | 3 segments }
☞ Joseph Marion Jett (1835-1862) → Darthula C. Jett (1855-1892) → Cora Beatrice Hogue (1879-1918) → Sarah D. Whitmore (1905-1995) → James Edward Coker (1929-2003) → talorak {100 cM | 5 segments}
— Joseph Marion Jett (1835-1862) → Darthula C. Jett (1855-1892) → Cora Beatrice Hogue (1879-1918) → Sarah D. Whitmore (1905-1995) → Charles Ray Coker (193-2014) → Barbara McMullen {58 cM | segments}
☞ Joseph Marion Jett (1835-1862) → Darthula C. Jett (1855-1892) → John Wesley Hogue (1881-1969) → Mary A. H. Carroll (1906-1984) → Alice G. C. S. B. Foster (1940-2015) → Teresa Spradley {44 cM | 4 segments}
☞ Joseph Marion Jett (1835-1862) → Darthula C. Jett (1855-1892) → Francis Marion Hogue (1885-1952) → Maggie Mae Hogue (1917-1989) → private → Mandy Pamphilis {179 cM | 14 segments}
☞ Joseph Marion Jett (1835-1862) → Darthula C. Jett (1855-1892) → Jesse Fields Hogue (1887-1933) → Mary Hogue (1912-____) → Jack Arnold Morgan (1936-2009) → Jill Morgan {117 cM | 6 segments}
☞ Nancy Caroline Jett (1838-1875) → James Valton Watkins (1848-1930) → Margaret D. Watkins (1884-1966) → Ada Bell Howell (1912-1975) → Edward Russell Davis (1933-1992) → Deborah Davis-Smith {19 cM | 1 segment}
— Nancy Caroline Jett (1838-1875) → James Valton Watkinw → (1848-1930) → William Cole Watkins (1886-1966) → Trudie N. Watkins (1918-2011) → private → Michael Frost {16 cM | 1 segment}
☞ Nancy Caroline Jett (1838-1875) → James Valton Watkins (1848-1930) → Timon C. Watkins (1909-1968) → JoAnn Watkins {22 cM | 2 segments}
☞ Stephen L. Jett (1842-1861) → Stephen F. Jett (1861-1925) → Henry Mckinley Jett (1906-1965) → Rosemary Jett (1948-____) → Robert Olsen {7 cM | 1 segment}
☞ William Worthy Jett (1848-1910) → Melvin Napolean Jett (1949-____) → Ethel C. Jett (1906-1962) → private → Sherrie Sterling {8 cM | 1 segment}
☞ William Worthy Jett (1848-1910) → Melvin Napolean Jett (1949-____) → Eva Lee Jett (1918-2003) → Nancy Reese {8 cM | 1 segment}
Vashti Jett (1816-____)
☞ William B. M. Worthy (1841-1911) → Thomas B. Worthy (1880-1955) → William Eldon Worthy (1906-1956) → Joe Sussan Worthy (1931-2010) → Debra G. Morgan (1953-2016) → Wendelyn Sebastian { 7 cM | 1 segment}
☞ William B. M. Worthy (1841-1911) → Thomas B. Worthy (1880-1955) → Oma Maideen Worthy (1918-1982) → Lunn McCauley {10 cM | 1 segment}
Dorcas Jett (1818-1878)
☞ Sarah E. Malone (1939-1914) → Stonewall Derryberry (1873-1926) → Stone Lee Derryberry (1906-1967) → Sherrill W. D. I. (1929-1990) → Christine Derryberry {17 cM | 2 segments}
Malinda Jett (1822-____)
☞ Cinderella V. Bridges (1849-1904) → Carey Barto Leguin (1879-1953) → Roland S. LeGuin (1911-1997) → Roland S. LeGuin Junior (1949-1978) → Christopher LeGuin {8 cM | 1 segment}
Eleanor Jett (1824-1895)
