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HARRIS Connie GARRETT 1876-1928

t42MountOlivet — 2010-03-18 14:27:03Z

HARRIS Connie GARRETT 1876-1928

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Re: William T. Garrett and wife Delila Waddell

chrislove134 — 2010-03-09 13:15:19Z

I am also seeking information on William and Delila with no luck. My husband descends from their son John, William B. and Elizabeth.

Do you have any information on their burial sites?

Re: 1000 Years from Normandy - Sallie Mauldin Garrett

ronmauldin51 — 2010-03-07 19:40:31Z

I believe I found the reference to Mauldin that was in the book:

Edward R. Garrett, GARRETT: 1000 YEARS FROM NORMANDY (c) 1989
by Edward R. Garrett, Houston, Texas printed by D. Armstrong Co., Inc.,
Houston, Texas, p. 35; Mauldin: Early settlers in Maryland. In Stafford County,
Virginia, Jacob Mauldin left a will in 1704. This name shows up in Loudoun
County, Virginia around 1750. There is a Mauldin will in North Carolina (From Fred Olds book) name does not show in Revolutionary War files of North Carolina. Richard Mauldin was prominent in Caroline County, Virginia in 1730. (From T.E. Campbell book.) In 1727 in Caroline County, Virginia, Thomas Mauldin was a Justice. In Pendleton County, South Carolina, in 1790. Captain Blake Mauldin, Jeb Mauldin, John Mauldin, Harris Mauldin. They lived near where Laurens County joins the Anderson County Line. BIRTH-DEATH: p. 86 Tombstone Inscriptions at Warrior Creek Church Cemetery, Laurens County, South Carolina.

Comments on the above notes:
1) Jeb Mauldin would be Joab Mauldin born 1765-1774, died 1818. One son of Joab, Benjamin Franklin Mauldin, lived to 1880 and list his father born in SC. An 1899 book showed that Joab Mauldin was a native of Abbeville Sc. If these references are accurate, then Joab is not a direct relative of John, Blake and Harris Mauldin because these men were previously in NC and did not likely arrive in SC until after 1780.
2)Blake and Harris Mauldin are commonly believed to be the sons of this John Mauldin. They are of the age range to be brothers to Sarah (Sallie) Mauldin. During the revolution, Blake was an Ensign in the Army and after the war was promoted to Captain. Note that Ensign was once a rank of Army officers and was not his naval rank.
3)This John Mauldin was married to Sarah Blake Mauldin. John Mauldin made swords for the Continental Army and was excused taxes in 1782 due to his service. This John Mauldin receive a land grant in 1780 in Pendleton near the current Anderson/Pickens/Laurens county lines... which was not particularly close to the Warrior Creek area of Laurens where John and Sallie Mauldin Garrett lived. However, the son of itinerant baptist minister Bro.(Rev) Moses Sanders, Aaron Sanders lived near John and Sarah Mauldin. Bro. Moses Sanders owned land in Warrior Creek, Laurens Co, SC
4)In tracking Sarah (Sallie) Mauldin Garrett's children that lived to 1880, you will see that their mother was born in North Carolina. The religious traditions of John and Sallie Mauldin were baptist.

Observations & Conclusions:
1. John and Sarah Blake Mauldin were of the age to be the parents of Sarah (Sallie) Mauldin Garrett. They had moved to SC prior to the 1781-1782 marriage of Sarah (Sallie) Mauldin to John Garrett.
2. Bro. Moses Sanders had connections near the probably presumed family of the bride and family of the groom (John Garrett).
3. It was common during this period for parents to name the first daughter after the mother... Sarah.
4. It is proved that Sarah was born in NC, the state in which John Mauldin married Sarah Blake circa 1757.
5. I believe it is likely that John and Sarah Blake Mauldin were the parents of Sarah (Sallie) Mauldin Garrett and that she was born 10 JUN 1763 in Chatham, NC. I believe it is likely that Bro. Moses Sanders perform the wedding ceremony of Sarah (Sallie) Mauldin to John Garrett in Warrior Creek area of Laurens Co, SC 1781-1782.

