My grandfather was John Herny Storey, he had 3 brothers one was George, Ralph and Elmer, his sister's were Maggie adn LaVinia and was born in Glenwood, Iowa and lived in Pacific Junction and Coucil Bluffs, Iowa he was born April 5, 1890. His wife was Goldie Effie Hunter. I don't have any information on my Uncle George or Uncle Elmer but I do know the my Uncle Ralph was married to Lottie and he had a son name Art and he had a son named Jim and lived in Pacific Junction till he died but I can't remember the year it was after 1973. Hope to hear from you.

My grand father was John Henry and he had a brother named George and that is all I know about George, there were 2 other brothers named Ralph and Elmer and 2 sister named Maggie and LaVinia (Maggie could be Maraget)
They were born in Glenwood, live in Pacific Junction and Council Bluffs, Iowa

Dear Susan, I am new at this genealogy stuff, and I have been out of town so often watching our daughter who is a golfer-- currently playing at the USGA Women's Amaeur in Portland--Sorry, I am so proud of her! She is only 19, but very like her great grandmother who wrote the information I am passing on to you now. It may be incorrect, but Leone Price Brien Dillon, my husband's grandmother, took great pride in being a member of the DAR and The Daughters of the Republic of Texas. She has written: Five Irish brothers came to S.C. before the Revolutionary War. Their names were Anthony Storey, George Storey, John Storey, Henry Storey and James Storey. Anthony Storey married Sarah Faris. Their children were George, Thomas, Henry, Edward and Robert. Edward Storey, son of Anthony, married Margaret Thompson. Their children were John Thompson Storey, Anthony F. Storey, William Storey, Margaret Thompson Storey, Nancy Caster Storey, Sarah Faris Storey, Richard Addison Storey, Edward Maddison Storey and Alonzo G. Storey. John Thompson Storey married Lucy McLester. Their children were Caroline, Calvin Lawrence, Julia Ann, Richard Lawson, Theodore Columbus, John McLester, Edward Faris, James Gray, Lucy Caroline, Leonidas Jefferson, Horatio Emmet. James Gray Storey married Sallie Cheatham. However, John Thompson Storey and Lucy McLester Storey (parents of James Gray Storey) moved to Texas with their first 3 children in 1846. Edward Faris Storey moved to Nevada and was killed by Native Americans, which I presume already lived there! The county of Storey, in Nevada was named after him and he has a statue erected in Va. City in his memory. Leone, my husband's grandmother and the author of this information, was a grand daughter of Julia Ann Storey , who married Joseph T. Price, and whose parents were Kate Storey Price and James Tubb Brien. Leone joined the DAR under the Esther McCory chapter and the DRT through the Palo Duro Chapter. She states that the Registrar General of the DAR advised her she had 6 lines on file in Washington on which she was eligible, so I don't know if she joined under the Storey line or the Price line. Her great grandfather, Charles T. Price left North Carolina and went to Rome, Georgia, where he married Ann Thompson. One of Charles T. Price and Ann Thompson Price's daughters, Julia Caroline Price married Milam Polk. I have tried to branch out as much as possible, but I don't know if I've helped at all, because, it seems James Gray Storey would have been born around 1850! Hope this helps someone. Please respond if you know anything else! Katharine Dillon

Hi Jean! We are cousins via the Hunter bloodline...Andrew Jackson Hunter is my ggrandfather. My mother was from PJ, Iowa and I have info for you! email me at: fmartin262@aol.com

I am related to James Storey, funny it also happens to be my brothers name. I live in Las Vegas....Captain Edward Farris Storey died by attack of a Pauite Indian, while responding to an emergency to help another platoon under attack. I do note some error in the brothers being from Ireland, unless this is before my timeline, I have gone back to 1675. And the Storey's are from the Coastal County of North Cumbria, formally known as Westmoreland. A decendent of Henry Storey, gave me the web site in England for the Storey family. Their is one branch in England current to date, one branch in Australia current to date, and us in the US. If you would like to call and talk more my telephone is 702-524-4639 in Nevada

Dear Charlton, I read your postings today after receiving an answer to a prior posting of mine from a Mar Anthony Storey. I hope you will read my Storey stories on this board. I am interested in contacting you and seeing if you might help me fill in some gaps. Thanks so much. Sincerely, Katharine Dillon, Houston, TX

Dear Katharine,

Anything I can do to help, just let me know and I will.

Charlton.

I am looking for information on the following individual and his family.

Horatio Emmet Storey
Lt., Company "E", Terry's Texas Rangers

Also Identified as Horation Emmit.
Sometimes misidentified as A. T. Storey.3

Born in GA around 1837.4
Father: John Thompson Storey (b. Virginia July 1, 1796, d. Nov. 11, 1858).2
(Other sources list John Thompson Storey as being born in Spartanburg, SC or GA.)
Mother: Lucy J. McLester (b. North Carolina Sept 25, 1797, d. 1874).2
The family emigrated to Gonzales County, TX in 1845.2
The family moved to Lockhart, Caldwell County, TX in 1847.2
Claiborne lists his residence at enlistment as Gonzales County, TX.2

Mustered in at Houston during on September12, 1861.4
Elected 2nd Lieutenant of Company E.4
Wounded at Fallen Timbers on April 8 1862.1 2 3 4
Subsequently died as a result of his wounds.2 3 4

Three of his brothers also served in the CS Arrmy.2
James G. Storey with the 18th Texas Cavalry (Woods' regiment).2
R. L. Storey with the 2nd Regiment of Georgia State Troops.2
Leonidas J. Storey with the 26th Texas Cavalry.2
Leonidas J. Storey served in the Legislature and was Lieutenant Govenor of TX.2

1. Harrison, Thomas. "Report of April 11, 1862: Fallen Timbers". War of the Rebellion: A Compilation of the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies. Ser. 1, Vol. 10. Washington DC: GPO, 1880-1901.
2. —. "Judge L. J. Storey". Confederate Veteran. Vol. 18, No. 6 (June 1910), p. 292.
3. Claiborne, John M. Muster Roll of Terry's Texas Rangers; With Historical Remarks. Reunion in Galveston. February 20, 1882.
4. Scott, Paul R. Eighth Texas Cavalry, CSA. The University of Texas at Arlington, July 1977. Unpublished MA Thesis.

From the The Online Archive of Terry's Texas Rangers
http://www.terrystexasrangers.org/roster/s/storey_he.html

I've just uploaded an article and Biographical page for some of John Thompson Storey's children at http://www.terrystexasrangers.org/library/confederate_vetera...
and http://www.terrystexasrangers.org/roster/s/storey_he.html

If any one has any information, links, or suggestions to add I'd be most appreciative. I am still looking for a photo of Lt. Horatio Emmet Storey if anyone knows of any in existence.

Mrs. Dillon,

Don't know if you'll see this as it's been 4 years since you posted the original message, but if you do, I'd love to follow up with you on your husband's family. From other internet sources, I have information down to Leone Brien's generation, but not beyond. Hopefully you could fill in some blanks? FYI...John Thompson Storey married Lucy McLester, who was the daughter of my great-times-4 grandfather, John McLester. So your husband and I are cousins from the McLester side.

Thanks,

Jeff