☞ Eleanor Jett (1824-1895) → Mary Malinda King (1843-1926) → Lucy Ellen Tanner (1867-1957) → Robert A. Lingo (1901-1978) → Annabelle Lingo (1925-2008) → Thomas Robert Hudson (1944-1989) → Thomas Hudson {11 cM | 1 segment}
Joseph Marion Jett (1827-1873)
☞ Sarah Dional Jett (1855-1910) → Emma Lee Kelly (1876-1950) → Charles G. W. Jeide (1899-1967) → Michel A. Jeide (1934-1994) → Michael Jeide Junior {14 cM | 1 segment}
☞ Cornelia Jane Jett (1857-1930) → Robert Lee Spencer (1888-1968) → Ruby L. S. Burt (1913-2004) → Ollie M. B. Tucker (1933-2019) → Bonnie Collins {26 cM | 1 segment}
☞ William Joseph Jett (1872-1921) → Hugh Albert Jett (1898-1963) → private → Charles Edward Jett (1956-____) → mementovi {6 cM | 1 segment}
☞ William Joseph Jett (1827-1921) → Harry N. Jett (1908-1989) → private → bigjojogotwork {7 cM | 1 segment}
Archibald Jett (1829-1887)
☞ John W. Jett (1861-1943) → Charles Jewell Jett (1889-1966) → Geneva Correne Jett (1926-2003) → Jewell Crenshaw {9 cM | 1 segment}
☞ Elnora V. H. Jett (1868-1931) → Sarah Alice Duncan (1886-1975) → Paul L. Hannah (1908-1975) → Rev. J. L. Hannah (1934-2013) → James L. Hannah Junior {18 cM | 1 segment}
☞ Elnora V. H. Jett (1868-1931) → Sarah Alice Duncan (1886-1975) → Sarah Montine Hannah (1910-1995) → strickland2375 {12 cM | 2 segments}
Stephen L. Jett (1833-1898)
☞ Albert Stephen Jett (1858-1909) → Ernest Eugene Jett (1883-1926) → Ruth Jane Jett (1910-1996) → private → Melita Truitt {12 cM | 1 segment}
☞ Albert Stephen Jett (1858-1909) → Ernest Eugene Jett (1883-1926) → Elbert Ira Jett (1916-1996) → JettRivers {44 cM | 2 segments}
☞ Albert Stephen Jett (1858-1909) → Nellie Ouida Jett (1898-1986) → Dorothy L. Waldrep (1926-2007) → Charlotte Knox {15 cM | 1 segment}
☞ Albert Stephen Jett (1858-1909) → William Jett (____-1974) → Hilda E. J. Evans (1917-1988) → Martha Love {15 cM | 1 segment}
24 Jun 2020 - Stephen Jett (1735-1793), my 7th great-grandfather
Ancestry ThruLines shows 35 DNA matches through my 5th great-grandfather Thomas Ferdinand Jett (1787-1858) and Leo's Genealogics continues this line back to Stephen Jett (1735-1793) as a recognized royal gateway, the Reade/Windibank Gateway. So I appended my 4th great-grandfather James Jett (1812-____) as a child to Thomas and his wife Sarah Robbins.
Note that I checked FamilySearch and they have James' parents as Stephen Jett (1780-1837) and Sarah Cole (1786-1851).
21 Jun 2020 - James Patrick Fulmer (1823-1878) & Family, my 1st cousin 5 times removed
I merged Mrs. Rachel Fulmer (1828-1870) Person ID: I130781, her husband Fulmer (____-____) Person ID: I130782, and her children John (1856-____) Person ID: I130783, Mary Elizabeth (1861-1942) Person ID: I130770, and James (1864-____) Person ID: I130784 into Rachel Grey (1826-1900), James Patrick Fulmer (1823-1878), John Adam Fulmer (1857-1887), Mary Carol Fulmer (1861-____), and James M. Fulmer (1865-____) respectively.
