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TERRY FAMILY HISTORIAN
Published quarterly in March, June, September, and December.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ VOLUME 03 SEPTEMBER 1984 NUMBER 03 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
United Terry's Club ................................................. Page 109 Notes on Phillip Terry Family by Francis Kaskin ..................... Page 109 The TERRY FAMILY NEWSLETTER by Ralph Terry .......................... Page 110 Covering the Terry-Tory by Robert W. Terry .......................... Page 111 Notes by Grover Cleveland Terry ..................................... Page 112 Terry Notes by Mrs. J. Malcom "Kay" Terry ........................... Page 113 Notes on Descendants of Samuel Terry of Enfield by Mrs. E. D. McCraw Page 115 Champ B. Terry Bible Record ......................................... Page 116 Robert Terry Bible Record ........................................... Page 118 Joseph Terry Bible Record ........................................... Page 119 South Carolina Terry Records ........................................ Page 123 Notes on John Terry, an Irishman by Debbie Miller Cameron ........... Page 133 Smith County, Texas Pioneer Family by Mrs. Porter (Ola Terry) Motley Page 134 Queries ............................................................. Page 138 Terry Line of Dwight L. D. Terry .................................... Page 138 Terry Line of Evora Mae "Jean" Smith ................................ Page 138 Terry Line of Barbara Louise Fryer Price ............................ Page 138 Terry Line of Nancy R. Maclean McKenzie ............................. Page 139 Terry Line of Helen Elizabeth Harger ................................ Page 140 Terry Line of Barbara Irene Phillips Steed .......................... Page 140 Terry Line of Louis Edith Terry Auguston ............................ Page 141 Terry Line of Harley Dillon Anders Sr. .............................. Page 141 Terry Line of Mrs. Janet Reid ....................................... Page 144 Terry Line of Mrs. J. Malcom McGee Terry ............................ Page 144 Terry Line of Martin "Marty" Azelle Morris Jr. ...................... Page 145 Terry Line of Donna Fowler .......................................... Page 147 Present members, former members and interested parties .............. Page 149 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ EDITOR Robert "Mike" Terry * * * * *
U N I T E D T E R R Y ' S C L U B
Received a nice letter from Mr. Redus Terry, P. O. Box 457 Moulton AL 35650 with my membership card in the UNITED TERRY'S CLUB Courtland, Alabama. It is $1.00 per year and $25.00 for a lifetime membership. The card notes that the President is John A. Terry and Secretary is Mable Terry.--Nice to see all those TERRY names! Redus Terry indicated he descends from several TERRY lines most notably John F. Terry early of Lawrence County, Alabama. I did not get any dates but did send a review copy of the TFH--EDITOR.
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N O T E S O N P H I L L I P T E R R Y
F A M I L Y O F B E A U F O R T D I S T R I C T S C
by
Frances Kaskin. 501 E. Jackson Ave. Hampton SC 29924.
The information that Michael Therry was the father of Phillip was the 1st time I had heard this and am glad to receive it. Since Murphy Winn and I do descend from the same line of Terry's, Phillip Jr.: I will find out for sure what information he has sent you so we will not duplicate it. I attended a TERRY Reunion on Sunday, June 24, 1984 and they promise to have a book out before the next one in June, 1986. All I know is someone has a lot of informa- tion to gather before then.
You will probably hear from a Jack Terry from Charlotte N. C. and a Mrs. Judy Drobinski from Hanahan, SC as they are both working for our same line of Terry's.
I have not yet found a pedigree chart that I like so I've devised my own way of listing family members.
I am enclosing a brief summary of Terry legend that was supplied by Jacob Cameron Terry b. Feb 6, 1881 - d. Feb 10, 1977 through his son. G. Otis Terry, Lt. Col. USAF Retired 711 Muse St., Albany GA 31701. Otis has written some very interesting letters and our ancestors of two other branches keep crossing paths. The Thames's and Clifton's so I keep jumping from one Genealogy line to another. It seems that most of the ancestors of whatever line came here from Clarendon County, SC.
I certainly want our line of Terry's in your records if they are not already there.
T E R R Y G E N E A L O G Y
According to a family legend two Terry men left Scotland long ago, around 1580 and came to North Ireland and intermarried with Protestant North Ireland people. They left Scotland because they were Protestant and wanted to remain Protestant. As far as I know their descendants are yet of that church.
They left North Ireland and came to Virginia and helped settle Jamestown in 1607-1608 etc..Several generations later, when the Tidewater area of Virginia became crowded and they could see the smoke from their neighbors chimneys they decided to move to new land. The descendants of the Terry went West to Kentucky, Tennessee and Alabama. The descendants of the other Terry came to North and South Carolina.
This information from Jacob Cameron Terry b. 6 Feb 1881 d. 10 Feb 1977. He was the son of Phillip Elmore Terry b. 30 Nov 1831 d. 23 Sep 1895. He was the son of Michael Terry b. 1798 d. 1859. The son of Phillip Terry, Sr. b. 1764 d. 1839. According to you, Mike, he was the son of Michael Therry.
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ JULY 1984 THE TERRY FAMILY NEWSLETTER NUMBER 6 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Another year has passed since the last newsletter and almost a year since the last Terry reunion. Remember the Coleman County History book that I was working on this time last year?...well, I am still at it, about to finish it, but the reason why little work has been done by me on the Terry family. I have not heard from very many of you, but hope that a lot of you will make it to the reunion this year, to let us know if enough of you want to continue to have these reunions.
The reunion will be held o the 5th of August this year, the Sunday following the DeLeon Peach and Melon Festival Week. We are going to have it at Imogene Terry's house this year. If you don't know how to get there, take the New Hope Lane, which is the only sand road between the Sabana River and DeLeon going west. When it deadends, turn south, last house on the left before the fork in the road. If you can't find it, call Imogene. The land in this area was once owned by the Terry brothers and sister. Imogene and her family still own the part that once belonged to John Williamson Terry, and it has been in the Terry family for over 100 years. We thought this would give everyone who attends the reunion a chance to see the land of our ancestry.
Bring a dish of your choice (meat or vegetables, cake or pie)...also bring your drinks, we will supply the ice, plates, knives, forks, napkins, salt and pepper, and cups. We will also take up a collection to pay for the reunion expenses. Also bring your own lawn chairs and tables and dominoes (or cards), if you wish to play. Lots of room for the kids to run around and play...bring them too.
I am still working on some new pages for the Terry book, for those of you who have it. I also need to sell about 15 more copies of it, to help pay the cost of the new pages, so if you know of anyone who would like to have a copy, $70 pays for it and all future additions to it.
The children of Tod Robinson Terry (1811-1847) and Mary Eliza Hill Terry (1816- 1863) were John Williamson (1840-1902), William Cornelius "Bruce" (1843-1924), James Todd (1844-1910), and Eliza Matilda Jane (Chambers) (1846-1868). They all moved to Comanche County in the 1870's and owned land between the Sabana River and DeLeon. They are all buried at the DeLeon Cemetery. Most of us reading this are their descendants. I hope that all of you can make it to the reunion this year and appreciate their lives. See you on the 5th of August.....Keep the interest going!!! Take Care ...... Ralph Terry P. O. Box 958 Coleman, Texas 76834 915-625-5317
Note: Although the announcement of the reunion is not now timely, I printed Ralph's newsletter because there were other items of interest to researchers of this branch of the Terry family who descend from the Raiford-Terry's of Anson and Orange Co.'s North Carolina.-- This newsletter is $5.00 per year and can be ordered from Ralph Terry at the above mentioned address.--EDITOR.
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C O V E R I N G T H E T E R R Y - T O R Y
by
Robert W. Terry
4900 Springdale Road, Cincinnati OH 45247
BEWARE OF BIOGRAPHIES in your genealogical research!
Many of us have read ancestral accounts in such publications as county histories and have marveled at the sterling qualities attributed to the subject who bears our surname. The reader gets a feeling of pride from the flowery description of the subject and his achievements.
Yet, reading similar histories in different counties or in different states, you will find the same qualities recorded about your ancestor describing someone of totally different surname. Reading closely, you will find that the biographies apparently were cranked out much in the manner of today's form letters that inform you of your selection as a winner of who-knows-what.
Private biographers and publishers alike were interested in one thing -- the sale of their product. Naturally, their biographical material stressed the subject's virtues, not his or her faults. If the prospective customer did not order the publication, chances were that his family would be omitted, while his wealthy neighbor was praised in print.
Biographies of early settlers were frequently presented at meetings of literary clubs and historical societies of a century ago, when such gatherings along with church services and lodge meetings substituted for today's television.
Fortunately, I had accumulated considerable information about my great- great-grandfather Robert and his brothers before I was given a copy of a biography of his brother, William. Without my own information I might have considered William to be an unsung hero in the mold of Daniel Boone, Simon Kenton, and others.
The biography was presented by a man whose wife was the granddaughter of William Terry, at a literary club meeting in Cincinnati about a century ago. Like all biographies of the time, there were important facts omitted, and the truth was stretched. A few examples:
Census figures show that William Terry was too young to be a compatriot of Daniel Boone, who probably was preparing to move to Missouri or was already there by the time William reached adulthood.
William was portrayed as a survivor of St. Clair's (Gen. Arthur St. Clair) Defeat in northern Ohio at the hands of united Indian tribes. True, he survived the battle, but records show he was a wagon driver, not an artilleryman or infantryman.
William and his wife, Rebecca (1) or Susanna (2), were depicted as hosts to the clergymen of various denominations in the early settlement. Not mentioned was his dismissal from his own church -- for "intemperance."
Neither did the biography mention that William changed his will so many times that it was contested after his death and dragged through court actions for several years. Testimony indicated that he called his brother, my great- great grandfather Robert, to come 40 miles to take possession of some property deeds, with secret instructions for their disposition.
What led me to believe that the biography was more fiction than fact was the inability of the biographer to recall the name of Reuben Terry, brother of William and Robert, who remained in Kentucky when the family moved north toward Cincinnati.
Your ancestors, like mine, were human. Their biographers had their own reasons for portraying them a step short of sainthood, but the diligent researcher must seek elsewhere to learn what the ancestor actually was like.
Note: The line of Robert W. Terry is included on page 106 of the September 1983 TFH.
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Beginning This Family Tree on Mother's Side
Compiled by
Grover Cleveland Terry*
August 30, 1973
Sarah Callahan was the Daughter of Mr. Callahan. I cannot recall whether it was he or his Father who was one half Cherokee Indian. After Callahan first married he stated that he was returning to the Indian Nation. Sarah Callahan First married a Mr. Young and they had Peter and Salley Young.
Peter and his wife Jane had Richard, Eloside, Cooley and Doc and Judy.
Sally Young married George Washington McMillin who was born Sept 19, 1856 and died Sept 16, 1882. They had Lilly October born Oct. 22, 1878 and died Mch. 2, 1914. Lilly married Owen Dosher and they had a daughter Mildred. They also had George Bovner who married Meta Poole. He was born August 19, 1880 and died Dec. 14, 1925. George and Meta had Ovie J., Audrey and Wilton. George had a Brother Tollie. Tollie and his wife Hulda had William, Mike, Jim, Sussie, Roy and Nanny. Cy and Nanny were twins. Another Brother Jim and his wife had ja- Drew, Elsia, Tilly, Luther, Rastus and Lollis.
After the death of Mr. Young, Sarah married Newbon Tantom. They had Weltha who married Harris Dosier, and had a daughter Ruby. Mollie married Jim Heard and they had Roddy and Gladys. Son Ike died before marrying.
Sally McMillin remarried Martin Andrew Terry, who was born Aug 5, 1853 and died Febr 9, 1897. Martin Terry had a brother William Terry who had Hattie and Daisy. Another brother John who had a son Tom and a sister Corrine who married Will Mophet. They had Roy and Diasy. A sister Lidia married a Mr. Tyler and had Bud, Luther and Joe. Sally and Martin had Grover Cleveland Terry* born Oct.31, 1884 and he was married to Mary Amila Sullivan, his second wife was Mae Johnson, and third wife Maude Richardson. They had no Children. Lulu Aby born Nov. 6, 1888 and died Mch 17, 1963. She married to Fred Lumbard Goddard. They had Dale, Virginia and Landsdon. Morris Abram was born Aut, 1886 and died Dec 1951. He was married to Nanny Mcmillin. They had a daughter Selma who was born ______. Selma married Leroy Cederquist and they had Nannette and Terry. Nannette married Richard Elk and they had Mike, Cindie and Jenniffer. Terry and his wife Sue had Debby, Stephen and ______. Marshall Martin was born Jan 27, 1893 and died Nov 14, 1931. Marshall Married Tillis Bollinger they had no children. John Goy born July 16, 1896. He and his wife had a daughter Dorothy, and she married Herman Broussad and they had Terry and Meichell. Ruth Terry had a son by the name of Donald by her first husband who is still living.
Little is known by me about Grandmother on Father's side. I remember Grandma Terry being the only person who smoked in those days. She smoked a clay pipe with a curved stem made of the same material. She was a native of Holland and came to the United States at an early date.
Note: This was submitted by Mrs. J. Malcom Terry P. O. Box 186, Harrisonburg LA 71340. Martin Andrew Terry is a brother of William Santford Terry.
T E R R Y N O T E S
by Mrs. J. Malcom "Kay" Terry
I've been writing to Alice Ann DeRossitt and Polly Terry Carrington both are looking for Stephen Terry and wife, Martha Patience Breeland. I've located my husband's great-great grandparents and find I am for sure on that same line. Mrs. DeRossitt and Mrs. Carrington differ on Stephen's birthplace and I am hoping to find something about that.
Stephen Terry 1787- ?? m. Martha Patience Breeland 1800- ??
Patience Terry 1810- Joseph Terry 1815- Sanford Rainy Terry 1822- Abraham Terry 1826-1869 m. Margaret ______ 1825-1912? Eveline Terry 1833-
Children of Abraham Terry 1826-1869 m. Margaret ______
Martin Andrew Terry 1848-1895 m. 1883 Mrs. Sarah McMillan John Terry 1853-aft. 1910 m. bf. 1875 Arminda ______ Lydia Ann Terry 1855-1942 m. Christopher Tyler William Santford Terry 1857-1929 m. 1891 Nancy Katherine Scarbrough Robert Terry 1858-1903 Morris or Maurice Terry 1860-1880 Abi Terry 1862-1880? Corrine or Corene Terry 1864-aft 1910 m. 1894 William R. Mophett Celarissa Terry 1868-1880?
Children of William Santford Terry 1857-1929 m. Nancy Scarbrough
Hattie Arminda Terry 1891-?? Hannah Lee Terry 1892- Ora Ella Terry 1893/4-1894/5 John Bruce Terry 1895-1917 Mary "May" Eliza Terry 1896-?? m. Arch Alpin Lillie Hazel Terry 1897-?? m. Roy McMillian Albert Abram Terry 1898-1964 m. Rita Mae McGuffee**
**My husband's grandparents. They had only one child, my father-in-law, James Herbert Terry. I have some information on some of Abraham and Margaret's children -- Martin, John, Lydia, William and Corrine Terry all moved to Cata- houla Parish LA from Livingston Parish in about 1882. Margaret (widowed in 1869) and son Robert may have come too. Margaret was living in Catahoula Parish with Lydia in 1910 but not in 1900. Robert-- I can't find.