Re: 1000 Years from Normandy

ronmauldin51 — 2010-03-07 18:22:42Z

According to some snippets I found on Google, there is some information pertaining to Mauldin on pages 35-39 in "Garrett:1000 Years from Normandy". I already know that a Sarah (Sallie) Mauldin married a John Garrett circa 1781. Could someone make a copy/send of pages 35-39 so that I could read what the author says about Blake, John, Jeb, Jacob and Richard Mauldin?

btw, both the Jeb and Jacob are likely mispellings of the name Joab.

Thanks - Ron Mauldin

Clee Ola Garrett of Denton, TX 1933

drbrownlee — 2010-03-07 00:58:25Z

Clee is pictured in the 1933 Bronco, yearbook of Denton High School. She is a senior. I'm not kin but thought this might help others locate family.

Re: Christina Garrett Modrell

pndmodrell — 2010-03-05 19:28:26Z

New e-mail address for me. pndmodrell@comcast.net
Pat Modrell

William Garrett

susanjanet1960 — 2010-03-03 15:09:27Z

Not sure where to post this as I dont know where they originated from.

Im looking for William Garrett possibly from Ireland or Scotland. Around the 1780+ 1800 circ married a Mary Quin or Quinn

had 2 known sons Robert who married Mary Hay in Govan Scotland. and Roberts brother John, they all came to Australia 1850 circa.

I have the Australian records and Roberts marriage, just nee to know where William and Mary came from.

thank you
Susan

GARRETT Barron Scott 1920-1999

t42MountOlivet — 2010-03-03 12:43:03Z

GARRETT Barron Scott 1920-1999

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GARRETT Ella W and Fred F

t42MountOlivet — 2010-03-02 18:31:46Z

GARRETT Ella W and Fred F

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GARRETT Doyle 1915-1926

t42MountOlivet — 2010-03-01 21:05:21Z

GARRETT Doyle 1915-1926

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GARRETT Wm Morris and Verna Valyne

t42MountOlivet — 2010-02-23 14:22:09Z

GARRETT Wm Morris and Verna Valyne

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Cecil Louvenia Garrett Cuningham

jdmarker — 2010-02-21 07:35:56Z

Hi there, Looking for information on a Cecil Louvenia Garrett. She was born 13 Oct 1839 in South Carolina. Moved to Arkansas and married a Robert M Cunningham. She passed away 26 Nov 1916.

I have not been able to discover the names of her parents. Does anyone know anything or have any leads to offer?

Thanks,

John Marker

Re: Ambrose Garrett will, Laurens County, SC, 1840

jdmarker — 2010-02-21 07:26:57Z

Any chance one of the children was a Cecil Louvenia Garrett?

Ira Joseph George Garrett son of Joseph and Lulu or Lula Garrett

GeorgeGarrett79 — 2010-02-21 00:02:13Z

My Grandfather Ira J G Garrett was born in Bloomington, Maryland and moved to Clarksburg, West Virginia area. Joseph was believed to be born in WVa. Lulu onced lived in Worthington, WVa. any info would help. I'm new to this. please excuse my mistakes to protocol

family

jmrowiec_1 — 2010-02-19 15:08:42Z

looking for any family to John L Garrett of tenn

Mart, McLennan, Tx

egarrett61 — 2010-02-19 03:21:07Z

Looking for any of the Garrett's from Mart, McLennan, Texas.

Garrett - Birdsong

MemeLuke1945 — 2010-02-18 18:01:43Z

I am looking for anyone researching the families of Mary Jane Garrett b abt 1892 TX and married John W. Birdsong 1909 in Lamar Co, TX. I look forward to hearing from you and thanks.