17 Jun 2020 - William Cecil Hoge, my 4th & 5th cousin twice removed
Ardelia Eleanor Pearis (1825-1873), daughter of George Neeley Pearis Junior & Elizabeth Haven Howe, married her cousin Daniel Rufus Cecil (1824-1906). They were both grandchildren of Joseph Howe & Eleanor Dunbar and both my 2nd cousins 5 times removed. Their daughter Lura May Cecil (1860-____) married Peyton Ferdinand St. Clair (1860-1914) and their daughter Nancy Katharine St. Clair (____-1954) married her double 3rd & 4th cousin and my 3rd & 4th cousin 3 times removed Samuel Harris Hoge (1893-1941)
16 Jun 2020 Import
14 Jun 2020 - The ancestry of Ann Ardelia Hoge (1854-____).
In reviewing my DAR Ancestors & Descendants I came across George Pearis (1745-1810). George married my 5th great-grandaunt Eleanor Howe (1755-1780), however all his children were by his 2nd wife Rebecca Clay (1768-1884). But his son George Neeley Pearis Junior (1785-1835) married Eleanor's niece and my 1st cousin 6 times removed Elizabeth Haven Howe (1792-1862) and their daughter Rebecca Clay Pearis (1815-1888) married her 2nd cousin (my cousin 5 times removed) George Davies Hoge (1815-1859).
5 Apr 2020 - Sabert Oglesby (1751-1831), my 3rd great-grandfather
Ancestry.com Thrulines shows 9 DNA matches through Sabert Oglesby (1751-1831): 5 through his son John Thomas Oglesby (1803-1899), 1 through his son George Oglesby (1807-____), and 3 through his son and my 2nd great-grandfather Samuel Oglesby (1814-1817). The descents are as follows:
John Thomas Oglesby (1803-1899)
☞ Edward Oglesby (1828-1863) → John Thomas Oglesby (1855-1910) → Charles E. Oglesby (1888-1944) → Lola M. O. Bice (1912-2004) → Private → S. G. {9 cM | 1 segment}
☞ Seaborn Oglesby (1836-1922) → John Oglesby (1870-1947) → Luella Oglesby (1896-1981) → John D. Yarbrough (1930-1999) → JEYMartino53 {9 cM | 1 segment}
☞ Phebe E. Oglesby (1839-____) → David Henry Ellard (1865-1947) → Mary Lucille Ellard (1897-1964) → Geraldine R. K. Farlor (1921-2002) → shylowctr {8 cM | 1 segment}
☞ James John Oglesby (1851-1922) → Maggie Warren (1883-1969) → Lois A. W. Miller (1901-1999) → Norman Earl Miller (1933-2010) → Norma J. Miller {7 cM | 1 segment}
☞ Sarah E. Oglesby (1853-1940) → Minerva E. Brackner (1887-1974) → Myrtle M. Carroll (1910-2003) → Samantha Arrington {7 cM | 1 segment}
George Oglesby (1807-____)
☞ Abagail Oglesby (1825-____) → Mary B. E. Wright (1865-1956) → Walter E. Owens (1889-1959) → Vera Mae Owens (1915-2002) → Silas Lamar Dempsey (1935-2004) → Susan Darby {9 cM | 1 segment}
Samuel Oglesby (1814-1870)
☞ George M. Oglesby (1852-1926) → Luke M. Mitchell (1879-1949) → Dennis D. Mitchell (1925-1971) → Tricia Howell {27 cM | 3 segments}
☞ George M. Oglesby (1852-1926) → Walter F. Mitchell (1884-1960) → George Emory Oglesby (1914-1992) → Gwendolyn Johnson {49 cM | 4 segments}
☞ Felix T. Oglesby (1866-1940) → John Jackson Canada (1888-1957) → Mae Gladys Canada (1923-2016) → John Gall {897 cM | 37 segments}
23 Mar 2020 - Sir James Shaw of Sauchie and Greenock (____-1528), husband of my 1st cousin 15 times removed Alison Home
My 4th great-grandmother Rhoda Ann Farrar (1800-1880) married James Shaw (1790-1850) and their descendants intertwined with my ancestors to the present. Back in 2011 I cited 1,838 individuals from the Rootsweb.com genealogy of the descendants of James Shaw. When I ran across a lineage of James Shaw of Sauchie and Greenock (____-1528) I added it and the connecting Home line of his wife Alison hoping to someday connect my Georgia Shaws to it.