Morris, Abi and Celarissa are not found after 1880 -- I believe they died in some sort of epidemic at that time.
John is listed in 1880 with a wife Arminda and two kids -- Hattie and Tommy. They are not to be found any more. Maybe they died in the same epidemic. I found death dates of four Terry men on a plaque owned by W. A. Mophett. He is a grandson of Corrine Terry Mophett. This is what it says:
Abram died Jn. 23, 1869 at age 48 years
Maurice died Dec. 17, 1880 at age 20 years and 10 months
Martin died in Feb. 1895 at age 47 years
Robert died in Sept. 1903 at age 46 years
I am sure that Abram is Abraham -- Maurice, Martin and Robert are three of his sons. If anyone needs any research done in Catahoula Parish. I'll gladly help. Thank you for your help. Sincerely, Kay Terry.
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N O T E S O N D E S C E N D A N T S
O F
S A M U E L T E R R Y O F E N F I E L D
by
Mrs. E. D. "Carol" McCraw, 546 McKinley Ave. Woodland CA 95695.
What a very pleasant surprise to hear from you. Enclosed please find my check for subscription to the TERRY FAMILY HISTORIAN and especially that you knew of our reunion.
I cannot write too much now (in fact, very little) because I am drowning in my own disorganization. I have over ten years of research on our Terry family which I am trying to compile before leaving for the east coast on 17th of June. I will have four days of research in Albany and then in Deleware County, New York where my paternal roots are planted. My grandmother was Lida Scott Terry, daughter of Jacob Ferris and Huldah Russell Terry. He was the son of Abigail Signor and Samuel Terry who was the son of Urbana and Hulda Stevens Terry. Urbana went to Delaware County from Northeast, Dutchess County, NY (1790 Census) after serving in the Revolutionary war. His father, Samuel Terry, whom I have very little information on died in the Revolutionary War and don't have any idea who was Urbana's mother. Have a land patent and tax records of this Samuel Terry and very little else as he was in the "genealogical graveyard of New York" Dutchess County, NY in what is now Putnam County, NY and what was part of Connecticut, in The Oblong for so many years...... His father was Reverend Samuel Terry (who is a story unto himself) and Margaret Coffin (of the Nantucket Island settler family and several books written about them) and his father was Captain Samuel Terry of Enfield, Massachusetts now Enfield, Connecticut who was and early settler of Enfield and his father was the Immigrant Samuel Terry and a descendant who moved to England to be in the printing business for awhile, feels he found the emigrant's father and grandfather. Anyway, I am in the middle of trying to compile all of this right now and am feeling the pressure.... I will send a copy of what I get compiled for your records. Urbana had two brothers who went "west" from Dele- ware County, NY. I will send their lines later. I do not believe that any of my direct line of Terrys went to the South but my husband's family did...A McCraw descendant back in Virginia (where the McCraw reunion will be held the week following mine and then we are on our way to Scotland, England, Germany and Switzerland returning 22 July) have compiled some five hundred pages on the McCraw family. My husband's mother and father, Bessie Elizabeth Hattan and John Asbury McCraw were married in Enid, Oklahoma. That is another interesting story but the McCraw families out of Virginia went the southern route into Oklahoma and Texas where my husband was born.
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NOTES ON FAMILY OF JOSEPH AND CHAMP B. TERRY
submitted by
Lina Terry McIlwain 5310 River Thames Rd., Jackson MS 39211
I'm enclosing three Bible Records--one in particular which I believe you will be interested in.--The Joseph Terry Bible.
We have heard so much about the seven sons, and Dr. Peyton Green's letter explains that JOHN TERRY was the father of the 7 sons--and John Terry's father according to tradition by Mrs. Gloria Shuff was PERRYMAN GREEN TERRY from Ireland in 1749. How I wish we could find out something about him--She says she is still trying to locate the source. Her grandmother was Texanna Anna Terry Vipperman, b. April 6, 1866, d. Feb. 12, 1948.
When I have more time will mail you other information which I have....We are all grateful to you for all your efforts and you are doing a wonderful job.
CHAMP B. TERRY BIBLE RECORD
Sontag, Lawrence County, Mississippi
Contributed by Mrs. Johnny Calvin Martin, 1104 First St., Natchez MS 39120. June 1983.
Note: The following information was furnished by Mrs. Johnny Calvin Martin who was formerly Patricia Ann Smith, daughter of Marion Harland Smith and Dorothy Stewart and she is a great grand daughter of Champ B. Terry and Sara Etta Douglas. Patricia Ann Smith married Johnny Calvin Martin who was the grandson of Walter Calvin Terry, b. 10 Jan 1891 Pike County, MS. She was born 3 Sep 1947. Information enclosed in parenthesis in this Bible Record was furnished by Mrs. Johnny Calvin Martin. Census records reveal that Champ B. Terry was born in the year 1860 in the State of Mississippi and living in Lawrence County, MS in 1900. His father and mother were both born in North Carolina.
BIRTHS
C. B. (Champ B.) Terry was born in the year of our Lord June 18, 1860.
S. E. P. (D.) Terry (Sarah Etta Douglas) was born in the year of our Lord Dec. 5, 1871.
Our first born in the year of our Lord Sept. 17, 1888.
J. B. (James Benjamin) Terry was born in the year of our Lord Mar. 8, 1890.
L. B. (Lizzie Bell) Terry was born in the year of our Lord Sept. 16, 1896.
H. C. (Houston C.) Terry was borned in the year of our Lord March 8, 1898. O. P. (Olion Pearson) Terry was born in the year of our Lord Nov. 27, 1899.
O. A. (Oscar A.) Terry was born in the year of our Lord January 30, 1902. A. O. (Aubie, dau.) Terry was born in the year of our Lord Aug. 29, 1904. E. L. (Edgar Lee) Terry was born in the year of our Lord Nov. 20, 1906.
DEATHS
Our little babie died in the year of our Lord September 17, 1888.
Bennie Terry died in the year of our Lord June 14, 1919.
(Champ B. Terry died Aug. 3, 1931.)
(Sarah Etta Douglas Terry, dau. of James Bailey & Matilda Ann Douglas, died Aug. 7, 1933.)
MARRIAGES
Note: This information regarding marriages was also furnished by Mrs. Johnny Calvin Martin.
James Benjamin Terry born 1889 married Mary Zella Smith, and had two children: Irene Terry, and Hazel Terry.
Lizzie Bell Terry born 16 Sept. 1896, d. 9 Aug 1964 married Richard A. Smith-- They had 4 children:
Richard A. Smith, Jr. Wilson Eugene Smith Marion Harland Smith married Dorothy Stewart--had dau. Patricia Ann. Mary Etta Smith
Houston C. Terry married Hazel Starling--had 5 children:
Houstene Terry Richard Leroy Terry Robert Allen Terry Darlene Terry Elizabeth Terry
Olion Pearson Terry married Mae Ware-- had 3 children:
Aubie C. Terry married Kirby Turnage-- had 2 children:
Billie Gene Turnage Benjamin Odell Turnage
Edgar Lee Terry married Margaret Blakely--had 3 children:
Joyce Elaine Terry Hugh Terry Margie Terry
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R O B E R T T E R R Y B I B L E R E C O R D
Contributed in 1982 by Mr. Ray Beeman, presently of 701 D. St. Space B # 8, Chula Vista CA 92010. In 1978, this Bible was in possession of Mrs. Kathryn Terry Willingham, Rt. 3, Box 342, Fulton KY 42041. Record copy was by Mrs. Richard D. Lawrence, 120 Garland Dr., Menlo Park CA 94025.
Bible Record
Robert Terry was born 13 Sept. 1807 Kentucky married 31 Dec. 1829 (Williamson County, Tenn.) Elizabeth Newsom Pate (dau. of Jesse Pate and Nancy Loftin) born 5 April 1811 Tenn., died 30 Aug 1867 Bedford County, Tenn.
Children:
George Terry was born 31 Dec. 1830, died 9 July 1832
Robert Terry Jr. was born 19 Jan 1833, died 5 Dec 1833
Jesse Terry was born 1 Jan 1835, died 4 Aug. 1840
Dr. Alexander Watson Terry was born 30 June 1837 married 10 April 1860 (Wilson County, Tenn.) Nancy Justin Wilson, born 24 April 1839 (dau. of John R. Wilson and Mary Donaldson).
William J. Terry was born 9 May 1839, died 23 May 1871 (Bedford County) married Elizabeth J. ______ 6 June 1861 who died 7 Dec 1864, married (2) Caroline (Callie) Norman 4 Aug. 1867, lived Fulton, KY. " [Caroline] died 18 Dec. 1905.
Georgia Terry was born 28 Oct 1840
John R. Terry was born 17 Dec. 1841 died 14 Oct. 1860
Dr. D. W. Terry was born 29 March 18__ (living 1880 Rutherford Co.) married (1) Susan P. Whitman 1865 (Bedford Co., Tenn.) Susan P. Whitman Terry b. 1841, died 1879. [married] (2) Pocahontas S. ______, born 18 Aug. 184_.
Dooley Pate Terry was born 8 Aug 1849 married 18 April 1867 Sarah F. ______ born 2 Nov 1844 (living 1880 Smith Co.) married (2) M. W. McClanahan 29 Aug 1880.
America Tennessee Alice Terry was born 17 March 1856, died 12 Sep 1867
Joshua E. Terry was born 18 May 1862, died 25 Oct 1900 married 11 Dec 1895 Emma Blackwell (Williamson County).
This family listed in the 1860 census of Bedford County, Tenn, Dist. 8, pg. 56.
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J O S E P H T E R R Y B I B L E R E C O R D
Chesterfield County, Virginia
Contributed by Mrs. Gloria Shuff, 106 Kinzer St., Beckley WV 25801.
Note: This Bible was bought at Joseph Terry's "sale" and belonged to Henry B. Terry, his son, and then to Reuben P. Terry, son of Henry B. Terry. Record copy was furnished by Mrs. Gloria Shuff.
Dr. Peyton Green of Wytheville, Va., who was born May 27, 1861 married Kate Waller Terry, b. 9 June 1870, on 23 Oct. 1888. She was the daughter of Gen. William Terry, b. 14 Aug 1824 Amherst Co., VA, died 5 Sept. 1888 Wytheville, VA who was the last Commander of The Stonewall Brigade.
Dr. Peyton Green of Wytheville, VA wrote a letter to R. P. Terry, Meadows of Dan, Patrick Co., VA on June 26, 1903 in which he stated:
"My Dear Sir: -------- Your great-grandfather's name was JOHN TERRY. He lived in Chesterfield Co., VA and your grand father JOSEPH and his twin brother THOMAS were born there. Soon after they were born he moved to Buckingham Co. Where he was born or died or how old he was or who his wife was we do not know. He had seven sons as follows: JOSEPH, THOMAS, BENJAMIN, JOHN, STEPHEN, WILLIAM, JAMES, and a daughter SARAH. Joseph was your grandfather--Thomas was my wife's great-grandfather.
Stephen had no family
William had no family
James moved to Tennessee
Benjamin lived in Franklin and Pittsylvania
John remained in Buckingham
Sarah married a man named John Oakes.
I have written to Tennessee but haven't been able to locate any of Jame's people. Benjamin had a son Benjamin and he had a son Joseph who has a son now living at Bent Mountain, Roanoke Co. named J. Coles Terry. John had two sons, William and Major and they lived in Buckingham Co. William had no children. Major had six daughters nearly all of whom live in Buckingham. He had one son Robert N. Terry who now lives at Hubard, Buckingham Co. and is 52 years old.
Your grandfather's twin brother Thomas Terry had 5 sons and five daughters. One of these sons was Thomas R. Terry. He had several daughters and three sons: John, who died not long ago; Valerius who moved to Missouri, and William who was my wife's father.----Her name was Kate Waller Terry. She had one sister and four brothers. Her father has been dead about 15 years. He was a General in the Confederate Army and was a U. S. Congressman from this district. -----Your great Uncle Thomas Terry was also in the Revolutionary war at the same time your grandfather was. He has a grandson ----James M. Garvin and his address is Munroe, Amherst Co., VA. His mother was Nancy Terry, a niece of your grandfather Joseph and a daughter of his twin brother Thomas. ------ I have a copy of the family tree and if you would like to see it I will send you a copy.---- Peyton Green".
{Family history says that PERRYMAN GREEN TERRY from Ireland in 1749 was the
father of JOHN TERRY who was living in Chesterfield Co. 1761. Mrs. Gloria
Shuff, a descendant, is searching for proof of this and trying to secure copy
of the family tree as per letter of July, 1984. ----Lina Terry McIlwain.}
BIRTHS
Joseph and Thomas Terry were born July th 27th 1761 (Chesterfield Co. VA)
Henry B. Terry was born November 15, 1799
Mary Terry his wife was born April 29th 1805
Elizabeth B. Terry was born December the 23rd 1828
Reuben P. Terry was born July the 22nd 1831
William M. Terry was born 6th January 1834
Joseph Green Terry was born the 18th February 1837
Martha Adaline Terry was born the 18th August 1840
Dolly Cruise the wife of H. B. Terry was born March the 24, 1817
Anna Thompson, wife of R. P. Terry, Born Sept. 9th 1838
William Henry Harris son of James & Elizabeth B. Harris was born Nov. the 15th 1847.
Mary Elizabeth Harris was Born September the 14th 1849
James Madison Harris was Born May 3rd 1853
John Benjamin Harris was Born the 12th Sept. 1857
Rosa Anna Adline Harris was Born August the 22nd 1860
Mary Smith the wife of J. G. Terry was Born the 24 Nov 1843
Mary E. McGrady was Born Dec. 29th 1870
Little still Born 22nd January 1901 son of R. P. and Mary E. Terry
Reuben Patterson Terry son of R. P. Terry & Mary E. Terry Born May 24th 1903
Herbert O. Terry born Nov. 5, 1895
Joseph J. Terry born July 4, 1897
James E. Terry born May 17, 1899
May Delpric'e Terry born Nov. 9, 1901
Roy Lee Terry born March 2, 1905
William Hugh Terry born April 27, 1907
Elva Jane Terry born Aug 9, 1909
Ina Terry born June 22, 1913
Edree Ruth born Nov 12, 1914
Mack C. Terry born Oct 18, 1917
---------- George B. Terry born February 24, 1874
Ruth McGrady Terry was born October 19, 1876
(Parents of the 10 above named children)
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Orrigon Lee son of (H. B. Gerries) Negror, girl Mahala was born November the 22nd 1862.
DEATHS
Mary Terry departed this life the 11th June 1828
Joseph Terry departed this life the 23rd day of May 1838
Mary Terry, Wife of H. B. Terry, departed this life the 22nd July 1861
William M. Terry Son of H. B. Terry Departed this life in the Army Aug. the 13th 1862.