Olethia Garrett?

barnett19809 — 2010-02-17 13:43:17Z

I have been researching my tree and got to William W. Crandall (1863-1920) from Mount Carmel Illinois who was married to Olethia (or Olithia) Garrett (1869-1908). She died in Mount carmel. She also had four children; Fred Otto, Edgar A, Adam Ray, and Eva F. Crandall. I am having trouble discovering Olethia's parents. Before my Dad died last year he swore his grandmother, or great-grandmother in the Crandalls was a full-blooded indian. Any help on this will be greatly appreciated.

Garrett family

2010-02-15 18:50:42Z

I am searching for information on George Garrett, Neddy Garrett,late 1800's early 1900's or Lottie Garrett. Anyone with any kind ofinformation to offer would be greatly appreciated. Please e-mail me.

THANKS Syd9068354@aol.com

Re: Lottie Garrett

gwsneed1 — 2010-02-15 18:41:01Z

My grandmother Lottie Garrett. was married to Charles Towndrow, they lived in Raton,NM. My mother is Edith Mae Towndrow-Sneed. if that helps.

Re: Encil/Mabel Garrett-Mansfield-Ohio

GemsLady26 — 2010-02-14 05:39:00Z

I'm one of Encil and Mabel Garrett's grandchildren. I'm the youngest daughter of Isabelle C. (Garrett Tackett) Burley. My name is Shirley (Burley Scott) Thompson and I would enjoy assisting you in your research.

Re: Joseph Garrett/Native American?

Margene80 — 2010-02-11 02:57:14Z

My Joseph Garrett came to GA from NC in 1842 settled in Union Co GA then in Gilmer Co GA (North GA). There was a Joseph Garrett/Garrette in middle or south GA. I haven't done any research on him but maybe that will help you concentrate on counties in that area.

Re: Information on Edward M. Garrett of Virginia early 1800's

bgreen9397 — 2010-02-11 02:01:52Z

Rick, since you are a proven descendant of Edward Garrett,it would be extremly valuable to have your dna tested. Have you considered it or already done so?
In the GARRETT dna project we have several with a paper trail to Edward but dna is the best proof! The project does give discounts on the testing to members of our group, Our line of dna also has an unusual Haplogroup. Please conside
You can contact me at brendagreen71303@live.com for more info..

Re: Pat Garrett

ritterky — 2010-02-11 01:43:07Z

I was told by family that Pat Garrett is my great great great grandfather. But I dont know anything else.bbbb

Looking for parents of Ann GARRETT b. 1719 ?SURRY CO., VA w/o Thomas LANE

kimberlydee — 2010-02-10 19:52:25Z

Ann Garrett b. abt 1719 ? County, VA married Thomas Lane 1740 in Spotsylvania Co., VA. Thomas was born 1721 in Surry Co., VA. They may also be found in Amherst or Rockbridge Counties. Any help P-L-E-A-S-E!!!!!

Kimberly Kantorik

GARRETT Gladys E and Virgil C

t42MountOlivet — 2010-02-08 19:21:47Z

GARRETT Gladys E and Virgil C

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GARRETT Mildred L 1926-1986

t42MountOlivet — 2010-02-08 19:14:34Z

GARRETT Mildred L 1926-1986

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Re: Edward M. Garrett of Middlesex Co., VAVirginia early 1800's

tunnelm1 — 2010-02-08 15:45:41Z

Edward M. Garrett of Middlesex Co., VA was apparently a son of an older Edward Garrett who had married Mary Mountain. The older Edward Garrett died, and Mary Mountain married next to Braxton Clarke. This explains why Braxton Clarke was living with the younger Edward Garrett (age 42), per the 1850 Middlesex Co., VA census. In 1860, Braxton Clarke (age 60) was living in his own home in Middlesex, and he was then married to a Sarah Unknown (age 70). A couple of the Garect children, including Collin Parrish Garrett, were living with Braxton Clarke in 1860. It appears that the above two Edward Garretts were the Edward Garrett, Senior and Junior who appeared on the 1820 census in King and Quenn Co., VA...though that census page is VERY difficult to read. Comments/questions?