7 Mar 2020 - Margaret Melville
Back in July Dr. James Reid-Baxter wrote that the 2nd wife of Sir John Scot, of Scotstarvet (1586-1670) was not Margaret Melville the daughter of Sir James Melville of Hallhill & Christina Boswell but Margaret's niece Elizabeth Melville, daughter of James Melville 2° of Hallhill & Catherine Learmonth of Balcombie. While most all older accounts show the former ancestry, The Redbook of Scotland shows the latter, so I have adjusted my data accordingly. Also, reviewed and edited the associated Melville and connecting Hume lines.
28 Feb 2020 - Who the Hell is "Samuel Joseph Howe" (1720-1789)?
I recently received an EMail from Thomas Wilson who said he manages the MyHerigate family tree of Frederick Howe, 7th Earl Howe. He said he has found matches to the earl's DNA through 2 different children of Major Joseph Howe & Elinor Dunbar, lending support to the legend that Joseph Howe was the son of Emanuel Scrope Howe & Sophia Charlotte von Kielmansegge.
In glancing over the trees on MyHeritage and Ancestry that have Joseph Howe and Elinor Dunbar, I noticed that some of them had Joseph as 'Samuel Joseph'. And then I received an email from a woman who said she was trying to connect her ancestors Marcus/Marquis Lykins & Margarette Howe to Samuel Joseph Howe & Eleanor Dunbar.
I was tempted to ignore it except that I was also intrigued about this Samuel Joseph Howe and where on earth the Samuel came from.
The best I can determine it came from Find-A-Grave memorial No. 40651413 which has absolutely no documentation for anything and has other errors. For instance, it has their daughter Eleanor Howe married to Thomas Blizzard. Middle New River Settlements says George Pearis married Eleanor Howe, a daughter of Joseph Howe, 26 Feb 1771 and that she died 14 Nov 1780 as his wife.
The FamilySearch tree for Joseph Howe (ID: LZD9-DYW) & Eleanor Dunbar has 3 sources for this 'Samuel' and not a one of them contains the word Samuel. Among these sources is the DAR application of a descendant of Daniel Howe which clearly says "Joseph Howe" with no 'Samuel'. There is a "Legacy NFS Source" (whatever that is) for a "Joseph William Howe" 1729-1794, and there is the already discussed Find-A-Grave memorial. Joseph & Eleanor had a son John William Howe (1752-1835)
This FamilySearch tree has Margaret Howe (1745-1822) married to Marcus Lykins as a daughter of Samuel Joseph and Eleanor. Neither The Family of Hoge nor Listen to the Mockingbird mention any Margaret. Nor does a single one of the 13 sources I have for Joseph's name have the word 'Samuel'.
This Margaret Howe Lykins (ID: LCZ5-7NP) has 3 alleged sources. The 1st one is a death record for Joseph Howard Howe (1798-1884), married to "Margaret Hugh Howe", son of Daniel Howe & Nancy (Heaven) Howe! The 2nd a Pennsylvania marriage record of Marcus Likins to Margaret Howe in 1765 with no birth or parents listed. And the 3rd attached source is a total mystery, another one of these Legacy NFS sources.
Without spending too much time on this Samuel business, it appears someone hoping to claim royal descent or DAR lineage or simply to extend their tree back has conflated records of different people and nebulous dubious sources and totally unsourced trees to attach themselves to Joseph Howe & Eleanor Dunbar.
29 Jan 2020 - There are two James Oglesby born ~1842 in Alabama who are cousins: one the son of Joseph Oglesby (1822-____) & Henrietta Ellard (1822-____), the other son of Sabert Oglesby (1809-1899) & Henrietta's sister Hannah Ellard (1818-____).
FamilySearch has these two double linked with both being the husband of Cornelia Stacey and father of Jessie Oglesby who married Jess Boyd. Find A Grave has the husband of Cornelia as the son of Sabert Oglesby & Hannah Ellard.
19 Jan 2020 - There are two Edward Oglesbys on the 1850 Census in Shelby County, Alabama.
On Page 242B there is an Edward b. 1828 with wife Elizabeth b. 1830 and daughter Rebecca b. 1849, all born in Alabama. On the next page there is an Edward Oglesby b. 1826 in the family of John & Elizabeth Oglesby.