Henry B. Terry departed this life June the 22, 1867
Anna Terry the wife of R. P. Terry departed this life August the 3rd, 1899
Reuben P. Terry Son of R. P. & Mary E. Terry departed this life Feb. 8th 1908
Reuben P. Terry departed this life Oct. the 30, 1911
William Henry Harris died July 10th 1848 son of Elizabeth
James Harris died July the 8th 1862
Mary Elizabeth Harris departed this November the 18, 1862
James Madison Harris Departed this Life November the 25th, 1862
John Benjamin Harris November the 25th 1862 sons of James & Elizabeth Harris
Rosanna Adaline Harris Daughter of James & E. Harris departed this Life December the 4th 1862
Joseph Green Terry Departed this Life February 24th 1927
Elva Jane Simones Departed this life April 9th 1931
Roy Lee Terry son of G. B. and Ruth Terry died Jan 31, 1908 Anner Viperman departed this life February 12, 1948
Thomas S. Terry departed this life July 29, 1948
Etna Terry departed this life October 7, 1946
Julina M. Terry departed this life May 29, 1947
Roy Lee Terry son of G. B. and Ruth Terry departed this life Jan. 31, 1908
R. H. B. Terry died March 21st 1948
Betty Jessup died Aug. 3, 1940
Thomas S. Terry Born Oct 11, 1876 Died July 29, 1941
Josephine Thomas Terry Born Sept. 2, 1878
Texanna Anna Terry Vipperman born April 6, 1866, Died Feb. 12, 1948
James M. Viperman born Apr. 13, 1862 Died Dec. 11, 1953
Ruth McGrady Terry Born Oct 19, 186 Died Dec. 2, 1953
George B. Terry Born Feb. 24, 1874 Died July 7, 1955
MARRIAGES
Henry B. Terry and Mary Rakes were married February 14th, 1828
James Harris & Elizabeth B. Terry was married Nov the 19th 1846
Henry B. Terry and Dolly Cruise was married Oct. the 17th 1861
William M. Terry and Jane Pendleton were married January 18th, 1867
Reuben P. Terry and Anna Thompson wer married March the 16, 1859
Joseph G. Terry and Mary Smith was married April the 2nd 1863
David Smith & Martha Adaline Terry was married July 30th 1863
R. P. Terry and Mary Ella McGrady were married March the 9th, 1899
George B. Terry and Ruth McGrady was married Jan. 1, 1895
Herbert O. Terry and Oma Stanley was married Dec. 25, 1909 Joseph J. Terry and Lydia Webb was married January 25, 1920
Samuel E. Terry and Dorothy Lee Jessup was married April 3, 1921
Willie B. Shelor and Delshia (or Delprice) Terry was married Aug. 25, 1918
Wm. Hugh Terry and Cora Ilene Hale were married Dec. 24, 1932
Bennie N. Clifton and Edree Ruth Terry were married June 2, 1934
Robert H. Gray and Ina Terry were married Aug. 25, 1937
Mack C. Terry and Willa Dean Gardner were married Oct. 29, 1949
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S O U T H C A R O L I N A T E R R Y R E C O R D S
The following research was done by John W. Lawrence for Mike Terry, the Editor of the TERRY FAMILY HISTORIAN. I have always been disappointed by the lack of documented TERRY marriages in South Carolina and have been promising to give more info on Stephen Terry in Craven County and the last known link in my own lineage. I believe the estate mentioned in 1771 is that of this same Stephen. We are slowly beginning to identify these South Carolina Terry families. Many of the surnames listed have been identified as I research other South Carolina lines RE: GILL, MCCLURE, HILL, STOKES, SEALY, MORRIS, RODEN. Many of these families originated in Virginia and were in SC 1750-1760. THE OTHER PERSONS MENTIONED IN THE VARIOUS DEEDS, ESTATES WERE NOT STRANGERS. TERRY'S DID NOT MINGLE WITH OUTSIDERS AND THESE PERSONS WERE OFTEN RELATIVES OR RELATION BY MARRIAGE. TERRY esearchers should note this when copying their documentation!! Don't leave out those names!-- The Editor.
MISCELLANEOUS RECORDS 1729-1825 Volume KK, Page 141.
STEPHEN TERRY SENR. TO STEPHEN TERRY JUNR. (1754) Know all men by these presents that I, Stephen Terry Senr. in South Carolina, Fredericksburgh Township, have bargained and sold to Stephen Terry Junr. of the Province aforesaid one Negro Wench named Moll, one Negro child named Easter, also three feather beds with their furniture, four horses, the Stallion White Stockings, Warwick & Tolly (Jolly?) for the sum of Eighty nine Pounds to me already paid due him by Bond and I do acknowledge myself fully satisfied for the same and by these presents I do warrant the Negroes Beds & Horses aforesaid from the claim of my heirs or any other person laying any claim or claims in Witness my hand & seal this 17th day of Septr. 1754.
/s/ Stephen Terry (LS)
John Collins} John Collins}
Memorandum that on the 8th day of January 1755 personally appeared John Collins Junr. and declared upon oath that he see the above Stephen Terry Sign Seal as his Act & Deed deliver the above Bill of Sale or Instrument of Writing to the said Stephen Terry Junr. for the use and purpose within mentioned and he saw John Collins sign as Witness and he the said John Collins signed his name at the same time as an the Witness Certified by /s/ John Hamilton Recorded 17th Feby. 1755.
Colonial Judgement Rolls. JR 47A-108A
NEUFVILLE, ANDERSON & CO. VS. STEPHEN TERRY. (1757) This package contains a copy of a bond signed by Stephen Terry on 23 May 1755, by which he is bound in the penal sum of 76 pounds, 8 shillings to assure payment of 38 pounds, 4 shillings to John Neufville and Edward Neufville and William Anderson otherwise known as Neufville, Anderson & Company of Charles Town, Merchants.
The company brought suit on 4 October 1757 against Stephen Terry of Wateree to collect the penal sum, which the company said was still owed and was unjustly detained.
A warrant was issued on 4 October 1757 for Stephen Terry to appear in Charles Town at the Court of Common Pleas on the First Tuesday in January to answer the suit.
The case was heard on the specified date, and the judge ruled on 8 April 1758 that said Stephen Terry must pay the plaintiffs the amount of 43 pounds, 14 shilling, 9 pence.
Plat with Fairfield Co. Deed Book M, Page 063. (1758)
Pursuant to a precept from Edgerton Leigh, Esq., Sur. Genl., dated the 4 Mar 1758, I have admeasured and laid out unto Richard Griffin a tract containing one hundred acres of land on the north prong of Wateree Creek bounding to the northeast by Samuel Griffin's land and all other sides by vacant land and hath such other form and marks as the above plat represents. Certified by me this 18th day of April 1758. /s/ Saml. Wiley, D. S.
Colonial Deed. Book WW. Page 116
JOHN MILHOUSE & WIFE TO SAMUEL MILHOUSE. (1758) John Milhouse planter & Abigail his wife sell to Samuel Milhouse, planters both of Craven County, for 600 pounds a tract of 400 acres of land located in Fredericksburgh Township granted on 6 March 1750 to George Senior who conveyed the same to Robert Milhouse on 5 June 1753 and said land was inherited by his son John Milhouse, said land is bounded northwest on John Collins, southwest on Wateree River at a place called Great Neck, south east of John Williams, northeast on vacant land. Deed dated 18 May 1758 /s/ John Milhouse /s/ Abigail Milhouse Witnessed by Stephen Terry, Isaac Ross, David Terry.
Colonial Deed. Book WW, Page 202.
SAMUEL & HENRY MILHOUSE TO WILLIAM HILLIARD. (1759) Samuel Milhouse and Henry Milhouse planters of Fredericksburgh Township, Craven County, sell to William Hilliard planter of Craven County for 325 pounds a tract of 300 acres of land located in Craven County on the southwest side of Wateree River, originally granted to them in 1758 and bounded by Robert Rogers on the northwest and on all other sides by vacant land. Deed dated 2 May 1759 /s/ Henry Milhouse /s/ Samuel Milhouse Witnessed by Stephen Terry, Micajah Terry, James McCormick.
South Carolina Land Tax Memorials Vol. 10, Page 025.
JOHN PAYNE. (1769) A Memorial exhibited by John Payne to be registered in the Auditor's Offics, etc., of a plantation or tract of land containing one hundred acres and situated in Craven County on the north side of the Wateree River in Fredericksburgh Township bounded southwest by Service's land and southeast by STEPHEN TERRY'S land, NE & NW on vacant land and all other sides by his own land, survey certified the first of Novr. 1768 and granted the 31st day of October 1769 to the Memoralist at the quit rent of 3 shillings sterling or 4 shillings proclamation money per hundred acres to commence two years from the date, in witness whereof he hath hereunto set his hand the 28th day of December 1769. /s/ John Payne.
Colonial Inventories. (1771)
A true inventory of the Goods Chattels of Stephen Terry late Deceased.
To one cow and yearling ....................... 15: To one cow and yearling ....................... 10: To one Heffer .................................. 7:10 To one Cow .................................... 7:10 To one Steer ................................... 4:10 To four head of Sheep .......................... 9: To one cow and three yearling .................. 15: To one feather bed ............................. 7:10 To two Blankets and a Bed Cover ................ 4:5 To one suit of Wearing Apparel ................. 25: To two spinning wheels ......................... 6:5 To Sundry Articles ............................. 5: To one grinding stone .......................... 3:15 To three sausers ............................... 1: To two Basons and Six plates ................... 4: To some old Pewter ............................. :10 To some knives and forks ....................... 1: To one meal bag ................................ :15 To one Old Book ................................ :10 To Sundry Things ............................... :05 To Plow irons .................................. 5: To some smith's tools .......................... 4: To one Horse ................................... 40: To one mare and colt ........................... 25:
To Six Plain Irons and Stocks .................. 4:10 To one small cage .............................. 7:6 To two handsaws ................................ 1:5 ------- 208:17:06
Octr. ye 24 1771 Signed pr. as the Appraisers /s/ Moses (X) Bond /s/ David Hudson /s/ John Jenkins
South Carolina Land Tax Memorials. Vol. 13, Page 145.
STEPHEN TERRY (1774) A Memorial exhibited by Stephen Terry to be registered in the Auditor General's Office of a plantation or tract of land of 77 acres in Craven County on Hellam's Creek, bounded on all sides by vacant land, survey certified 19 May 1773 and granted 23 June 1774 to the Memoralist at the quit rent of 3 shillings sterling or 4 shillings proclamation money per hundred acres to commence two years from the date hereof. Dated 10 Dec 1774. Signed by Andrew McDowell, District Surveyor.
Fairfield Co. Deed. Book H., Page 095
SAMUEL ARMSTRONG TO STEPHEN TERRY. (1777) Samuel Armstrong of Camden District on Wateree Creek sells to Stephen Terry of the same place for 200 pounds current money of this province a tract of 200 acres of land located on a small branch of the Wateree Creek bounding east on lands of Samuel Nesbitt and all other sides vacant. Deed dated 30 Oct 1777 /s/ SAmuel (O) Armstrong Witnessed by Thomas Rogers and Moses Cockrell. Proved 6 Nov 1792 Recorded 10 Oct 1792
Kershaw Co. Probate Court Records. Apartment 066. Package 2376.
STEPHEN TERRY, Deceased. (ca. 1782) Stephen Terry of Old Camden District died without leaving a Last Will and Testament. The papers in this package show that Samuel Boykin was bonded as Administrator on the estate of Stephen Terry, deceased, on 11 May 1782. His security was signed by Douglas Stark and John Chestnut. On 8 July 1782 the following appraisers were sworn: Malachi Murphy, John Boykin, and James Wren. There were no additional papers now in this package. Note: Old Camden District stretched from today's York County down to Sumter County and included Fairfield and Chester. Douglas Stark and John Chestnut were residents of Fairfield District, near Wateree Creek. jwl.
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1790 CENSUS OF SOUTH CAROLINA FOR ALL TERRYS.
Benjamin Terry Abbeville 2-1-2 Robert Terry Abbeville 2-4-3
Amey Terry Fairfield 0-0-1
John Terry Edgefield 1-0-2 William Terry Edgefield 2-2-3
John Terry Newberry 3-1-4
Joseph Terry Clarendon 2-2-3
William Terry Claremont 1-1-2
Phillip Terry Beaufort 1-0-0
Joseph Terry Greenville 2-4-4 Maryan Terry Greenville 0-1-3 William Terry Greenville 0-1-5
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Fairfield Co. Deed. Book I, Page 072.
PHILLIP TERRY TO JOHN WILLINGHAM. (1793) Phillip Terry, son and heir of Michael Therry, deceased, which said Phillip lives in the state aforesaid in Beaufort District, shoemaker, sells heir at law of said Michael to John Willingham of Fairfield District, planter, for 60 pounds sterling, a tract of 300 acres of land located on Reedy Fork a branch of Wateree Creek, granted [bounty] to Michael Therry on 15 Feb 1770. Deed dated 8 Oct 1793 /s/ Phillip (P) Terry Witnessed by David Gibson, Robert Still[?]. Proved 9 Oct 1793 Recorded 10 Feb 1793.
Fairfield Co. Deed. Book B., Page 198.
WILLIAM TERRY TO JESSE HAVIS (1793) William Terry of Fairfield District sells to Jesse Havis of Fairfield District for 10 pounds sterling one sorell mare six years old and 13 hands high, branded AR; also 100 bushels of corn now being grown on the plantation of the said Jesse Havis. Deed dated 19 Oct 1793. /s/ William (W) Terry. Witnessed by D. R. Evans. Proved 5 Nov 1793. Recorded 5 Nov 1793.
Fairfield Co. Deed. Book M., Page 063.
STEPHEN TERRY TO MICAJAH PICKETT. (1796) Stephen Terry of Fairfield District sells to Micajah Pickett of Fairfield District for 200 pounds sterling a tract of 100 acres of land formerly granted to Richard Griffin and by various conveyances was deeded to Stephen Terry now deceased, adjacent to lands surveyed for Samuel Griffin and being on the north prong of Wateree Creek, bounded north by lands of Nath. Lathan, west by Susanna Stark--also a tract of 150 acres formerly belonging to Stephen Terry now deceased adjoining the above 100 acres on the southeast and adjacent to land surveyed for Samuel Griffin and land of the said Pickett on the southeast, west by lands of Susanna Stark. Deed dated 16 Mar 1796. /s/ Stephen Terry Witnessed by John Dick and Reuben Stark. Proved 18 Mar 1799. Dower rights released by Mary Terry, wife of Stephen Terry. Proved 18 Mar 1799.
Fairfield Co. Deed. Book K., Page 137.
WILLIAM TERRY TO JOHN MCEWEN JUNR. (1796) William Terry of Fairfield District mortgages to John McEwen Junr. for 5 pounds, 13 shilling, 2 pence in cash one sorell mare, one braod ax, one club ax, one howe, one plow and divises, five pewter plates, one pewter bason, one half dozen knives and forks, one smothing iron with heaters, all to assure payment of the above sum to the said McEwen on or before 5 Jan 1796. Mortgage dated 4 Dec 1795. /s/ William (W) Terry. Witnessed by Jesse Havis, John Havis Junr. Proved by Jesse Havis who on oath before Edward Martin, J. P., said that he saw William Terry sign the within and that he paid up the sum of within money to John Havis the within property being under execution then in the hands of John Havis as Constable and the property was delivered to John McEwen Junr. upon receiving the bill of sale and paying the money. Recorded 30 Jul 1796.