Re: any relatives to Sir Knight William Garrett

BBDoll6 — 2010-02-08 00:34:05Z

I grew up in California, I never knew my dad's family, as he and my mom divorced before I was born. My dad's mom was Ruby. I am his child by his second marriage. I have researched the Garrett line but you are the first in the family to contact me. :) You can email me at Aubergine50@ca.rr.com if you would like. Is one of your family members the only doctor who still makes house calls in Van?
Barb

Re: any relatives to Sir Knight William Garrett

lapadrecita — 2010-02-07 12:58:14Z

WJ, Jr., was my father. My sisters and I grew up in Van, Texas. And you?
Mary Ann

Re: any relatives to Sir Knight William Garrett

bgreen9397 — 2010-02-07 03:20:54Z

TO windyweather, Has any male Garrett in your husband's line been dna tested? It would be a way to prove his connection with other Garretts and share info with the Family Tree Dna Project.

Brenda Garrett Green

George W Garrett - Georgia

RebeccaStockman57 — 2010-02-05 22:10:44Z

My dad served in the Army Air Corps before and during WWII. I have a photo album of his that was signed by some of the men in his unit. One of the names is “George W Garrett, 1432 18th Street, Columbus, Georgia“. I also have some photos but there are no names or dates on them but I believe most were taken in Hawaii just before the war started. I am looking for anyone who might be able to identify any of the men in the pictures.

Re: any relatives to Sir Knight William Garrett

BBDoll6 — 2010-02-05 21:09:39Z

That message was for Lapradecita. Sorry.

Re: any relatives to Sir Knight William Garrett

BBDoll6 — 2010-02-05 07:02:57Z

My grandmother was ruby garrett baum, sister to your grandfather william jenkins garrett. please contact me.
thank you.

Charles "Zack" Garrett born in MS and moved to TX in 1870's

PatDacus99 — 2010-02-02 15:35:22Z

Looking for descendents of Zack Garrett born abt. 1848. His wife was named Sithey, possibly maiden name of Montgomery, also born in MS. They had 2 sons, Joseph Alexander born abt. 1868 and Jonathan "Bud" born abt. 1871. They also had a daughter Nancy. In 1880 they were living in Palo Pinto Cnty, TX, but I believe Zack's two sons may have been living in Lamar Cnty, TX in 1900. Joseph Alexander had a daughter he named Sithey after his mother.

Re: Sergeant Vernon R. Garrett

douglasgarrett84 — 2010-02-02 02:04:10Z

I hope this message is not to late, my name is Douglas Garrett I was born in KS my dad and mom are Vernon and June Garrett, i am searching for my bio mother and family I am now 43 years old and was born on feb 13 in 1966 in fort Riley Ks. I can tell you more but I would rather wait until we are sure who everyone is.