This came to my notice while searching for Rebecca Oglesby.
18 Jan 2020 - The descendants of my 2nd cousin twice removed Felton Hill Oglesby (1873-1958).
16 Jan 2020 - Roy W. Oglesby (1903-____) my 3rd cousin once removed
Roy Married Eva Frances Perrigin, daughter of Arnie Perrigin and sister of Mary Estelle Perrigin and Mattie Adell Perrigin who married Roy's 1st cousins Richard S. and Burmon Butler Oglesby respectively. Their daughter Alma Lucille Oglesby married Roy Clifton Ray, the nephew of John O. Perrigin (1895-1962) who married Roy Oglesby's 1st cousin Mary Elizabeth Oglesby (1900-1982).
15 Jan 2020 - I now have 253 Oglesbys in my data, descendents of Sabert Oglesby (1751-1831).
These Oglesbys settled in Bibb County centered around Carrollton, Reform, Green Pond, McShan, and Northport. They were primarily coal miners as opposed to my Talladega & Clay county ancestors who were primarily ore miners. Those who didn't work the mines worked for sawmills or supplied timber to the mines. It's likely anyone alive today that was born in that area is related to them somehow.
They intermarried particularly with the George and Perrigin families. Dennis D. George (1831-1899), brother of Elizabeth George who married Samuel Berges Oglesby, married Samuel's sister Sarah Ann Oglesby.
There is an Arnie Perrigen on the 1940 census living next to the families of John Perrigen & Mary Oglesby, John's brother Edward Perrigen, and John's sister Bertha Harcrow. I suspect Arnie Perrigen and John O. are brothers but can find nothing to document this. Indeed, I have been unable to find Arnie's parents in FamilySearch or Ancestry.com. It appears because Arnie was born after 1880, in 1884, that he fell off the genealogical map. Arnie's daughter Mary Estelle Perrigin (1908-1995) married Richard S. Oglesby (1903-1981) and Estelle's sister Mattie Adelle Perrigin (1910-1999) married Richard's brother Burmon Butler Oglesby (1910-1975). Samuel is 1st cousin twice removed to Richard & Burmon.
23 Dec 2019 Import
1 Dec 2019 - Samuel Oglesby (1812-____), my 2nd great-grandfather.
My Oglesby ancestors have long been something of a brick wall, but when I got a 4-6th cousin DNA match to a descendant of Samuel Oglesby I looked over their tree which has Sabert Oglesby (1751-1831) as the father of Samuel. I found enough evidence that my Samuel and Sabert's son Sabert (1809-1899) were brothers that I made Sabert (1751-1831) my 3rd great-grandfather, and added 5 or more generations of Saberts who lived mainly in Bibb County.
There are trees that trace this line back to the Lords and Earls Fleming of Wigtown through Sabert's mother Phebe Lindsey but I have yet to find anything convincing enough for me to take the line back that far.
At the moment I have increased the individuals with a surname of Oglesby from 46 to 89. There will probably be several hundred by the time I've added what descendants of Sabert (1751-1831) I can find.
Also, I found a scan of the marriage license for Samuel B. Oglesberry & Elizabeth George. It appears this Samuel B. Oglesberry (1834-1862) born in Alabama and is the nephew of my 2ndgreat-grandfather Samuel born ~1812 through his brother George (1805-1850).
13 Nov 2019 - Martha Lenora Hill (1874-1920), wife of my 2nd great-granduncle Charles Gideon Oglesby
I merged Lenora Hill, daughter of William J. Hill & Catherine Smith, into Martha Lenora Hill, wife of my 2nd great-granduncle Charles Gideon Oglesby (1869-____).