Fairfield Co. Deed. Book S, Page 233
ABNER MARKLEY TO STEPHEN TERRY (1805) Abner Markley of the City of Charleston sells to Stephen Terry of Fairfield District for 45 pounds a tract of 393 acres of land located on a branch of the Wateree Creek on the northeast side of the Catawba River.
Deed dated 4 April 1805 /s/ Abner Markley Witnessed by William Scott and James Barber. Proved 4 Feb 1809 Recorded 18 Aug 1809
Fairfield Co. Probate Court Records
File 32. Package 508
STEPHEN TERRY, Deceased. (1807) Stephen Terry of Fairfield District died without leaving a Last Will and Testament. The papers in this package show the following:
1. A Citation was issued by the Probate Judge 17 Feb. 1807 to notify one and all that Mary Terry had applied to him for Letters of Administration on the Estate of Samuel Terry, deceased, of Fairfield District. The Citation was published (read) on 22 Feb 1807 at Mount Olivet Church (on Wateree Creek).
2. Mary Terry posted bond in the amount of $500 on 25 Feb. 1807 to administer on the estate of Stephen Terry. Securities on the bond were William McMillin and Musko Boulware.
3. A Warrant of Appraisement was issued 25 Feb 1807 to William Johnston, William McMillin, William Bonner, Thomas McDill and Gardner Miller for any three of them to appraise the estate of Stephen Terry as shown to them by Mary Terry the administratrix.
4. An appraisal was returned 6 April 1807 and it included carpenter's tools, household furniture, hogs, cattle, geese, ducks, cotton bales, cured bacon, barrels, leather, four bushels of rye. No total estimated value is shown.
5. The estate was sold on 7 April 1807. Mary Terry purchased almost all of the estate. Sales totaled 64 pounds, 8 shillings.
6. A return on the estate was recorded 20 July 1808, at which time $303.25 had been received by the administratrix and debts were $464.67.
No other papers are now found in this package.
Cheraws District Equity Decree Book. Pp. 3-10.
JOHN ROGERS VS. NATHANIEL THOMPSON (1810) The Decree Hereunto annexed and do certif [sic] that the Same agrees with the Bill answer and decretal order made at and entered in the minutes of The late Court of Equity holden at Greenville on the second Monday in February in 1806 for the united Districts of Darlington, Marlborough, and Chesterfield. 4 Mar 1806 Jno. Winfield, Comr.
John Rogers vs. Nathaniel Thompson. In this case a verdict at Law in action od Trover has been obtained by Deft against Complt. for $1950 or to return negroes in Bill mentioned, the Prayer of the Bill is to obtain against Deft., a perpetual injunction to restrain him from carrying the Judgmt. at Law into Effect upon the Equity stated...the Bill has relied much upon the illegal conduct of the Complt. in obtaining possession of sd. negroes...the Complt. in right of Mary & Sarah Sutton an equitable claim to recover said negroes...power of attorney by Stephen Terry & Mary his wife (formerly Mary Sutton) & Sarah Sutton...negroes were bequeathed by John Clary decd to sd. Sarah & Mary, his neices...his wife Ann, now wife of Deft. should have "the use of his negro Bet till Cate comes of age"...Deft. "after taking away and keeping the negroes in North Carolina brought back to this State Cate & Toby, Ben & Lucy, children of the sd. wench Bet named in said Will &c"...that "John Clary the son has died an infant of ten years of age without heirs &c"...therefore the said Mary & Sarah Sutton claim the said negroes...court is of the opinion that sd. Mary & Sarah Sutton have a right under the Will of John Clary the elder to recover sd. negroes..... W. James.
South Carolina, Cheraw District, In Equity, John Rogers vs. Nath. Thompson Bill for an Injunction.
This cause coming on to be heard on the second monday on June 1810 before the hon. William James, Esquire, one of the Judges of the sd. Court in the presence of Counsel on both sides...John Clary late of the District of Chesterfield, S. C., on 20 jan 1789, duly made his will & shortly afterwards died without altering or revoking the same and sd. Will appointed William Ellerbe Junior and Robert Allison Executors that the sd. John left Ann Clary and an only son John Clary surviving him...that the said William Ellerbe Junior and Robert Allison refusing to qualify on the sd. will, Ann Clary the widow proved the said will in County Court of Chesterfield 8 Jun 1789 and had letters of administration with the will annexed said John Clary son of the testator was at the complainant about four or five years of age and that the said son died under ten years of age...Mary Sutton & Sarah Sutton became entitled to said negroes...that Ann Clary shortly after she had possessed herself of the negroes aforesaid married Nathaniel Thompson and he removed the negroes to North Carolina and upon various pretenses disposed of some of the negroes...the said Stephen Terry and Sarah Sutton residing in the District of Fairfield at a distance from the defendant persuaded the complainnat to act as their attor- ney...the said Sarah Sutton having arrived at the age of 21 years on the 9 Jun 1806...sd. John Rogers entered into an agreement with his brother Nicholas Rogers who was the Sheriff of Chesterfield District that he should arrest and carrt away from the home of the defendant the negroes...had the said John Clary lived he would have been 21 on the 21 Dec 1808...the defendent to recover his damages for illegal conduct and the costs at law from the complainant...William James. Certified 16 Sept. 1810 by James R. Ervin, Comf. in Equity.
Fairfield Co. Deed. Book X, page 080.
FREDRECH HEATH to HEIRS OF STEPHEN TERRY. (1815) Fredrech Heath of Fairfield District sells to the heirs of Stephen Terry, deceased, Fairfield District, for $1,000 two tracts of land containing 300 acres the above one 50 acres more or less; the intent of this deed is such that any one of the lawful heirs may possess the whole in their exclusive right, to them and their heirs forever according to law, the above land situate in Fairfield District aforesaid one tract on Wateree Creek bounded on Mobley's lane on the west and north by Martin's lane, south by lands belonging to the heirs, the other known by name of Armstrong tract. Deed dated 24 Mar 1815. /s/ Fredrech (M) Heath Witnessed by Samuel Caldwell and Fredrech Heath. Proved 25 July 1815 Recorded 25 July 1815
24 Mar 1815 -- Received $1,500 from the heirs of Stephen Terry in full all demands to this date for the following negroes namely old Nathan and Milley, young Nathan and Jana his wife, and Jo, which negroes I warrant and defend to the said heirs and their lawful heirs of their body. /s/ Fredrech (N) Heath Test: Saml. Caldwell Recorded 25 Jul 1815
Note: Either their are a world missing from the above deed, or it is just poorly written. jwl
Plat with Fairfield Deed. Book HH, Page 240. (1828)
I have admeasured on resurvey the above tract of land at the request of Mrs. Mary Terry it being a tract originally located for Samuel Armstrong on the 20th February 1772 to contain 200 acres and by this resurvey is found to contain 244.4 having such marks and bounds as the above plat represents. Resurveyed this 31st day of December AD 1828. /s/ William McDaniel, D. S. Note: The land was bordered by Samuel Johnston, Dempsey Graham, Hugh Barkley, Capt. William Johnston and James Johnstons' land.
Fairfield Co. Deed. Book HH, Page 240
HEIRS OF STEPHEN TERRY TO HUGH BARKLEY. (1829) We, Mary Terry widow of the late Stephen Terry of Fairfield District, deceased; David Johnston and Sarah C. Johnston his wife in right of his said wife, of Tuscaloosa, Alabama; Elisabeth C. Terry, Stephen D. Terry, John S. Terry and Frederick J. Terry of Fairfield District, heirs at law of the said Stephen Terry, deceased, sell to Hugh Barkley of Fairfield District for $1,710.80 a tract of 244.4 acres of land originally located for Samuel Armstrong on 20 Feb 1772 for 200 acres and resurvey found to contain 244.4 acres, located on Wateree Creek and bounded by Samuel Johnston and land lately sold by the heirs of said Stephen Terry to Dempsey Graham and by land of the said Hugh Barkely and by land of William Johnston. Deed dated 2 Feb 1829 /s/ David Johnston } } witnessed in Alabama by Joseph Caldwell /s/ Sarah C. Johnston} and Daniel Barber.
/s/ Mary (X) Terry } /s/ Elisabeth C. Terry } /s/ Samuel D. Terry } witnessed in Fairfield Dist. by William Cockrell, /s/ John S. Terry } and Dempsey A. Graham. /s/ Frederick J. H. Terry} Proved in Alabama 2 Feb 1829; in Fairfield 12 Nov. 1829. Recorded 4 October 1830 Dower rights released by Sarah C. Johnston, wife of David Johnston.
PLAT WITH FAIRFIELD CO. DEED. BOOK HH, PAGE 226. (1829)
I do hereby certify that I have resurveyed the above tract of land at it is now to be conveyed by the heirs of Stephen Terry deceased to Edward P. Mobley and find it to contain three hundred fifty nine acrs being connected out of two separate grants viz. part of a tract located 30th Sept. 1763 for 150 acres to Lewis Collins and part of a tract located for Thomas Leghre the 5th Nov. 1786 to contain 493 acres said land is situated in Fairfield District on the waters of Wateree Creek and hath such marks and boundaries as the above plat repre- sents. Resurveyed the 25th day of November 1829. /s/ William McDaniel, D.S. Note: Lands bounded by Edward P. Mobley, Dempsey Graham and Archibald Beaty.
Fairfield Co. Deed. Book HH, Page 226.
HEIRS OF STEPHEN TERRY TO EDWARD P. MOBLEY (1830) We, Mary Terry widow of Stephen Terry late of Fairfield District, deceased; David Johnston and Sarah C. Johnston his wife in right of his said wife, of the County of Tuscaloosa in the State of Alabama; Elisabeth C. Terry, Stephen D. Terry, John S. Terry and Frederick H. Terry of the District of Fairfield, heirs-at-law of the said Stephen Terry deceased, for $3,051.50 sell to Edward P. Mobley of Fairfield District a tract of 359 acres of land being part of two tracts--one located for Lewis Collins on the 30th day of Sept. 1763 to contain 150 acres, and the other located for Thomas Lehre on 25 Nov 1786 to contain 493 acres, situated on the waters of Wateree Creek bounded on Dempsey Graham on the south, on Archibald Beaty on the east and on all other sides by lands of the said Edward P. Mobley. Deed dated 16 Feb 1830. /s/ Mary (X) Terry /s/ D. Johnston /s/ Sarah C. Johnston /s/ Eliza C. Terry /s/ Stephen D. Terry /s/ John S. Terry /s/ Frederick J. H. Terry Witnessed in Fairfield District by Burr Cockrell, Dempsey A. Graham, and in Alabama by Felix Haupt and James Rather. Proved 17 Feb 1830 in Alabama; 6 May 1830 in Fairfield. Dower rights released by Sarah F. Terry, wife of Stephen D. Terry. Dower rights released by Sarah C. Johnston, wife of David Johnston. Recorded 11 Sep 1830
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N O T E S O N J O H N T E R R Y , A N I R I S H M A N
August 8, 1984
Dear Mike,
I have not sent you anything in a long time, but that is because I lost my grandmother, Leona Nisbet Rabus, in January and decided I didn't want to work on genealogy anymore since she was the reason that I started it. BUT, I'm afraid it's in my blood, and it has taken me this long to realize tat she would want me to continue to trace her family. So, I decided the first place to begin again, would be you and the TFH.
Over the last several months, before her death, I found several lost cousins of my grandmother's. They gave me some names and family lore that I have just put in a file until today. I am enclosing a copy of some of it and will translate the rest of it in this letter. I am hoping that somewhere tucked away in your files or better in the computer that you will have something on any of this. I need proof.
Copied: John Terry, an Irishman, married Emily Baker, whose father was David Sterling Baker (a wealthy man). John Terry was penniless, so Emily was disowned by her father who was full blood German and was a surveyor. The Baker Estate was a grant from William Penn and is supposed to be located near Germantown, Pennsylvania, where the Bakers lived. Later David S. Baker moved to North Carolina.
John and Emily moved to Alabama and raised their family near the towns of Marion, Centerville, and Selma.
1. James Newton Terry b. 13 Apr 1842 d. 25 Nov 1925 Jemison, AL., bur. Mars Hill Chapel Cemetery. He married Annie Baker Warren 11 Feb 1866 in AL.
2. Doc (a nickname I'm sure).
3. John
4. Bud (Robert, someone told me.)
5. George Washington b. 20 Dec 1850 Perry or Shelby Co. AL d. 4 May 1916 Smith Co. TX, bur. Whitehouse Cemetery, Whitehouse TX., married Cythnia Ann Alabama Ratliff 21 Dec 1872 in Perry Co. AL.
6. Jane married Bob Bert.
7. Sister (nickname) married Henry Belvin. (There is a Matilda J. Terry married Alexander Belvin Oct 17, 1855 in Bibb Co. AL.)
8. Matt (nickname) Martha or Mattie married John or Jack Warren (There's a Martha C. Terry married John W. Warren Dec 22, 1859 in Bibb Co. AL.)
9. William
10. Frank married Miraih ______.
David S. Baker died and his daughter Emily never claimed her part of his estate. Emily's part was then to be left to the third generation. It was claimed there was a great deal of land rich in oil and coal mines.
Mike, I remember when I first started all this several years ago, my grandmother told me about how we were almost rich! She said there were some missing heirs to an estate in Penn., named Baker, and that was why when she was in her late teens that she and her sisters and brother signed some kind of paper about this inheritance. So, I believe that there is some truth to all of this, but I need advice on where to go to trace this line.
The article that I'm sending you was sent to me by the author, Ola Terry Motley. It is about her parents who came from Alabama to Texas in 1900. I thought it might be of interest to you, I really enjoyed reading it. Her father, John Milford Terry, was a nephew to my great grandfather, George Washington Terry.
Also, do you know where I can obtain copies of Terry's in Alabama, Bibb, Perry, and Chilton Counties on the census from 1850 and up? None of our local libraries carry any of these. I have looked at indexes of Alabama for these years, but it is impossible for me to be accurate without seeing the entire list of family members on the census
Any advice and help you can give me would certainly be appreciated.
Sincerely,
Debbie Miller Cameron
SMITH COUNTY PIONEERS MOURNED:
Mr. and Mrs. John Terry Survived by 16 Here
From "The Tyler Star", April 27, 1958. Submitted by Debbie Miller Cameron, 1818 Lauri, El Dorado AR 71730.
"Editor's note: the following article, entitled "In Memoriam", honors the memory of Mr. and Mrs. John Milford Terry, residents of Smith County since 1900. It was written by Mrs. Porter Motley, a daughter, of Knott, Tex. Mr. Terry passed on more than 20 years ago, but his wife was known to many in the community until this year when she died at age of 88. Burial was in Meadow Cemetery in the Pleasant Hill Community. Survived by three sons, M. S. Terry, J. N. Terry and R. O. Terry, all of Whitehouse, and the following grandchildren and great-grandchildren, all of Whitehouse: Mrs. Herschel Smith and children, Laura, 11, Marsha, 8, Russell, 6, and Brian, 4; Ray Terry and son, Ronnie, 12; Coy Terry and sons Larry, 5, Mike, 1; Wendell Terry and sons Ricky, 2, and Jerry, 10 mo."