William C Garrett Jr - obituary

Ar403 — 2010-01-31 18:55:54Z

WILLIAM C. GARRETT Jr. Garrett Jr., William C. (Capt. USN, Ret.), passed away peacefully on Thursday, January 21, 2010 with his beloved wife Doris by his side. He was born to W. Clyde and Catherine Garrett on September 9, 1920 in Fullerton, CA. He was a graduate of St. Mary's Catholic School, Fullerton High School, and Fullerton College. He was a pilot in the United States Navy, and served during WWII and the Korean War. During WWII he flew torpedo missions in the Pacific Theater, serving aboard the U.S.S. Ticonderoga and the U.S.S. Langley. He was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross "for heroism and extraordinary achievement in aerial flight" and "skillfully and daringly flying his plane in the face of intense antiaircraft fire." As noted in his citation, "His expert airmanship and courage upheld the highest traditions of the United States Naval Service." He was a helicopter pilot and instructor. He served as a member of Naval Intelligence at the Pentagon from 1955-1957 and was a member of the Admiral's staff. Highly decorated for his service to the country, he also was awarded with the Air Medal; American Defense Medal; American Area Medal; WWII Victory Medal; Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal (3 stars); Philippine Liberation Medal (1 Star); Navy Unit Citation; United Nations Service Medal; Presidential Unit Citation; China Service Medal (extended); Korean Service Medal; and the Naval Reserve Medal. He met and married his wife Doris in 1945 while she was serving in the WAVES. After leaving active military service, he lived in Anaheim, California and worked for the McDonnell Douglas Corporation as a Logistical Engineer until his retirement in 1985. He was preceded in death by his parents and his sister, Helen Krom. He is survived by his wife and his seven children, Michele, William, Janet, John, David, Joseph, and Helen; his 17 grandchildren; and his 8 great-grandchildren. He will be forever missed, loved, and honored by his entire family. Viewing will be held Wednesday, January 27th from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m., with a Rosary at 6:00 p.m., at the Hilgenfeld Mortuary, 120 E. Broadway, Anaheim, CA, 92805. A Funeral Mass will be held Thursday, January 28th at 10:00 a.m. at St. Boniface Catholic Church, 120 N. Janss Street, Anaheim, CA 92805. Interment at Holy Sepulcher Cemetery, Orange, CA. Hilgenfeld Mortuary

Published in Orange County Register on January 26, 2010

Re: garrett alabama

jcperez444 — 2010-01-28 09:52:03Z

I´M LOOKIN´ FOR KELLY GARRET WHO SERVED A FULL TIME MISSION IN COLOMBIA ABOUT 1983 (BARRANCABERMEJA). ANY INFORMATION WILL BE APPRECIATED. JUAN CARLOS PEREZ

Re: garrett alabama

girlsouth2000 — 2010-01-27 19:02:14Z

I am looking for information on Emily Pruett and her second husband William Pharr. My information says William Garrett was killed in the Civil War. They had at least 2 children, John and Coma. Emily is listed in the 1880 census with John Garrett in Marengo County Al. John is listed as the head of the household. Any information you have about Emily would be appreciated.

Re: William Boyd Garrett, Chapel Hill, Marshall Co., TN

coachgarrett — 2010-01-26 01:21:01Z

This was my post. My email is now coachgarrett@comcast.net .
I am still researching the Garrett family around Marshall Co., TN and Independence Co., AR.

GARRETT/CHEROKEE

chiefjohnwatts — 2010-01-15 18:57:45Z

My Cherokee comes from Captain John Watts of the early 1700's who was Scottage and worked for the British as a trader/interpreter with the Cherokees. He married the daughter of Chief Attakullakulla. Their son was Chief John Watts and his son was Joseph Watts of NC. His daughter was Patsy and she married John Derrick in Clayton, Rabun Co. GA. Their son, Joseph, married Naoma Long and they moved to Bentonville Co. AR in 1870 where their daughter, Mary Jame Derrick, married William Garrett. His family lives in Laurens Co. SC; Edward and Anne West Owsley Garrett of Warrior Creek.

Re: Joseph Garrett- Cherokee

EFernandez — 2010-01-14 23:03:55Z

Margene, please contact me at efern@pacbell.net. It concerns the Garrett line.

Elvina

Garrett Family Tree

kellylancaster991 — 2010-01-11 18:59:59Z

I am on the look for information on our family tree. I am the daughter of Jesse Thurman Garret son of James F. Garrett and Addie Great Grand daughter of Carrie Garrett and I Have a half sister Who's name is Kathy Garrett believed to be born somewhere between 1952-1955 to Jean Marie Garrett. I also know the Hargus line are our relatives. But not a lot more I am Really interested in finding my sister I have never known her an dwould like to any information would be appreciated.