8 Nov 2019 - Elizabeth Mitchell (1835)-1900), my 2nd great-grandmother, 2nd great-greataunt
I was looking over Ancestry.com's Through Lines and examined one which had 32 DNA matches. This made my 2nd great-grandmother Elizabeth George to be the daughter of Stith Mitchell and sister of his son my 2nd great-grandfather James M. Mitchell. Also, the surname 'George' was from a Find-A-Grave memorial and that memorial no longer shows Elizabeth George to be the wife of my 2nd great-grandfather Samuel Oglesby. Further, the death certificate (a far more reliable source than Find-A-Grave) for Elizabeth's son George Oglesby has her as "Elizabeth Mitchell". So I merged Elizabeth Mitchell daughter of Stith Mitchell into the record for Elizabeth Mitchell wife of Samuel Oglesby and changed her preferred name to 'Elizabeth Mitchell'.
This makes my gread-grandparents Felix T. Oglesby and Minervia Cotton 1st cousins.
28 Oct 2019 - Cited pages 1-77 of Records of The Vineyard Wests and Branches of The Family, 598 individuals.
30 Sep 2019 - Francis West of Duxbury (1606-1692) my 8th great-grandfather
Cited Francis West of Duxbury, Mass. and some of his descendants by Edward E. Cornwall (Boston, Massachusetts: Boston Historic Genealogical Society, 1906) pages 1-14, complete, 739 descendants adding probably 730 of them.
22 Sep 2019 Import
20 Sep 2019 - The Scroope Genealogy & Lighthouse Guide
I discovered The Scroope Genealogy & Lighthouse Guide was no longer on the world wide web but captures could be found on The Wayback Machine so I updated the links in my citations to point to the archives there.
11 Sep 2019 - The ancestry of my 5th great-grandmother Elizabeth West (____-____)
Wife of Alexander Spotswood Cotton (1711-1764)
Looking over the tree of an Ancestry 1st cousin DNA match I chanced across several genealogies of Francis West (1606-1692) of Martha's Vineyard. It appears this Francis West could have been the son of Francis West, Governor of Virginia but the sources I've found state that nothing definitive on this point could be found.
9 Sep 2019 - Alfred Thomas (1828-1894) husband of my ½2nd cousin Martha Ann Hoge (1825-1913)
Filled in Alfred's parents and grandparents.
26 Aug 2019 - The wives and children of my 4th cousin 3 times removed Thomas Hoge b. 1816 Greene County, Pennsylvania, died 1889 at Canton, Missouri.
25 Aug 2019 Import
18 Jul 2019 - Martha Batte, wife of great-granduncle William Farrar
According to The R. Bolling Batte Papers, Martha Batte who married William Farrar was the daughter of Thomas Batte & Temperance Brown. And so I have made her their daughter, and filled in some around her.
24 May 2019 - John Taylor Hoge (1846-1920), my 4th cousin 4 times removed.
Began adding his descendants.
16 May 2019 Import
3 Jan 2019 - James William McLain (1869-1932), husband of my 1st cousin 4 times removed Mary Jane Griffith
Merged James W. McClain, son of Zech D. Griffith & Mary Hughes, with James William McLain, husband of Mary Griffith (daughter of George Washington Griffith & Elizabeth Jane Sisk). This family was among those that migrated to Texas around 1898.