By MRS. PORTER (Ola Terry) MOTLEY
"Precious mem'ries, how they linger, How they ever flood my soul; In the stillness of the midnight, Precious, sacred scenes unfold." How vividly we recall fond memories of our childhood and entire life as our hearts ache and yearn for Mama and Papa! What fun we had has we sat in our orchard or vineyard, eating delicious fruit 'til we could eat no more! What fun when we were in the hayloft eating peanuts as we picked them from the vines to "parch" for Papa to enjoy after supper! Mama often assigned us this little task, but it became a great game when we had time to play "Hide and Seek" in the sweet-smelling hay and share the frolic and eats with our schoolmates.
Another small task we had was shelling the popcorn. This was popped in our black skillet over the cookstove or open fire and eaten by all, when day was done and the family sat around the fireplace with Papa in his familiar chair reading; some of the boys playing dominoes or "forty-two" with friends who had come to sit until bedtime; the youngest of us "getting our lessons", others playing the Edison Victrola or organ and Mama sewing.
But the source of our greatest enjoyment was "syrup making time". This was festival time, so to speak, for people who came from far and near to join in the merriment, to watch the process of making the syrup, and to buy the finished product. It was a very busy season, with long hours of hard work, but everyone received honest and fair pay for his labors, for John Milford Terry was known as "an honest man".
The first morning that Papa took his boys and hired men into the field and began cutting and stripping the ribbon cane was an exciting day for us smaller children; we knew the fun was soon to begin!
Our interest grew as we saw them load and haul the glistening, red-tinted cane to the mill. Here we watched with fascination the operation of the gasoline engine and the mill by our brothers and the hired help. Then to see Papa and his "cooking crew" convert the amber juice into delicious syrup--to smell the sweet aroma fill the air--THIS was joy beyond description!
Yes, though long hours of work were the lot of our family and hired help, we ALL had our share of good old fashioned neighborliness and wholesome entertainment. It always was fascinating to watch Papa, my brothers and the hired men sit around the table and eat with such zest and enjoyment the supper prepared for them by Mama and her helpers. Then, when we had "cleaned up the table", we were free to play until bedtime--if we had our lessons prepared!
'Twas after supper, when people began gathering and the gasoline lamps were lighted, that gaiety mounted. Such jolly chatter and laughter as specta- tors watched the process of "syrup making" and joined in the fun of eating cane, drinking juice (which was free), and playing on the pummies! How the children and "young couples" did delight in joining hands, racing up that huge pile of pummies and leaping to a soft landing some distance below!
We can never forget this and other good entertainment our parents provided for us in our home. An unusual type was the creative music Mama and Papa made. As they sat by the cozy fire in the large fireplace, we children were enchanted to see Papa play his fiddle and Mama beat rhythm on the strings with a broom straw. It was BEAUTIFUL! (This straw was from broom sage that grew wild from which we made our house brooms before "manufactured" ons could be afforded).
Our parents were lovers of good music and early in our lives provided us with an organ and one of Edison's first models of the phonograph. Some of us took music on the organ a short while but had to give up our lessons because of financial circumstances. But all the family enjoyed good music on the latest model of the "Edison Victrola".
PIONEERS OF SMITH COUNTY
Our parents were pioneers of Smith County, having moved here from Alabama about 1900. Their first night in this county was spent in an old house that stood where the imposing General Electric plant now stands on the Troup Highway, midway between Tyler and Whitehouse. John Milford Terry was born March 7, 1867 in Bibb County, Alabama, and Decy Anne Mize was born November 20, 1869 in the same county. They were united in marriage December 19, 1889. To this union were born six sons and five daughters, two of whom were lost at birth but nine of whom are still living.
RESIDED IN PLEASANT HILL
The family resided first in the Pleasant Hill community, then moved to Whitehouse about 1912. It was here that "Uncle John" was recognized for his diversified farming, the products ranging from "speckled peas" to peanuts, tobacco, corn, cotton, ribbon cane and watermelons--the last of which was unexcelled in size or flavor. He also cultivated a small grape vineyard and orchard of various fruits and was the proud owner of a few fine pecan, walnut, and chinquapin trees, which voluntarily grew on his farm. He was also known for his skilled workmanship, as he could strip from trees and weave baskets and chairs, and from tree trunks make his own shingles for roofing the barns.
"Aunt Decy" was recognized for her immaculate housekeeping and delectable dishes--peach and blackberry cobblers! Sweet potato and chicken pies! And not least her old fashioned "plain cakes", light bread and golden, delicious butter, all of which was enjoyed by friends and neighbors.
Too she had the gift of nursing and often administered to the sick. We recall that when a relative and closest neighbor's baby accidentally swallowed some strong medicine and was almost dead, Mama patiently and skillfully worked with him until he revived and lived.
She nursed some of her own children from near death back to health; while a young girl she nursed her cancer-stricken father for two years, and in later years she helped in cases of childbirth. These were the horse and buggy days, when the family doctor called in the homes--instead of having the patients enter a hospital--and sometimes he didn't get there before the stork did! This was when "Aunt Decy" was truly a "life saver".
While Papa and the boys planted and cultivated the crops, Mama and us girls attended to the gardening, to canning and drying fruits and vegetables, performing the household duties and assisting in the fields where ever possible. Both parents were lovers of flowers and so all the family cooperated in cultivating them and our lawn.
A LIFE OF TOIL
It was not a life of ease but of toil that our parents lived. Yet they were never too busy to be considerate of and kind toward others. Though we were poor and had a full house, Papa and Mama sheltered some who were motherless, homeless or otherwise in distress. And to their friends and neighbors they always extended a warm welcome and friendly hospitality. Perhaps 'twas because of this that our Papa and Mama were spoken of as "Uncle John" and "Aunt Decy" Terry.
Their magnanimity was further demonstrated in giving the right of way across their farm for the State Highway when it was constructed between Tyler and Whitehouse.
A GOOD NAME
Proverbs 22:I says: "A good name is rather to be chosen then great riches and loving favor rather then silver and gold."
This truth and the principle of honesty and truthfulness were implanted within our very souls, for Papa and Mama set us the example and required us children to abide by this philosophy. We agree with Alexander Pope that "An honest man's the noblest work of God", and are indebted to our parents for our heritage.
It required great fortitude for Papa and Mama to give up the three oldest sons for military service when we were hit by World War I. Those were the days when parents and loved ones waited for a week at the time to see the casualty list, terrified lest the name of THEIR son or sweetheart or husband would be there! The youngest two boys were next in line for induction when the Armistice was signed. Those of us back home toiled, prayed and waited for their safe return.
"Our boys" did return, then saw their sons, their sisters' sons and brothers-in-law serve in either World War II or the Korean conflict.
Papa passed away more than 20 years ago, but Mama lived to see her children serve in three wars. Through it all she never lost faith in God to protect and bring them safely home. Her faith was rewarded; all "her children" came home.
And so the years have passed and we have had so say goodbye for awhile to our beloved. But we have the comforting assurance that we shall be re-united with them in heaven. Papa, whom we reverence and adore, left us suddenly, but "Mama Decy" (as a grandchild called her and which all of us came to do in recent years), had a prolonged illness.
Her suffering endeared her even more to our hearts. We would gladly have suffered in her stead, but that could not be! While with her last May, we once again listened to her glowing story of her conversion and baptism at the age of 11 in the Rehobeth Baptist Church of Bibb County, Alabama. And she did love her pastor, "Brother Monroe Honeycutt". "Twas in this blessed fellowship that this writer realized what "Rehobeth" means, as related in Genesis 26:22. As we meditate upon the rich heritage given us by our dear parents and give thanks to them and our Almighty, Merciful God, it is the fervent prayer of our hearts that we will ever live in such a way as to honor them; we pray that, as Isaac said, "...we shall be fruitful in the land" and glorify our blessed Lord. We are very lonely, and our hearts ache so, yet we can say, "Blessed be the name of the Lord!" Yes, blessed be the name of the Lord!
=============================================================================== Q U E R I E S Q U E R I E S Q U E R I E S Q U E R I E S Q U E R I E S =============================================================================== If you have not already sent your Terry Line, or have added updates please do so for the December issue. Please get your queries or pedigree charts to me before November 1, 1984.--Mike Terry, Editor.
010984 TERRY STEPHENS AYRES EVERETT
Terry line of Dwight L. D. Terry, P. O. Box 1728, Willis TX 77378.
1 Dwight L. D. Terry, b (?); r Willis, TX ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 2 Dwight L. D. Terry Sr., b 23 Dec 1900, Hearne, TX; d 26 Dec 1950, Houston, TX; m 18 Apr 1931, Lake Charles, LA: 3 Aletha Lee Stephens, b 22 Oct 1905, Orange, TX; ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 4 William D. Terry, b 12 Jun 1859, Bowling Green KY; d 27 Mar 1935, Houston, TX; m May 1885, Hearne, TX: 5 Lillie Arror Ayres, b 15 Nov 1861, Kosciusko, MS; d 24 Mar 1936, Houston, TX ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 8 John Hyatt Terry, b 12 Aug 1827, KY; d 14 Aug 1900, Hearne, TX; m (?): 9 Mary Ann Everett, b 19 Apr 1837; d (?).
020984 SMITH GRIFFIN THOMPSON TERRY BOYLES CLEMENT
Terry line of Evora Mae "Jean" Smith, 2519 Morrell, Dallas TX 75203.
1 Evora Jean Griffin, b 21 Sep 1913, Blair, OK; r Dallas, TX ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 2 Everett Bascom Griffin, b 7 Aug 1890, Belview, TX;; m Apr 1911, Clay Co. TX: 3 Martha Louise Thompson, b 27 Feb 1894, Vernon, TX; d 4 Dec 1948, Ft. Worth, TX ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 4 Lindsey Greene Griffin Jr., b 8 Jan 1862, Tishomingo Co.MS; d 24 May 1944, Robstown, TX; m (?): 5 Lydia Jane Terry, b 6 May 1862, Birmingham, AL; d 5 Nov 1942, Robstown, TX ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 10 Dr. Richard Everett Terry, b 30 Jan 1818?, SC; d 24 May 1896, Clay Co. TX; m ca 1843, Perry Co. AL: 11 Nancy Blackburn Boyles, b ca 1825; d (?) ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 20 James Terry, b (?); d ca 1837, AL; m (?): 21 Susanna Clement, b (?); d (?). 22 Rev. James Boyles, b (?); d (?).
030984 PRICE FRYER IVY GUNTER TERRY BURKS FOREST MABRY
Terry line of Barbara Louise Fryer Price, Box 1044, Fairfield TX 75840.
1 Barbara Louise Fryer, b 19 Oct 1946, Freestone Co. TX; r Fairfield, TX ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 2 Francis Bryant Fryer, b 29 Jul 1916;; m 1 Jun 1940: 3 Lena Mae Ivy, b 29 Aug 1920, Freestone Co. TX; ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 6 James Sanford Ivy, b 24 Sep 1895; d 20 Apr 1943; m 5 Aug 1917: 7 Grace Edelle Gunter, b 11 Jul 1898; d 22 Apr 1967, Freestone Co. TX ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 12 Sanford Vinson Ivy, b 22 Oct 1866; d 29 Jan 1943; m 18 Dec 1890: 13 Sarah Cordelia Terry, b 14 Nov 1872; d 13 Mar 1949 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 26 John Jackson Terry, b 17 Feb 1844, GA; d 6 Jan 1911; m 28 Nov 1867: 27 Eliza Caroline Burks, b (?); ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 52 David Terry, b 28 Feb 1822, GA; d 7 Oct 1887, TX; m 9 May 1841, Stewart Co. GA: 53 Susan Forrest, b 22 Aug 1828; d 21 Aug 1900, Freestone Co. TX ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 104 John "Jack" Terry, b (?);; m (?): 105 ______ Mabry, b (?);.
040984 MACLEAN MCKENZIE MOORE BARBER TERRY ASHLEY HAILEY PETTUS
Terry Line of Nancy R. Maclean McKenzie 5011 Caire Circle, Santa Barbara CA 93111. [This is an update. Dabney and George Terry of VA are also the line of TFH member, Bartina Peoples.]
1 George Terry McKenzie, b 27 Apr 1922, Wilcox, AZ; d 25 Oct 1970, Thailand ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 2 Thomas E. McKenzie, b 22 May 1885, Nashville, TN; d 25 Feb 1962, Las Vegas, NV; m 7 Dec 1918, Chattanogga, TN: 3 Louise Barber Moore, b 1 Jul 1885, Copiah Co. MS; d 28 Dec 1967, Bartlesville, OK ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 6 William Taylor Barber, b 10 Dec 1832, Anson Co. NC; d 21 Jan 1909, Copiah Co. MS; m 23 Dec 1869, Copiah Co. MS: 7 Miranda Jane Terry, b 13 Mar 1853, Copiah Co. MS; d 18 Jun 1939, Lincoln Co. MS ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 14 Dabney S. Terry, b 1830, Halifax Co. VA; d 7 Nov 1862, Clinton, LA; m 30 Dec 1850, Copiah Co. MS: 15 Matilda Ashley, b 1835, Copiah Co. MS; d 1863, Copiah Co. MS ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 28 Sterling Terry, b 1805, Charlotte Co. VA; d 1873, Copiah Co. MS; m 6 Oct 1825, Halifax Co. VA: 29 Elizabeth Terry, b ca 1806, NC; d ca 1865, Copiah Co. MS ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 56 Dabney Terry, b ca 1765, Charlotte Co. VA; d 1846, Halifax Co. VA; m 4 May 1791, Charlotte Co. VA: 57 Frances Hailey, b 1765; d 1849, Halifax Co. VA. 59 Martha ______ Terry, b (?); d 1865, Copiah Co. MS ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 112 George Terry, b (?), Hanover Co. VA?; d 1803, Charlotte Co. VA. 113 ______ Pettus, b (?); d (?).
050984 HARGER HOLSER TERRY
Terry Line of Helen Elizabeth Harger, 614 N. Dexter Dr., Lansing MI 48910
1 Helen Elizabeth Harger, b 19 May 1923, Pontiac, MI; r Lansing, MI ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 2 William Charles Harger, b 25 Mar 1871, W. Bloomfield MI; d 11 Nov 1932, Detroit, MI; m 4 Oct 1911: 3 May "Mary Jane" Holser, b 18 Oct 1885, Battle Creek MI; d 6 Apr 1978, Lansing, MI ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 6 Louis John Holser, b 30 Jul 1853, Rochester, NY; d 28 Mar 1933, Pontiac, MI; m (?): 7 Elvie Terry, b 1858; d Mar 1888, Battle Creek MI ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 14 Jacob Terry, b 22 Dec 1816, NY; d 26 Dec 1888, Oakland Co. MI; m (?): 15 Rachel ______, b 20 Feb 1829, VT; d 22 Jan 1890, Oakland Co. MI.
060984 STEED PHILLIPS EWING EDRINGTON BARGER TERRY SHELMAN SANDAGE BROWN SIMONSON
Terry Line of Barbara Irene Phillips Steed, 101 Mountain View Ave., Lake Elsinore CA 92330.