GARRETT Thomas J and Dorothy D

t42MountOlivet — 2010-01-09 14:17:11Z

GARRETT Thomas J and Dorothy D

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William Hercules Garrett b. 1859 Kentucky and d. 1919 Marshall, Texas

Karen_Jorgensen — 2010-01-09 02:59:02Z

I'm looking for info about William Hercules Garrett, b. 1859 Ky and d. 1919 Marshall Texas.

I found him in the 1910 census;

1910 Upshur Co. Texas Census; Source Citation: Year: 1910; Census Place: Diana, Upshur, Texas; Roll T624_1596; Page: 13B; Enumeration District: 102; Image: 402. Ancestry.com Census Images; 248 / 254
William H. Garrett, 54, 1st marriage, married 25 years, KyVaKy; Mary S., wife, 46, 1st marriage, 3 live births, 3 living children, KyKYKY; Fred H., son, 23, Kansas,

But I can't find him in 1900.

The Book of Garretts, by Hester Garrett, gives his death as 1919 in Marshall, Harrison Co., Texas. But it gives the death of his wife Mary Phillips as 1947 (no place). He is also listed with a 2nd marriage to Mary Johnson.

I can't find any record of his death or his children.
Does anyone have additional info on him?

Thank you.
Karen

Re: Joseph Garrett- Cherokee

EFernandez — 2010-01-08 19:16:45Z

I too am from the Garrett/Stroud line.

My line goes:
William 'Old Billy' Garrett md Sara Jane(?)Turner, son William, Jr. md Jane Stroud, son Marvel Garrett md Frances (?), dtr Hannah md John Thomas Sheppard, son T.T. md Addah McEvers, son James Teodore md Josie Grissom, dtr Stella Mae md Albert F. Ross. Stella and Albert Ross were my parents.

Re: Joseph Garrett- Cherokee

Margene80 — 2010-01-07 23:47:21Z

In giving my info on Joseph I forgot to mention that the Cherokee connection (I'm told) comes through Joseph's son Robert's (my gr.grandfather) wife Nancy Emeline Brookshire.
Can't confirm this at this time.Any info on the Brookshire
I'm still trying to confirm.
Margene

Re: Joseph Garrett- Cherokee

Margene80 — 2010-01-07 23:34:13Z

It has been a while since I delved into Edward Garrett line.
I think there is a connection but have not confirmed that. Story goes that Joseph was b. 1767 in SC. Census records show his b.d. as ca 1786 b. in SC, father William b. VA.
Joseph had a younger brother, William, b. ca 1792 in SC. He llived in Union Co. GA. Both Joseph and William md. into the Stroud family. Joseph md Sarah and William md half
sister Jane. This is documented. Their father was Peter Stroud, Jr. Joseph d. in Gilmer Co, GA in 1883 according
to my grandfather. The line goes - Joseph; son Robert; son James (my grandfather; dau Josie; then me (Margene). The best I have come up with is Joseph b. 1786; father William; son Joseph. This Joseph possibly came to America ca 1790.
But this is notes passed between Robert and his brothers. There was a Bible (names recorded in England)- it was loaned either to a relative or neighbor because if its age.
There was a house fire & the Bible was destroyed. I believe that Joseph is found in Spartanburg, SC. William Garrett was in Spartanburg, SC md to a Turner. Story handed down was that our William (Joseph's father) believed to have md a Turner. Garrett's & Turner's were neighbors. Again haven't found any research on that Turner/Garrett line that has been published.
All of this came about in the late 1930's when Levi Garrett
(Garrett Snuff Co) died. People were trying to establish a family connection.
Does any of this help you?
genierob@bellsouth.net

GARRETT Fred 1922-1998

t42MountOlivet — 2010-01-07 16:23:40Z

GARRETT Fred 1922-1998

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GARRETT Donna Sue 1952-1998

t42MountOlivet — 2010-01-05 13:13:59Z

GARRETT Donna Sue 1952-1998

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