22 Dec 2018 Import
| Thumb | Description | Linked to | Last Modified |
|---|---|---|---|
 | Palace Hotel → California, San Francisco, 1909 The rebuilt New Palace Hotel opened 16 December 1909. | 24 Jul 2020 | |
 | Palace Hotel → California, San Francisco The Palace Hotel in the early 1920s. | 24 Jul 2020 | |
 | Palace Hotel → California, San Francisco With the gutting by fire and subsequent demolition of the original Palace in 1906, by 1909 a "new" Palace Hotel (upper left) had arisen on the site of William Ralston's original structure as San Francisco worked to replace the some 28,000 buildings that had occupied the 512 blocks of the city which had been laid waste by the April 18, 1906, earthquake and the three days of fires that followed in its wake. | 24 Jul 2020 | |
 | Palace Hotel → End Of The Trail At the end of the trail stands the Palace Hotel | 24 Jul 2020 | |
 | Delmas → house next door 2999 Pacific Avenue, San Francisco | 24 Jul 2020 | |
 | Delmas → house 2997 Pacific Avenue, San Francisco | 24 Jul 2020 | |
 | Withers → Allen, Library | 24 Jul 2020 | |
 | Washington → Happy Retreat Also known as 'Mordington' and 'The Charles Washington House', originally owned and developed by Charles Washington, the youngest brother of George Washington and the founder of Charles Town. In 1837 George Washington Hammond sold it to the Hon. Isaac R. Douglass who completed the plans for the central section and built a three story brick structure, connecting the two old Washington wings. He renamed the completed mansion 'Mordington', after his ancestral estate in Scotland. | 24 Jul 2020 | |
 | Washington → Claymont Jefferson County, West Virginia | 24 Jul 2020 | |
 | Washington → Barleywood | 24 Jul 2020 | |
 | Steen → WilliamEverett & Winifred H. 1276 Overton Park Avenue Memphis, Tennessee | 24 Jul 2020 | |
 | Rogers → Will, stamp Performing Arts & Artists Commemorative Series | 24 Jul 2020 | |
 | Ridgely → Hampton | 24 Jul 2020 | |
 | Palace Hotel → California, San Francisco, 1906 What's left of the Palace after the fire. On the left is what remains of The Grand Hotel. | 23 Jul 2020 | |
 | Palace Hotel → California, San Francisco, 18 April 1906 The earthquake was at 5:12 in the morning. By afternoon the "fireproof" Palace Hotel has begun to burn. | 23 Jul 2020 | |
 | Palace Hotel → California, San Francisco, 1901 This photo was taken during President McKinley's visit San Francisco. He stayed at the hotel. | 23 Jul 2020 | |
 | Palace Hotel → California, San Francisco This image or the rooms & suites is from a guest sovenir of The Palace Hotel Abt. 1895 | 23 Jul 2020 | |
 | Palace Hotel → California, San Francisco, 1880 Residence of The Hoges & The Barnes | 23 Jul 2020 | |
 | Moss → Frank & Mallie, home The wonderful sugar tree orchard in foreground was a probable result of 'an improvement,' i.e., crop, made by William Ingles ca. 1750-1755. History has shown that when the virgin trees were removed, the natural regrowth was sugar maple. The twenty years or so of Indian wars and Revolution would allow a good start. | 23 Jul 2020 | |
 | Millsaps → Reuben Webster residence | 23 Jul 2020 | |
 | Keller → John F., house 407 Christine Avenue, Anniston, Alabama | 23 Jul 2020 | |
 | Inge → Francis Marion, home | 23 Jul 2020 | |
 | Home → The Hirsel Originally a hirsel was an area of land over which a single shepherd could supervise a flock of sheep. The Hirsel Estate was bought by the Homes from Sir John Kerr in 1611 and the Barony of the Hirsel was granted to the 2nd Earl of Home in 1621. The main part of the big house was built between 1702 and 1714, and is the ancestral seat of the Home family; the most famous member of which was Sir Alec Douglas-Home, British prime minister 1963-4. After retiring as prime minister, Sir Alec was created a life peer with the title Lord Home of the Hirsel. A statue of Sir Alec stands at the entrance to the park. The estate today is run as a commercial farming and forestry enterprise that covers 3000 acres. |
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 | Hoge → William Jefferson & Margaret Moss on honeymoon with Clinton Moss & Hattie Greever New York, New York | 23 Jul 2020 | |
 | Gregg → Strand Millas National Register of Historic Places, Reference Number: 73000520. | 23 Jul 2020 | |
 | Gosnold → Otley Hall Otley Hall, a grade I listed historic house in Suffolk, has a long and distinguished history and is situated in ten acres of gardens. | 23 Jul 2020 | |