1 Barbara Irene Phillips, b 15 Apr 1937, Butte Co. ID; ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 2 Virgil S. Phillips, b 16 Aug 1910, Salt Lake City UT;; m 28 Dec 1932: 3 Dorothy Helen Ewing, b 2 Jul 1912, Mackay, ID; d 4 May 1956, Venice, CA ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 6 Edgar Ransom Ewing, b 25 Oct 1883, Howard, KS; d 1 Jul 1930, Mackay, ID; m 14 Jun 1911: 7 Lilly Ethel Edrington, b 26 Dec 1888, Moark, AR; d 15 Feb 1978, Torrance, CA ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 14 Silas Abram Edrington, b 10 Nov 1857, Grantsburg, IN; d 28 Jun 1933, Mackay, ID; m 4 Jul 1880: 15 Lavina Barger, b 23 Sep 1863, MO; d 16 Nov 1939, Mackay, ID ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 30 Harvey Barger, b 1 Mar 1820, Brecken. Co. KY; d 21 Feb 1901, Pemiscot Co. MO; m 1 Dec 1848: 31 Esther Terry, b 28 Nov 1830, Perry Co. IN; d 28 Apr 1888, Pemiscot Co. MO ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 60 George Barger, b ca 1791, PA/VA; d 1859, MO; m ca 1809: 61 Susannah Shelman, b 1789, PA; d ca 1846, Perry Co. IN. 62 Elias Terry, b 15 Sep 1807, Botetourt Co. VA; d 1894, Perry Co. IN; m 5 Oct 1826, Perry Co. IN: 63 Eleanor Sandage, b 20 Aug 1809, Union Co. SC; d 12 Mar 1850, Perry Co. IN ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 124 John Terry, b ca 1760, VA; d 7 Dec 1842; m 2 Feb 1781, Botetourt Co. VA: 125 Esther Brown, b 1764; d 1847. 126 Rev. Thomas Sandage, b 9 Feb 1776, Union Co. SC; d 18 Apr 1852, Perry Co. IN; m ca 1803: 127 Nancy Ann Simonson, b 1778, Union Co. SC; d ca 1819, Perry Co. IN ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 248 William Terry, b (?); d ca 1803, Botetourt Co. VA; m (?): 249 Rachiel ______, b (?);. 250 Thomas Brown, b (?); d (?); m (?): 251 Mary Terry, b (?); d (?).
Am interested in corresponding with anyone on the following lines: Esther Terry b. 28 Nov 1830 IN m. Harvey Barger; Elias Terry, father of Esther b. VA 15 Sep 1807 m (1) Eleanor Sandage; John Terry, father of Elias who m. Esther Brown; William Terry father of John, who m. Rachel (maiden name unknown).
070984 TERRY MINOR BOYLES SMITH CLEMENT AUGUSTON
Terry Line of Louis Edith Terry Auguston 5904 Wonder Dr., Ft. Worth TX 76133.
1 Lois Edith Terry, b 31 Oct 1926, Guadalupe Co. NM; ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 2 John Bascom Terry, b 12 Jun 1891, Clay Co. TX;; m (?): 3 Nellie Grace Minor, b (?); ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 4 George Washington Terry, b 6 Jul 1859, AL; d 1 Sep 1943?, Live Oak Co. TX; m (?): 5 Martha Elizabeth Terry, b 28 Mar 1868, Hale Co. AL; d 9 Feb 1961, Live Oak Co. TX ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 8 Dr. Richard Everett Terry, b 30 Jan 1818?, SC; d 24 May 1896, Clay Co. TX; m ca 1843, Perry Co. AL: 9 Nancy Blackburn Boyles, b ca 1825; d (?). 10 Hilliard Judge Terry, b (?);; m (?): 11 Mary Ann Smith, b (?); ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 16 James Terry, b (?); d ca 1837, AL; m (?): 17 Susanna Clement, b (?); d (?). 18 Rev. James Boyles, b (?); d (?). 20 James Terry, b (?); d ca 1837, AL; m (?): 21 Susanna Clement, b (?); d (?).
080984 ANDERS SIMMONS MORAN TERRY BOILES FULLER LLOYD WINTERS MORRISON
Terry Line of Harley Dillon Anders Sr., Star Rt. Box 1375F, Forest Grove OR 97116.
1 Harley Dillon Anders Sr., b 9 Nov 1918, Clarita, OK; r Forest Grove OR ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 2 Harley Anders, b 29 Jul 1897, Kitty, I. T.; d 6 Jan 1919, Clarita, OK; m 6 Feb 1915: 3 Malsey Fay Simmons, b 17 Oct 1900, Kitty, I. T.; d 20 Jul 1981, Hollis, OK ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 6 Oscar Ernest Simmons, b 4 Oct 1872, Hunt Co. TX; d 25 Jan 1946, Okmulgee, OK; m 27 Dec 1899: 7 Maud Blanche Moran, b 3 Jul 1882, Hays Co. TX; d 10 Nov 1967, Hollis, OK ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 12 Joel W. Simmons, b 1 May 1844, TN; d 16 Jan 1920, Clarita, OK; m 17 Jan 1867, Hunt Co. TX: 13 Nancy Zerelda Terry, b 8 May 1848, TX; d 1942, Ardmore, OK ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 26 James F. Terry, b 19 May 1809?, Hardin Co. KY; d 24 Aug 1887, Hunt Co. TX; m 22 May 1839, Greene Co. IL: 27 Catherine "Kit" Boiles, b 28 Feb 1821, KY; d 7 Oct 1901?, Hunt Co. TX ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 52 Jasper Morrison Terry, b 12 Jun 1777, Botetourt Co. VA; d 14 Nov 1851, Montgomery Co.IL; m 1 Aug 1797, Montgomery Co.VA: 53 Sarah "Sally" Fuller, b 6 Sep 1778, Peekskill, NY; d 17 Sep 1850, Greene Co. IL. 54 James Boiles, b (?); d (?) ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 104 Josiah Terry, b 2 Apr 1755, Botetourt Co. VA; d ca 1840, Grayson Co. KY?; m (?): 105 Mary Lloyd, b ca 1755, VA; d 27 Apr 1844, Green Co. IL. 106 Northrup Fuller, b Apr 1751, NY or CT; d 9 Apr 1829, Clark Co. OH; m ca 1772, NY: 107 Mary Winters, b 9 Apr 1755, NY; d 11 Apr 1839?, Clark Co. OH ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 208 Jasper Terry, b (?); d (?); m (?): 209 Mary Morrison, b (?); d (?) ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 416 William Terry, b (?); d ca 1776, VA; m (?): 417 Rachel ______, b (?); d (?).
090984 BRADFORD SOUTHWORTH RICHARDS ADAMS COLLINS TERRY KELLOGG BURNHAM WARD WELLS-WELLES HARRISON FAYLES NUTILE SIMPSON.
Gov. Wm. Bradford m. Alice Southworth; Maj. Wm. Bradford m. Alice Richards; Alice Bradford m. Wm. Adams; Alice Adams m. Nath'l Collins; Anne Collins m. Ephraim Terry; Samuel Terry m. Mary Kellogg; Samuel Terry m. Huldah Burnham; Horace Terry m. Sally Ward; Harriet Terry m. James Wells-Welles; Sarah Wells m. Chas. W. Harrison; Chas. W. E. Harrison m. Florence Fayles; Marion Harrison m. Alfred Nutile; Pamela Nutile m. Robert Simpson. Pamela Simpson 30 Hilltop Dr., Wapp Falls NY 12590.
100984 TERRY THOMAS
Can't remember whether or not I wrote and told you but I did a brass rubbing in Westminster Cathedral in May, of John Terry. Don't know anything else about him but it made a beautiful rubbing and I do have an information sheet on him here somewhere if I can just find it again. Peggy Thomas 1118 Horizon Trail, Richardson TX 75081. Note: Thought this was interesting. Peggy is a descendant of Stephen Terry d. 1769 SC and is a "cousin" of the Editor.
110984 TERRY WISDOM JACKSON
While working up the Wisdom family history I found a Anna or Annie Terry from Iuka, Miss. who married Dew Moore Wisdom in 1861. Do you have anything in your files on Annie Terry. She was born 3 Apr 1839 and died 21 Jan 1907. Maybe you can tell me something about her parents and where she came from. Zeb P. Jackson Jr., P. O. Box 266, Muskogee OK 74402.
120984 TERRY ANDERSON RAIFORD
I have received your announcement on the Terry Family Newsletter quarterly. I plan on running an ad for you in my next quarterly. I would like to exchange with you. I publish a quarterly on Troup County, 60-80 pages with a circulation of over 400 in at least 26 different states....I have a William Terry ancestor, but I'm not sure he's the William of Botetourt Co. VA. My William is in Anson and Richmond Counties and married into the Raiford family. This family moved on into South Alabama. Is this family covered in your quarterly? If not you need my Terry records. "Family Tree", Martha S. Anderson & Associates, 109 Bull Street, LaGrange GA 30240. Phone 404-882-1538.
130984 TERRY WOODS BOWERS RENTZ QUICK.
Phillip Terry Sr. b. IRE? 1764 d. 1839 m. 1792 Mamie Delphia Sophia Woods, dau of Lee Woods; Michael Terry b. 1798 d. 1859 m. 1824 Elizabeth Bowers; Martin Elbert Terry Sr. b. ?? d. ?? m. ?? Caroline Rebecca Terry [1st. cousin]; Martin Elbert "Mockey" Terry Jr. b. 1855 d. 1914 m. 1876 Sarah Margaret Rentz [1st. cousin]. Lurene Terry Quick Rt. 4, Box 279, Swainsboro GA 30401.
140984 BUCKINGHAM COCKE TERRY CLEMENT HUDSON
My G-G-Grandfather was Nathaniel B. Buckingham Jr., who married Martha Jane Cocke. I think it was either Nathaniel Buckingham, Sr. or his father William Buckingham, that married the Jane Terry--and so Jane Terry would have been one of my Great Grandparents. Also Nathaniel B. Buckingham Jr. according to my records, was born in Pittsylvania Co. VA approx. 1971. I have a lot of informa- tion on the Terry family in my book The History of Pittsylvania Co. VA by Maud Clement. I was looking for Buckinghams and found none. Cornelia K. Hudson 3109 S. Lewis, Tulsa OK 74105.
150984 TERRY THETFORD CARLTON
Recently saw a notice that you publish material on the Terry family. (Ann Thetford, "Family Tree", Dallas Morning News). I am working on the Carlton Family History and only have one Terry connection by marriage. A great uncle, Charles B. Carlton left Jackson County, AL., arrived in Ellis County 1893. The Ellis County TX courthouse has a record of marriage: C. B. Carlton to Miss Nancy Jane Terry 30 Jun 1893 (Book G, pg. 514). I do not know her parents but have some history on this Carlton family. If any of your readers are related, I would be glad to exchange information with them. There are quite a few Terrys in Ellis County, TX., both white and black families. I wish you well on your publication. Lt. Col. George H. Carlton, 312 Lakewood Dr., Waxahachie TX 75165.
160984 VAUGHN VAUGHANS PAYNE TERRY GOOCH PRITCHARD POWERS
My ancestor, Margaret Vaughn Payne was born 1812 and died possibly Marion or Hardin Co. KY. She married Martin Payne b. VA 1811 d. near Bertreese, KY. I am trying to find her parents. The only other Vaughn relative we know of is Roland Terry Vaughn, but don't know their relationship. Roland might also have been spelled Rolland or Rowland. Your mention of Roland Gooch ties in with what another Vaughn searcher wrote me. I will quote from her letter:
"I do know that the Vaughns, Gooches, Terrys and other families were all involved with each other in North Carolina."
At that time (several years ago) she did not find a link between her Vaughans and my Vaughns, but she said she was in college and did not have much time to spend on it. Would appreciate any help. Margie Pritchard Powers, 8217 E. Roma Ave., Scottsdale AZ 85251.
170984 TYRA TYREE BROWN
I am now publishing a newsletter for the TYRA-TYREE family. Could you please advertise this fact in your publication? It consists of four pages and comes out six times a year - January, March, May, July, September, and November. This year's membership is $6.00, but I am going to have to go to $8.00 next year due to copying costs. All spellings are accepted and at this time we have 22 members. Carlene Peacock Brown, Rt. 1, Box 318 Gilmer TX 75644.
180984 TERRY JOHNSON? REID RICHARDS BICKFORD PEEBLES
Terry line of Mrs. Janet Reid, 13863 Kinbrook St., Sylmar CA 91342.
Need information about the ancestors of Minnie May Terry b. Boone, IA 7 Mar 1863 d. Ireton, Sioux Co. IA 12 Dec 1934 m. 7 Mar 1887 William Johnson Reid. Her parents were William and Sarah Melissa Richards Terry. Two other children in the family were William Terry and Jessie Terry. Jessie m. John Bickford.
1 Donald Lee Reid, b 4 Nov 1920, Sioux Co. IA; r Sylmar, CA ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 2 Rodney Lee Reid, b 2 Aug 1889, Crawford Co. IA; d 16 Aug 1944, Minnehaha Co. SD; m 23 Mar 1915, Woodbury Co. IA: 3 Ellen Loretta Peebles, b 14 Jul 1892, Sioux Co. IA; ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 4 William Johnson Reid, b 15 May 1864, Cedar Co. IA; d 14 Jan 1937, Muscatine Co. IA; m 7 Mar 1877: 5 Minnie May Terry, b 7 Mar 1863, Boone Co. IA; d 12 Dec 1934, Sioux Co. IA ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 10 William Terry, b ca 1840, Hardin Co. OH/IA; d (?); m (?): 11 Sarah Melissa Richards, b 20 Mar 1840, Madison Co. OH; d 1 Dec 1922, Boone Co. IA.
190984 TERRY JOYCE MCGEE MCGUFFEE SCARBROUGH BREELAND
Terry line of Mrs. J. Malcolm (McGee) Terry, P. O. Box 186, Harrisonburg LA 71340.
1 James Malcolm Terry, b 9 Nov 1947, Quachita Par. LA; r Harrisonburg, LA ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 2 James Herbert Terry, b 19 Sep 1923, Catahoula Par. LA; r Harrisonburg LA; m 27 Nov 1946, E. Baton Rouge Par. LA: 3 Chaille Juanita Joyce, b 31 Dec 1921, W. Carroll Par. LA; r Harrisonburg LA ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 4 Albert Abram Terry, b 2 Dec 1898, Catahoula Par. LA; d 11 Sep 1964, Catahoula Par. LA; m 30 Nov 1921, Catahoula Par. LA: 5 Rita Mae McGuffee, b 13 Feb 1903, Catahoula Par. LA; ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 8 William Santford Terry, b 11 Feb 1857, E. Felic. Par. LA; d 7 May 1929, Catahoula Par. LA; m 29 Jan 1891, Catahoula Par. LA: 9 Nancy Katherine Scarbrough, b 25 Feb 1864, MS; d 31 Dec 1945, Catahoula Par. LA ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 16 Abraham Terry, b 1826; d 23 Jan 1869; m (?): 17 Margaret ______, b Oct 1825; d ca 1912 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 32 Stephen Terry, b 1787, NC?; d (?); m (?): 33 Martha Patience Breeland, b ca 1800; d (?).
200984 MORRIS TERRY DOOLITTLE GIBBS HUDSON HILL HUBBARD STOKES RODEN GRESHAN
Terry Line of Martin "Marty" Azelle Morris Jr., 193052 ARAMCO, P. O. Box 10501, Dhahran, Saudia Arabia.