 | Gosnold → Bartholomew Gosnold at Smoking Rocks, painted by William Allen Wall in 1842, depicts Bartholomew Gosnold landing at Smoking Rocks in 1602. Smoking Rocks was located on the New Bedford coast opposite Palmer Island, which is just north of the hurricane barrier. Courtesy of the New Bedford Whaling Museum. | 23 Jul 2020 | |
 | Elkins → Halliehurst, side Elkins, West Virginia: Summer home of Stephen Benton Elkins and Hallie (Maria-Louisa) Davis. | 23 Jul 2020 | |
 | Elkins → Halliehurst, back Elkins, West Virginia: Summer home of Stephen Benton Elkins and Hallie (Maria-Louisa) Davis. | 23 Jul 2020 | |
 | Elkins → Halliehurst, front Elkins, West Virginia: Summer home of Stephen Benton Elkins and Hallie (Maria-Louisa) Davis. | 23 Jul 2020 | |
 | Elkins → Halliehurst, rear Elkins, West Virginia: Summer home of Stephen Benton Elkins and Hallie (Maria-Louisa) Davis. | 23 Jul 2020 | |
 | Elkins → Halliehurst Elkins, West Virginia: Summer home of Stephen Benton Elkins and Hallie (Maria-Louisa) Davis. | 23 Jul 2020 | |
 | deJarnette → home, Hampton Manor Surrealist artist Salvador Daili at easel in front of Hampton Manor, designed by Thomas Jefferson and built in 1835 by Daniel DeJarnette, as African-American household staff members pose for his painting which will capture the spirit of the old South. | 23 Jul 2020 | |
 | de Jarnette → Spring Grove National Register of Historic Places #76002097 Oak Corner, Caroline County Virginia | 23 Jul 2020 | |
 | de Jarnette → Pine Forest Pine Forest is of Colonial architecture with corinthian columns flanking the fornt and rear proches. There are twenty rooms in the house, including a basement, first and second floors. The dining room is in the basement. The front steps are of stone and very much worn from the countless feet that have trod them during the hundred years of ist existence. The kitchen is located about 50 feet from the main house supplied with a fireplace and brick oven. The cooking was done in the basement and the upper story was used for sleeping quarters for the kitchen staff. Both houses are of brick. The Manor house is located on a hill about one mile from the highway with spacious grounds and surrounded by large trees of oak, walnut and hickory. It overlooks North East Creek. The estate was originaly 2700 acres, an original land grant. At present it consists of 1200 acres. | 23 Jul 2020 | |
 | Davis → Graceland, night Summer home of Henry Gassaway Davis, at night. | 23 Jul 2020 | |
 | Davis → Graceland, top Summr home of Henry Gassaway Davis, from above. | 23 Jul 2020 | |
 | Davis → Graceland, side Summer home of Henry Gassaway Davis, from side. | 23 Jul 2020 | |
 | Davis → Graceland, front Summer home of Henry Gassaway Davis, front view. | 23 Jul 2020 | |
 | Cocke → Malvern Hills |
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 | Cavers House Near Hawick, Roxburgh, Scotland - Circa 1500 large 5 storey tower house, probably incorporating part of a 13th century castle. Upper two floors altered in 17th century and the tower enlarged to the North in the mid 18th century to form a classical mansion house with symmetrical 7 bay front to east with a 3 window semi-circular advanced bow at centre. Its oldest portion, a square tower, was built by Sir Archibald Douglas, younger son of that valiant Earl of Douglas who conquered and fell at Otterburn (1388). It was demolished in 1953. |
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 | Castle Lochmaben Old Lochmaben Castle Motte motte-and-bailey castle was built c.1160 by the Bruce family, Lords of Annandale. It is possibly the birthplace of Robert the Bruce, born 1274. (Castle Recontructions by Andrew Spratt, http://www.maybole.org/history/castles/index.htm) | 23 Jul 2020 | |
 | Castle Lochleven (Castle Recontructions by Andrew Spratt, http://www.maybole.org/history/castles/index.htm) |
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 | Castle Edinburgh | 23 Jul 2020 | |
 | Bowen → Rees IV with family Maiden Spring | 23 Jul 2020 | |
 | Bell → Rockwood Manor | 23 Jul 2020 |
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 | Virginia → Colonial James River Curles of the James, Colonial Map in Henrico County, Virginia with Jordans, Cockes, Relatives and Neighbors | 24 Jul 2020 | |
 | George → Henry Hortensuis Junior & Lillian Wright - residence The green arrow is on 1831 Monument Avenue. | 24 Jul 2020 | |
 | Hoge → Joseph P. San Francisco City Directory of 1890, page 651 | 24 Jul 2020 |
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