1 Martin Azelle Morris Jr., b 21 Dec 1941, Birmingham, AL; r Saudia Arabia ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 2 Martin Azelle Morris Sr., b 21 Apr 1907, Birmingham, AL;; m 24 Sep 1930, Raleigh, NC: 3 Mary Elizabeth Doolittle, b 14 Nov 1908, Raleigh, NC; ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 4 Martin Elijah Morris, b 12 Jun 1879, DeKalb Co. GA; d 16 Jun 1954, Birmingham, AL; m 20 Apr 1905, Hanceville, AL: 5 Luna Pearl Gibbs, b 18 Nov 1881, Edwardsville, AL; d 20 Jan 1964, Santa Ana, CA ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 8 Martin Van Buren Morris, b 7 Oct 1840, DeKalb Co. GA; d 22 Jan 1911; m (?): 9 Francis Serena Hudson, b 7 Dec 1845, MS; d 18 Jun 1922, DeKalb Co. GA ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 16 James B. Morris, b 4 Aug 1812, Abbeville Co. SC; d 1 Jul 1890, DeKalb Co. GA; m (?): 17 Sarah C. Terry, b 15 Feb 1815?, Fairfield Co. SC; d 30 Apr 1885?, DeKalb Co. GA ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 32 John B. Morris Sr., b 15 May 1783, Turkey Creek, SC; d 3 Feb 1842?, DeKalb Co. GA; m 1800: 33 Nancy Hubbard a widow, b (?); d (?). 34 Maj. Stephen Terry*, b 10 Aug 1788, Chester Co. SC; d 15 Nov 1866, Fulton Co. GA; m 4 Jul 1809, Fairfield Co. SC: 35 Elizabeth H. Hill*, b ca 1790, SC; d 31 Dec 1838, DeKalb Co. GA ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 64 William Morris, b 30 Oct 1755, Halifax Co. VA; d 10 Dec 1830, DeKalb Co. GA; m 1777, NC/SC: 65 Sarah Terry, b 22 Jul 1757, VA/SC; d 1836, DeKalb Co. GA. 68 John W. Terry*, b 27 Apr 1752, VA/SC; d 12 Apr 1834, Chester Co. SC; m 21 Dec 1779, VA/SC: 69 Priscilla Stokes*, b Nov 1763, SC?; d ca 1849, Chester Co. SC.
70 Moses Hill*, b 1758; d 1 Jul 1821, Fairfield Co. SC; m ca 1779: 71 Savilla Roden*, b 1759; d 23 Jul 1844, Green Co. AL ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 128 Thomas Morris, b ca 1720; d ca 1791, Chester Co. SC; m ca 1745, VA?: 129 Elizabeth Greshon, b (?);. 130 Stephen Terry*, b ca 1700, VA; d 19 Dec 1769, Craven Co. SC; m ca 1751, VA?: 131 Sarah ______*, b (?), VA; d 4 May 1765, Craven Co. SC. 136 Stephen Terry*, b ca 1700, VA; d 19 Dec 1769, Craven Co. SC; m ca 1751, VA?: 137 Sarah ______*, b (?), VA; d 4 May 1765, Craven Co. SC. 142 Thomas Roden*, b 1733; d 1809. 143 ______ b (?); d (?).
210984 LOYD NEELY TERRY SHELL
I am working on the Loyd and Neely lines, and have a Mary Loyd, daughter of James and Ruth Loyd, who married Josiah Terry. I have no date or place of marriage. Since I am searching for information on James and Ruth Loyd and family do you have any suggestions, or, someone on this line who may have records. Will appreciate any help you can give me. Lucile Loyd Shell, 1807 NW Euclid Ave., Lawton OK 73501.
220984 DEROSSITT TERRY
Mrs. Alice Ann DeRossitt has written that she has enlisted the help of Mr. Brent Holcomb to assist in documenting her Terry line and promises to share what she finds. We will be looking forward to this information. Alice Ann DeRossitt, 1527 N. Division St., Forrest City AR 72335.
230984 CLEMENT
Computers are great - but not when they change one's marital state. "Clement" is both my present and past surname: "Mary Dean" is a double first name, comparable to "Mary Elizabeth." Will you please ask the computer to change back to "Miss"? Yours is a superlative magazine! Best wishes, Miss Mary Dean Clement 1711 Ashwood Ave., Nashville TN 37212.
240984 MITCHELL RICHMAN/RICKMAN LANDERS TERRY
Your June, 1984 issue of TFH carried an article on St. Clair County, Missouri Records page 89. The address shown for Mrs. Mitchell was not complete enough for me to make contact, the first time. Can you give me the mailing address for Ms. Genevieve Bess Mitchell or the Clement W. Richman family mentioned in the second paragraph? Your publication is first class! Paul M. Landers 18611 East Truman Road, Independence MO 64056. The address for Ms. Mitchell is 2403 Inca Lane, New Brighton MN 55112.
250984 HOYT TERRY I am daughter of Walter Sylvester Terry Dec 27, 1898. Mrs. Frances Hoyt, Rt. 2, Box 60 Laddonia MO 63352. [Unsure of who the dates are for--Editor.]
260984 TERRY LOBDELL MUSSELMAN
I am interested in obtaining information on Samuel Terry b. Apr 1632 in Eng. and d. 1731 (where?) m. Ann Lobdell 3 Jan 1660. I would like to know parents for he and wife Ann Lobdell and any additional information on them except for wife and children which I already have. Sandy Musselman, 4125 Marwick, Lakewood CA 90713.
270984 TERRY STARKEY ALVORADO
I've been searching for a family of Terrys, but unable to find anything. Elizabeth Terry b. abt. 1816 in Green Co. PA m. abt. 1837 in Green Co. PA to John N. Starkey b. abt. 1818 in Green Co. PA. Any help appreciated. Sandy Alvorado, P. O. Box 32101 Kansas City MO 64111.
280984 SKAGGS BOGGS TERRY HANNAH HORTON MANSON
Terry Line of Donna Fowler 12701 126th Ave. North, Largo, FL 33544.
Donna Lee Shaw b 13 Oct 1938 is the daughter of Charles Edward Shaw and Goldie Loree Holderby. Her mother later married Alfred C. Skaggs # 1. Mrs. Fowler indicates she was raised by Alfred C. Skaggs.
1 Alfred C. Skaggs, b 7 Mar 1915; d 14 Aug 1982; m 6 Jun 1939, Goldie Loree Holderby Shaw b 4 Apr 1914. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 2 Green P. Skaggs, b 25 May 1889; d 22 Sep 1960; m 31 Oct 1908, Johnson Co. KY: 3 Flossie Skaggs, b 23 Mar 1889; d 22 Nov 1968. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 4 John Charles Breckenridge Skaggs, b 7 May 1858; d 9 Dec 1901, Johnson Co. KY; m 13 Mar 1884, Johnson Co. KY: 5 Sarah Boggs, b 26 Nov 1861; d 9 Feb 1940. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 10 Alfred Boggs, b ca 1836; d (?); m (?): 11 Martha Terry, b ca 1843; d (?). ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 22 John Terry, b 11 Oct 1817, Floyd Co. KY; d 8 Dec 1861, Lawrence Co. KY; m 13 Aug 1850, Morgan Co. KY: 23 Sarah Ann Hannah, b ca 1820; d (?). ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 44 Miles Terry, b (?);; m 28 Sep 1812, Floyd Co. KY: 45 Nancy Skaggs, b (?);. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 88 Miles Terry, b (?), Botetourt Co. VA;; m 30 Jan 1782, Montgomery Co.VA: 89 Hannah Horton, b (?);. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 176 William Terry, b ca 1724, VA; d ca 1803, Botetourt Co. VA; m 2 Feb 1759: 177 Rachel Manson, b (?); d (?).
290984 TERRY MCILWAIN
Does anyone know anything about PERRYMAN GREEN TERRY who came from Ireland in 1749? His son John Terry was living in Chesterfield Co., VA in 1761 and at least two of his sons Joseph and Thomas who were twins were born there in 1761--Both Joseph and Thomas were Revolutionary Soldiers. Lina Terry McIlwain, 5310 River Thames Rd., Jackson MS 39211.
300984 TERRY FERGUSON HOLCOMB MILLER
Was Elizabeth Terry who arrived in this country as the "Widow Ferguson" on Mary & John 1630 the brother of Stephen Terry? She m. 7 Sep 1632 Capt. Thomas Holcomb and d. 7 Oct 1679 in Simsbury, and I am descended from this couple. Any info appreciated. Elizabeth E. Miller, 8715 Woolworth Ave., Omaha NE 68124.
310984 TERRY DARTT
My Terry relatives came from Tennessee to Texas and Oklahoma. I'm hoping I can link up with someone who might be working on the same line through your quarterly. Judith F. Dartt, 11200 Begelow, Cerritos CA 90701.
320984 TERRY MAUPIN
I am researching my family tree & came across your name in the microfishe & wondered if you can help me. There has been a "Terry" given name in our family every generation for many years & tradition has it that we are related to Ellen Terry, the Elizabethan actress. I have traced my ancestry back to a Mary Terry from Wales & wonder if you might be related. Do you have any information regarding Mary Terry or Daniel Terry of Swansea, Wales? Terry Maupin, 5360 Allison, Arvada CO 80002.
330984 TERRY IRVIN DODD FUSSELL
I am desperately trying to find my ancestor, Kibble Terry. He came from Georgia. He was supposed to have committed some crime, I've never found out what, and married an Irvin and took her last name and came to Texas. He was my G-G Grandfather. He died in Washington Co. TX. His daughter, Jane Irvin married John Dodd. Mrs. Gary Fussell, P. O. Box 279, Oakhurst TX 77359.
340984 KUYKENDALL TERRY WEBB STEPHENSON DOWELL BELK
Researching Curtis Terry b. 1804 d. Prob. Putnam Co. TN m. Elizabeth W. Kuykendall b. 1805; Eliza Jane Terry b. Overton Co. TN 1856 d. Delaware Co. MO 1944 m. Jasper Co. MO 1874 Erasmus Webb; Jesse Kuykendall Terry b. TN 1834 d. Jasper Co. MO 1864 m. Overton Co. TN Mary Anne Webb b. Overton Co. TN 1836 d. Jasper Co. MO 1858 m. (2) Mary Ann Stephenson; Nancy Angeline Terry b. Overton Co. TN 1863 d. Jasper Co. MO 1905 m. William Carroll West b. Putnam Co. TN 1850 d. Jasper Co. MO 1933; Vinson M. Terry m. Sarah E. Dowell. Colleen Belk, P. O. Box 25, Duenweg MO 64841-0025.
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ADAMS, CURTIS J. # 8601 W. 90TH TERRACE # OVERLAND PARK KS 66212 ADAMS, MATILDA B. # 1481 RAINBROOK WAY # CORONA CA 91720 ALVARADO, SANDY # P. O. BOX 32101 # KANSAS CITY MO 64111 ANDERS, HARLEY D. SR. # STAR RT. BOX 1375F # FOREST GROVE OR 97116 ANDERSON, MARTHA S. & ASSOC. # 109 BULL STREET # LAGRANGE GA 30240 ARKANSAS GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY # P. O. BOX 908 # HOT SPRINGS AR 71902 ARMACOST, J. T. W. MRS. # SPRUCE HILL FARM # HAMPSTEAD MD 21074 ASH, BETTY B. # 220 WOODLAND DR. # HILLSBORO OH 45133 ATKINS, JOAN MRS. # RT 1, BOX 233 A # DIAMOND MO 64840 AUGUSTON, A. W. MRS # 5904 WONDER DR. # FT. WORTH TX 76133
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BAKER, JOANNA A. # 15933 WETHERBURN # ST LOUIS MO 63017 BARKLEY, MARJORIE G. # 1732 CRABTREE RD. # HIXSON TN 37343 BARNES, IRMA NELL # BOX 1066 # VERNON AL 35592 BARRY, BIRNIE MRS. # 1115 S. 22ND ST. # FT. SMITH AR 72901 BASS, CATHARINE # 12 WACTOR ST. # SUMPTER SC 29150 BEARD, BILLIE # BOX 216 # HUGO OK 74743 BECKER, CINDY # 2202 TESLA # COLORADO SPRINGS CO 80909 BEEMAN, RAY # 701 D. STREET SPACE B 8 # CHULA VISTA CA 92010 BELK, COLLEEN # P. O. BOX 25 # DUENWEG MO 64841 BLONSHINE, ARTA MRS. # 7706 MAXWELL DR. # BOISE ID 83704 BLOOMQUIST, ADRIAN C. MRS. # 214 STEPHANIE AVE. # LAFAYETTE LA 70503 BOUSMAN, LEA # RT 2 BOX 228 # WILLARD MO 65781 BOWE, FLORENCE M. # 7849 SE JOHNSON CR. BLVD. # PORTLAND OR 97206 BRACKIN, HILDA T. # 609 NICHOLSON AVE # GREENWOOD MS 38930 BRANSON, DOROTHY # 797 S. JAMES RD. # 14 # COLUMBUS OH 43227 BROWN, CARLENE MRS. # RT. 1, BOX 318 # GILMER TX 75644 BROWN, FLOYD W. MR & MRS. # RT. 1 # TROUP TX 75789 BROWN, K. JANE # RT. 1, BOX 32 # GENOA IL 60135 BROWNING, ELIZABETH H # P. O. BOX 611 # CHOCTAW OK 73020 BRUCH, GAIL # 8495 GRAND AVE. # YUCCA VALLEY CA 92284 BUNNELL, IRENE TUTTLE # 401 N. ADAMS AVE. # FULLERTON CA 92632 BUSHNELL, JAMES J. MRS. # 2919 FAIRWAY DR. # BIRMINGHAM AL 35213
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CAIN, JANET ELLIOTT # 5977 WOODWAY DR. # HOUSTON TX 77057 CAMERON, JAMES V. MRS. # 1818 LAURI # EL DORADO AR 71730 CARRINGTON, PAULINE TERRY # 8297 TAMARISK AVE # YUCCA VALLEY CA 92284 CARTER, ALICE L. # BOX 121 # WAXHAW NC 28173 CARVER, JEAN MRS. # 901 N. SPRING ST. # EVANSVILLE IN 47711 CASTLEMAN, SHIRLEY # BOX 52 # WEATHERFORD OK 73096 CHAILLE, JOSEPH H. # 2100 SANS SOUCI BLVD APT 1406# NORTH MIAMI FL 33181 CHATTIN, SANDRA # 1848 BIMINI # SEABROOK TX 77586 CHILDERS, CATHRYN TERRY # P. O. BOX 10434 # RALEIGH NC 27605 CLEMENT, MARY DEAN MISS. # 1711 ASHWOOD AVE. # NASHVILLE TN 37212 COFFMAN, RICHARD L. MRS. # 1326 CANARY LN. # SEGUIN TX 78155 COOPER, ROSANNA # 25830 7TH ST. # HEMET CA 92343 CORNELL, NANCY # 1661 LAURANCEAE WAY # RIVERDALE GA 30286 COUCH, ELAINE # 6848 SARAH # TEMPERANCE MI 48132 COWAN, NANCY # 8333 N. W. 33RD # BETHANY OK 73008 CRAWFORD, LILLIE R. MRS. # 264 WESLEY RD. # GREEN COVE SPRINGS FL 32043 CRAWLEY, CAROLYN S. # RT 6, BOX 95 A # AIKEN SC 29801 CUTSINGER, JAN # 3804 OPAL DR. # ST. CHARLES MO 63301
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DAGGETT, MARIAN K. MRS. # 255 E. 36TH AVE # EUGENE OR 97405 DAR MAGAZINE # 1776 D. STREET N. W. # WASHINGTON DC 20006 DARTT, JUDITH F. # 11200 BIGELOW # CERRITOS CA 90701 DEROSSITT, ALICE MACMILLAN # 1527 N. DIVISION ST. # FORREST CITY AR 72335 DICKINSON, CAROL SCHWADERER # 4100 O'MALLEY # ANCHORAGE AK 99507 DISHER, ROSE S. # 319 CHESTNUT ST. # SALEM VA 24153 DOUGHERTY, JULIET S. # 7159 BOYCE DR. # BATON ROUGE LA 70809 DOWELL, JUANITA # RT. 3, BOX 75 # STRAFFORD MO 65757 DOWNING, NANCY # 1224 ONEIDA ST. # STORM LAKE IA 50588 DRAPER, GOLDEN T. MRS. # RT 2., BOX 4768 # NYSSA OR 97913 DUFF, ROMONA # 1017 ALAN SHEPARD DR. # LAS VEGAS NV 89128
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EDDLEMAN, JEAN # 5146 CARITA ST. # LONG BEACH CA 90808 EDMONSON, J. D. MRS. # BOX 214 # MEDFORD OK 73759 ELLIOTT, LULA TERRY # 301 PINE ST # CLAYTON NM 88415 EMBRY, JOHN MRS. # 216 N. W. 33RD ST. # OKLAHOMA CITY OK 73118 ESHELMAN, GRAY MRS. # P. O. BOX 122 # MENDOCINO CA 95460
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FALLER, WARREN L. MRS # 901 WEST STOREY # MIDLAND TX 79701 FLYNT, GUI L. # 7865 CANYON HWY NO. 53 # AMARILLO TX 79110 FOLSOM, BLAKE MRS. # 407 HERITAGE MANOR # HARLINGEN TX 78550 FOWLER, DONNA L. # 12701 - 126TH AVE., N. # LARGO FL 33540 FOX, ORIANNA T. # 10703 BRECKENRIDGE DR. # LITTLE ROCK AR 72211 FREMON, RICHARD C. MRS. # 32 BARN OWL DR. # HACKETTSTOWN NJ 07840 FRICKS, E. E. # 26 WINDMILL DR. # CLEMENTON NJ 08021 FUNDERBURK, ADAIR C. # 1205 AVE. "G" # BROWNWOOD TX 76801 FUQUA, DOROTHY # RT. 3, BOX 133 # CUSHING OK 74023 FUSSELL, NOVITA M. MRS. # P. O. BOX 279 # OAKHURST TX 77359
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GAINER, JOHN AND DIANA # BOX 2313 # APO NEW YORK NY 09127 GARFIELD COUNTY GEN. SOCIETY # P. O. BOX 427 # ENID OK 73702 ATLANTA HISTORICAL SOCIETY # 3101 ANDREWS DR. NW # ATLANTA GA 30305 GARRISON, IRENE R. # 9 CAMPBELL ST. # DIVIDING CREEK NJ 08315 GEIGER, JESS J. MRS. # RT. 5, BOX 75 # WEST MONROE LA 71291 GENEALOGICAL LIBRARY # 50 EAST NORTH TEMPLE ST. # SALT LAKE CITY UT 84150 GENEALOGY TODAY # 2815 CLEARVIEW PLACE #400 # ATLANTA GA 30340 GOULD, RICHARD MRS. # 7243 N. VANDIVER # SAN ANTONIO TX 78209 GREEN, WILLIAM E. # 1306 KINGS MTN. DR. # LITTLE ROCK AR 72211 GREENWAY, MACK MR AND MRS. # 3917 ROANOKE DR. # GARLAND TX 75041 GRUBBS, ELIZABETH A # 1518 OLD HOLLOW RD # WINSTON-SALEM NC 27105 GUBI, D. B. MRS # 10644 W. MAIN RD. # NORTH EAST PA 16428
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HAGAN, BARBARA TERRY # 1514 BRENTWOOD DR. # OWENSBORO KY 42301 HALL, MURIEL A. # RT 4 BOX 584 # GILMER TX 75644 HALLARAN, K. S. MRS. # 733 N. ROSEMARY DR. # BRYAN TX 77801 HARGER, HELEN E. MS. # 614 N. DEXTER DR. # LANSING MI 48910 HARRISON, LELA MRS. # 303 E. 5TH # MCCOOK NE 69001 HARTELT, RUBY E. # BOX 44 # ROSWELL NM 88201 HESTER, VIVIAN MRS. # BOX 364 # VIENNA IL 62995 HEWETT, RUTH B. # 315 VIEW ST. # DECORAH IA 52101 HOLCOMB, LEON # P. O. BOX 698 # MARIANNA AR 72360 HOLCOMB, LINDA TERRY # 107 FRANKLIN WAY # CUMMING GA 30130 HOLLEY, J. L. MR. & MRS. # 203 JACKSON ST. # MCCOMB MS 39648 HOOKER, DARRELL R. # 2051-55 GENEVA ST. # OCEANSIDE CA 92054 HOWELL, JAMES T. # 2105 PRAIRIE # FT. WORTH TX 76106 HOYT, MARY FRANCES # RT 2, BOX 60 # LADDONIA MO 63352 HUDSON, MARGARET A. # 30327 # DALLAS TX 75230 HUFF, EVA # BOX 9948 # COLLEGE STATION TX 77840 HUGHES, ALICE W. MRS. # 3417 DEVONSHIRE DR. # BIRMINGHAM AL 35209 HUMPHREY, MARY V. # BOX 356 # RUSSELLVILLE AR 72801 HUNTER, SARAH # 9511 OVERWOOD # DALLAS TX 75238 HUSTED, SUSAN L. # % ARAMCO BOX 5868 # DHAHRAN SAUDIA ARABIA
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I. F. R. GENEALOGY # 721 ANTIETAM DR. # SARASOTA FL 33581 IKERD, W. E. # RT. 1, BOX 11-B # EMPORIA KS 66801 INGMIRE, FRANCES TERRY MRS. # 10166 CLAIRMONT DR. # ST LOUIS MO 63136
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JACOBS, WILLIAM MRS. # 16735 SCHOOL ST # SOUTH HOLLAND IL 60473 JERRIE, F. JORDAN MRS. # RT 2, BOX 507 # ZWOLLE LA 71486 JOHNSON, ETHIEL B. # 15834 DRYSDALE # SOUTHGATE MI 48195 JOHNSON, JANE MRS. # 9041 E. OXFORD DR. # DENVER CO 80237
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KASKIN, E. J. MRS. # 501 E. JACKSON AVE. # HAMPTON SC 29924 KATSENIS, ARDATH # 9453 CRYSTAL VIEW DR. # TYUNGA CA 91042 KELLEY, H. W. MR. OR MRS. # RT. 2, BOX 224 # DOWNSVILLE LA 71234 KELLEY, JOHN OR FRANCES # 306 W. WEST ST. # STURGIS MI 49091 KUBERSKI, RENA # 6121 HOYT ST. # ARVADA CO 80004
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LAFFRANCHINI, JO # 71-624 BISKRA RD. # RANCHO MIRAGE CA 92270 LAFOLLETTE, BARBARA # 12 SATATOGA DR., CV # HARDY AR 72542 LANDERS, PAUL M. # 18611 E. TRUMAN RD. # INDEPENDENCE MO 64056 LEWIS, HELEN A. # 1901-A 113TH ST. # LOS OSOS CA 93402 LIBRARY OF CONGRESS # 10 FIRST ST. S.E. # WASHINGTON DC 20540 LINCOLN, EARL T. MRS. # 136 AMANDA LN. # LOS GATOS CA 95030 LINDSEY, LOREE T. # RT 6 BOX 191 # HAMILTON AL 35570 LOCKARD, BILLIE # 29 DU BOIS TERRACE # TUSCALOOSA AL 35401 LONGOBARDI, CARL A. MRS. # 170 SPRUCE HAVEN DR. # WEXFORD PA 15090 LYNN, GENE # 601 E. MILL # S. ELGIN IL 60177 LYTHGOE, ANNA M. # 415 N. WARREN # HELENA MT 59601
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MACDONALD, MIRIAM E. # 309 N. WESTWOOD DR. # WHEATON IL 60187 MARCELLO, SYDNEY TERRY # 610 CHURCH ST. # RACELAND LA 70394 MARSHALL, DORIS # 8545 TOWLE ST # DYER IN 46311 MARTIN, BETTY # 605 N. ROBINSON # HARRISON AR 72601 MARTIN, DORTHEA DAY # 4106 FINLEY APT. B # GULFPORT MS 39501 MARTIN, INEZ E. # 833 AVOCADO AVE. # EL CAJON CA 92020 MCCRAW, CAROL T. # 546 MCKINLEY AVE. # WOODLAND CA 95695 MCKENZIE, NANCY R. # 5011 CAIRE CIRCLE # SANTA BARBARA CA 93111 MEDDING, RICHARD S. # 6102 AMHERST AVE. # SPRINGFIELD VA 22150 MILAM, ROSALIE # 5745 DUFF ST. # BEAUMONT TX 77706 MILLER, FAYE M. # BOX 484 # WEATHERFORD TX 76086 MILLER, NANCY N. # BOX 331 # BRANDON FL 33511 MILLER, NORMAN HOWARD MRS. # 8715 WOOLWORTH AVE. # OMAHA NE 68124 MILLWATER, CHARLES N. # 272 MANTOLOKING RD. # BRICKTOWN NJ 08723 MITCHELL, GENEVIEVE BESS # 2403 INCA LANE # NEW BRIGHTON MN 55112 MONTGOMERY, PAULINE T. # RT. 2, BOX 14 # SHOALS IN 47581 MOORE, PHILLIP J. # 680 RIVERBEND DR. # OWOSSO MI 48867 MORRIS, MARTIN A. JR. # 260 WESTWOOD DR. # BIRMINGHAM AL 35215 MORRIS, WILLIAM S. MRS. # 2580 UTAH ST. # NAPA CA 94558 MUSGRAVE, GEARALDEAN HORTON # 1783 PIEDMONT CR. # ERLANGER KY 41018 MUSSELMAN, SANDY # 4125 MUSSELMAN # LAKEWOOD CA 90713
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NATIONAL GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY # 1921 SUNDERLAND PLACE # WASHINGTON DC 20036 NEITZEL, ROBERT S. MRS. # 110 JOFFRION ST. # MARKSVILLE LA 71851 NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY # DIV. G, BOX 2237 # NEW YORK NY 10017 NIEDERMAIER, E. J. MRS. # 4800 SAMUELL BLVD. # DALLAS TX 75228 NUHN, CARL T. # 3100 N. KENSINGTON ST # ARLINGTON VA 22207
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OBERBECK, JERRIS A. # STAR ROUTE # JACKSON MO 63755 OLDHAM, ALLIE WILSON # STAR RT. 3, BOX 58 A-5 # PAGOSA SPRINGS CO 81147 OTT, LESLIE E. # 5604 N. W. 110 # OKLAHOMA CITY OK 73132
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PAFFORD, MICHAEL # RT 3, BOX 3165 A # BLACKSHEAR GA 31516 PALMER, AMELIA ESTES # 1211 GROSSCUP AVE. # DUNBAR WV 25064 PARK, GEORGIA # 1101 SANDRA LANE # GRAND PRAIRIE TX 75052 PAYNE, WILLIAM A. MRS. # 5036 CRESTWOOD DR. # LITTLE ROCK AR 72207 PEACH, DOROTHY JEAN # 523 CHAUTAUQUA # NORMAN OK 73069 PEOPLES, BARTINA # RT 3, BOX 167 # WALTERS OK 73572 PERKINS, D. E. MR. & MRS. # BOX 103 # SUNBURY NC 27979 PHILEN, DORENE # 3017 BROOKVIEW DR. # PLANO TX 75074 PIOROT, PAM # RT 2 # GOLDEN CITY MO 64748 PLASS, VIRGINIA # RT. 1, BOX 201 # TULELAKE CA 96134 PORTER, PHILLIP DON # 47170 ROSEMARY # UTICA MI 48087 PRESTON, RUTH TERRY # 1222 RAGUET ST., APT 3 # NACOGDOCHES TX 75961 PRICE, ROBERT S. MRS. # BOX 1044 # FAIRFIELD TX 75840
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QUICK, LURENE # RT. 4, BOX 279 # SWAINSBORO GA 30401
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RAINVILLE, DON & RITA # 5012 STEVELY # LAKEWOOD CA 90713 RANKIN, JOHN MRS. # 3935 ROBIN HILL RD. # FLINTRIDGE CA 91011 RAYMOND, FREDERICKA # 1210 ANN ST. # WEATHERFORD TX 76086 REID, JANET # 13863 KINBROOK ST # SYLMAR CA 91342 REW, DOROTHY MRS # GALLAGHER RD., RT 3 # CORTLAND NY 13045 RICKS, JAMES G. MRS. # 2304 GREENHILL DR. # CAROLLTON TX 75006 ROBERTS, OWEN MR. # BOX 677 # BROOKHAVEN MS 39601 RODIER, FRANCES # 34 UNDERHILL ST. # NASHUA NH 03060 ROEHL, NANCY # 1027 12TH # BELLINGHAM WA 98255 RUSSELL, JAMES N. # 7124 2ND AVE. N # BIRMINGHAM AL 35206 RUTLEDGE, V. H. # 946 17TH AVE. # LONGVIEW WA 98632
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SEDENQUIST, FRED W. MR. & MRS.# 12010 GREENLEAF DR. # HUNTSVILLE AL 35803 SEIGLER, VERA B. # 2955 FAIRLEE DR. # FAIRFAX VA 22031 SKINNER, LARRY D. # RT. 1, BOX 679D # BRYCEVILLE FL 32009 SMITH, JEAN # 2519 MORRELL # DALLAS TX 75203 SMITH, PATRICIA # 1514 LATTA RD. # ADA OK 74820 SNYDER, SUSAN # 1610 S. 9TH # COTTAGE GROVE OR 97424 SOUTH CAROLINA ARCHIVES DEPT. # 1430 SENATE ST. # COLUMBIA SC 29201 SPENCER, JUANITA T. # RT 2, BOX 122 # HUNTINGBURG IN 47542 STALLWORTH, T. A. MRS. # BOX 766 # CHESTER SC 29706 STANSFIELD, MARY L. # 18300 CORTE DEL MONTANA # SONORA CA 95370 STARNES, CLARKE R. # 2915 WHITSON RD. # GASTONIA NC 28052 STEED, BARBARA I. MRS. # 101 MOUNTAIN VIEW AVE. # LAKE ELSINORE CA 92330 STEELE, GRACE # 900 WELLSFORD RD # MODESTO CA 95351 STEPHENS, GENE R. MRS. # RT 1, BOX 43 A # RAYVILLE LA 71269 STRATTON, SELBY BRYANT # 3913 WATSON PLACE NW # WASHINGTON DC 20016
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